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As the Florida Gators will be a new look asset to wager on college football with, college football gambling expectation and intrigue proceeds to build. NCAA football wagering prospects makers must get used to a Florida team that is no more with Tim Tebow, a major asset to make football bets on college football action with since 2006. 
Florida will open against Miami-Ohio on ESPN Saturday with kickoff at 12:05 PM. The online sports books opened with Florida as a 35-point fave.
Tebow was a mainstay at quarterback since 2006 and junior John Brantley is the man that will step into the fold. Brantley is a a lot more conventional signal caller than Tebow but also considered to be a far better pure passer than the 2007 Heisman Trophy champ.
In Tebow’s three years as the starter Florida exhibited a profit every year when you bet on sports and is arriving off a record of 13-1 straight up and 7-6 vs the spread for 2009. With Tebow gone, along with 10 other starters, Florida might in fact bring better NCAA gambling board value than was the case in the last few seasons.
While Florida head coach Urban Meyer has consistently hauled in top 5 recruiting classes and no talent drop-off is anticipated, the 6th year coach is uneasy heading into the opener.
“I’m hitting the panic button a little bit,” stated Meyer. “We’ve got to get better faster than what we are right now.” Meyer has watched injuries plague both the offensive and defensive lines and a few of those top shelf freshman recruits cut and run from camp and from the program. Meyer has had the serious challenge of attempting to solidify the lineup with 70 freshmen and sophomores.
“I like our chemistry, where we’re at,” Meyer claimed. “But I can’t say I love it right now. I was hoping we’d be a little more advanced. I don’t feel the urgency. I feel it among the coaches, because they know what’s coming. Twenty-five young players that dominated like they did in high school have no idea what’s about to hit them.” Florida has defeated the college football prospects in 13 from their last 18 competitions as a home fave and has gone 26-11 against the spread in non conference action since 2001.
19 starters are back and second year head coach Mike Haywood expects improvement, even though Miami had a college football betting mark of 1-11 last year.
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