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Leg-1 Parlay Pick: Alabama Crimson Tide +5.5 (-110)

Leg-2 Parlay Pick: Texas Longhorns -15 (-110)

Leg-3 Parlay Pick: Michigan -22 (-110)

Leg-4 Parlay Pick: Florida State -2 (-110)

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Best College Football Bets Week 14: Picks, Predictions & Schedules

College Football Schedule Week 14 – Game info

College Football Season 2023
Alabama Crimson Tide (11-1) vs. Georgia Bulldogs (12-0)
Date: Saturday, Dec. 2
Time: 4 p.m. ET
Venue: Mercedes Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Ga.
TV Channel: CBS
Live Stream: FuboTV

Alabama vs. Georgia Odds, Spread, Over/Under, Moneyline - College Football Odds Week 14

Moneyline: Alabama +185, Georgia -225
Spread: Alabama +5.5 (-110), Georgia -5.5 (-110)
Total: Over/Under 54.5

Alabama vs. Georgia Preview

Alabama will face the nation’s No. 1-ranked Georgia Bulldogs in the SEC Championship game for the second time in three seasons on Saturday afternoon. Two years ago, Alabama came out on top with a 41-24 victory. Despite that setback, Georgia rebounded and went on to secure the 2021 season’s national championship. Since then, the Bulldogs have continued their success, achieving a second consecutive national title.

The Bulldogs have been seemingly unstoppable for two full seasons now, and they haven’t lost a game under head coach Kirby Smart since that 2021 SEC Championship game defeat.

This season started out a little slower than Georgia fans might have liked, marked by the transition from former quarterback Stetson Bennett and former offensive coordinator Todd Monken (who are both now in the NFL) to current QB Carson Beck and Mike Bobo, who returned as the team's offensive coordinator.

Georgia’s defense also experienced a period of adjustment as a younger group took over. This shift followed a couple of years marked by turnover and the departure of talented players to the NFL.

The Alabama Crimson Tide also needed some time to settle into their 2023 season. Tide starting quarterback Jalen Milroe struggled early in the year, but he has now strung together several good performances to lead Alabama back into the playoff conversation.

If Alabama manages to defeat the Bulldogs on Saturday, the College Football Playoff committee would have a serious problem selecting the teams that qualify for its final four. Georgia should still get in, even with a loss, but the Crimson Tide would be equally deserving as the only team to have beaten the Bulldogs.

This will be a can't-miss game between two SEC juggernauts, and it should result in four quarters of superb college football.

Alabama vs. Georgia Prediction and Pick

I expect Alabama's defensive front will exert more pressure on Carson Beck than any other opponent the Georgia quarterback has faced this season. Led by linebackers Dallas Turner and Chris Braswell, the 'Bama defensive line has the potential to significantly impact this game, giving the Tide a chance to pull off a dramatic upset.

On the flip side, Alabama QB Jalen Milroe must deliver a flawless performance without a single turnover for the Tide to emerge victorious. Georgia is methodical, smart with the football offensively, and can put opponents away if the Bulldogs win the turnover battle.

There's an argument for these two teams being the best in the country right now. Alabama poses a genuine threat to the Bulldogs, and I believe that the Tide will, at the very least, cover the spread in what should be a closely contested game.

The Pick: Alabama Crimson Tide +5.5 (-110)

College Football Schedule Week 14 – Game info

College Football Season 2023
Oklahoma State Cowboys (9-3) vs. Texas Longhorns (11-1)
Date: Saturday, Dec. 2
Time: 12 p.m. ET
Venue: AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas
TV Channel: ABC
Live Stream: FuboTV

Oklahoma State vs. Texas Odds, Spread, Over/Under, Moneyline - College Football Odds Week 14

Moneyline: Oklahoma State +475, Texas -700
Spread: Oklahoma State +15 (-110), Texas -15 (-110)
Total: Over/Under 54.5

Oklahoma State vs. Texas Preview

The Big 12 Championship Game features Texas and Oklahoma State at AT&T Stadium, and unlike the more evenly matched SEC showdown, this contest appears somewhat one-sided.

