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Leg-1 Parlay Pick: Ohio State to win (-210)

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Leg-3 Parlay Pick: Duke Blue Devils +13.5 (-110)

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Best College Football Bets Week 8: Picks, Predictions & Schedules

College Football Schedule Week 8 – Game info - Penn State at Ohio State

College Football Season 2023
Penn State (6-0) vs. Ohio State (6-0)
Date: Saturday, Oct. 21
Time: 12 p.m. ET
Venue: Ohio Stadium in Columbus, Ohio
TV Channel: FOX
Live Stream: FuboTV

Penn State vs. Ohio State Odds, Spread, Over/Under, Moneyline - College Football Odds Week 8

Moneyline: Penn State Nittany Lions +170, Ohio State Buckeyes -210
Spread: Penn State +4 (-110), Ohio State -4 (-110)
Total: Over/Under 46.5

Penn State vs. Ohio State Preview

Ohio State’s game at Purdue went as we expected it would last Saturday. The Buckeyes held Boilermakers quarterback Hudson Card to just 126 passing yards as he completed only 13 of 32 attempts against another impressive display from the OSU defense.

Buckeyes freshman cornerback Jermaine Mathews Jr. had a superb day in coverage -- allowing just one catch on six targets. He could be called upon again in a major way this weekend since fellow Ohio State CB Denzel Burke is out with an injury.

The Buckeyes sacked Purdue’s Card 11 times, and OSU defensive end JT Tuimoloau had a huge day with a staggering total of 20 pressures, three sacks, 12 solo tackles, and two assisted tackles. Ohio State defensive tackle Michael Hall had two sacks of his own, while teammate Jack Sawyer, a defensive end, got his first two of the year.

Ohio State beat up Purdue’s offensive line all afternoon in what turned into an ugly affair, but this weekend will provide a much tougher test against the 6-0 Penn State Nittany Lions.

On the offensive side of the ball last weekend, OSU’s Marvin Harrison Jr. had his fourth 100-plus-yard receiving day in five games and is starting to really cement himself as the best receiver in college football. He’ll really have a chance to prove himself this week when he goes up against the FBS’ best coverage defense.

Penn State is ranked No. 1 in the country in passing yards allowed, giving up just 204 per game through its first six games of the season.

Nittany Lions linebacker Dominic DeLuca and safety Kevin Winston Jr are a handful, and corner Daequan Hardy certainly has the speed to keep up with Harrison.

PSU shut out Iowa 31-0 last month and blanked UMass 63-0 just last week. This is a very confident team, and Ohio State can ill afford to fall behind in the early stages of Saturday’s game.

The Buckeyes will also need to watch out for the Nittany Lions’ running game. Penn State’s running backs Nicholas Singleton and Kaytron Allen have combined for nine scores on the ground, while quarterback Beau Pribula has rushed for three TDs and 220 yards of his own this season.

Wide receiver KeAndre Lambert-Smith is the biggest downfield threat to the Buckeyes’ defense, so containing him will be crucial if OSU wants to come out on top.

Penn State vs. Ohio State Predictions and Pick

I can genuinely see Penn State coming out of Ohio Stadium with a win. The Nittany Lions’ defense is for real with two shutouts already this season. The fact that one of those shutouts came against an Iowa team that is currently ranked No. 24 in the nation is very impressive, and Penn State deserves its props for that achievement. This is a well-organized defensive unit that is not going to give up yards easily.

However, let’s not ignore the fact that the Buckeyes are also among the country’s top six when it comes to fewest yards allowed to opponents. They also just buried Purdue quarterback Hudson Card with four quarters of relentless pressure.

Penn State is less of a threat when throwing the football, so I expect to see the Buckeyes load the box and make them try.

In what will be a very close, very strategic, and defense-first matchup, I’m backing the Buckeyes to just scrape through and improve to 7-0, but Penn State will be in the conversation for all four quarters.

The Pick: Ohio State to win (-210)

College Football Schedule Week 8 – Game info - Tennessee at Alabama

College Football Season 2023
Tennessee (5-1) vs. Alabama (6-1)
Date: Saturday, Oct. 21
Time: 3:30 p.m. ET
Venue: Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
TV Channel: CBS
Live Stream: FuboTV

Tennessee vs. Alabama Odds, Spread, Over/Under, Moneyline - College Football Odds Week 8

Moneyline: Tennessee Volunteers +275, Alabama Crimson Tide -330
Spread: Tennessee +8.5 (-110), Alabama -8.5 (-110)
Total: Over/Under 48.5

Tennessee vs. Alabama Preview

This game will be a rematch of a classic played last year, when the Tennessee Volunteers knocked off Alabama in a 52-49 thriller. Alabama is seeking sweet revenge, and this SEC matchup should be one of the best games to watch this the weekend.

