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Leg-1 Parlay Pick: Georgia Bulldogs -10.5 (-110)

Leg-2 Parlay Pick: Oregon State to win (-135)

Leg-3 Parlay Pick: Iowa State +7.5 (-110)

Leg-4 Parlay Pick: Memphis +8 (-110)

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Best College Football Bets Week 12: Picks, Predictions & Schedules

College Football Schedule Week 12 – Game info - Georgia at Tennessee

College Football Season 2023
Georgia (10-0) vs. Tennessee (7-3)
Date: Saturday, Nov. 18
Time: 3:30 p.m. ET
Venue: Neyland Stadium in Knoxville, Tenn.
TV Channel: CBS
Live Stream: FuboTV

Georgia vs. Tennessee Odds, Spread, Over/Under, Moneyline - College Football Odds Week 12 

Moneyline: Georgia -400, Tennessee +310
Spread: Georgia -10.5 (-110), Tennessee +10.5 (-110)
Total: Over/Under 59.5

Georgia vs. Tennessee Preview

The 10.5-point spread for this game really got my attention. Georgia is 10-0 after emphatically beating head coach Lane Kiffin’s Ole Miss Rebels last weekend. The Bulldogs are now set to visit Neyland Stadium for an SEC showdown with the Tennessee Volunteers.

This game might be coming at the worst time for Tennessee since the Vols just suffered an embarrassing 36-7 loss at Missouri last Saturday. There’s no doubt that Missouri is a great football team, and the Tigers deserve credit for that win because they have really worked hard to get to where they are and might only just be getting started. Nevertheless, Missouri made Tennessee appear ordinary and, quite frankly, humiliated the Vols.

Tennessee quarterback Joe Milton had a decent performance against the Tigers -- passing for 267 yards with a touchdown and interception. However, the Volunteers lacked a running game, and they were dominated both on the ground and through the air by Mizzou running back Cody Schrader.

Schrader has been outstanding this season, but he far surpassed any of his previous performances with 205 rushing yards and a touchdown against Tennessee. He also caught five passes for an additional 116 receiving yards.

Tennessee gave up explosive play after explosive play at Missouri, allowing 530 total yards against the Tigers and losing the turnover battle 3-1.

That disaster unfolded just a week before the Vols were set to host Georgia, and it will be interesting to see if they can rebound or if they will simply be overwhelmed again -- only this time by nation’s No. 1-ranked team.

Georgia's performance against Ole Miss last Saturday made quite a statement. The Rebels were expected to cause the Bulldogs problems and keep the game tight, but they didn't come close to head coach Kirby Smart's Georgia team.

The Bulldogs have an astounding amount of talent on their roster. They have recruited extremely well in recent years, and it’s paying off now. Here, in mid-November, what was once a young and inexperienced defense is truly jelling as a unit -- tightening up just in time for the team’s playoff run.

Georgia is 4-6 against the spread this season but has covered twice in its last three games. The team is trending in the right direction for a program trying to fend off its competition at the very top of the college game.

Star tight end Brock Bowers is back for the Bulldogs, but he has been somewhat limited over the past two weeks. The scary thing is that Georgia has remained unbeatable without major contributions from him. Will it be the same story on Saturday in Knoxville?

Georgia vs. Tennessee Predictions and Pick

There are two ways to look at this game. Either Tennessee had a horrible performance last week and will bounce back at home or the Vols won’t come close to the Bulldogs.

Georgia has grown stronger with each passing week, and any early-season rust appears to have been completely eradicated now that we’re deep into the year.

I have the Bulldogs covering here, and it could be a comfortable cover if the Vols aren’t close to their very best.

The Pick: Georgia Bulldogs -10.5 (-110)

College Football Schedule Week 12 – Game info - Washington at Oregon State

College Football Season 2023
Washington (10-0) vs. Oregon State (8-2)
Date: Saturday, Nov. 18
Time: 7:30 p.m. ET
Venue: Reser Stadium in Corvallis, Ore.
TV Channel: ABC
Live Stream: FuboTV

Washington vs. Oregon State Odds, Spread, Over/Under, Moneyline - College Football Odds Week 12

Moneyline: Washington +115, Oregon State -135
Spread: Washington +2.5 (-110), Oregon State -2.5 (-110)
Total: Over/Under 62.5

Washington vs. Oregon State Preview

The undefeated Washington Huskies head to Corvallis, Ore., this weekend to face an Oregon State team that is a slight favorite to win. It might be surprising to see the 8-2 Beavers favored at home against the undefeated  No. 5 Huskies, but upon closer inspection, this spread is not as surprising as it might seem.

