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Best College Football Parlay Picks for Week 9: 4-Leg Parlay Picks (+1200)

Leg-1 Parlay Pick: Oregon Ducks -6.5 (-110)

Leg-2 Parlay Pick: Florida Gators +14.5 (-110)

Leg-3 Parlay Pick: Ohio State Buckeyes -14.5 (-110)

Leg-4 Parlay Pick: Louisville Cardinals -3.5 (-110)

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Best College Football Bets Week 9: Picks, Predictions & Schedules

College Football Schedule Week 9 – Game info

College Football Season 2023
Oregon (6-1) vs. Utah (6-1)
Date: Saturday, Oct. 28
Time: 3:30 p.m. ET
Venue: Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City, Utah
TV Channel: FOX
Live Stream: FuboTV

Oregon vs. Utah Odds, Spread, Over/Under, Moneyline - College Football Odds Week 9 

Moneyline: Oregon Ducks -250, Utah Utes +200
Spread: Oregon -6.5 (-110), Utah +6.5 (-110)
Total: Over/Under 48.5 

Oregon vs. Utah Preview

I owe the Utah Utes an apology! Last week I predicted they would lose to USC, since I expected the Trojans would bounce back from their previous loss and put on a show at home. What actually happened in that game was quite the opposite of my prediction. Utah was the team that came out with a point to prove, and it controlled the game at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum for almost all four quarters.

Utah’s Cam Rising was still out with a knee injury last week, so second-year quarterback Bryson Barnes was called upon once again in a big moment. He really delivered for the Utes in the biggest game of his young college career.

Barnes only threw the football 23 times, but he managed the game extremely well and had a couple of really nice touchdown passes, including one that saw him flushed out of the pocket to his right before finding tight end Landen King in the end zone.

Had it not been for a fourth-quarter pick-six that brought the Trojans within five points, Barnes would have had an almost flawless game.

The Utes’ defense stepped up once again, too, just as they have done when called upon throughout this season. Utah managed to sack USC quarterback Caleb Williams four times, while limiting the future NFL first-round pick to 256 passing yards and no TD passes on the day.

Utah’s Sione Vaki continues to impress, playing both safety and running back for the Utes. He caught a ball over the middle, stopped on a dime, cut back outside, and found the end zone for a 27-14 lead late in the third quarter. Vaki finished with nine rushes for 68 yards on the ground, as well as five receptions for 148 yards and two touchdowns. He also had two tackles while playing 64 snaps on defense. That’s extremely impressive, and he deserves major credit for what he’s doing for the Utes right now.

This weekend, the No. 8 Oregon Ducks will visit No. 13 Utah in a Pac-12 showdown. 

The Ducks have been consistent all season. They were favored by double digits in four of their first five games and comfortably won each of them. A loss to Washington set back their hopes of making the college football playoff, but going into Salt Lake City and beating the Utes will certainly help their case.

Last Saturday, Oregon beat Washington State 38-24, and the Ducks looked extremely comfortable on offense once again. They are the fifth-highest scoring team in the country -- averaging 41.3 points per game -- and how they match up against the Utah defense will be the big story this weekend.

Ducks QB Bo Nix has thrown for at least 250 yards and two touchdowns in every game this season. He has just one interception against his 19 TD passes, and his supporting cast is really rolling this year.

Running backs Bucky Irving and Jordan James have over 1,000 rushing yards and 15 touchdowns between them as the Ducks’ biggest run threats. Meanwhile, wide receiver Troy Franklin’s stat line now features 768 receiving yards and eight touchdowns through the air. Receiver Tez Johnson, a transfer from Troy, had his biggest day yet in an Oregon uniform, catching six passes for 94 yards and a touchdown in the win over Washington State.

Irving’s 129 rushing yards and two touchdowns against the Cougars were a crucial part of Oregon’s win, but Utah is very, very good against opposing ground games.

Utah allows just 80 rushing yards per game -- good for sixth in the country. Considering the level of competition that they have faced, the Utes boast one of the best defensive stat lines in all of college football this year.

Oregon will need to fight its way through the wall that is Utah’s defensive line, or Nix will need to have one of his best games of the season if the Ducks hope to come away from this road game with a win.

