College football coverage at Covers.com insists on recognizing that there is more to this glorious sport than Ohio State, Alabama, and Colorado. There are 136 teams, and if you develop a surface-level awareness of all 136, you can enjoy football in a chaotic and constant manner that those corporate professionals in the NFL do not dare to dream of.
Will Kent State win more than one game? It may not be as glamorous as wondering if Penn State will win 11, but this wide-ranging sport looks at them both closely. Let’s at least acknowledge all 136 teams.
Most of these win total markets have been finely tuned over the summer, when most of us were busy camping, biking, and/or going to baseball games. But this can at least qualify as some college football picks for all 136 teams, listed as they appear on FanDuel’s Win Totals page.
College football win totals for all 136 teams
SEC
Alabama Over 9.5 Wins (-114): Kalen DeBoer in Year Two.
If I could bet Alabama to win the SEC in 2025 right now, I would.
— Douglas Farmer (@D_Farmer) January 23, 2024
Kalen DeBoer Year 1s to Year 2s:
Sioux Falls 11-2 to 14-0 and national champion.
Fresno State 3-3 to 9-3 and second in its Mountain West division.
Washington 11-2 to the national championship game and 14-1. https://t.co/BPiRYil4Km
Arkansas Under 5.5 Wins (-144): The clock is ticking on Sam Pittman, unfortunately, so given how enjoyable the start of his tenure was.
Auburn Under 7.5 Wins (+116): Diego Pavia alone could cost Hugh Freeze this win total, which would set Pavia’s record against Freeze at a memorable 3-0.
Florida Under 7.5 Wins (-140): Preseason SP+ rankings from ESPN.com consider Florida the No. 16 team in the country, but the Gators face six of the teams in front of them.
Georgia Under 9.5 Wins (+146): This is a bit of a long shot on a preseason win total, but Georgia’s offense showed significant flaws last year, and Gunner Stockton is a downgrade at quarterback.
Kentucky Under 4.5 Wins (-118): Vibes are souring in Lexington as Mark Stoops clearly does not much care for the Kentucky administration.
LSU Over 8.5 Wins (-162): The Tigers may lose Week 1 at Clemson, but quarterback Garrett Nussmeier alone is reason enough to bet on LSU this season. Brian Kelly should have his third Playoff team on his hands.
Mississippi State Under 3.5 Wins (+154): The Bulldogs are less than two-touchdown favorites at Southern Miss in Week 1, and yours truly is betting on Southern Miss.
Missouri Over 6.5 Wins (-180): This is less an endorsement of the Tigers and more an acknowledgement that they open the season with six home games and should reach their first idle week no worse than 4-1.
Oklahoma Over 7.5 Wins (+104): Consider this the strongest endorsement I am comfortable with in Andrew Caley’s opinions about Washington State transfer quarterback John Mateer’s Heisman hopes.
Mississippi Over 8.5 Wins (-120): Someone in the SEC has to win games, and perhaps the moment for Lane Kiffin to shine is the rare moment that most of the world has overlooked his team.
South Carolina Under 7.5 Wins (-192): When I wrote up my first futures bets for the 2025 season, back in February, I considered the Gamecocks as a dark horse title contender. Then I looked at how much they lost on both lines. I have been out on this roster since.
Tennessee Under 8.5 Wins (-144): The shine is going to come off Josh Heupel as the general public realizes what sharp bettors did a few seasons ago: Elite SEC defenses have thoroughly solved his offensive scheme.
Texas Over 9.5 Wins (-184): This is not faith in Arch Manning so much as it is doubt in Ohio State in Week 1 and then recognizing the Longhorns should be favored in 10 of their remaining 11 games.
Texas A&M Over 7.5 Wins (-170): Expecting Mike Elko to lose five regular-season games with the best offensive line in the SEC is an insult to both Elko and your own intelligence.
Vanderbilt Over 4.5 Wins (-194): The Commodores’ offense, led by Diego Pavia and schemed up by analyst Jerry Kill, creates an inherent advantage each week as opponents struggle to grasp it on short notice.
Big Ten
Illinois Over 8.5 Wins (+142): Two things can both be true: Illinois can be this year’s rendition of Indiana with an impressive record, and Illinois can still fall short of the College Football Playoff at 10-2 or 9-3.
Indiana Over 8.5 Wins (+102): Curt Cignetti wins games he is expected to, and instinct says Indiana will be favored in at least nine games this season.
