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Best College Football Parlay Picks for Week 11: 4-Leg Parlay Picks (+1258)

Leg-1 Parlay Pick: Michigan -4.5 (-105)

Leg-2 Parlay Pick: Ole Miss +10.5 (-110)

Leg-3 Parlay Pick: LSU Tigers -13.5 (-110)

Leg-4 Parlay Pick: Oregon -15 (-110)

Best College Football Bets Week 11: Picks, Predictions & Schedules

College Football Schedule Week 11 – Game info - Michigan at Penn State 

College Football Season 2023
Michigan (9-0) vs. Penn State (8-1)
Date: Saturday, Nov. 11
Time: 12 p.m. ET
Venue: Beaver Stadium in University Park, Pa.
TV Channel: FOX
Live Stream: FuboTV 

Michigan vs. Penn State Odds, Spread, Over/Under, Moneyline - College Football Odds Week 11 

Moneyline: Michigan -210, Penn State +175
Spread: Michigan -4.5 (-105), Penn State +4.5 (-110)
Total: Over/Under 45.5

Michigan vs. Penn State Preview

Michigan heads to Beaver Stadium this weekend for the Big Noon Kickoff against the Penn State Nittany Lions. The Wolverines remain undefeated and will enter this game ranked second in the nation – a team now looking like a genuine contender for the National Championship Game.

The Wolverines’ opponent this week is Penn State, and the line is set at just 4.5 points in favor of Michigan. Oddsmakers are expecting this one to be close, and with a projected points total set at 45.5, they also expect to see some good defense.

So far this season, no team has even come close to beating Michigan. In fact, Purdue’s 13 points last weekend were the most any opponent has scored against the Wolverines this year. Prior to that game, Michigan had held every opponent to single digits in scoring.

While that might seem impressive, Michigan has also been 17-plus-point favorites in every prior game this season, but the Wolverines have only covered in four of those games. They were 31.5-point favorites over Purdue and failed to cover in their 41-13 win.

This matchup against Penn State is very interesting because it's the first time this year that an opponent has been expected to genuinely challenge Michigan. The 4.5-point line for this game is a real anomaly compared to anything we’ve seen so far. 

Penn State quarterback Drew Allar will have his work cut out for him against a very talented defense that has allowed an average of only 6.7 points per game so far this season. Michigan leads the nation in that category and is the only team in the country giving up fewer than 10 points per game.

Penn State is no slouch, though. The Wolverines might rank first, but the Nittany Lions’ defense is right up there in third, allowing only 12.5 points per game while helping the team to go 7-2 against the spread.

Allar has had a great year, throwing 20 touchdown passes and just one interception. I will be very interested to see how he fares in what will be the biggest test of his young career.

Michigan vs. Penn State Predictions and Pick

I think this one comes down to the running game. The team that can win on the ground and establish the run should have a firm upper hand in this matchup. 

Both quarterbacks have been great this year, but both will face very talented defenses. Being able to run the football to set up the passing game as necessary should be crucial. 

I think Michigan pulls out a win here. Wolverines running back Blake Corum hasn’t had the volume of carries he had last season, and it looks like he will have a quieter year in terms of total yardage, but he has still found the end zone 16 times on the ground.

I have the Wolverines to cover, provided they don’t lose the turnover battle, and I think they will cover by at least a touchdown.

The Pick: Michigan -4.5 (-105) 

College Football Schedule Week 11 – Game info - Ole Miss at Georgia 

College Football Season 2023
Ole Miss (8-1) vs. Georgia (9-0)
Date: Saturday, Nov. 11
Time: 7 p.m. ET
Venue: Sanford Stadium at Athens, Ga.
TV Channel: ESPN
Live Stream: FuboTV

Ole Miss vs. Georgia Odds, Spread, Over/Under, Moneyline - College Football Odds Week 11

Moneyline: Ole Miss +310, Georgia -400
Spread: Ole Miss +10.5 (-110), Georgia -10.5 (-110)
Total: Over/Under 58.5 

Ole Miss vs. Georgia Preview

Georgia has evaded me over the last two weeks. I picked them to cover last week against Missouri, but they failed to do so. While Missouri is a very strong team in the SEC right now, I think Ole Miss might be stronger.

