Can I Still Bet College Football Team Win Totals With Season Shortened, Conference Postponements - 2020

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Can I Still Bet College Football Team Win Totals With Season Shortened, Conference Postponements - 2020

Our friends at BetOnline were still offering a handful of college football regular season win totals betting options even after the season was shortened and a number of conferences postponed until the spring.  These future odds will no longer be available beyond September 11, 2020.

Regular Season Wins - Teams must compete the required number regular season games appearing along side the team wagering option prior to January 1, 2021 and face the exact number of scheduled opponents, however, those opponents do not have to be played in scheduled order.  For instance, if a game is postponed but played at a later date prior to January 1, 2020, that game will count.  Remember, January 1, 2021 is at the stroke of Midnight when everyone yells "Happy New Year", not a second past December 31, 2020 11:59 pm ET. 
 
Baylor
 
Under 6 Regular Season Wins
-140
Over 6 Regular Season Wins
+110
Boston College
 
Over 4 Regular Season Wins
-140
Under 4 Regular Season Wins
+110
Clemson
 
Over 10.5 Regular Season Wins
-125
Under 10.5 Regular Season Wins
-105
Duke
 
Over 5 Regular Season Wins
-125
Under 5 Regular Season Wins
-105
Florida State
 
Under 7 Regular Season Wins
-125
Over 7 Regular Season Wins
-105
Georgia Tech
 
Over 2.5 Regular Season Wins
-115
Under 2.5 Regular Season Wins
-115
Iowa State
 
Over 6.5 Regular Season Wins
-115
Under 6.5 Regular Season Wins
-115
Kansas
 
Under 2.5 Regular Season Wins
-175
Over 2.5 Regular Season Wins
+145
Kansas State
 
Under 5.5 Regular Season Wins
-170
Over 5.5 Regular Season Wins
+140
Louisville
 
Under 7 Regular Season Wins
-125
Over 7 Regular Season Wins
-105
Miami (FL)
 
Over 7.5 Regular Season Wins
-130
Under 7.5 Regular Season Wins
+100
NC State
 
Over 4 Regular Season Wins
-150
Under 4 Regular Season Wins
+120
North Carolina
 
Over 7.5 Regular Season Wins
-150
Under 7.5 Regular Season Wins
+120
Notre Dame
 
Over 8.5 Regular Season Wins
-150
Under 8.5 Regular Season Wins
+120
Oklahoma
 
Over 8.5 Regular Season Wins
-115
Under 8.5 Regular Season Wins
-115
Oklahoma State
 
Over 7 Regular Season Wins
-125
Under 7 Regular Season Wins
-105
Pittsburgh
 
Over 6 Regular Season Wins
-130
Under 6 Regular Season Wins
+100
Syracuse
 
Under 5 Regular Season Wins
-165
Over 5 Regular Season Wins
+135
TCU
 
Under 6 Regular Season Wins
-155
Over 6 Regular Season Wins
+125
Texas
 
Over 7.5 Regular Season Wins
-115
Under 7.5 Regular Season Wins
-115
Texas Tech
 
Under 4.5 Regular Season Wins
-145
Over 4.5 Regular Season Wins
+115
Virginia
 
Over 5.5 Regular Season Wins
-135
Under 5.5 Regular Season Wins
+105
Virginia Tech
 
Over 7.5 Regular Season Wins
-125
Under 7.5 Regular Season Wins
-105
Wake Forest
 
Under 5.5 Regular Season Wins
-210
Over 5.5 Regular Season Wins
+170
West Virginia
 
Under 4.5 Regular Season Wins
-130
Over 4.5 Regular Season Wins

+100

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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