More college football Week 1 odds available online

More odds for Week 1 of the college football season are trickling out at online sportsbooks. SBG Global, which posted a handful of early spreads last week, has release more odds for opening-week games. Here's a look at the matchups with spreads available:

Thursday, August 30

South Carolina -6½ (-110)
Vanderbilt +6½ (-110)

Central Florida    -24 (-110)   
Akron +24 (-110)

Eastern Michigan +3½ (-110)   
Ball State -3½ (-110)

Texas A&M -7½ (-110)   
Louisiana Tech +7½ (-110)
 
Massachusetts +27½ (-110)   
Connecticut -27½ (-110)
 
UCLA -15 (-110)   
Rice +15 (-110)

Texas San Antonio +7 (-110)   
South Alabama -7 (-110)

Washington State +13 (-110)   
Brigam Young -13 (-110)

Minnesota -8½ (-110)   
Nevada Las Vegas +8½ (-110)

Friday, August 31

Tennessee -3 (-110)   
North Carolina State +3 (-110)

Boise State +5½ (-110)   
Michigan State -5½ (-110)

San Jose State +24½ (-110)   
Stanford -24½ (-110)

Saturday, September 1

Notre Dame -19 (-110)   
Navy +19 (-110)
 
Marshall +24 (-110)   
West Virginia -24 (-110)

Ohio University +10½ (-110)   
Penn State -10½ (-110)
 
Northwesternm-1 (-110)
Syracuse +1 (-110)
 
Miami, Ohio +22½ (-110)   
Ohio State -22½ (-110)

Western Michigan +11 (-110)   
Illinois -11 (-110)

Tulsa -1½ (-110)
Iowa State +1½ (-110)

Troy U -4½ (-110)
Alabama Birmingham +4½ (-110)

Buffalo +36½ (-110)   
Georgia -36½ (-110)

Nevada Reno +11 (-110)   
California -11 (-110)

Southern Miss +17 (-110)   
Nebraska -17 (-110)
 
Miami, Florida -2 (-110)   
Boston College +2 (-110)

Bowling Green +27 (-110)
Florida -27 (-110)

Colorado -4½ (-110)   
Colorado State +4½ (-110)

Wyoming +27 (-110)   
Texas -27 (-110)

Clemson -3½ (-110)   
Auburn +3½ (-110)

Florida International +3 (-110)   
Duke -3 (-110)
 
North Texas +45 (-110)
Louisiana State -45 (-110)

Hawaii +39 (-110)   
Southern Cal -39 (-110)

Texas St +38 (-110)   
Houston -38 (-110)

Michigan +11½ (-110)   
Alabama -11½ (-110

Rutgers -18½ (-110)   
Tulane +18½ (-110)

Oklahoma -30 (-110)
Texas El Paso +30 (-110)
 
Toledo +7½ (-110)   
Arizona -7½ (-110)
 
San Diego State +12½ (-110)   
Washington -12½ (-110)
 
Arkansas State +33 (-110)   
Oregon -33 (-110)

Sunday, September 2

Kentucky +13 (-110)   
Louisville -13 (-110)
 
Southern Methodist +12½ (-110)   
Baylor -12½ (-110)

Monday, September 3
 
Georgia Tech +7 (-110)   
Virginia Tech -7 (-110)

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1* Under Royals/Astros (8:10 ET):  I went a perfect 9-0 this weekend, including 5 for 5 in MLB! One of my Saturday winners (Oakland) came at the expense of the Kansas City Royals, who would eventually get swept by the A's, scoring only five total runs in the process. They certainly seem to have a more favorable opponent to start the week, but don't be surprised to see fewer runs scored than expected in Monday's opener....

KC will send Jeremy Guthrie out to the mound tonight. He should have no problem containing an Astros lineup that was shut out yesterday in Pittsburgh, losing for the 7th time in 9 games. While Guthrie is coming off his worst showing of 2013 last time out, his overall numbers remain impressive; he's 5-1 with a 2.82 ERA over eight starts. He's also never lost to Houston in three career outings, turning in a 3.68 ERA and 1.045 WHIP.  Two of those starts came last year.

The problem with taking the Royals here though is the fact their offense is struggling mightily right now and that they average only 2.9 runs per game vs. lefties.  That should give Houston southpaw Dallas Keuchel a decent shot at a quality outing.  The Royals, like the Astros, come into this series having lost 7 of 9.  In those seven losses, the Kansas City offense has scored a grand total of 17 runs. This game could easily turn into a pitcher's duel with the two inept offenses.  1* Under KC/Houston.

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