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NCAAF transparent results
NCAAF betting model results and ROINCAAF Recommendations, graded.
Review the published college football record across moneyline, spread, and total markets, including graded selections, units, ROI, and tracked coverage. NFL and NCAAF recommendations remain in the record after replacement or withdrawal. The cross-sport Best Bets board does not create duplicate results.
Sports
Games analyzed counts distinct priced matchups, and a game can be analyzed without producing a recommendation. NFL and NCAAF results include every issued recommendation at its original line and price, including replacements, withdrawals and suspensions. Each publication counts once; a later reissue is a separate publication, so recommendation counts can exceed the number of games with a pick. Big Board membership does not create another result. Historical coverage can be partial and date-specific.
Cumulative one-unit result-8.34u
Aug 29, 2026 – Oct 17, 2026Sport breakdown
Results by league
| Sport | Record | Units | ROI | Sample |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NCAAF | 28-36-3 | -8.34u | -12.44% | 67 |
Recent grading
Latest selections
Over 48.5NCAAF · Notre Dame at BYU · Oct 17, 2026
Under 58.5NCAAF · Oklahoma State at Houston · Oct 17, 2026
Under 57.5NCAAF · Oklahoma State at Houston · Oct 17, 2026
Under 55.5NCAAF · Florida State at Miami (FL) · Oct 17, 2026
Under 58.5NCAAF · Missouri at Ole Miss · Oct 17, 2026
Missouri +6.5NCAAF · Missouri at Ole Miss · Oct 17, 2026
Duke -3NCAAF · North Carolina at Duke · Oct 17, 2026
Under 59.5NCAAF · Mississippi State at LSU · Oct 17, 2026
Over 50.5NCAAF · Appalachian State at Coastal Carolina · Oct 16, 2026
Under 53.5NCAAF · Memphis at Tulane · Oct 16, 2026
Issued football recommendations
Every published pick stays in the record
NFL and NCAAF picks are graded at the line and price first published. Replaced, withdrawn and suspended picks retain their results. A later recommendation is a separate publication; showing the same pick on multiple boards does not count it again.
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Methodology
One transparent recommendation record
NFL and NCAAF live results preserve every issued recommendation at the price first published, even when a later board replaces or withdraws it. Wins and losses follow the same rule. For historical datasets, the highest-quality complete source is chosen once per matchup and overlapping games are counted once. Each graded recommendation risks one unit. Missing historical card dates are not filled with inferred customer recommendations.
Performance definitions
How to read these results.
These definitions apply to the public SLS Recommendation record and the active filters shown above.
- Record
- Wins–losses–pushes for graded selections published as official SLS Recommendations.
- Replacements
- NFL and NCAAF recommendations remain in the record at their original line and price after replacement, withdrawal or suspension. A new publication counts separately; repeat appearances of the same publication do not.
- Win rate
- Wins divided by wins plus losses. Pushes are excluded from the calculation.
- Units
- Every public SLS Recommendation is graded as risking one unit at its published price. A loss is −1.00u, a win earns profit according to the published odds, and a push returns 0.00u.
- ROI
- Net units won or lost divided by total units risked, expressed as a percentage.
- Recommendations / sample
- Recommendations is the number of official selections within the active filters. Sample is the number already graded and represented in the record, units, and ROI.
- Coverage
- The date range for which eligible recommendation data exists in the selected view. It does not imply that every league game produced—or was required to produce—a recommendation.
- Partial coverage
- A sport’s record may begin after the start of its season when eligible SLS Recommendations were not published during an earlier period.
Published historical outcomes are not rewritten after later model changes, and missing historical periods are not filled with invented customer recommendations.