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Teams with an ATS win pct of 75% or more are 25-36 ATS (41%) over the last decade.
Teams with a SU and ATS win pct of 75% or more are 14-21 ATS (40%) over the last decade.
Teams with 60%+ tickets that have won three consecutive games SU are 34-63-3 ATS (35.1%) in bowl season since 2005.
Teams to win 11+ games the previous season have actually performed well playing in December bowls the following year vs. January bowls.
When trailing at the half of bowl games, Iowa head coach Kirk Ferentz is 7-1 against the second-half spread.
During bowl season, nobody dominates first halves like Nick Saban, who is 14-7 against the first-half spread since 2005, the most profitable coach 1H ATS in that span.
James Franklin (Penn State) has coached in 10 bowl games. The over is 8-2, going over the total by 11.1 PPG
The outright winners in College Football Playoff games are 20-4 ATS. Alabama has accounted for all four ATS losses. Excluding the Crimson Tide, outright winners are 15-0 ATS in College Football Playoff history (8-0 ATS as a favorite).
Of the 24 games in CFP history, favorites are 17-7 SU.
The only two teams to pull an upset in the CFP? Clemson four times and Ohio State three times.
Biggest Public Side in College Football Playoff History
SEC underdogs are 3-5 ATS in bowl games since 2020. Between 2005-19, they were 28-17 ATS.
As underdogs of four points or more, the SEC is 11-11 SU and 15-7 ATS in bowl games since 2005
Between 2004 and 2017, Utah was 11-1 SU and 9-3 ATS in bowl games under Kyle Whittingham. Since 2018, it’s 0-3 SU and 1-2 ATS.
In bowl season, teams that allow 24 PPG or more as favorites are 94-125-3 ATS (42.9%) since 2005 for a -16.3% ROI.
- Teams: Kansas State
Teams with a SU and ATS win pct of 75% or more are 14-21 ATS (40%) over the last decade.
- Teams: Troy, Kansas St, Tulane
Teams with 60%+ tickets that have won three consecutive games SU are 34-63-3 ATS (35.1%) in bowl season since 2005.
Teams to win 11+ games the previous season have actually performed well playing in December bowls the following year vs. January bowls.
- In December: 34-26 ATS(Alabama, Michigan, Georgia)
When trailing at the half of bowl games, Iowa head coach Kirk Ferentz is 7-1 against the second-half spread.
During bowl season, nobody dominates first halves like Nick Saban, who is 14-7 against the first-half spread since 2005, the most profitable coach 1H ATS in that span.
- Since 2016, unders are 25-14 in bowl games involving the Big 12.
- Between 2004 and 2019, the Big 12 went 12-26 ATS in January bowl games. Since 2020, it’s 4-0 ATS.
James Franklin (Penn State) has coached in 10 bowl games. The over is 8-2, going over the total by 11.1 PPG
The outright winners in College Football Playoff games are 20-4 ATS. Alabama has accounted for all four ATS losses. Excluding the Crimson Tide, outright winners are 15-0 ATS in College Football Playoff history (8-0 ATS as a favorite).
Of the 24 games in CFP history, favorites are 17-7 SU.
The only two teams to pull an upset in the CFP? Clemson four times and Ohio State three times.
Biggest Public Side in College Football Playoff History
- 81%: Georgia (-6.5) over OSU ?
- 67%: Clemson (-7) over OSU, ’20-’21 Sugar — OSU 49-28
- 63%: Alabama (-3.5) over UGA, ’17-’18 Title — ALA 26-23
- 63%: Alabama (-12.5) over WAS, ’16-’17 Peach — ALA 24-7
SEC underdogs are 3-5 ATS in bowl games since 2020. Between 2005-19, they were 28-17 ATS.
As underdogs of four points or more, the SEC is 11-11 SU and 15-7 ATS in bowl games since 2005
Between 2004 and 2017, Utah was 11-1 SU and 9-3 ATS in bowl games under Kyle Whittingham. Since 2018, it’s 0-3 SU and 1-2 ATS.
In bowl season, teams that allow 24 PPG or more as favorites are 94-125-3 ATS (42.9%) since 2005 for a -16.3% ROI.
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