You've probably seen preseason college football rankings just about everywhere, with the Alabama Crimson Tide sitting atop the Top 25 in all of them. However, Nick Saban's team is only 16th in our first-ever Dimers ATS Top 25, which ranks teams based on cumulative against-the-spread records over the last four years.
With this being a betting website, we felt it was fitting to provide college football fans and bettors around the world with something they can look back on to figure out which teams have been trustworthy for bettors in recent years. So, without further ado, here's a list of the college football programs that have been the most profitable dating back to the start of the 2018 season.
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Thanks to two years in which the Cowboys covered in 10 games, head coach Mike Gundy's team finds itself at the top of this list. Last year, Oklahoma State surprised many with its stifling defense, which was a big change from the high-flying offenses of Stillwater's past. The Cowboys will likely be a Top 25 team in the regular polls to start the 2022 season, as well. You'll want to keep this ranking in mind when betting Oklahoma State games next year, as a good against-the-spread record is the sign of a well-coached football team.