Sports-Odds.com is issuing a College Football Bowl Betting Odds Alert at 11:55 PM EST on Friday January 1st for the 2010 Alamo Bowl between Michigan State vs Texas Tech. The opening college football bowl betting odds had the Texas Tech Raiders -7 points (-110 odds) against the Michigan State Spartans. Currently, the best college football bowl betting odds to bet the Raiders is at SPORTSBETTING.com, you can get Texas Tech -7½ points (-110 odds). The best college football bowl betting odds to bet the Spartans is at BODOG.com, you can get Michigan State +8 points (-110 odds).
"You're talking about the guy who was the winningest coach in Texas Tech football history," interim head coach Ruffin McNeill said of the sudden firing of coach Mike Leach who allegedly mistreated wide receiver Adam James, the son of ESPN analyst Craig James. "He led us to more bowl games than anyone in Tech history and really put us on the map nationally. That's not something I want to lose."
"It's unfortunate what happened with Texas Tech," Michigan State center Joel Nitchman said. "You don't want to see this stuff happen to any team. We're not sure how it's going to turn out with them, but it's none of our concern either."
The opening college football bowl betting odds on the money line had the Texas Tech Raiders -310 odds and the Michigan State Spartans +255 odds. The best place to bet the home favorite is at JUSTBET.com, you can get the Texas Tech Raiders -275 odds. The best place to bet the road dog is at SPORTSBOOK.com, you can get the Michigan State Spartans +255 odds.
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"You're talking about the guy who was the winningest coach in Texas Tech football history," interim head coach Ruffin McNeill said of the sudden firing of coach Mike Leach who allegedly mistreated wide receiver Adam James, the son of ESPN analyst Craig James. "He led us to more bowl games than anyone in Tech history and really put us on the map nationally. That's not something I want to lose."