Oklahoma State is a 15-point underdog, as Texas is favored to win by more than two touchdowns. This is a tough matchup for the Cowboys, and it could get ugly for them if they aren’t extremely efficient on offense.

Oklahoma State quarterback Alan Bowman has thrown six interceptions over his last three games and fumbled the ball three times during that span. He has thrown for good yardage -- clearing 300 yards in back-to-back games -- but the Cowboys cannot lose the turnover battle in this game if they want any shot at winning.

Th Cowboys’ defense simply isn’t good enough to keep them in this game. OSU ranks 103rd in the nation for passing yardage allowed, 103rd in rushing yardage allowed, and 77th in points allowed per game. They need a flawless day offensively to contend with the inevitable 35-plus points they will give up to quarterback Quinn Ewers and the Longhorns offense.

Texas just scored 57 points against Texas Tech on Black Friday. Ewers threw for 196 yards and a touchdown with one interception in that game. Coming off a game in which they piled up an additional 302 rushing yards for a total of 528 offensive yards, the Longhorns will now face a defense that struggles to rank inside college football’s top 75 in any category.

We should see a huge game from Texas on the ground. The Longhorns have lost running back Jonathon Brooks for the year, but the remaining committee of rushers is more than capable. Indeed, second-year RB Jaydon Blue gained 121 of those 302 rushing yards against Texas Tech, and he did it on just 10 carries.

Oklahoma State vs. Texas Prediction

If Oklahoma State can play a perfect game, then this could be a close contest, but I just don’t see it happening.

Texas is efficient and dangerous on offense, and the Cowboys’ defense is nowhere near ready to handle these Longhorns. It feels as if OSU would need Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers to have an off game, or perhaps force a turnover or two in Longhorns territory just to keep the score close.

In my view, Texas will run away with this one with the potential to score more than 40 points. I can see the Longhorns covering the spread against the Cowboys, who are coming off wins over Houston and BYU but only beat the Cougars by six points.

The Pick: Texas Longhorns -15 (-110)

College Football Schedule Week 14 – Game info

College Football Season 2023
Iowa Hawkeyes (10-2) vs. Michigan Wolverines (12-0)
Date: Saturday, Dec. 2
Time: 8 p.m. ET
Venue: Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Ind.
TV Channel: FOX
Live Stream: FuboTV

Iowa vs. Michigan Odds, Spread, Over/Under, Moneyline - College Football Odds Week 14

Moneyline: Iowa +1300, Michigan -5000
Spread: Iowa +22 (-110), Michigan -22 (-110)
Total: Over/Under 34.5 

Iowa vs. Michigan Preview

The Big Ten Championship essentially already took place last weekend in Ann Arbor, where the Michigan Wolverines defeated the Ohio State Buckeyes to remain undefeated. However, due to the conference’s flawed championship-game format, fans won’t get to see Michigan and Ohio State officially play for the title. Rather than what might have been a classic, we are left with a game that Michigan enters as a 22-point favorite against Iowa.

For this matchup to be competitive, it would need to finish in single-digit scoring. Iowa is averaging only 18 points per game this season and ranks 120th in the country in that department.

The Hawkeyes are 9-3 because their defense has been among the nation’s top five as far as total yards allowed. Iowa gives up barely 100 rushing yards per game (No. 15 in the nation) and only 174 yards through the air (No. 9).

The Hawkeyes’ offense, however, does not have the capacity to score 30 points in this game. They have only scored more than 22 once, and that was a 41-point performance against Western Michigan. Their win over the Broncos marked the only time they scored five touchdowns in a game this season, and it took place before quarterback Cade McNamara suffered a season-ending injury.

McNamara’s torn ACL was devastating both for him and the Iowa program, and his replacement, Deacon Hill, just hasn’t been able to get the offense going. Hill had 94 passing yards on 28 attempts in a 13-10 win over Nebraska last weekend. He has thrown for more than 200 yards in a game only once this season. That’s right, only once.

