What is the biggest point spread you remember?

I seem to remember Nebraska being a 60-point favorite over Hawaii in the early 80s, but I can't find proof of it.

 

http://www.thewizofodds.com/the_wiz_of_odds/2009/08/gators-a-73point-favorite-over-charleston-southern.html

This link says Hawaii -59.5 vs. Northern Colorado a couple of years ago is the most recent record, although there was a non-Vegas line of 73 for Florida-Charleston Southern game.

 

I thought I remember a Nebraska spread in the mid-60s, and they covered with a 70-0 win. This was during the Eric Crouch era.

 

OSU was a 42 point favorite last year against some patsy. (The things you remember when you are a degenerate gambler.)

I also thought I saw USC at 40 or 42 in their prime with Pete Caroll.

 

Not a point spread, but Mike Tyson was a 43-to-1 favorite over Buster Douglas.

 

The Spurrier Gators always had big numbers in noncon games. Pretty sure I remember seeing many a games go 50+.

 

That sounds familiar to me as well. I was thinking it was 63 and I remember thinking no way they can cover that. One touchdown by the patsy and they probably wouldn't cover. And I know they covered it, whatever it was.

 

During the 1970s, I believe Nebraska was favored by more than 50 over Colorado and I think the Huskers covered. I think Stanford was like a 41-point dog about 3-4 years ago when it beat Southern Cal.

 

Wasn't USC about a 42-point favorite over Stanford maybe in 2007 when Luck led Stanford to the win?
Also, several Pac-10 games involving WAZZU the last three seasons have had ginormous spreads.

 

According to this, Florida was a 73-point favorite against Charleston Southern.

http://www.thewizofodds.com/the_wiz_of_odds/2009/08/gators-a-73point-favorite-over-charleston-southern.html