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BCS Championship Game 2010 Prop Bets

Written by:

C Costigan

Published on:

Jan/06/2010

The folks over at Sportsbook.com were offering a number of BCS Championship game 2010 prop bets heading into Wednesday. They included:

Will either team score in the first 6 ½ minutes?

Yes was at -120

No was at -110

Texas OVER 20 points was listed with a line of -130 with the UNDER having even odds.

Alabama had a line of -125 to score either OVER or UNDER 25 points.

Alabama was expected to be the team to score first with odds of -150 but it is Texas that would pay a little bit of money at +120 should they be the first to score first.

One of the highest paying BCS Championship Game 2010 prop bets would be a field goal as the first score. That one pays out nearly $200 for every $100 bet.

The longest touchdown of the game was set at 43 ½ with a -115 line on both the OVER and UNDER.

Gambling911.com will be providing extensive BCS Championship Game 2010 coverage throughout these next two days.

Carrie Stroup, Gambling911.com Senior Reporter

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