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In the world of college football betting, Week 2 has seen an intriguing pattern emerge, with sharp money and the public often backing opposite sides. This trend is particularly noticeable on big favorites and totals, as evidenced by the betting splits.
Sharp Money and Wisconsin's Scoring Potential
Sharp bettors are eyeing Wisconsin's game against Middle Tennessee with interest, despite the public's lack of enthusiasm. The Badgers, who have shown impressive scoring potential, are attracting a significant amount of money, suggesting that some bettors see value where the general public does not.
Texas and San Jose State: A Massive Discrepancy
In the San Jose State at Texas matchup, a massive discrepancy is evident. A staggering 79% of the money is backing Texas laying 36.5 points, despite only 36% of College Football Bet (CFB) bets being on Texas. This disparity between the betting handle and the number of tickets could indicate a strong belief in Texas's ability to cover the spread.
Pittsburgh-Central Michigan: A 25-Percent Differential
The Pittsburgh-Central Michigan game shows a 25-percent differential favoring Pittsburgh, with 62% of the handle backing them, compared to only 37% of bets. This discrepancy could suggest that sharp bettors are confident in Pittsburgh's performance.
Troy at Clemson: The Most Eye-Popping Split
The Troy at Clemson game has the most eye-popping split of Week 2, with 77% of the cash backing Clemson laying five touchdowns, despite Troy getting 71% of spread tickets. This disparity between the betting handle and the number of tickets could indicate a strong belief in Clemson's ability to cover the spread.
The Search for Troy's Backers
However, it's worth noting that the search results do not provide specific information about which sports betting companies supported Troy the least during their game against the Clemson Tigers, despite 71% of bets favoring Troy.
Line Adjustments and Standout Performances
The line for Clemson-Troy has moved from Clemson -32 to -33 as a result of the large discrepancy in betting. Meanwhile, BYU freshman QB Jaren Hall accounted for five touchdowns in their game against Portland State, a performance that has caught the eye of sharp money, despite the public expecting low scoring in Stanford at BYU.
Illinois and Duke: Sharp Money on Offense and Defense
Sharp money appears to be betting on Texas's defense, which held Ohio State to 203 yards, and on Illinois's offense, despite Illinois getting 79% of tickets but 96% of the money as 2.5-point road favorites against Duke. Illinois quarterback Luke Altmyer ranks fifth nationally in passing efficiency after Week 1, further boosting the confidence of those betting on the Illini.
Popular Public Plays and Potential Sharp Plays
Troy +33, San Jose State +36.5, Middle Tennessee/Wisconsin Under 45.5, and Central Michigan +22.5 are popular public plays for Week 2. On the other hand, Clemson -33, Texas -36.5, Illinois -2.5, and Illinois/Duke Over 49.5 are potential sharp plays for Week 2, based on heavy betting handle.
Standout Performers
In addition to Hall, Illinois running back Chase Brown leads the nation with 241 all-purpose yards per game, while Troy's Kimani Vidal rushed for 186 yards in their win over Nicholls State. Cade Klubnik completed only 50% of his passes with zero touchdowns in Clemson's loss to LSU, a performance that may have contributed to the large discrepancy in betting.
Line Adjustments
Some books have adjusted the line for Illinois-Duke from Illinois -2.5 to Illinois -3 as a result of the large discrepancy in betting. Similarly, the line for Stanford at BYU has moved from BYU -3 to BYU -2.5, reflecting the shift in betting patterns.
As Week 2 unfolds, these betting splits will continue to shape the college football landscape, with sharp money and the public often finding themselves on opposite sides. Keep an eye on these trends as you make your own betting decisions.
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