Oregon State is ranked 10th in the nation, and the Beavers’ 8-2 record doesn’t begin to reflect how well they have played this season. Both of OSU’s losses have been by a three-point margin, and when the Beaver win, they do so convincingly. This team is 6-2 against the spread with impressive victories over both Utah and UCLA.

These two teams are very evenly matched. Washington has outscored opponents by 175 total points this season, while Oregon State has done it by 174.

This should turn into a superb quarterback duel between two of college football's best at the position this year. Washington’s Michael Penix Jr. has been excellent and absolutely deserves to be in the Heisman conversation, while Oregon state’s DJ Uiagalelei has passed for 12 touchdowns with no interceptions over his last five games.

Uiagalelei threw for 270 yards and five TDs against Cal on Oct. 7 and has now had back-to-back excellent performances -- throwing for 223 yards and a touchdown against Colorado on Nov. 4, followed by 240 yards and two TDs against Stanford last weekend.

Both teams have high-scoring offenses and are also relatively stubborn on defense. Washington averages 41 points per game while allowing just 23.5. Oregon State is putting up 37.9 points per game offensively while giving up 20.5 on the defensive side.

If Penix and the Huskies can pull off a win here on the road, they will have made more than a strong enough case to qualify for the College Football Playoff. If they lose, they’re likely out of that race. Beating an Oregon State team that is 9-0 in its last nine home games will be very challenging task. 

Washington vs. Oregon State Predictions and Pick 

I expect to see some defense from the Beavers in this one. Oregon State has not surrendered more than 24 points since playing Cal in Week 6, but Washington has struggled in that department.

The Huskies gave up 33 points against Stanford, a team that Oregon State dismantled, and then allowed USC to score 42. Just last weekend, Washington allowed Utah to score 28 points, even though the Utes were playing without QB Cameron Rising.

I think Oregon State will end the Huskies’ unbeaten season this weekend at home, and the crowd will be a major factor. This is likely to be an emotional game for the Beavers, who will face “conference limbo” when the Pac-12 crumbles at the end of this season.

The Pick: Oregon State to win (-135) 

College Football Schedule Week 12 – Game info - Texas at Iowa State 

College Football Season 2023
Texas (9-1) vs. Iowa State (6-4)
Date: Saturday, Nov. 18
Time: 8 p.m. ET
Venue: Jack Trice Stadium in Ames, Iowa
TV Channel: FOX
Live Stream: FuboTV 

Texas vs. Iowa State Odds, Spread, Over/Under, Moneyline - College Football Odds Week 12

Moneyline: Texas -330, Iowa State +260
Spread: Texas -7.5 (-110), Iowa State +7.5 (-110)
Total: Over/Under 46.5 

Texas vs. Iowa State Preview

Texas is likely to make the Big 12 championship game two weeks from now. The Longhorns (9-1) rank first in the conference and are on a four-game winning streak. Their potential title-game opponent remains a mystery, since Oklahoma State, Oklahoma, and Kansas State are all still in the running for that spot. Even this week’s opponent, the Iowa State Cyclones, are not completely out of the picture.

The Cyclones are 6-4, but conference tiebreaker rules and other complexities have left a path for them to conceivably make the big game at AT&T Stadium. The Cyclones would have to win out to do so, and get help from other teams, but they can take a big step toward that goal by winning the biggest game of their season at home on Saturday.

Iowa State struggled earlier this year, losing three of its first five games and failing to cover the spread against Oklahoma despite being a 20.5-point underdog.

Since then, the Cyclones have gone 4-1 in the second half of the season, beating TCU, Cincinnati, Baylor, and BYU convincingly. They went 4-0 against the spread in those games, winning all four by double-digit margins despite being an underdog against both the Horned Frogs and Bearcats.