Last Saturday, Tennessee survived Texas A&M in a 20-13 win at home and improved to 5-1 on the season. The Vols now travel to Tuscaloosa to face the Tide in a Week 8 showdown.

The SEC East feels truly competitive this season, since Georgia is not looking as invincible as it has in years past. A vulnerable Bulldogs team creates an opportunity for conference rivals such as Florida, Missouri, and Tennessee.

All three of those teams have their flaws, and the Vols will need to beat Alabama to avoid losing ground within that group. Winning Saturday will require a much better performance from Joe Milton, Tennessee’s experienced senior quarterback.

Milton threw two picks against South Carolina two games ago, and he barely reached 100 passing yards while throwing another interception against the Aggies last Saturday. Texas A&M intercepted Milton on a fourth-quarter throw into the end zone, which could have cost Tennessee the game had the Aggies capitalized.

Fortunately for the Volunteers, the running game propped up their offense. Gaining 232 yards on the ground was enough to seal the victory.

Tennessee’s defense held Texas A&M to just 54 rushing yards on the day. The Vols defense is allowing fewer than 18 points per game, but Alabama is only allowing 16, and Tide QB Jalen Milroe has now turned in good performances in back-to-back weeks to lead the offense.

Milroe threw two very nice touchdown passes in Alabama’s 24-21 win over Arkansas last Saturday. While that game was closer than the Crimson Tide would have liked it to be, Alabama must be happy that its offense is now trending in the right direction after a troubled start to the season.

Alabama wide receiver Isaiah Bond had a quiet day against the Razorbacks, making just one catch for eight yards, while fellow Tide receiver Jermaine Burton was limited to just two catches. Nevertheless, Milroe’s arm strength gives this team the potential to go deep at any moment, and Alabama’s offense can threaten to stretch the visiting Volunteers defense this weekend.

Each team has allowed opponents fewer than 300 yards of total offense per game this season. They both rank among the nation’s top 15 teams when it comes to both yards and points allowed.

In my view, the key to this game is limiting mistakes. If Tennessee QB Milton doesn’t take care of the football, it could be curtains for the Vols on the road. However, the same is true for Alabama QB Milroe, who is facing another stout SEC defense.

Tennessee vs. Alabama Predictions and Pick

I’m taking Alabama at home here. I like the Volunteers’ defense, which won’t make it easy for Jalen Milroe and Co., but at this point in the season, Alabama seems to be the better prepared team entering this game.

Vols quarterback Joe Milton has had some concerning performances, and his output isn’t improving as the season progresses. Given all his years of experience, one would hope not to see some of the mistakes he’s still making. Those mistakes can easily become too costly for any quarterback stepping into Tide coach Nick Saban’s back yard.

The Pick: Alabama -8.5 (-110)

College Football Schedule Week 8 – Game info - Duke at Florida 

College Football Season 2023
Duke (5-1) vs. Florida State (6-0)
Date: Saturday, Oct. 21
Time: 7:30 p.m. ET
Venue: Doak Campbell Stadium in Tallahassee, Fla.
TV Channel: CBS
Live Stream: FuboTV

Duke vs. Florida State Odds, Spread, Over/Under, Moneyline - College Football Odds Week 8

Moneyline: Duke +275, Florida State -330
Spread: Duke +13.5 (-110), Florida State -13.5 (-110)
Total: Over/Under 49.5

Duke vs. Florida State Preview

This game is the biggest matchup in the ACC season so far, as a Florida State team that is still perfect at 6-0 takes on a 5-1 Duke Blue Devils squad that is eager to spoil the Seminoles’ party.

The ‘Noles climbed up to the No. 4 spot in the AP college football rankings after picking apart the Syracuse Orange in a 41-3 beatdown at home last weekend.

Heading into this showdown, all eyes are on the potential availability of Duke QB Riley Leonard, who didn’t play against North Carolina State last weekend because he was dealing with an injury suffered late in the Blue Devils’ Sept. 30 loss to Notre Dame.

Leonard is confident in his ability to play this weekend, and the betting line could move a little if that is indeed the case. The line is currently set at +13.5 for a Blue Devils team playing on the road.

Duke’s defense is its No. 1 asset, but this is by far the toughest test that defense will face this season. Although the Blue Devils upset Clemson in their season-opener, we now we know that the Tigers are not where they need to be. Duke has performed well against the offenses of teams such as Connecticut and North Carolina State, but those units pale in comparison to the explosive nature of the Florida State Seminoles.

