NCAA College Football Season Betting Props: 2013 – 2014

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Carrie Stroup here, back from a little mini vacation before the big season is set to kick off and I have some great NCAA College Football season betting props for 2013-2014 that were just posted by our friends at Sportsbook.com.

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Alabama - Will They Win 2014 BCS Championship and Go Undefeated? No 1/6; Yes 4/1

Johnny Manziel - Will He Win the 2013 Heisman? No 1/20; Yes 12/1

Jadeveon Clowney - Will He Win the 2013 Heisman? No 1/6; Yes 4/1

Braxton Miller - Will He Win the 2013 Heisman? No 1/4; Yes 3/1

SEC - Will a SEC Team Win 2014 BCS Championship? No 5/13; Yes 2/1

All NCAA College Football season betting props can be found here.

 

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