College football win totals have been trickling out over the last few months -- first the elite teams, then the major conferences. Now, BetRivers and DraftKings are two of the sportsbooks with win totals for every team.

While the market has pretty much stabilized in early August, there are still a few teams taking enough action to warrant small moves.

Alabama, Georgia and Ohio State lead the way, unsurprisingly. They're also the national title favorites.

Some books, like Rivers, are pricing these marquee programs all at 11.5 with heavy juice on the under. DraftKings has all three at 10.5 wins, with heavy juice (around -250) on the over.

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Next is a mix of elite Group of 5 teams and the second tier of Power 5 teams. Cincinnati, Houston and UCF are all listed at 9.5; as are Michigan and USC, one of the hardest-to-project teams in the country with a brand-new coach and quarterback.

There's a huge glut of teams in the 8-8.5 range -- around 25 teams, depending on the sportsbook. That includes potential breakout candidates like Miami, Nebraska and Kentucky, plus solid G5 teams like Air Force, Army and Coastal Carolina.

Bringing up the rear is a predictable group of programs -- UConn, UMass and Vanderbilt are all listed at 2 wins. 

Some of the biggest college football win total risers so far at DraftKings since they opened in early June:

• Marshall, 5.5 to 7: The Herd have made a huge leap from the DK opener, which was far too low. Our Collin Wilson projects Marshall at north of 8 wins.
• South Alabama, 4.5 to 5.5. We have South Alabama projected at 5.83 wins, which means the over had plenty of value at 4.5, but that's now gone at DraftKings.
• Southern Miss, 4 to 5. The Golden Eagles jumped from 4 to 4.5 earlier this offseason, then from 4.5 to 5 over the last month. We project them at north of 6 wins.
• Kentucky, 7.5 to 8: Could the SEC East be up for grabs this year with Georgia replacing so many key pieces? Bettors like Kentucky and quarterback Will Levis; the Wildcats have been bet up from 7.5 to 8.
• Arizona, projected to be one of the worst Power 5 teams in the country, got bumped up from 2.5 to 3. Arizona State dropped from 6.5 to 6 in a somewhat-related move.
• Toledo, 7.5 to 8.
• Western Kentucky, 8 to 8.5: Even after losing record-setting quarterback Bailey Zappe to the NFL, bettors have been bullish on the Hilltoppers in coach Tyson Helton's fourth season.

And the biggest fallers:

• Boise State 9.5 to 9: We have Boise State all the way down at 7.72 wins, leaving value on the under still.
• Central Michigan, 8 to 7.5.
• Colorado, 3.5 to 3: Colorado is projected toward the bottom of the Pac-12 and has a brutal non-conference schedule that features Air Force, Minnesota and TCU.
• Texas State, 5 to 4.5.
• Utah State, 7.5 to 7: The Aggies were one of the biggest surprises in college football last season but bettors are expecting some regression.

Odds via DraftKings, updated August 4. Confused? Learn more about American odds work.

Our Projected Win Totals

And here are our projected win totals. Our Collin Wilson uses a number of factors, including returning and transfer production, schedule, regression and more, to create his own projections.

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