Iowa Under 7.5 Wins (-158): Is this Kirk Ferentz’s end? If so, it would lend even further thought to the above doubt in Kentucky, Mark Stoops perhaps checking out early.
Maryland Under 4.5 Wins (-128): It is becoming increasingly difficult to see a path to success for the Terrapins, with or without Mike Locksley as their head coach.
Michigan Over 9.5 Wins (+142): No, this is not Bryce Underwood praise. This is doubt in Ohio State.
Michigan State Under 5.5 Wins (+100): Michigan State should be improved from last year, but that will not necessarily show up in the Spartans’ record.
Minnesota Over 6.5 Wins (-150): The Gophers have every piece but a known offensive line. Trust that to develop, and this could be an impressive season from Minnesota.
Nebraska Over 7.5 Wins (-154): Few know how to build a program better than Matt Rhule. Expectations may have been too lofty for that to be recognized in his first two seasons, but a 9-3 or 10-2 third season will make Cornhuskers’ fans rabid anew.
Northwestern Under 3.5 Wins (+154): Yes, Northwestern should have three sure wins against FCS-level Western Illinois, UL-Monroe, and Purdue, but it is also possible the Wildcats continue to regress under head coach David Braun.
Ohio State Under 10.5 Wins (-144): If anything, an alt Under 9.5 wins would be enticing, but that is effectively betting the Buckeyes to miss the Playoff, available at +245 at FanDuel. How dare I doubt the national champions? A first-time starting quarterback, a first-time offensive coordinator, and a wildly questionable hire at defensive coordinator create plenty of room for doubt.
Oregon Over 9.5 Wins (-184): The Ducks have a lot of unproven faith in quarterback Dante Moore, but otherwise, this roster has no holes.
Penn State Over 10.5 Wins (+100): The Nittany Lions will be favored in every game but their Nov. 1 trip to Ohio State. They should probably be favored then, too, as offensive coordinator Andy Kotelnicki and veteran quarterback Drew Allar find even more comfort with each other.
My Big Ten preview:
— Douglas Farmer (@D_Farmer) August 21, 2025
Penn State or bust.
Washington could be feisty.
Ohio State goes from title to missing the Playoff. pic.twitter.com/mhXTi81VsN
Purdue Under 2.5 Wins (+152): Instead of betting the Over 2.5 at -188, a smart bettor would watch the Boilermakers open the season 2-0 and then wait for their trip to Northwestern to hedge on this bet, when Purdue would be about a 5.5- or 6-point underdog right now.
Rutgers Over 5.5 Wins (-154): Greg Schiano knows how to win in New Jersey, as confounding as that task is. This year, oddly enough, he should do so via the Rutgers offense.
UCLA Under 5.5 Wins (-162): Get ready to forget about Nico Iamaleava.
USC Over 7.5 Wins (-168): Are the Trojans going to contend for a Playoff spot in 2025? No. But there are indications Lincoln Riley is already thinking about contending for a Playoff spot in 2026; this roster is on the edge of a breakthrough.
Washington Over 7.5 Wins (+104): If Huskies quarterback Demond Williams Jr. is all that he looked like in the Sun Bowl, then look for Washington to make some top-25 noise late this fall.
Wisconsin Under 5.5 Wins (-178): To pull from one long sheet of notes, the Badgers “could be good but damned by schedule.”
ACC
Boston College Under 5.5 Wins (-128): The schedule looks like the Eagles should start the year 4-0, but this roster lacks pure talent, and they already cheated some of the gods of luck in 2024.
Cal Under 5.5 Wins (-138): Boosters seem to actively want head coach Justin Wilcox to leave, and the one-way direction of talent out of Berkeley may assure that want becomes reality before too long.
Clemson Over 10.5 Wins (+122): Cade Klubnik’s Heisman campaign will be built on improved touch on his deep balls.
Duke Over 6.5 Wins (-205): There are worse arguments to be made in life than suggesting Duke could threaten for a Playoff bid. Home games against Illinois and Georgia Tech very well could turn a nice season into a memorable one.
Florida State Over 7.5 Wins (+154): This is too rich a price, don’t turn it down. Was Florida State terrible last year? Yes. Is the roster still largely unknown? Yes. But a schedule with FCS-level East Texas A&M, Kent State, Virginia, Stanford, Wake Forest and Virginia Tech should not have a win total of 7.5 priced at plus-money on the Over.
