Tracking line movement is an effective way of determining which teams are drawing the most support from bettors. Blindly betting on line moves isn’t a recipe for success, since the lines you’re betting on are different than the ones previous bettors were betting on, but it certainly doesn’t hurt to know what side the most money has been coming in on before you make your picks.
Here are this weekend’s NCAA football games that have seen significant movement in the betting odds as of Friday:

POINT SPREADS
Illinois at Nebraska: Nebraska opened -10.5, now -8.5
Georgia St at Alabama: Alabama opened -57, now -55
Army at Boston College: BC opened -13.5, now -11.5
Georgia Tech at Miami: Miami opened -4, now -6.5
Massachusetts at Bowling Green: BG opened -24, now -26.5
Fresno State at Idaho: Fresno St. opened -24.5, now -27.5
TCU at Oklahoma: Oklahoma opened -11, now -9.5
Arkansas at Florida: Florida opened -10.5, now -13
New Mexico State at New Mexico: New Mexico opened -7.5, now -10

TOTALS
Penn State at Indiana: Total opened at 58, now 66
Ball State at Virginia: Total opened at 56.5, now 48
Rutgers at Southern Methodist: Total opened at 48, now 55
Illinois at Nebraska: Total opened at 72, now 60.5
Georgia State at Alabama: Total opened at 63, now 58
Kansas State at Oklahoma State: Total opened at 64, now 59.5
Rice at Tulsa: Total opened at 59, now 54.5
Florida International at Southern Mississippi: Total opened at 54.5, now 46.5
Oregon at Colorado: Total opened at 76, now at 69
TCU at Oklahoma: Total opened at 51, now 46.5
Missouri at Vanderbilt: Total opened at 62, now 56
Arizona State at Notre Dame: Total opened at 57, now 62.5
West Virginia at Baylor: Total opened at 76, now 69
Ohio State at Northwestern: Total opened at 70, now 61