Sports-Odds.com is issuing a College Football Odds Alert at 2:15 PM EST on Saturday December 12th, 2009 for the 2010 Cotton Bowl between Ole Miss vs Oklahoma State. The opening college football odds had the Ole Miss Rebels -3 points (-110 odds) against the Oklahoma State Cowboys. Currently, the best college football odds to bet the Rebels is at SPORTSBETTING.com, you can get Ole Miss -3 points (+100 odds). The best college football odds to bet the Cowboys is at JUSTBET.com, you can get Oklahoma State +3 points (-105 odds).
"I've had a lot of fun in my career. There's been so many games that we've played well and we won a lot of games. I think that's what you've got to look at -- the whole body of work, the success that we've had and how the program's progressed over the years." -- Oklahoma State QB Zac Robinson.
“It crosses your mind that it might be easier to get to that championship game,” Ole Miss coach Houston Nutt said. “But I’ve been in the SEC for so long. There’s nothing like a Saturday afternoon in the SEC. No disrespect (to the Big 12), but there’s nothing like it.”
The opening college football odds on the money line had the Ole Miss Rebels -150 odds and the Oklahoma State Cowboys +130 odds. The best place to bet the home dog is at SPORTSBOOK.com, you can get the Oklahoma State Cowboys +135 odds. The best place to bet the road dog is at SBGGLOBAL.com, you can get the Ole Miss Rebels -150 odds.
Stop losing by half a point on your sport bets, compare college football odds for the 2010 AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic and starting winning consistently like the sports betting professionals. The Ole Miss Rebels are playing the Oklahoma State Cowboys in the 2010 Cotton Bowl on January 2nd, 2010 and kickoff is at 2:05 PM EST in Texas.
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"I've had a lot of fun in my career. There's been so many games that we've played well and we won a lot of games. I think that's what you've got to look at -- the whole body of work, the success that we've had and how the program's progressed over the years." -- Oklahoma State QB Zac Robinson.
