Analyst Paul Stone has turned his attention to the upcoming 2026‑27 college football season, zeroing in on three over/under propositions that could shape betting strategies across the sport.
Michigan's Schedule Tests the Under 8.5
Stone points to a slate that pits the Wolverines against several formidable SEC opponents, including Oklahoma, Indiana, Oregon and Ohio State. The concentration of high‑caliber teams makes a sub‑nine‑win total a realistic expectation, even as the program generates optimism around Kyle Whittingham's first year at the helm.
Arkansas Faces a Precarious Outlook
The Razorbacks arrive with a 2‑10 record and a winless conference schedule, projecting only two victories and placing them as underdogs in eight of ten games. First‑year head coach Ryan Silverfield, who was not the program's initial choice, adds an extra layer of uncertainty to the team's performance.
Iowa State's Roster in Transition
Iowa State's outlook is further dimmed by the departure of 24 players to Penn State, among them starting quarterback Rocco Becht and a top‑21 tackler. The resulting gaps in experience and production underpin Stone's projection of an under‑5.5 win total for the Cyclones.
Stone also reminds bettors that odds can vary widely between sportsbooks, with juice differences affecting potential payouts. Shopping around for the best line is therefore a prudent step before placing any wager.