Bama vs. Ole Miss Betting Preview – Week 3 College Football

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Gambling911.com has your Alabama vs. Ole Miss betting preview for Week 3 of College Football with this game going off at 3:30 pm EST. LIVE IN-PLAY WAGERING is available right up to the final play.

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After Bama opened at -8.5, this line shot up a point within the first four hours Sunday and, by Tuesday, had peaked at -11.  With a line of -10.5, Alabama was seeing 80 percent of the action.  We believed this line might shoot up to -11.5 just before game time but instead it seemed to be holding on -10.5 and even drifting downward to -10.

Oddsmakers may feel good about an Ole Miss cover.

The Rebels, after all, have had a nice history of upsetting the Tide in recent years, the last two to be more precise.  They have also covered in four of the last six dating back to 2010.

"I think it is a combination of the confidence that has been set through playing them the four years we have been here," Ole Miss coach Hugh Freeze said, "And playing them early is advantageous."

As an underdog of 10.5 to 21 points, however, Mississippi has only managed the upset win Straight Up five times out of forty since 1992.

Alabama comes into this game as a 9-2 favorite to win the 2017 College Football Championship game while Ole Miss had much longer 50-1 odds of doing so.  The Rebels lost to FSU in Week 1 and have failed to cover the spread in both this season’s games.

The Crimson Tide are 6-1 Against The Spread in their last 7 road games while the Rebels are 0-4 ATS in their last 4 games after allowing more than 200 yards rushing in their previous game.

 

Odds to win 2016 College Football Championship Game (1/11/17)

Team

Odds

Alabama

9/2

Florida State

13/2

Ohio State

7/1

Clemson

15/2

Michigan

12/1

Tennessee

15/1

Washington

15/1

Houston

18/1

LSU

18/1

Louisville

20/1

Oklahoma

25/1

Stanford

30/1

Texas

30/1

Iowa

35/1

Notre Dame

40/1

Oregon

40/1

Georgia

45/1

Florida

50/1

Ole Miss

50/1

Texas A&M

50/1

Baylor

60/1

Wisconsin

60/1

Michigan State

65/1

Miami, Fl.

75/1

Oklahoma State

75/1

Nebraska

100/1

TCU

100/1

UCLA

100/1

USC

100/1

Arkansas

150/1

Auburn

150/1

Boise State

150/1

Pittsburgh

150/1

North Carolina

200/1

Utah

200/1

West Virginia

250/1

Cincinnati

300/1

Georgia Tech

300/1

Indiana

300/1

San Diego State

300/1

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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