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Western Michigan vs. Ball State
| WMU Odds | +2 [Track bet] |
| Ball State Odds | -2 [Track bet] |
| Over/Under | 65.5 [Track bet] |
| Time | 12 p.m. ET |
| TV | ESPN+ |
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As you may or may not be aware, we’ve got an app here at The Action Network. It houses all our betting content, updated lines, tools for finding betting value, and most importantly, allows users to track their bets and keep an accurate betting record (by the way, it’s free).
It also allows users to follow the picks of our betting experts, and locate the spots attracting them the most.
This week, that spot has been the under in Western Michigan vs. Ball State. As of writing, five of our college football experts have taken the under (perhaps inspired by the weather forecast).
Look a bit further, though, and you’ll notice something that might induce some FOMO: all of our experts’ picks came at least 3 points above the current line of 65.5.
- Collin Wilson: Under 70.5
- Danny Donahue: Under 69.5
- PJ Walsh: Under 68.5
- Justin Phan: Under 68.5
- Mike Randle: Under 68.5
To be fair, looking at betting lines is, well, part of our job. So we’re on the hunt for value spots throughout the entirety of a week — not exactly a sustainable operation for the casual bettor.
That doesn’t, however, mean you can’t get on board with our experts’ picks right when they make them.
When each of the five experts above entered their pick into the Action App, a push notification was sent to all of their followers, alerting them of the pick in real time, and giving them the opportunity to jump on the line right away (if they so chose), ensuring that they wouldn’t fall victim to a loss in value like the one here.
So while you can still bet the under today and root for defense alongside our experts, there is always a sliver of chance that a game ends between our suggested bets and the line being offered.
Real-time notifications from the Action App will ensure that sliver never makes another appearance.
