Public Betting + Betting Trends For Army vs. Notre Dame

Public betting splits are backing Army’s odds to cover the spread against Notre Dame.
The Over/Under for Army vs. Notre Dame is set at 44.5 points.

BRONX, N.Y. – From Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, a top-25 matchup with heavy playoff implications is set between #6 Notre Dame and #19 Army. Notre Dame is coming into this game as a heavy favorite of 14.5 points while Army remains as one of the very few undefeated teams this season.

Army vs. Notre Dame

Moneyline: Army (+500) vs. Notre Dame (-750)
Spread: Notre Dame -14.5
Total: 44.5 Points

Some of the best research that bettors can do before betting on legal sports betting sites is to look at both the betting trends between both teams as well as the public betting splits.

Army Vs. Notre Dame Trends/Public Splits Against The Spread

The spread is seeing some major action on Army’s underdog spread with 72% of total bets placed and 55% of the betting handle coming in on them at CFB sportsbooks. This one could be a tough one to predict as both teams are strong against the spread this season. Notre Dame is 7-2-1 and covering by an average of +10.4 points while Army is 7-1-1 ATS and with +10.1 cover margin average.

The only edge that leans towards Notre Dame is that Army has struggled ATS in their last three games slightly at a 1-2 record. Notre Dame, on the other hand, has covered the spread in five straight games and all of which were 13.5-point spreads or larger.

Army Vs. Notre Dame Trends/Public Splits For Over/Under

On the point total, bettors are flying towards the over at 93% of bets being placed and 87% of the money being bet. Despite the action that the over is taking, this could be a great chance to fade the public and take the under. These are the second and third ranked defenses in the country as they allow a combined 21.7 ppg this season.

In fact, Notre Dame hasn’t allowed an opponent to score more than two touchdowns in a game in five straight weeks. As for Army, they’ve held their last two opponents to just three points each.

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