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    Good news, gamblers! There's a new way to lose money on college football this season!

    July 25, 2019
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    Lachlan Cunningham

    The college football season is right around the corner, which is great news if you're a football fan. It's even better news if you're a gambler.

    Seriously, is there anything better than waking up Saturday morning and perusing through a full, all-day slate of NCAA games? Researching the matchups and latest injury reports? Checking to see if there's been any line MOVEMENT? Positively exhilarating.

    But now there's a new way to win lose betting on the sport. And you can do it while you wait for the season's opening kickoff during this wagering dry spell (Unless you're betting on baseball. Please don't tell us you're betting on baseball. . . ). For the first time, in additions to season-long win totals, Sportsbetting.ag is offering head-to-head win spreads for 30 college football rivalries. In other words, you can bet on which team will have more wins at the end of the season in a particular matchup. Fun!

    Let's take the first matchup on the list, Alabama (-3.5) vs. Auburn as an example. You can either bet on Alabama to win over 3.5 more wins than Auburn or take Auburn to stay within three wins of its rival. Got it? If you're reading this post, we're guessing you've got it. Anyway, here's the full list:

    Alabama (-3.5) vs. Auburn

    Alabama (-4.5) vs. Tennessee

    Baylor (-0.5) vs. TCU

    Clemson (-5.5) vs. South Carolina

    Florida (-1.5) vs. Florida State

    Georgia (-3.5) vs. Auburn

    Georgia (-2.5) vs. Florida

    Georgia (-6.5) vs. Georgia Tech

    Iowa State (-0.5) vs. Iowa

    Kentucky (-3.5) vs. Louisville

    LSU (-4.5) vs. Arkansas

    Miami (-1.5) vs. Florida State

    Michigan (-0.5) vs. Notre Dame

    Michigan (-2.5) vs. Michigan State

    Mississippi State (-3.5) vs. Ole Miss

    Notre Dame (-2.5) vs. USC

    Ohio State (-0.5) vs. Michigan

    Oklahoma (-3.5) vs. Oklahoma State

    Oklahoma (-3.5) vs. Texas

    Oregon (-6.5) vs. Oregon State

    Penn State (-2.5) vs. Pittsburgh

    Pittsburgh (-0.5) vs. West Virginia

    Stanford (-0.5) vs. California

    Tennessee (-1.5) vs. Vanderbilt

    Texas (-1.5) vs. Texas A&M

    Utah (-2.5) vs. BYU

    USC (-0.5) vs. Stanford

    USC (-0.5) vs. UCLA

    Washington (-1.5) vs. Washington State

    Wisconsin (-1) vs. Minnesota

    Now get back to your research. The season starts in less than a month.