2018 College Football Week 1 Odds & Lines – Betting Odds for NCAAF Week 1 Games(8/25)

2018 College Football Week 1 Odds & Lines – Betting Odds for NCAAF Week 1 Games(8/25): The opening week 1 College Football odds and betting lines for the 2018 NCAAF season are now out and available for online betting at 5Dimes Sportsbook. The 2018 College Football schedule officially kicks off with 4 games on Saturday, August 25th.

The four games on the schedule for week 1 are Duquesne @ Massachusetts, Prairie View A&M @ Rice, Hawaii @ Colorado State and Wyoming at New Mexico State. The opening odds on the spread for the Hawaii @ Colorado State and Wyoming at New Mexico State games are listed below but there are no lines yet posted on the other two games. Please be sure and check out NSAwins.com all college football season long this 2018 season for the best LIVE college football odds betting feed with odds from 5 top online USA sportsbooks(Bovada, 5Dimes, Intertops, GT Bets, Skybook) plus 2 top Las Vegas sportsbooks(Wynn, MGM Grand).

2018 College Football Week 1 Odds & Lines – Betting Odds for NCAAF Week 1 Games(8/25)

Hawaii at Colorado State 7:30 PM EST on Saturday, August 25th The odds makers at Bovada have installed the Colorado State Rams as -14 point favorites with the game total listed at over/under 58 points. Colorado State is coming off of a 7-6 season last year thet saw them go 5-3 in the Mountain West Conference. The Rams only return 9 starters this season from last year’s squad and figure to be a middle of the pack MWC team this season. Hawaii finished just 3-9 overall last year including 1-7 in the MWC. The Rainbow Warriors only welcome back 6 starters from last year’s team and figure to be a MWC bottom feeder once again this season. Colorado State beat Hawaii 51-21 last season in Hawaii.

Wyoming at New Mexico State 10:00 PM EST on Saturday, August 25th The line makers at 5 Dimes have made Wyoming a -4 point road favorite with the betting total listed at over/under 46 points. The Wyoming Cowboys finished 8-5 overall and 5-3 in the Mountain West Conference last season but lost star quarterback Josh Allen to the NFL Draft. The Cowboys return an impressive 18 starters from last year’s squad and figure to be a top tier MWC team this season despite the loss of Allen. The New Mexico State Aggies are coming off of a 7-6 season that saw them go 4-4 in their final season in the Sun Belt last year. The Aggies will be a FBS Independent this year and return 13 starters from last year’s squad. The Aggies figure to be close to a .500 team again this season and have enough talent to stay in most games on their schedule.