Baylor Bears
Auburn Tigers
Spread
Auburn Tigers -7.5 / Baylor Bears +7.554%
consensus
Auburn Tigers covers
13 models · avg conf 64%
Auburn Tigers covers
Auburn is favored by 7.5 points at home. With home-field advantage and a margin that typically reflects a two-score outcome, Auburn is likely to cover the spread.
With a spread of -7.5, Auburn is likely to cover given their ability to play well at home and their overall stronger roster compared to Baylor.
Auburn is favored by 7.5 points, and the moneyline odds heavily favor the Tigers. However, this is a moderate spread and Baylor has shown they can compete in non-conference games. The -7.5 spread is significant enough that Auburn must win convincingly, but market pricing suggests they should cover at home.
Auburn Tigers are favored by -7.5 points with odds slightly better than even, suggesting that they are expected to win by more than a touchdown. Given their home advantage and current form, they are likely to cover the spread.
Auburn Tigers are favored by -7.5 points with odds of 1.94, suggesting a reasonable expectation they can win by more than a touchdown. However, Baylor's odds of 1.88 to cover +7.5 indicate some potential for a closer game.
Auburn favored by 7.5 suggests they should win by a touchdown-plus. Home advantage and the stronger market support point to Auburn covering, but spreads are harder to predict so confidence is moderate.
Auburn is favored by 7.5 points with near-even odds; their home advantage and favoritism suggest they cover the spread narrowly.
Baylor Bears covers
Despite Auburn being the favorite to win, the odds for Baylor to cover +7.5 are slightly more favorable (1.88) compared to Auburn -7.5 (1.94). This suggests the market perceives Baylor has a better chance of keeping the game within a touchdown or winning outright, thus covering the spread.
The spread of 7.5 points is substantial. The odds for Baylor covering (+7.5) are slightly more favorable at 1.88 compared to Auburn's 1.94, suggesting the market believes Baylor has a strong chance to keep the game within a one-touchdown margin, even in a loss.
While Auburn is favored to win, the 7.5-point spread is meaningful in college football. The slightly better odds on Auburn -7.5 (1.94 vs 1.88) suggest slight market lean toward Baylor covering. Early season matchups between power conference teams often stay competitive, and Baylor has the points cushion to cover even in a loss.
Baylor +7.5 is slightly more juiced (1.88 vs 1.94), indicating a modest edge to the underdog covering; game projects to land near one score.
While Auburn should win, 7.5 points is a significant spread for a matchup between two Power conference programs. Baylor has historically been competitive and well-coached under Dave Aranda's system. Early-season games often feature tighter margins as teams work out kinks. The juice slightly favors Baylor (+7.5 at 1.88), suggesting some sharp money may be on the Bears to keep it close.
Baylor catching 7.5 points offers value at 1.88 odds (slightly better than Auburn at 1.94). Early season non-conference matchups can be volatile, and a touchdown plus possession is a significant number. Baylor should keep this competitive within single digits.
Moneyline
Auburn Tigers +1.34 / Baylor Bears +3.35100%
consensus
Auburn Tigers wins
13 models · avg conf 76%
Auburn Tigers wins
Auburn is a strong home favorite with moneyline odds of 1.34, indicating a high probability of victory against Baylor. The implied probability of Auburn winning is around 74.6%.
Auburn Tigers are favored with a moneyline of 1.34, indicating a strong likelihood of winning at home. Their historical performance at home and the odds suggest a higher chance of victory.
The moneyline odds of 1.34 give the Auburn Tigers an implied win probability of approximately 74.6%. As the home team and a significant favorite, they are the most likely victor in this matchup.
Auburn is the clear home favorite with a moneyline near 1.34, implying roughly a 75%+ win probability. Baylor is a sizable underdog at 3.35.
Auburn has a strong home-field advantage and has performed well in previous matchups against Baylor. The moneyline odds indicate Auburn as the clear favorite.
Auburn is heavily favored at 1.34 odds (implied probability ~75%), suggesting strong market confidence in their outright victory at home. The significant gap in moneyline odds indicates Auburn is the clear favorite.
