What this table is

For each College Football game the table lines up three market reads per side: whether the share of money outruns the share of tickets, whether the line has moved toward that side since it opened, and whether that side holds the majority of the money. A side with more of the three is the lean. Under an NFL lean sits the record of every past NFL game since 2023 that showed the same reading — how many qualified, the record against the closing line, the hit rate with its confidence interval, units and ROI — and a two-leg builder pairs leans across the spread, total and moneyline at the product of real closing prices. Nothing here is a prediction: the numbers are counts of what happened after that reading, and a hit rate always sits next to its sample size and the break-even at the average price.

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