2015 College Football National Title Game Action Report, Line Moves

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On Saturday January 3, BetOnline was reporting that 59% of the early 2015 College Football National Title Game action was on Oregon (-7) over Ohio State.

BetOnline has opted to move the line a half point in favor of the Ducks after opening at -7.5.

Bookmaker was reporting 69% of the action was on Oregon and they too were not anxious to try and get action on Ohio State.  They were holding pat at -7.

Sportsbook.ag had the line a half point off, opening at -8 and they had dropped to -7.5 by Saturday evening.  If you like the Buckeyes, you’ll want to jump all over this number at Sportsbook.ag now.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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