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I'd guess they know a lot of factors that influence betting lines, and adjust accordingly.  I find it interesting how spreads can vary a point or so between houses.  They all put out nearly the same initial lines.  And the lines rarely move much from there, a couple points is an extreme case (barring injury news).

I assume they employ some algorithm or other, I don't know how that works preseason, and then a human may tickle it.

The goal of Vegas sports books is to have as many winners as losers so they make money off of the vig

if after the opening line betters start to favor a particular team the points will adjust to try to attract betters for the other team

4. Michigan vs. Iowa (10.02M)
5. Ohio State at Notre Dame (9.98M)
6. Penn State at Ohio State (9.96M)

I'm most surprised by this order. I would have thought it would be in reverse. 

There's one team this year that horsewhipped our OL and blanked us for an entire half.  And it wasn't Bama, lolz.....we made their defense look average. 

hat's just cause we refuse to use a spy for some unknown, ridiculous reason. (i'm making excuses and rationalizing, leave me alone)

It is what it is.  Sucks for FSU.  Would've sucked for Bama if it had gone differently. 

wait...

I'm 100% okay with things sucking for Bama.

Prime Time doing work. Holy sh*t how did that many people watch crappy Colorado teams play?

they won't be fooled by the hype next season

https://youtu.be/aZm3pc5HbsY?si=Sw3CvWO7-ze1Ne6z


SEC Shorts:  CFP Selection committee

Priceless 

My favorite bit was Texas not having any idea that the CFP existed and had been around for ten years.  It's funny, because it's true.

I watched the whole thing at lunch and it is hilarious. I also think you have to give the guy credit because it is very well thought out. They take shots at everybody.

The first time through it, I didn't realize who the guy in the back row was. He is "Florida" and it was well balanced because he was apparently there to watch two hated rivals (UGA and FSU) not get in to the CFP but then when the "judge" threatens to hold him in contempt he says "I don't have anywhere to go" which is a shot at UF's lack of a bowl this year.

The Texas thing was funny too. Then, at the very end the ACC guy asks "what kind of Mickey Mouse operation this is" and the camera pans to an ESPN logo, with everyone knowing that Mickey Mouse owns ESPN.

Really well done and hilarious.

Here, this should help settle things down:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yf5a0Bl6uJ0&t=267s

Awesomeness