Georgia Tech Over 7.5 Wins (-162): The Yellow Jackets are distinctly better than nine of the teams on their schedule, and that game at Duke will also be well within reach.
Louisville Over 8.5 Wins (-158): The Cardinals may need an upset to reach nine wins — of Miami, Clemson, or SMU — but Jeff Brohm’s offensive system increases the chance of such a delight.
Miami Over 9.5 Wins (+126): No, no, I do not feel comfortable putting faith in Mario Cristobal to correctly manage 10 end-of-game situations, but here we are.
NC State Under 6.5 Wins (-138): Two new coordinators are not a great way to rebuild an offensive line and a defensive secondary.
North Carolina Under 7.5 Wins (-160): Hey, did you hear Bill Belichick is North Carolina’s head coach now? Did you? Did you hear? Have we talked about it enough? Did you know his girlfriend is basically the same age as some of his players? Did you? Should we talk about her some more? Do you want an ounce of actual football analysis? What? That should be the conversation? Fine. The Tar Heels need to rebuild too much of their offense to expect consistency.
Pittsburgh Over 6.5 Wins (+110): In nine full seasons (excluding 2020), Pat Narduzzi has won at least seven regular-season games in seven of them. He is a grating individual, but betting on him to win seven games at plus-money makes him more tolerable.
SMU Under 8.5 Wins (+102): Drawing Clemson, Miami, and Louisville in the ACC schedule matrix is tough enough; catching Baylor and TCU in the non-conference in a season in which both should be improving is miserable.
Stanford Under 2.5 Wins (-142): The Cardinal could not hold onto a 10-0 gifted lead at Hawaii. Sell now. Sell often. Sell it all.
Syracuse Under 5.5 Wins (-210): The Orange might play the top five teams in the ACC, as well as Notre Dame.
Virginia Under 6.5 Wins (-144): If Tony Elliott does not have a winning record heading into Virginia’s first idle week in early October, he should start talking to real estate agents.
Virginia Tech Over 6.5 Wins (+118): That doubt in Tony Elliott can turn a profit here with trust Virginia Tech will continue its utter dominance in the Commonwealth Cup.
Wake Forest Under 4.5 Wins (-130): This bet is simply a reality that while the Demon Deacons should open the season 2-0, they will then likely be favored just once more, in their penultimate game against Delaware.
Big 12
Arizona Under 5.5 Wins (-108): How does the worst team in the Big 12 have a win total near even money at 5.5? Well, welcome to the chaos of the Big 12.
Arizona State Over 8.5 Wins (-105): To lose this bet, the Wildcats will most likely need to lose all four of: at Baylor, at Utah, vs. Texas Tech, and at Iowa State.
My full Big 12 preview just published via @Covers. I narrowed the title picture to six teams ...https://t.co/M0TGfWQ6pp https://t.co/FwMU66AW3g pic.twitter.com/Eu7Czgcwmq
— Douglas Farmer (@D_Farmer) August 15, 2025
Baylor Over 7.5 Wins (-110): Too much offensive strength returns for a defensive-minded head coach not to churn out a quality season in Waco.
BYU Under 6.5 wins (+108): Losing quarterback Jake Retzlaff in the summer created too much uncertainty to successfully navigate any Big 12 schedule, let alone one with trips to both Iowa State and Texas Tech.
Cincinnati Under 6.5 Wins (-154): With hardly any offensive production return, the best choice with Cincinnati is to expect some close-game losses. Perhaps bet some Unders in September.
Colorado Under 5.5 Wins (+118): Shedeur Sanders’s preseason follies have emphasized his greatest weakness: He turns pressures into sacks. Note: The pressures are the fault of the Browns’ offensive line, just as they were with Colorado’s offensive line. And that offensive line has not improved.
Houston Under 6.5 Wins (-130): Head coach Willie Fritz is intent on running the ball even when he does not have the personnel for it, and he still does not have the personnel for it.
Iowa State Over 8.5 Wins (+128): The Cyclones’ defensive line showed its strength in Dublin in Week 0, and that was their greatest preseason worry.
Kansas Over 7.5 Wins (-114): Going 1-5 in one-score games last season while Jalon Daniels fought massive physical limitations due to a back injury, can be a decent indicator that the Jayhawks are going to find some mildly unexpected success this year.
Kansas State Under 7.5 Wins (-138): The Wildcats trusted their proven offensive line development to rebuild a line returning just two starters, but longtime offensive line coach Conor Riley is with the Cowboys now, and that weakness should mitigate Avery Johnson’s dual-threat abilities.
