Best online source for weekly NCAA lines?

[For Deac's Sake]

I'm running an NCAA pick'em league with some buddies this year, and I'm trying to figure out the best place to go online to get the spreads each week. I've tried getting to it through a couple of vegas sports book websites, but that's not really working out since I'm not a member, and the info doesn't seem to be as easy to find elsewhere as I expected. Or, maybe I just suck at using the internet, also a possibility. Either way, anyone have any tips or website to use for this? Thanks.

 

[Fuck Your Couch]

sportsbook.ag or vegasinsider.com should both be adequate.

 

[BDL]

http://espn.go.com/college-football/lines

 

[TheIshThatSaved WakeForest]

I use Vegas insider

http://www.vegasinsider.com/college-football/odds/las-vegas/


BTW, our line continues to come down

 

[Dillon Fence]

run the pool itself online and they take care of the lines

http://officefootballpool.com/

 

[BBDeac]

I use Vegas insider

http://www.vegasinsider.com/college-football/odds/las-vegas/


BTW, our line continues to come down

This is the best one

 

[WilmingtonDeac]

run the pool itself online and they take care of the lines

http://officefootballpool.com/

+1

Also, scoresandodds.com is great for lines.

 

[For Deac's Sake]

Thanks all. I went with sportsbook.ag for this week's lines, it was just clean and simple. I also like and have used officefootballpool.com, but the group wanted free over the $3/pp it would've been to run a pool there, so I had to go a different direction.

 

[RacerDeac]

Thanks all. I went with sportsbook.ag for this week's lines, it was just clean and simple. I also like and have used officefootballpool.com, but the group wanted free over the $3/pp it would've been to run a pool there, so I had to go a different direction.

Hell, considering the time you'll spend, it probably would have been worth it for you to front the $3/person cost for your cheap friends.

 

[For Deac's Sake]

Hell, considering the time you'll spend, it probably would have been worth it for you to front the $3/person cost for your cheap friends.

I actually considered it. But I do get it - it's only a $50 entry fee per person, so a $3 fee means 6% of the total pot would be going to admin costs, which isn't insignificant. I'm switching it to a free CBS sports website next week (can't pick college games there until the NFL season starts, so week 1 is out), so that should minimize my work and allow an extra $60 to get into the pot for the winners.