NCAAB · Point Spreads

College Basketball Odds Board

The market's point spread for every men's college basketball game on the board, and how far it has moved

Information, not picks. These are the sportsbooks' point spreads the consensus of the books we track, with the best available price noted and the movement since the line opened. We publish no model number and no pick for college basketball. Numbers move all day; figures reflect our latest refresh, and this board says so plainly when the refresh has stopped.

NCAAB board: offseason pause

Snapshot as of offseason (no fresh feed) (the feed's own stamp)

The NCAAB board is paused for the offseason and returns in November. In season it shows spreads with per-book prices and line movement, refreshed on a fixed schedule from the same feed this page reads. No stale prices are shown while the league is dark: a board with no fresh feed says so rather than showing an old one.

How to read the board when it is live: each game card lists the matchup and start time in Eastern time, the posted number at every book we capture, and the best available price, which is simply the highest payout among books posting the same line. Prices are captured on a fixed schedule, each capture carries its timestamp, and a move is shown as two prices at two times. We publish what changed, never a reading of why it changed, and nothing on the board is a pick or a recommendation.

While this board is dark you can still use the live boards in season, the public track record of every projection we have logged and graded, and the free calculators, all linked from the navigation above.

The board flips back to live data automatically when NCAAB lines post. Information, not picks. This table is a static snapshot written into the page at generation time from the same published feed the in-browser view reads; when scripts run, the live view replaces it in place. Posted lines move.

Season window

Men's college basketball runs from November to March, with the NCAA tournament finishing in early April. Outside that window there are no games for the books to price, so this board sits paused rather than leaving an old slate on screen.

What this board shows

  • Spread the handicap on each side, and the price attached to it.
  • Movement where the number opened versus where it sits now, as a plain fact about the market.
  • Consensus is the median across the books in that game's feed; best is the most favourable number we saw, named with its book.
  • Every number here is the market's. No projection, no rating, nothing of ours added.

Live boards right now

Odds are aggregated from major sportsbooks. "Consensus" is the median across the books present in a game's feed; "best" is the single most favourable number we saw, named with its book. Movement compares the current consensus with the line we recorded when the game first appeared. This board is seasonal: when the feed stops refreshing, the page says so and shows the timestamp of that last refresh instead of rendering an old slate as if it were the current market.

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