Oklahoma State Under 4.5 Wins (+122): Enjoy retirement, Mike Gundy.
TCU Over 6.5 Wins (-170): Learn the name Josh Hoover. The Horned Frogs quarterback is an under-the-radar star.
Texas Tech Over 8.5 Wins (-144): The headlines praise the Red Raiders’ transfer class. A more precise analysis would focus on the pair of defensive ends Texas Tech imported. David Bailey and Romello Height could push the Raiders to nine wins all on their own.
UCF Under 5.5 Wins (-120): UCF has to head to Kansas State, Baylor, Texas Tech, and BYU. Those four losses should doom any hopes of an Over.
Utah Over 7.5 Wins (-168): The Utes have the best offensive line in the Big 12 and one of the best defensive lines, along with a dynamic quarterback. Don’t call it a resurgence. Call it par for the course for Kyle Whittingham.
West Virginia Under 5.5 Wins (-152): Rich Rodriguez will find his way eventually, but his offensive system relies on a savvy offensive line, and that can be difficult to find in Year One.
American
Army Under 7.5 Wins (-150): Service academy option attacks go only as their quarterbacks go, and the Black Knights may be unsettled at that position this season.
Charlotte Under 3.5 Wins (-150): This was the wrong job to take, Tim Albin.
East Carolina Over 6.5 Wins (+124): Put some faith in the stability provided by retaining Blake Harrell, along with the downfield passing attack courtesy of Katin Houser’s arm.
Florida Atlantic Under 4.5 Wins (-115): The Owls return one starter. That is expected nowadays with any coaching change, but that creates a stiff hill to climb.
Memphis Over 8.5 Wins (+102): Ryan Silverfield keeps getting away with it.
Navy Over 8.5 Wins (-115): Service academy option attacks go only as their quarterbacks go, and the Midshipmen have a star in Blake Horvath.
North Texas Under 6.5 Wins (+142): Attempting to reboot a defense on the fly is a necessity in modern college football, but it also provides value on this plus-money Under.
Rice Under 3.5 Wins (+122): Importing an option offense from the FCS may work in the long-term, but it should be a debacle out of the gates.
South Florida Over 6.5 Wins (-134): Points, lots of points. And then more points.
Temple Under 3.5 Wins (-132): K.C. Keeler is setting out on a long-term rebuild, and that will show in painful ways in his first season in Philadelphia.
Tulane Over 8.5 Wins (+126): Losing quarterback Darian Mensah to Duke draws the headlines, but trust in Jon Sumrall to put together a top-tier defense that likely lands him an SEC job this winter.
Tulsa Over 3.5 Wins (-120): This bet stems entirely from first-year head coach Tre Lamb sounding convincing as he discussed a bowl game in his introductory press conference. He has built more with less.
UAB Under 4.5 Wins (-142): Trent Dilfer doesn’t actually care.
UTSA Over 7.5 Wins (-104): The Roadrunners took a step back without Frank Harris. The star quarterback effectively built the program. But a second year with Owen McCown behind center should reap rewards.
Mountain West
Air Force Over 6.5 Wins (-122): The Falcons return more production than most, the inevitable perk of returning hardly any production a year ago.
Boise State Over 10.5 Wins (+152): Assuming the Broncos lose at Notre Dame to start October, can they otherwise run the table? Most likely, and if there is a weekend you are convinced otherwise, then bet the underdog against the spread as your hedge.
My preseason @Covers College Football Playoff prediction.
— Douglas Farmer (@D_Farmer) August 19, 2025
Penn State following the Michigan 2023 and Ohio State 2024 model.
Kalen DeBoer in Year Two.
Clemson's schedule.
Notre Dame's depth. pic.twitter.com/JhL6lHlMYb
Colorado State Over 6.5 Wins (+134): That plus-money stands out with a veteran quarterback in Brayden Fowler-Nicolosi. The Rams’ defense is a concern, but how many Mountain West offenses are poised to exploit it?
Fresno State Under 6.5 Wins (-132): Those lines were controlled by Kansas too definitively to believe in seven wins in 11 games for the Bulldogs.
Hawaii Under 6.5 Wins (+104): Catching this at plus-money is a direct result of Hawaii’s last-second win against Stanford in Week 0, but that is putting too much stock in Stanford. The Cardinal are terrible, and this price reflects overvaluing them.
