Camellia Bowl
- Matchup: TBD
- Date:Â Saturday, Dec 14th, 2024
- Time: 9:00 p.m.
- Stadium:Â Cramton Bowl (Montgomery, Alabama)
- ’23 Winner: Northern Illinois Huskies
Camellia Bowl Odds
Another great college football bowl event is the newly introduced Camellia Bowl. The first edition of the event was held on December 20, 2014, in Montgomery, Alabama. The 2023 edition of the Bowl, which is set to become the tenth official event to continue the Camellia Bowl tradition, will be held at the Cramton Bowl in Montgomery on December 14th, at 9:00pm ET.
Camellia Bowl odds will be available as soon as both NCAAF teams are announced. The bout between the Northern Illinois Huskies and the Arkansas State Red Wolves from last year was jaw-dropping. Let’s hope for the same this year.
Understanding Camellia's Odds
For example, let’s take the 2022 edition of the Camellia Bowl; this edition saw the Georgia State Panthers surpass the Ball State Cardinals. Given Georgia’s slight edge with an 8-5 season record, the Panthers were already the favorite seed to take on the Camellia Bowl.
That means that bettors who took a chance with the Panthers at -150 odds made a $100 profit for every $150 bet. On the other hand, bettors that wagered on the Cardinals at +180 odds could have made a $180 profit for every $100 wager if they had won.
In terms of points, those who bet on a +7.5-point difference on the over 43.5 also made some solid calls that turned into quick wins.
Camellia Bowl Betting Trends & Tips
As in the case of most NCAA college Bowl events, the Camellia Bowl is the perfect chance to make the most of one’s top football betting game. To do so, experts recommend bettors to look for any info, data, and stats that may help them diminish the risk of jeopardizing their money.Â
Bettors can only get as good as they want by considering all top picks, data, trends, and the betting market. Looking for all these pieces is essential, and it will guarantee that bettors will make the best decision possible when placing a bet. Â
Here are some trends that can be considered for future editions of the Camellia Bowl:
- Sun Belt Conference is now the official NCAA conference with the most appearances at the Camellia Bowl. Â
- Sun Belt Conference teams have also become the most successful at the Camellia Bowls. Â
- The Appalachian State Mountaineers lead the count in total appearances at the Camellia Bowl.
- The Appalachian State Mountaineers also lead the count with the most wins at the Camellia Bowl.
Betting History Of The Camellia Bowl
The Camellia Bowl goes back to 2014 when the Bowling Green Falcons surpassed the South Alabama Jaguars in what became a tight game. The score was 33-28 and set the record for yet another NCAA Bowl, with plenty of action and points.
Another memorable game featured the Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders against the Arkansas State Red Wolves. On this occasion, the Blue Raiders surpassed the Wolves with a 35-30 score in front of 20,000 fans.
Sun Belt teams have become particularly successful at the Camellia Bowl with a total of seven appearances, only missing the 2020 edition of the Camellia Bowl. The Mid-American Conference now stands as the most unsuccessful in the history of the Camellia Bowl, with a total of four defeats.
Camellia Bowl Scores (Playoffs)
During the 2021 edition of the Camellia Bowl, both teams set some high parameters in terms of points that have -and will most likely- set the bar high during future editions of the Camellia Bowl. The Georgia State Panthers took on the Ball State Cardinals at this edition.
The Panthers took a solid 51-20 win over the Cardinals to break the 50-point market right from game one and reach an accumulated point score of over 70. Given previous year’s editions, the Camellia Bowl has become an event in which rival teams have surpassed the 20 and 30-point mark, except for the 2020 edition of the Bowl.
Season | Winning Team | Losing Team | Score |
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2023 | Northern Illinois Huskies | Arkansas State Red Wolves | 21-19 |
2022 | Buffalo Bulls | Georgia Southern Eagles | 23-21 |
2021 | Georgia State | Ball State | 51-20 |
2020 | Buffalo | Marshall | 17-10 |
2019 | Arkansas State | Florida International | 34-26 |
2018 | Georgia Southern | Eastern Michigan | 23-21 |
2017 | Middle Tennessee | Arkansas State | 35-30 |
2016 | Appalachian State | South Alabama | 31-28 |
2015 | Appalachian State | Ohio | 31-29 |
2014 | Bowling Green | South Alabama | 33-28 |
Wins | Teams | Years Won |
---|---|---|
2 | Appalachian State | 2015, 2016 |
1 | Arkansas State | 2019 |
1 | Georgia Southern | 2018 |
1 | Middle Tennessee | 2017 |
1 | Bowling Green | 2014 |