Quick Lane Bowl
- Matchup: Bowling Green vs. Minnesota
- Date: Tuesday, December 23
- Time: 2:00 p.m.
- Stadium:Â Ford Field (Detroit, Michigan)
- ’22 Winner: New Mexico State Aggies
Quick Lane Bowl Odds
The Quick Lane Bowl is another postseason NCAA-approved college football bowl event sponsored by the Detroit Lions of the National Football League; it consists of an official event in which a Big Ten Conference school faces an Atlantic Coast Conference rival.Â
This year’s edition of the Quick Lane Bowl will be played at Ford Field in Detroit on December 26 at 2:00 PM ET.
Quick Lane Bowl odds aren’t yet available, since the teams haven’t been announced.
Last year’s clash between the New Mexico State Aggies and the Bowling Green Falcons was another doozy. Check out the updated Quick Lane Bowl odds above to place your bet.
Understanding the Quick Lane Betting Odds
In the 2021 edition of the Quick Lane Bowl, the Western Michigan Broncos were up against the Nevada Wolf Pack. Given that both teams had finished the regular season stage with an 8-5 record, it was even trickier to label which team would be able to come up with a solid performance and a victory.
The Broncos were still above the Wolf Pack and were the favorites with -140 odds. This meant that for those bettors who played it safe, a $140 bet on the Broncos earned them a $100 profit.
Those who bet on the Wolf Pack as underdogs on a +150 moneyline would have made a $150 profit on a $100 wager. Those who also favored the +7.5 spread and over 43.5 points were right on target with their bets.
Quick Lane Bowl Betting Trends & Tips
Another opportunity to get the most out of every dollar staked on elite college football action is the Quick Lane Bowl. Finding the best college football odds, bets, and markets to maximize every dollar wagered is a preoccupation for specialists and fans.
It is advised that gamblers thoroughly examine all statistics, data, and information about the top bowl teams, players, and trends. These measures will enable bettors to maximize every dollar wagered on bowl events like the Quick Lane Bowl.
Some top trends that have characterized the Quick Lane Bowl events are the following:
- The Atlantic Coast Conference has the most appearances in the history of the Quick Lane Bowl, with five.Â
- The Atlantic Coast Conference and the Big Ten Conference lead with the most wins achieved at the Quick Lane Bowl, with 3 apiece.Â
- The only team that has participated in the Quick Lane Bowl more than once is the Minnesota Golden Gophers.Â
- The Minnesota Golden Gophers also lead with two wins and a perfect 2-0 record.
Betting History Of The Quick Lane Bowl
The Quick Lane Bowl has allowed fans to stay on top of first-class college football since 2014. The first edition of the Quick Lane Bowl featured the Broncos and the Wolf Pack, where Western Michigan got a solid 52-24 win over Nevada. Since then, only the Minnesota Golden Gophers against the Central Michigan Chippewas became the only teams that didn’t surpass the 30-point mark.
The 2109 edition of the Quick Lane Bowl also featured a memorable game where the Pittsburgh Panthers beat the Eastern Michigan Eagles 34-30.
The ACC is the conference with the most appearances, and it shares the title with the Big Ten as the two most successful conferences in the history of the bowl. So far, the Minnesota Golden Gophers have become the only team to appear in more than one edition of the Quick Lane Bowl. Mid-American Conference teams have also been included in past editions.Â
The Golden Gophers are the most successful team in the Quick Lane Bowl. Minnesota currently stands with two straight wins.Â
Quick Lane Bowl Scores (Playoffs)
The Quick Lane Bowl has featured top football action since its first game in 2014. The Rutgers Scarlet Knights beat the North Carolina Tar Heels, 40-21. This inaugural game became the precedent for a series of top games with top scores, some surpassing the 30, 40, and the 50-point mark. The 2015 edition of the Quick Lane Bowl was the only one in which a team did not exceed the 30-point mark.
Season | Winning Team | Losing Team | Score |
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2021 | Western Michigan | Nevada | 52-24 |
2020 | —— | Cancelled due to COVID | —— |
2019 | Pittsburgh | Eastern Michigan | 34-30 |
2018 | Minnesota | Georgia Tech | 34-10 |
2017 | Duke | Northern Illinois | 36-14 |
2016 | Boston College | Maryland | 36-30 |
2015 | Minnesota | Central Michigan | 21-14 |
2014 | Rutgers | North Carolina | 40-21 |
Wins | Teams | Years Won |
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4 | Minnesota | 2015, 2018 |
1 | Boston College | 2016 |
1 | Duke | 2017 |
1 | Rutgers | 2014 |