Texas’ game this season had centered largely on sophomore running back Jonathon Brooks, who did a superb job picking up where current NFL rookies Bijan Robinson and Roschon Johnson left off last year. Brooks had rushed for 1,135 yards and 10 touchdowns this season, but he unfortunately tore his ACL in last weekend’s win at TCU, forcing the Longhorns to go into Ames without their most valuable playmaker.

Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers has had a good year. Perhaps it hasn’t been as explosive as NFL scouts had expected, but Ewers has still managed to throw for more than 300 yards in three of his last four games. However, Iowa State’s defense will be the best pass defense he has faced since the Longhorns beat Alabama on Sept. 9.

Texas needs players to step up in its passing game if the Longhorns expect to win this matchup, and we will all need to see how their ground game fares without Brooks.

Iowa State, meanwhile, might see an opportunity here in going up against one of the country’s worst pass defenses. If Cyclones QB Rocco Becht can put together one of his best games, ISU could be in this one, and Texas fans know all too well that anything can happen at the Jack Trice Stadium.

Texas vs. Iowa State Predictions and Pick 

Texas has been involved in some close games in recent weeks. The Longhorns needed overtime to beat Kansas State two weeks ago. Last week, they squeaked past TCU by three points despite being a 13-point favorite.

Without running back Jonathon Brooks, things are going to look a little different for the Texas offense, and that puts the pressure on quarterback Quinn Ewers, who will be faced with a good Iowa State pass defense.

I think the Cyclones cover in a close game, and Texas’ players will be relieved if they walk out of this one with a win.

The Pick: Iowa State +7.5 (-110)

College Football Schedule Week 12 – Game info - SMU at Memphis

College Football Season 2023
SMU (8-2) vs. Memphis (8-2)
Date: Saturday, Nov. 18
Time: 12 p.m. ET
Venue: Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium in Memphis, Tenn.
TV Channel: ESPN2
Live Stream: FuboTV

SMU vs. Memphis Odds, Spread, Over/Under, Moneyline - College Football Odds Week 12

Moneyline: SMU -300, Memphis +240
Spread: SMU -8 (-110), Memphis +8 (-110)
Total: Over/Under 65.5

SMU vs. Memphis Preview

There’s a hidden gem for college football fans to enjoy Saturday at noon on ESPN2 -- an undeniably critical game between the SMU Mustangs and Memphis Tigers at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium.

The winner of this one will likely get to challenge Tulane two weeks from now in the American Athletic Conferece (AAC) championship game, because these two teams are currently tied at 8-2 behind the 9-1 Green Wave.

SMU has been playing some very impressive football this season. The Mustangs rank inside the nation’s top 10 for most points scored on offense and for fewest points allowed on defense. The only other teams that can make that claim are Georgia and Ohio State, so SMU is clearly doing something right. 

The Mustangs have looked very comfortable in most of their AAC wins this season, while the Memphis Tigers have been involved in numerous close games and often had to fight back late in the fourth quarter to secure victories.

Coming off their Oct. 13 loss to Tulane, the Tigers needed to win all four of the following games to keep pace with SMU. They were able to do that, but after a convincing Oct. 21 win at UAB, they have eked out rather narrow victories over North Texas, South Florida, and Charlotte, needing overtime to beat the ninth-place 49ers.

This should be a great game for neutral fans, as the AAC offers up some high-stakes football.

SMU vs. Memphis Predictions and Pick 

Memphis has gotten off to slow starts in several of its games this year, often to open the first half and sometimes to open the second. Tigers junior quarterback Seth Henigan has faced uphill battles, leading drives to bring his team back into games with the recent matchup against Charlotte serving as a perfect example.

It’s critical for Memphis to get a better start here. SMU has proven that once it establishes a lead, it can manage games, play good defense, and come away with a win. The Tigers’ road to 8-2 has been a lot messier, and they’ll need to clean up their act at home. 

I think this game stays close, and I believe Memphis will cover, but a sloppy start will mean the Tigers’ comeback effort falls short and their hopes of reaching the AAC title game will be all but over. 

The Pick: Memphis +8 (-110)
 
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