Let’s give Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin some kudos here. He has really worked hard to build a great program for the Rebels, and it’s all coming together this year.

Ole Miss is a top-20 team in scoring with one of the most exciting and explosive offenses in the country. There are three Rebels receivers who can do damage with explosive plays, and those guys could pose a very real problem for the Bulldogs’ defense in Athens this weekend.

Tre Harris leads Rebels receivers with 749 yards and seven touchdowns, while both Jordan Watkins and Dayton Wade are over 600 yards with three touchdowns apiece. Georgia has not yet faced an offense with such a scary capacity for long touchdowns and explosive plays. There is no way to tell if the Bulldogs will be ready for it, and I have no doubt this passing game will catch Georgia off guard on multiple occasions Saturday night.

Rebels junior quarterback Jaxson Dart has been at the top of his game this year and had one of his best showings against Texas A&M last Saturday. Dart threw for 387 yards and two touchdowns to help his team win a nail-biter, 38-35.

If Dart can play at his best and refuses to make any mistakes, Ole Miss has a shot. I would be entirely comfortable backing the Rebels to cover if the spread for this game were greater than 10 points.

On the other hand, the Bulldogs have a huge home-field advantage here in hosting Ole Miss under the lights of what will be a capacity crowd at Sanford Stadium. The Rebels will need to take the home fans out of this game early, and that’s no easy feat.

Georgia’s best bet here is stifling the Rebels’ running game. If the Bulldogs can force Ole Miss into being completely one-dimensional, then the whole thing falls apart for the Rebels. Head coach Kiffin will be bold in his play-calling and loves to use all four downs, but the wheels fall off if it's third-and-long or fourth-and-long.

The Bulldogs have proven that they can keep rolling offensively without star tight end Brock Bowers, and Georgia’s offense will need big production against an Ole Miss defense that ranks in the middle of the pack so far this season.

Georgia’s defensive stats are right up there, allowing only 16.5 points per game, but Lane Kiffin’s squad will be the best team the Bulldogs have played this year.

Ole Miss vs. Georgia Predictions and Pick

There’s everything to play for in this one. Ole Miss will want to make its case for the SEC Championship Game, while the Bulldogs will be hoping to retain their unbeaten record as the top-ranked team in the nation. 

I believe Ole Miss has a chance in this game. The Rebels can cover and stay competitive, which will require Georgia to respond quickly against a highly explosive offensive lineup.

The Pick: Ole Miss +10.5 (-110) 

College Football Schedule Week 11 – Game info - Florida at LSU

College Football Season 2023
Florida (5-4) vs. LSU (6-3)
Date: Saturday, Nov. 11
Time: 7:30 p.m. ET
Venue: Tiger Stadium at Baton Rouge, La.
TV Channel: ESPN
Live Stream: FuboTV

Florida vs. LSU Odds, Spread, Over/Under, Moneyline - College Football Odds Week 11

Moneyline: Florida +425, LSU -600
Spread: Florida +13.5 (-110), LSU -13.5 (-110)
Total: Over/Under 63.5

Florida vs. LSU Preview

The Florida Gators have dropped two straight SEC games with their neutral-site loss to Georgia and heartbreaking overtime home loss to the Arkansas Razorbacks.

They will now travel to Baton Rouge to face LSU at Tiger Stadium, where their hosts have gone 4-0 so far this year. The big storyline for this one is the health of LSU quarterback Jayden Daniels, who suffered a concussion last Saturday at Alabama and was forced out of the game. 

Daniels is now in concussion protocol and trending toward a potential start, but we won’t likely know about that for sure until Friday.

If he is unable to play, the Tigers will start Garrett Nussmeier at quarterback. Nussmeier is in his third year at LSU and could have transferred over the summer if he had wanted to find a starting job elsewhere, but he opted to remain in Baton Rouge. As a result, he is expected to step in as the Tigers’ starter next season when Daniels moves on to the pro ranks.

LSU’s third loss of the year against Alabama ended any shot the Tigers had at being a part of the SEC West title race, but this team still has an opportunity to dismantle a deflated group of Gators.