Michigan will be playing tight coverage and putting pressure on the quarterback. If the Wolverines force a turnover or two, then this game will be over.

The Wolverines know that if they get to 20 points, they can likely switch on cruise control and sail into the College Football Playoff. This game is extremely unlikely to be close, and the Hawkeyes’ only chance of staying in it will be if they can somehow force quarterback J.J. McCarthy and the Michigan offense to commit turnovers.

Iowa vs. Michigan Prediction and Pick

Michigan will win this game comfortably, and I think we will see the Wolverines’ backups on the field by the middle of the third quarter.

The 22-point spread appears manageable. The only scenario, in my opinion, in which Michigan might not cover would be if the Wolverines turn the football over multiple times or ease up too early.

The Pick: Michigan -22 (-110)

College Football Schedule Week 14 – Game info

College Football Season 2023
Florida State Seminoles (12-0) vs. Louisville Cardinals (10-2)
Date: Saturday, Dec. 2
Time: 8 p.m. ET
Venue: Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, N.C.
TV Channel: ABC
Live Stream: FuboTV

Florida State vs. Louisville Odds, Spread, Over/Under, Moneyline - College Football Odds Week 14

Moneyline: Florida State +1300, Louisville -5000
Spread: Florida State -2 (-110), Louisville +2 (-110)
Total: Over/Under 47.5

Florida State vs. Louisville Preview

Florida State’s season is in a strange place right now, especially since the team is missing quarterback Jordan Travis. In their most recent game last Saturday at Florida, the Seminoles seemed slow on offense without him. Only three touchdowns from running back Trey Benson made it possible for the ‘Noles to pull out a 24-15 win over their in-state rival.

Florida Gators quarterback Max Brown, who was filling in for an injured Graham Mertz, threw for just 86 yards in his team’s home game against FSU, but the Seminoles still struggled to win.

Florida State is suddenly a different team without Travis, and the Seminoles must now depend far more on Benson and their running game if they want to win the ACC title and remain in contention for the College Football Playoff.

Benson managed three TDs against Florida, but this weekend he’ll face one of the best run defenses in college football. The Louisville Cardinals have allowed an average of only 97 rushing yards per game this season -- good for 10th in the country. Since Louisville knows its opponent will be forced to run the football with an inexperienced quarterback at its helm, the Cardinals could perform even better in shutting down FSU’s ground game.

At some point, Seminoles starting QB Tate Rodemaker is going to need to make some plays through the air to help his team win this game. Louisville is not as efficient against the pass as it is against the run. So, the passing game is FSU’s window of opportunity, and it’s just a question of whether Rodemaker will be able to make the most of it.

Louisville could keep this game close, but are the Cardinals good enough to topple the 12-0 Seminoles -- even without Jordan Travis on the field?

In order to win, the Cardinals will need their own running game -- led by RB Jawhar Jordan -- to be at its very best. A fifth-year senior with lots of experience, Jordan comes into this ACC championship showdown with 1,071 rushing yards and 13 rushing touchdowns this season.

Louisville quarterback Jack Plummer has had two of his best games of the season over the last two weeks. On Nov. 18, he threw for 308 yards, three touchdowns, and one interception against the Miami Hurricanes. He followed that up last weekend by throwing for 242 yards, two touchdowns, and a pick against Kentucky.

Plummer has been intercepted in each of his last three games, and he can’t afford to let that happen against Florida State. This game could come down to tight margins, and one turnover might be the difference.

Florida State vs. Louisville Predictions and Pick

While the loss of injured quarterback Jordan Travis was devastating to Florida State’s program, it feels a little premature to write off the ‘Noles entirely.

They should win here, and I believe they will, which might give the College Football Playoff selection committee a problem when it comes to determining the teams that belong in the final four.

Don’t sleep on FSU just yet.

The Pick: Florida State -2 (-110)

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