Auburn Tigers are heavily favored with a moneyline of 1.34 compared to Baylor Bears at 3.35, indicating strong market confidence in Auburn's ability to win at home.
Auburn is heavily favored on the moneyline at 1.34, implying strong market expectation of a home win against Baylor.
Auburn is the clear favorite in the market (decimal ~1.34). Home-field and a -7.5 spread indicate bookmakers expect Auburn to win; the moneyline implies roughly a three‑to‑one probability in their favor.
Auburn is favored at -7.5 points with moneyline odds of 1.34, indicating the market views them as the stronger team. The implied probability of ~74% for Auburn winning suggests they are expected to win this matchup. Home field advantage at Auburn also supports this prediction.
Auburn is a significant home favorite with implied probability of ~75% based on the 1.34 odds. Playing at Jordan-Hare Stadium provides a strong home-field advantage in the SEC. The moneyline gap suggests oddsmakers see a clear talent disparity, and early-season non-conference home games typically favor the home team in hostile SEC environments.
Auburn is a significant home favorite with odds of 1.34, implying approximately 74.6% win probability. As an SEC team playing at home in early season, they hold the advantage. The substantial gap in moneyline odds reflects Auburn's expected roster and home field advantage.
Market implies ~71-72% win probability for Auburn at 1.34 ML; -7.5 spread supports a clear edge plus home-field advantage.
Over/Under
O/U 58.569%
consensus
Over
13 models · avg conf 57%
Over
Both teams have shown the ability to put up points in previous games, and with a total set at 58.5, the expectation is for a high-scoring affair.
The 58.5 total with balanced odds (1.91 both ways) suggests offensive capability from both teams. Early season games in warm weather, combined with both programs typically featuring capable offenses, favors the over. A competitive game with Auburn winning by less than a touchdown could easily produce 60+ combined points.
The total is set at 58.5 with equal odds for over and under. Considering both teams' offensive capabilities and recent games' scoring patterns, there is a reasonable chance the total score will exceed 58.5 points.
The 58.5 total is evenly priced; in a competitive matchup, the combined scoring from both teams could push past 58.5, especially if Auburn’s offense scales well and Baylor contributes offensively.
The total of 58.5 points is moderate for college football. Early season games often feature defensive miscommunications and aggressive offensive game plans. With even odds at 1.91 on both sides, the Over offers slight value given potential for both teams to find offensive rhythm.
The total of 58.5 is evenly priced (1.91 on both sides), suggesting balanced market uncertainty. In early-season NCAA football matchups, particularly involving Power Five teams like Auburn, games tend to trend toward higher scoring due to offensive focus in early games and defensive adjustments not yet established. Slight lean toward the Over.
The totals line is set at 58.5 with even odds of 1.91 for both over and under, indicating a balanced market. Given the offensive capabilities often seen in NCAA Football and a high line, a slight lean towards over is reasonable.
A 58.5 total is relatively high; both programs (especially Baylor historically) can produce offense and the market pricing implies an expectation of pace/points. Leaning Over, but with modest confidence given early‑season variance.
The total is set at 58.5 with even odds; both teams' offensive styles in NCAA football often lead to high-scoring games, pushing over.
Under
With identical odds for Over and Under 58.5, this is a statistical toss-up based solely on the odds. However, considering it's an early season game where offenses might still be gelling and the spread suggests a potentially competitive contest, a slight lean towards the Under is made, anticipating a tighter game that might not reach a high scoring threshold.
The total is set high at 58.5, indicating expectations of a high-scoring game. However, with identical odds on both the over and under, there is no clear market lean. In an early season game, offenses can be less consistent, making the under a slightly more probable outcome against a high line.
Even juice at 58.5 makes it a coin flip; lean under given a one-score spread and potential for slower late-game pace limiting total possessions.
The total of 58.5 is relatively high for an early-season matchup where both offenses may not yet be in rhythm. First games often feature conservative playcalling, potential timing issues, and stronger defensive showings relative to offensive execution. Both programs have shown they can play physical defense, and early September games can see lower scoring as teams establish their identity.