U bet? CFP spread shifts toward underdog Canes

Key Highlights

• Multiple bookmakers said "sharp money" came in on the Hurricanes on Sunday afternoon, around 3 p. m.
• ET, causing the line to drop across the betting market. John Murray, a veteran Las Vegas bookmaker at the Westgate SuperBook, said sharp money showed up on Miami late in the week at his shop."I get it," Murray said.
• "The line on an Indiana-Miami game would have been nowhere near this number all season.
• Miami would have likely been favored in this game most of the year, actually."In the lookahead lines offered before the CFP semifinals, the undefeated Hoosiers were only 5.5-point favorites over Miami.
• But after Indiana's impressive blowout of Oregon, sportsbooks re-opened the Hoosiers as 7.5-point favorites over the Hurricanes in the national championship game.