College Football is Right Around the Corner... This Weekend?

The FCS level of college football (NCAA Division I-AA) kicks off this Saturday with a lone matchup between McNeese State and Tarleton State. McNeese is listed as a 2.5-point favorite with an over/under of 54.5.

There are 305 scheduled games between Feb. 13 and April 17, and SportsBetting.ag will be offering game lines every week of the season.

The sportsbook has also posted the first and only 2021 FCS National Championship futures odds, which you can find below.

FCS odds are courtesy of SportsBetting.ag and can be seen here: https://www.sportsbetting.ag/sportsbook/futures-and-props/ncaaf-futures


2021 FCS National Championship

North Dakota State +150

Weber State +400

South Dakota State +500

Northern Iowa +600

James Madison +800

Kennesaw State +800

Villanova +1200

Eastern Washington +1400

Sam Houston +1600

Illinois State +2000

Nicholls +2000

Southern Illinois +2500

North Carolina A&T +2500

Furman +2500

Southeastern Louisiana +3300

New Hampshire +3300

Albany +3300

Jacksonville State +3300

Wofford +4000

Delaware +4000

Austin Peay +4000

Monmouth +5000

The Citadel +5000

South Carolina State +5000

Southeast Missouri State +5000

San Diego +5000

Chattanooga +5000

Idaho +6600

Elon +6600

McNeese +6600

Richmond +6600

South Dakota +8000

UC Davis +8000

Northern Arizona +10000

VMI +10000

Samford +10000

Alcorn State +10000

UT Martin +10000

William & Mary +10000

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