The Week 5 board runs Friday and Saturday, October 2 and 3, and a few of these numbers look nothing like where they opened. One ACC spread has moved nearly double digits.

I track openers against current consensus because the gap tells you how the market changed its mind, not just what it thinks now. The college football odds below cover the 17 games tracked here.

I have also pulled the ticket and stake splits for each game. Where those two disagree with each other, or with the direction the line went, that is usually where the interesting stuff is. You can follow the NCAAF Public Betting Trends for more on where bets and money are landing.

Opening and current numbers are consensus lines as of October 1. Splits are listed as tickets / stake from the same feed. Worth comparing the current board at other College Football betting apps .

Miami at Clemson is the move of the week and it is not close. The consensus opener was Miami -7 and the current number is Miami -16.5, a 9.5-point swing. What makes it odder is the split, with handle almost dead even at Miami 50.41% and Clemson 49.59%.

West Virginia at Iowa State is the only game where the favorite flipped. The Mountaineers opened -1.5 and the Cyclones are now -3, yet the current splits lean the other way with West Virginia on 50.80% of tickets and 60.60% of the stake. That is a divergence I flag rather than explain.

Two road favorites shrank hard. Penn State went from -7 to -2.5 at Northwestern and Michigan slid from -8.5 to -5.5 at Minnesota. In both cases the current tickets and money still sit on the favorite, Penn State at 63.65% and 63.07%, Michigan at 60.57% and 65.37%. The numbers came down anyway.

Louisville at NC State has a notable bet-versus-money gap. Louisville holds 64.90% of tickets while NC State takes 52.98% of the stake, and the line dropped from Louisville -6.5 to -3.5. Pitt at Virginia Tech has a different pattern: Pitt has 59.81% of tickets, Virginia Tech has 62.94% of the stake, and the spread crossed 3 down to Virginia Tech -2.5. The Hokies are scoring 43.3 points a game.