Florida is young on defense and has struggled this year, allowing an average of nearly 40 points over its last three games.

Quarterback Graham Mertz has done a really good job for the Gators. He has displayed far more talent than I expected of him when he announced his transfer from Wisconsin. The fifth-year senior has 17 touchdown passes against only two interceptions. That’s a very good performance, when one recognizes that Mertz is only working with senior Ricky Pearsall and a group of freshmen as his primary wide receivers.

Over its three remaining games, Florida will look to carry as much momentum as possible into next season, but the Gators have not performed particularly well on the road. This team is not like the ones we’ve seen in recent years that could go into Tiger Stadium and come out with a win. Indeed, I think we might see the Gators unravel a little against an LSU team that is frankly better than its 6-3 record suggests.

Florida is rebuilding, and its future will be in the hands of highly regarded recruit DJ Lagway, a five-star quarterback out of Willis, Texas. Gators head coach Billy Napier is just trying to get his team to the Lagway Era with as much experience as it can muster before Florida might really be able to get rolling. 

Florida vs. LSU Predictions and Pick

This is a tough one without the confirmed status of LSU quarterback Jayden Daniels, but if he plays, the Tigers will cover comfortably. Florida doesn't have the means to defend the QB option, and LSU will likely dice the Gators up defensively if they can get that scheme rolling in this game.

Pair that with the home-field advantage and level of experience, and I like LSU a lot in this one.

The Pick: LSU Tigers -13.5 (-110)

College Football Schedule Week 11 – Game info - USC at Oregon 

College Football Season 2023
USC (7-3) vs. Oregon (8-1)
Date: Saturday, Nov. 11
Time: 10:30 p.m. ET
Venue: Autzen Stadium in Eugene, Ore.
TV Channel: FOX
Live Stream: FuboTV

USC vs. Oregon Odds, Spread, Over/Under, Moneyline - College Football Odds Week 11

Moneyline: USC +600, Oregon -900
Spread: USC +15 (-110), Oregon -15 (-110)
Total: Over/Under 73.5 

USC vs. Oregon Preview

USC heads to Eugene, Ore., this weekend for a tough road game against the Oregon Ducks while still recovering from the burn of last weekend's 52-42 home loss to Washington.

The Trojans have struggled badly on defense all season and gave up another 52 points against QB Michael Penix Jr. and the Huskies. That defeat led to USC defensive coordinator Alex Grinch getting fired after the game.

Quarterback Caleb Williams has been trying to carry USC all season. On multiple occasions, that mindset has come back to bite him when he tries to do too much or force the football down the field. He was visibly devastated by the Washington loss, as a crying Williams was seen climbing into the stands to find his mother after the game.

The young man, who won last year’s Heisman Trophy, has given this season his all and played a lot of good football, but there’s no denying that 2023 has not at all gone to plan for head coach Lincoln Riley and his players.

Oregon, on the other hand, is banging on the door to the college football playoff as the Ducks simply wait for a team ahead of them to slip up.

The Ducks’ offense has been sensational this year in averaging 43.3 points per game. Ironically, only one team has averaged more, and that team is USC.

However, unlike the Trojans, the Ducks have a great defense to go along with their high-flying offense. Oregon allows an average of just over 17 points per game – the 12th-best mark in the country --- and boasts a top-10 rushing defense that gives up a weekly average of just 90 yards on the ground.

Things are going to get worse for USC before they get better, and the first step will be finding a qualified defensive coordinator who can turn the ship around. Next year’s Trojans won’t have Williams to help them score 45 points per game, which could be pretty alarming for a team that still manages to lose with its star QB in its lineup.

USC vs. Oregon Predictions and Pick

I don’t see a world where USC holds Oregon to fewer than 45 points, which is what the Trojans  would need to do if they want to cover. Oregon is 8-1 against the spread, and this game couldn’t be coming at a worse time for a USC program that is barely holding it together right now.

I believe Oregon makes yet another case for a spot in the final four, taking it to USC on Saturday night.

The Pick: Oregon -15 (-110)

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