It's been three days since the last college football bowl game. What the hell were we supposed to do with all that time? At least sneak a holiday in there or something, sheesh.
Anyway, bowl season is rolling once again, with three games to take you through the day on Wednesday. Of those three, two have seen significant one-sided action from sharp bettors.
The odd one out has been Georgia Tech-Minnesota. While the Quick Lane Bowl has seen its share of wiseguy activity, lines have moved so much that sharps are beginning to buy back on them, making it difficult to point to a clear sharp play.
Remember: Sharps bet numbers, not teams.
With that said, here are the two Wednesday plays that have yet to see any conflicting signals from sharp bettors.
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First Responder Bowl: Boston College vs. Boise State
1:30 p.m. ET | ESPN | Dallas, TX
Sharp angle: Under (moved from 55 to 50.5)
If you've happened upon our game preview or line analysis for the First Responder Bowl, you're probably already aware of why wiseguys have been attracted to this under.
Winds are expected to approach 20 mph throughout the game at the Cotton Bowl, which may even see some precipitation, especially in the second half.
With that forecast becoming more clear over the past few days, sharps have hammered away at the under, triggering five Sports Insights Bet Signals since Christmas Eve alone.
Cheez-It Bowl: TCU vs. California
9 p.m. ET | ESPN | Phoenix, AZ
Sharp angle: Cal (moved from +2 to -1)
The Bears were 2-point dogs when this game opened earlier in the month, and quickly attracted some sharp action. Within just a couple days, they had already dropped to a pick'em despite a minority backing.
They're now a bit more popular, but are still drawing only 49% of bettors. Despite that, this line has continued to move, as Cal is now listed at -1 across most of the market, and even -1.5 in a few spots.
Per Sports Insights' Bet Signals, sharps hit Cal as a 1.5-point dog when lines were fresh, and three more times since, including once on Wednesday morning.
Cal's 49% backing has also generated an impressive 65% of money wagered.