Nevada Over 3.5 Wins (-138): The Wolfpack went 2-6 in one-score games last year. They went 2-9 against teams that were in the Group of Five circa 2023, but Pythagorean expectations would have seen 3.84 wins. The luck should come around for Nevada.
New Mexico Under 3.5 Wins (-154): Until New Mexico finds stability with a coach intent on recruiting the area, life will continue to consist of Under win bets with heavy juice.
San Diego State Under 5.5 Wins (-152): Sean Lewis’s offense cannot look worse than it did last year, but that bar is about as high as a nickel in the hallway.
San Jose State Over 7.5 Wins (-102): This is unabashed faith in Ken Niumatalolo.
UNLV Over 7.5 Wins (-138): Dan Mullen couldn’t recruit. He could always coach.
Utah State Over 4.5 Wins (+118): This is unabashed faith in Bronco Mendenhall.
Wyoming Under 5.5 wins (-162): The Cowboys regressed badly in Jay Sawvel’s first year, and there is little reason to see that ship righting already.
Sun Belt
Appalachian State Under 5.5 Wins (+130): Dowel Loggains was not brought in for immediate results. His long-term recruiting is the bet, and that will not show up in Year One.
Arkansas State Under 5.5 Wins (-170): The combination of Butch Davis still being the Red Wolves’ head coach and losing 10 defensive starters does not lend itself to a bowl game.
Coastal Carolina Over 5.5 Wins (-104): Returning five starters on the offensive line should always engender an Over bet.
Georgia Southern Over 7.5 Wins (+120): We should all hope for good things. We should hope the one who left someday walks back into your neighborhood bar. We should hope our favorite bands stay together for decades. And we should hope Clay Helton leaves USC on Sept. 6 with a W.
Georgia State Over 3.5 Wins (-115): The Panthers were undone in 2024 because of a wretchedly late coaching change. Dell McGee, entering his second season, should provide for enough stability all on its own to notch improvement.
James Madison Over 8.5 Wins (-104): The Dukes should be favored in 11 of 12 regular-season games, but that does not mean they will win the Sun Belt.
James Madison is the clear favorite in the Sun Belt, if not among all of the Group of Five.
— Douglas Farmer (@D_Farmer) August 14, 2025
I strongly disagree.
It is like no one watched Florida State last year. Or UNLV. pic.twitter.com/hlbGOhYidk
Louisiana Under 7.5 Wins (-110): The scheduling matrix did the Ragin’ Cajuns a disservice giving them home games against Marshall and UL-Monroe.
Marshall Under 4.5 Wins (+112): This administration does not care about football, as made clear by the acrimonious divorce with Charles Huff.
Old Dominion Over 5.5 Wins (-200): The Monarchs enjoy both an impressive defensive front six and an understanding of how to best help their offensive line.
South Alabama Under 6.5 Wins (-110): Consider this doubt in South Alabama’s defensive front.
Southern Miss Over 5.5 Wins (-118): Marshall won the Sun Belt last year. That roster is now in Hattiesburg.
Texas State Under 7.5 Wins (-168): When the notes say, “Offense likely to regress,” faith does not follow.
Troy Over 5.5 Wins (-124): Questions at receiver and defensive back lower the Trojans’ ceiling, but quality trenches play should propel them to a bowl game.
UL Monroe Under 4.5 Wins (-152): Monroe inspired faith with a 5-1 start last season, but more notice should be paid to three blowout losses in its final five conference games.
MAC
Akron Under 4.5 Wins (-142): Academic struggles have the Akron program on an uncertain footing, and that alone sets up a team at the bottom of the MAC for a woeful season.
Ball State Over 3.5 Wins (-112): Though returning only three total starters, getting both Kent State and Akron at home in conference play should give the Cardinals a few moments of triumph.
Bowling Green Under 6.5 Wins (-225): Drew Pyne and Eddie George warrant headlines, but the late coaching change is reason enough to expect the Falcons to miss a bowl game.
Buffalo Over 7.5 Wins (-106): The best offensive line in the MAC and the best defensive line in the MAC, and a complementary schedule set up the Bulls for a notable 2025.
I spend hours, days on these previews.
— Douglas Farmer (@D_Farmer) August 13, 2025
And the MAC title bet largely came down to ...
Best OL + Best DL + Scheduling Matrix Favors.
To get that at +500 ... https://t.co/wdTRu3A8bi
Central Michigan Under 5.5 Wins (-148): A solid defense should be undone by bad quarterback play and an ugly offensive line reliant on disappointing transfers.
