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| Team | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | Score |
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| KENT | - | 10 | 3 | 10 | 23 |
| BUFF | - | 7 | - | - | 7 |
Kent State @ Buffalo
Brigham Young @ Boise State
Baylor @ UL Monroe
Kentucky @ Florida
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Central Michigan @ Iowa
Massachusetts @ Miami (Ohio)
Maryland @ West Virginia
Alabama-Birmingham @ Ohio State
Bowling Green @ Virginia Tech
Texas El Paso @ Wisconsin
Mississippi @ Tulane
Virginia @ Texas Christian
Army @ Wake Forest
Norfolk State @ Ohio
Northwestern Oklahoma State @ Texas-San Antonio
Connecticut @ Western Michigan
Miami @ Georgia Tech
Oregon State @ UCLA
East Carolina @ North Carolina
Marshall @ Rice
Idaho State @ Nebraska
Eastern Michigan @ Michigan State
Virginia Military @ Navy
Kansas @ Northern Illinois
Gardner Webb @ Pittsburgh
Missouri @ South Carolina
South Dakota @ Northwestern
Temple @ Penn State
Colorado @ Washington State
South Florida @ Ball State
Florida Atlantic @ Alabama
Wyoming @ Idaho
Memphis @ Duke
California @ Southern California
Southern Mississippi @ Western Kentucky
Louisville @ Florida International
Coastal Carolina @ Toledo
South Carolina State @ Texas A&M
South Alabama @ Mississippi State
Utah State @ Colorado State
Troy @ North Texas
Stephen F. Austin @ Texas State
Rutgers @ Arkansas
Louisiana State @ Auburn
Alcorn State @ Arkansas St.
Akron @ Tennessee
Michigan @ Notre Dame
Vanderbilt @ Georgia
Kansas State @ Oklahoma
Clemson @ Florida State
San Jose State @ San Diego State
Louisiana Tech @ Illinois
Fresno State @ Tulsa
New Mexico @ New Mexico State
Syracuse @ Minnesota
Air Force @ UNLV
Utah @ Arizona State
Nevada @ Hawaii
Arizona @ Oregon
College Football Scores and Matchups
This page is where NCAAF bettors start their betting journey. It's where you jump into important betting data that will help guide your decisions.
Here, all upcoming games are listed, as well as live scores and results. Before the game, bettors can check out the odds for all games, and after the game is done, we display scores broken down by quarter.
What are the main types of bets for college football matchups?
After picking your bets, the next thing to do is use our college football odds comparison tool to find the best lines. This tool shows the odds for each game's point spread, moneyline, and total across all your favorite betting sites. Betting on the point spread is guessing the expected point difference between the teams. Betting on the moneyline means you're betting on who's likely to win. Over/Under or Totals betting is guessing if the total combined points scored in the game will be over or under a certain number.
Covers also offers CFP National Championship Odds from a whole range of the best college football betting sites!
Why use Covers NCAAF Scoreboard
Covers' NCAAF scoreboard is an excellent starting point for bettors to study their college football picks.
Our current and updated odds come straight from the top college football betting sites, and the matchup pages open up a world of NCAAF stats. Whether you're placing bets on the tournament or searching for a good game to use a new sportsbook promo, this page is your must-start place!
How frequently is the NCAAF scoreboard updated?
Our live scores update in real-time, and our pre-games odds are refreshed every five minutes, so you see the best odds for betting on upcoming NCAAF games.
FAQs
College football matchups are scheduled based on a mix of conference requirements and independent agreements between schools. Each team usually plays 12 games with a majority against their conference opponents. Non-conference games, often decided by individual schools, can include traditional rivalries or strategic matchups. These schedules are usually set years in advance.
Injuries can significantly influence college football matchups and betting odds. When key players are injured, a team's winning chances can decline, potentially affecting the betting odds and shifting favor towards the uninjured team.
The average score of a college football game varies depending on the teams and conferences involved, but generally, teams tend to score on average between 28 to 35 points per game. This results in combined score for both teams roughly in the range of 56 to 70 points per game.
