Common NCAA Football Scoring FAQs:
The Anytime TD stat does not include passing touchdowns. This statistic specifically refers to a player being the actual touchdown scorer. This means the player that carries the ball into the end zone, catches the ball in the end zone, or in any way possesses the ball in the end zone. Essentially, it includes any type of touchdown other than passing.
The First TD Scorer stat references the first player to score a TD for the game, not for their respective team. Each game can only have one First TD Scorer, since there can only be one first touchdown of any football game.
Rush Attempts: Rush Attempts is the number of times a player carried the ball on a running play. Zero attempts will result in the under, unless the player does not play a single offensive snap. A catch or reception does not qualify. Any play where the QB throws the ball laterally (not a forward pass), or behind himself qualifies as a rushing attempt for the receiving player if the official statistics are in agreement. In accordance with the NFL official scoring rules, kneel downs count as rush attempts, but sacks do not count. .
Extra Points Made: The total number of PATs successfully converted for a kicker. Any 2 point conversion attempt is excluded.
Field Goals Made: The total number of FGs successfully converted for a kicker. Any extra point attempt is excluded. If no Field Goals are attempted, it will be scored an under.
Kicking Points are the total amount of points scored by the kicker. Extra Points = 1pt and Field Goals = 3pts. For example, 2 field goals and 2 extra points = 8 kicking points
If a game is canceled, postponed, or not started by 2:59 AM EST that night the pick can be cancelled and the entry could be reverted.
Games are “known” to be canceled or postponed once their status is updated as such by Chalkboard’s Football stats-provider.
Cashout is now available for NCAA Football entries. Please note that this option is only available prior to the start of the games. Once any game within the entry has begun, the entry is no longer eligible for cashout. Cash Out allows you to settle an entry early without having to wait for the event(s) to finish. You get to decide! If your entry is eligible for Cash Out, you will be offered a “Cash Out" value. You can find this in the "Entries" tab, with the Cash Out offer being presented on a green button at the bottom of each entry if/when available. The Cash Out value will change dynamically.
NOTE: Cash out is not available on every entry and may not be available at certain parts of the game. Cash outs can be temporarily suspended when this happens.
NOTE: If an entry is cashed out without a sufficient number of legs being completed, and your original risk amount was placed with play through or bonus funds, those funds may be returned to your play through or bonus balance. The play through requirement will not be considered satisfied. Any amount in excess of the original risk amount will be eligible for a withdrawal or redemption. Soccer, NCAAF and NCAAB entries are not currently eligible for Cash Out.
Team markets for NCAA Football are now available on Chalkboard for users located in SSP-approved states. Available markets include Team Total, Moneyline, and Spread.
The Longest Reception (Rec) market refers to the total yardage gained on a player's single longest reception in a game. For example, if a receiver records three receptions for 10 yards each and one reception for 20 yards, his longest reception would be 20 yards.
Alternate lines are now available for NCAA Football markets, providing more flexibility and options for your entries.
Does a two point conversion count as part of the drive?
No. Any untimed down such as: two point conversations, extra points and kickoffs do not count as part of the drive for in-play entries.
I watched the QB throw for a TD, why does it not count as an anytime TD?
Only the ball carrier receives credit for a TD, not the player who throws the ball.
Cumulative projections: Any projection joined by the plus (+) symbol means that that pick is a combination of those stats. 'Rushing yards + Receiving yards' for example is the combination of both stats.
Any stats, yards, or touchdowns accrued on special teams will not count towards any pick'em selection.