Eastern Michigan Over 4.5 Wins (-110): I could survive a quarter in Ypsilanti.
Kent State Under 1.5 Wins (+152): You are right, Kent State opens the season against Merrimack on Saturday, and also hosts UMass and Bowling Green this season. Counterpoint: Merrimack +6.5.
My favorite bets for Saturday of this glorious Week 1.
— Douglas Farmer (@D_Farmer) August 26, 2025
🔸Southern Miss, aka Marshall, hosts an adrift Mississippi St roster
🔸Kent St is broken. Merrimack, y'all.
🔸Curt Cignetti runs it up when he can.
🔸Fresno St's lines were TRASH at Kansas. Georgia Southern should capitalize. https://t.co/v9455Tc2Ff pic.twitter.com/aEEOg98cyg
UMass Under 3.5 Wins (+132): Sure, someone has to win games at the bottom of the MAC, but do not expect that to be the road team, and the Minutemen are on the road for both of their easiest games this fall.
Miami (Ohio) Over 6.5 Wins (+106): Dequan Finn’s return to the MAC should entice head coach Chuck Martin to a few more bold choices for once.
Northern Illinois Under 6.5 Wins (-168): As tempting as it is to suggest the Huskies could leave with the MAC title a la CM Punk climbing over the barricade, it is more likely they stumble thanks to a disadvantageous schedule.
Ohio Under 7.5 Wins (-144): A second straight year of heavy transfers could doom the Bobcats’ offensive line.
Toledo Under 8.5 Wins (+120): Doubt in Jason Candle meeting expectations has long been a profitable lifestyle choice.
Western Michigan Over 4.5 Wins (-144): Someone has to win games in the MAC, maybe it’ll be the Broncos.
Conference USA
Delaware Under 4.5 Wins (+128): Doubting a team in its first year at the FBS level should never come with plus-money odds.
FIU Under 5.5 Wins (-142): Willie Simmons is an intriguing hire who should pay off in the long term, but hiring someone because of their ties to recruiting in the state of Florida is not an immediate solution.
Jacksonville State Under 5.5 Wins (-124): The Gamecocks not only need to replace head coach Rich Rodriguez but also the offensive pieces that made his unique system hum.
Kennesaw State Over 3.5 Wins (-148): How many first-year coaches are there in Conference USA? Three, plus three more in their second seasons, and two teams new to the FBS. Chaos should show up somewhere.
Liberty Over 9.5 Wins (-102): Last season’s failures should have established a renewed focus for what should be the single program in the country most equipped to dominate its conference.
Louisiana Tech Under 6.5 Wins (-176): It will be a stunner if Sonny Cumbie is coaching Louisiana Tech in 2026.
Middle Tennessee Over 4.5 Wins (-164): Derek Mason has done more with less relative to his conference. Look for a boost in his second season in Murfreesboro.
Missouri State Under 4.5 Wins (-115): Doubting a team in its first year at the FBS level should never come with skepticism.
New Mexico State Over 4.5 Wins (-140): Offensive playmakers could catch Conference USA flat-footed.
Sam Houston State Over 3.5 Wins (-160): The defense will be a liability, but the Bearkats may win a few relative shootouts. Putting up 24 points on Western Kentucky was worth noting.
UTEP Under 5.5 Wins (-134): When you seek a lottery ticket at quarterback like Malachi Nelson, you run the risk of learning what his previous two schools did.
Western Kentucky Over 8.5 Wins (+106): Head coach Tyson Helton again imported a ready-made offense, and it showed its potency in Week 0. Enjoy Maverick McIvor for more than just his catchy name.
Independents/Pac-2
Notre Dame Over 10.5 Wins (+128): No one has learned the miseries of unexpected losses more often early in his career and then rebounded like Marcus Freeman has. First Marshall. Then Stanford. Next Northern Illinois. And then a 13-game winning streak to reach the national championship game. Do not expect Freeman to miss any more layups in the near future.
UConn Under 7.5 Wins (-128): Jim Mora has brought some respectability to Storrs, but anyone expecting grander things is a fool.
Oregon State Over 6.5 Wins (-158): The Pac-2 seem to be trading ups and downs amid coaching changes. It is the Beavers’ year to be up.
Washington State Under 5.5 Wins (-176): It was already hard enough to bring talent into the unmoored Palouse. Jake Dickert’s departure for Wake Forest made that effort even more cumbersome this offseason.
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