When do games go over, and when is the cover settled?

Pick a season and week, then choose when the game went over to see those games. FBS games from the past four seasons with quarter scores and a closing line.

When did they go over?

12 games · 2025 · Colorado · pick one to list those games
42% went over. Of the 5 overs, 0% had cashed by halftime and 20% by the end of the 3rd quarter. Covers were settled only in the 4th quarter or overtime in 25% of games.

All 12 games

2025 · Colorado · newest first
GameLineTotalPoints by quarterOverCover settledFinal
2025 · Week 14
KSU -16.5 49.5 7142138 U COLO Q1 14–24
2025 · Week 13
ASU -6.5 47.5 10203859 Q4 ASU Q4 42–17
2025 · Week 11
WVU -6.5 51.5 9283851 U WVU Q4
Late cover flip
22–29
2025 · Week 10
ARIZ -3.5 51.5 17456669 Q3 ARIZ Q1 52–17
2025 · Week 9
UTAH -14.5 50.5 17434660 Q4 UTAH Q1 7–53
2025 · Week 7
ISU -2.5 52.5 7173841 U COLO Q3 17–24
2025 · Week 6
TCU -14.5 56.5 0282856 U COLO Q1 21–35
2025 · Week 5
BYU -6.5 48.5 17243845 U COLO Q1 24–21
2025 · Week 4
COLO -12.5 45.5 0244157 Q4 COLO Q2
Late over
20–37
2025 · Week 3
HOU -3.5 45.5 10304056 Q4 HOU Q3 20–36
2025 · Week 2
COLO -23.5 49.5 7243138 U COLO Q4 7–31
2025 · Week 1
GT -3.5 50.5 7233347 U GT Q3
Late cover flip
27–20

When was the cover settled?

From the end of that quarter on, the side covering never changed
Q1 42% 5
Q2 8% 1
Q3 25% 3
Q4 25% 3
OT 0% 0
The team leading at halftime won 80% and covered 90% of 10 games
The team leading after 3 quarters won 91% and covered 91% of 11 games

Going into the 4th quarter

Points the game still needed after 3 quarters, and how often it got there
Points neededGamesWent over
Already over1100% 1
4–73100% 3
8–101100% 1
11–1420% 0
15–1710% 0
18–2120% 0
22+20% 0
Quarter scores from ESPN for the past four seasons; closing lines from the ESPN odds feed. Timing is to the quarter: an over that cashed with 10 seconds left in the 3rd counts as Q3. “Settled” means the team covering at the end of that quarter covered the closing spread at the end, with no change in between. Last 5 minutes (4th quarter, plus overtime) compares the score with 5:00 left, from ESPN scoring plays, with the final. History, not a prediction: none of this has shown an edge against the market.