Dule will need to cover FSU receiver Keon Coleman for four quarters, and that’s no easy task. Fellow wide receiver Johnny Wilson missed the ‘Noles last game against Syracuse, and I’ll be keeping an eye on his status for this one, too.

Florida State has also beaten Clemson, as well as LSU. The Seminoles also had comfortable wins over Virginia Tech and Syracuse. They have played against better opponents than Duke has, so the question will be whether this Duke defense can be as good as it looked in other games against highly-ranked opponents.

Florida State quarterback Jordan Travis has thrown 13 touchdowns against just one interception this season, and he has done a fine job managing the Seminoles offense.

FSU running back Trey Benson rushed for 74 yards on 14 carries against the Orange last Saturday after a 200-yard, two-TD performance against Virginia Tech in Week 6.

Can the Seminoles dismantle what is thought to be a stout Duke defense? If so, how many points can they win by?

Duke vs. Florida State Predictions and Pick

I like the Blue Devils’ spread here. It’s a little more risky at +13.5, and I would love to be able to get it at +14 or +14.5, but in my view, Duke will try to establish the run, take time away from the Seminoles offense, and keep the score close as a result.

If Blue Devils QB Riley Leonard is sidelined on Saturday, Duke will want to lean even further into its run game. The more action we see on the ground, the more I like Duke to cover, even if Florida State has an advantage when it comes to winning the game.

The Pick: Duke Blue Devils +13.5 (-110)

College Football Schedule Week 8 – Game info - Utah vs USC 

College Football Season 2023
Utah (5-1) vs. USC (6-1)
Date: Saturday, Oct. 21
Time: 8 p.m. ET
Venue: L.A. Memorial Coliseum at Los Angeles, Calif.
TV Channel: CBS
Live Stream: FuboTV

Utah vs. USC State Odds, Spread, Over/Under, Moneyline - College Football Odds Week 8

Moneyline: Utah +225, USC -260
Spread: Utah +7 (-110), USC -7 (-110)
Total: Over/Under 56.5

Utah vs. USC Preview

I could hardly believe what I saw from USC quarterback Caleb Williams in the Trojans’ 48-20 loss at Notre Dame last weekend. That was the biggest game of USC’s season to date, and Williams just didn’t have his stuff all afternoon.

Notre Dame was sending pressure Williams’ way, and he handled it poorly -- throwing three interceptions that ultimately put the game out of reach.

Up until last weekend, Williams had thrown 22 touchdown passes and just one interception. However, the defensive pressure from the Irish completely threw off his rhythm and timing. The results were sailed passes, poor decisions, and a bad night for the reigning Heisman Trophy winner.

USC now returns home to face the Utah Utes in a critical Pac-12 game. Both teams have a conference loss already, so a second defeat would likely knock this game’s loser out of contention for the conference championship game as well as any shot at the college football playoff.

The line for this game has swayed from 6.5 to 7 points, and some bettors could be hitting the panic button on USC after the Trojans’ ugly performance at Notre Dame. USC turned the ball over five times in that game, which was pretty much over for the Trojans by halftime.

They will be looking to rebound against a Utah team that could have QB Cameron Rising back just in time for this game. Rising has yet to play this season after suffering a torn ACL late last year, and there’s still very little information about his potential return. 

Some people believe Rising could end up taking a medical redshirt year, while others have continued to hope for his return each week since the Utes’ season opener. There’s no doubt Utah misses him. Utes tight end Brant Kuithe has also not yet played this season as he works his way back from his own ACL tear, suffered in September 2022.

Despite being without two key players, the Utes have managed to post five wins. However, they have not scored more than 14 points in any game against a ranked opponent. They were held to seven against Oregon State, and 14 against UCLA the following week, but that was enough for a 14-7 win.

Utah vs. USC Predictions and Pick

Utah’s offense is not dangerous enough to dominate the Trojans’ poor defense, so the outcome of this game really sits in the hands of USC’s offense, provided that it takes care of the football.

If QB Caleb Williams and the Trojans can put together methodical scoring drives in the first half of this game, there will be no way for the Utes to respond. Last week, USC gave up three scores off turnovers. That’s not like the Trojans at all, and if they can avoid such errors this week, the seven-point line in their favor feels like a great play.

I love USC to cover. It’s my favorite pick of the day. Caleb Williams absolutely needs to bounce back, because it's crucial for both his team’s season and his own draft stock to make up for last week's performance. USC wins by 10+ in this one.

The Pick: USC -7 (-110)

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