College Football Picks

A pair of point spread covering machines (10-4 combined ATS) meet up Thursday night in Oklahoma when the Tulane Green Wave comes in as +6.5 underdogs vs. the Tulsa Golden Hurricane. Check out Dan’s pick before placing your bets!

If you’re looking for wagering value, you won’t find it here. Some games are too close to confidently call and should be passed on. That’s how you win long term. But for more, this is about entertainment and having fun, so Ted gives you his best shot at picking the point spread winner in the Wis/NW game!

Betting against the Utah Utes at home is taboo when it comes to college football betting, however, they’ve had so many issues this season we can’t help but think they’re going to struggle with timing and being in game shape. Check out Loot’s take on this Week 12 PAC 12 game before placing your wagers!

Another game with a huge spread with the Longhorns backers asked to lay -30. Is the number to big? Get Zank’s analysis and projected point spread winner.

Ball State ran over EMU last week in their comeback win and should have success again this week against a NIU run stop unit that has allowed 210 rushing yards per game on 5.5 yards per carry. That said, the Huskies may have some opportunities themselves in the run game facing on paper the weakest defense so far this season. Read on to see what Dan is playing.

EMU is 0-2 this season but have played tough in both their games getting the point spread win. They play their first home game this week hosting a smarting Toledo team that is coming off devasting loss, allowing two TDs inside of the last minute to fall 41-38 to Western Michigan. Get our capper’s take plus suggested bet.

The Week Twelve Pac 12 game between the UCLA Bruins and Oregon Ducks may have a closer final score margin than most of the betting public thinks. Chip Kelly returns to Autzen Stadium and will be pulling out all the stops to knock off his former team. The Oregon Ducks have played decent football early on, but -14 may be too bit of a number to cover in this matchup.

The SEC college football betting matchup between the Tennesse Volunteers vs. Auburn Tigers might be one to pass on rather than bet Saturday. The point spread is too close to call. Jay gives you his best take on who will cover, despite it being a virtual coin flip.

With extra time to prepare and get healthy, the Alabama Crimson Tide are in a streamroller spot at home vs. the one-dimensional Kentucky Wildcats Saturday. Check out Jay’s full Ken/Ala preview and pick here!

What happens when two not-so-good teams go at it? You take the underdog! Especially when the line is +9.5! (Not in all cases of course) Friday Night Lights presents us with what should be easy pickings in the NM/AF game. Get Loot’s full preview and point spread prediction here!

For those who won’t be watching the Week 11 Cardinals vs. Seahawks game (Link to game here!), college football presents us with it’s version of Thursday night football when the winless Utah State Aggies head to Wyoming as +19.5 underdogs to take on the 1-2 Cowboys. See how Loot is betting this one here!

Midweek MACtion returns with a pair of undefeated teams going at it when the Western Michigan Broncos head to Mount Pleasant to take on the Central Michigan Chippewas. The game is expected to be close throughout as indicated by the bookies installing CMU as a small -2.5 home favorite. Get Dan’s full WMU/CMU preview and pick ATS here!

Can Buffalo extend the margin enough to cover this enormous spread? Last season they easily put away Bowling Green 49-7, but that was at home. Dan thinks they can. Read why.

Are the Seminoles realy that bad to be getting 33 points at home and if they are can anyone actually lay that? College football handcapper Horne beleives that the spread is unbetable and he thinks the value is on the Over/Under line. Read on see which side of the total line he’s on.

The 2-0 Golden Flashes host the 0-2 Zips in Tuesday night action at Dix Stadium in Kent, Ohio. Kent State is a massive -24 point favorite in this match. Do you lay the big number or do you take the points?

In Tuesday night MACtion we have the RedHawks desperate for a win getting the three and a hook from the visiting Bobcats. Handicapper Dan Jamison is siding with the home dog. Find out why.