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2011 Week 15 College Football Schedule
| Week 15 Sat 12/10/11 |
TV | Venue | Bet |
|---|---|---|---|
| Army Navy | CBS | NAVY 27, ARMY 21 |
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College Football Betting Resources
- College Football Betting Guide - Read up on how to bet your favorite teams this football season, reviewing the most common ways to bet on college football, plus season win totals, standings, and in-depth research.
- College Football Betting Sites - Our top licensed and legal US sports betting sites for college football.
- College Football Odds - Latest point spreads, totals, and moneylines for upcoming college football matchups and more.
- College Football Prop Bets - Prop betting lines and odds for upcoming College football games.
- College Football First Team to Score prop bet - See odds for which team will score first in the next schedule NCAA football games.
- College Football Futures Odds - Learn more about how to bet on college football futures. Review odds to win the National Championship and key D1 college football conferences like the SEC, ACC, Big Ten, and Big 12, plus odds to win the Heisman Trophy.
- College Football Win Total Odds - Our tutorial explains how to bet on college football win totals, plus links to team win totals grouped by conference.
- College Football Game to Overtime Prop Bet - See odds for upcoming games, then review overtime game counts from recent seasons.
- Undefeated College Football Teams - See which teams are still undefeated in the current regular season.
- College Football Betting Tips - Quick tips and essential knowledge for those looking to up their college football betting game.
- College Football Overtime Games - We track multiple overtime college football games from 2002 to the current season. See the longest overtime games in NCAA football history.
- College Football Championship Results - Review recent College Football Championship winners, appearances, results, including from the BCS era.
- Can the AP Preseason Poll Predict a Winner? - Our classic case study looks at the AP preseason college football poll's potential to predict an eventual national champion.