Oregon vs. Utah Predictions and Pick

Utah might make me look bad for picking against them for a second straight week, but this Oregon offense is just too efficient and dangerous. It can hurt you in so many ways.

The Ducks have a defense capable of withstanding Utah’s offense, and they score a ton of points every week. I have them winning this one on the road by at least a touchdown.

The Pick: Oregon Ducks -6.5 (-110)

College Football Schedule Week 9 – Game info

College Football Season 2023
Florida (5-2) vs. Georgia (7-0)
Date: Saturday, Oct. 28
Time: 3:30 p.m. ET
Venue: TIAA Bank Field in Jacksonville, Fla.
TV Channel: CBS
Live Stream: FuboTV

Florida vs. Georgia Odds, Spread, Over/Under, Moneyline - College Football Odds Week 9

Moneyline: Florida Gators +450, Georgia Bulldogs -650
Spread: Florida +14.5 (-110), Georgia -14.5 (-110)
Total: Over/Under 47.5 

Florida vs. Georgia Preview

The Florida Gators and Georgia Bulldogs will travel to Jacksonville this weekend for their traditional neutral-site game at TIAA Bank Field, and once again, the Bulldogs enter the showdown as the strong favorite.

Georgia has won five of the last six meetings between these rivals, and the Bulldogs go into this one as a 14.5-point favorite despite the absence of Brock Bowers, their biggest star on offense

Bowers will miss this game following surgery to repair a high ankle sprain. That news has created doubt among both fans and analysts, who wonder how successful this Bulldogs offense can be without him.

Georgia’s junior tight end already has 570 receiving yards and four touchdowns this season. He leads the team in targets, receptions, yards, touchdowns, and snaps on offense.

His absence is huge. I suspect it means trying to run the ball in this game will be pivotal for the Bulldogs. That’s especially the case because of the performance of Florida’s run defense this season.

Florida ranks only 56th in rushing yards allowed per game. Kentucky ran the ball on the Gators all afternoon earlier in the season, and the Wildcats’ Ray Davis racked up 280 rushing yards and three TDs against Florida’s young group of linebackers.

If Georgia can have a similar level of success -- and win battles in the trenches – the Bulldogs could escape this game without having really missed Bowers’ experience. However, they also need to deal with Florida quarterback Graham Mertz if they plan to put the Gators away.

Mertz is averaging a 76 percent completion rate in games this season. When he has been given time, he has been able to lead Florida’s offense down the field and score touchdowns. In the team’s most recent game against South Carolina two weeks ago, Mertz threw for 423 yards and three TDs, giving his team – and head coach Billy Napier -- a much-needed road win.

Gators WR Ricky Pearsall is one of the most underappreciated talents in the country and an extremely good football player. He is every bit as important to Florida’s offense as Bowers is to Georgia’s.

Florida has settled in a little offensively over its past two games, scoring 38 points against Vanderbilt and 41 against South Carolina. The Gators will need to execute better on third down and extend drives if they want a shot at beating the Bulldogs, who enter this game with the nation’s No. 1-ranked third-down defense.

Florida vs. Georgia Predictions and Pick

While I believe the Georgia Bulldogs deserve to be the strong favorite, I can see Florida hanging around in this game.

The Bulldogs’ best shot at winning will come from keeping the ball on the ground and limiting their exposure to the Gators offense. That’s especially true since Florida now has playmakers who are just as talented as what a Bowers-less Georgia team has.

I think Florida covers and avoids getting blown away here in a great neutral-site game.

The Pick: Florida Gators +14.5 (-110)

College Football Schedule Week 9 – Game info

College Football Season 2023
Ohio State (7-0) vs. Wisconsin (5-2)
Date: Saturday, Oct. 28
Time: 7:30 p.m. ET
Venue: Camp Randall Stadium in Madison, Wis.
TV Channel: NBC
Live Stream: FuboTV

Ohio State vs. Wisconsin Odds, Spread, Over/Under, Moneyline - College Football Odds Week 9

Moneyline: Ohio State Buckeyes -700, Wisconsin Badgers +500
Spread: Ohio State -14.5 (-110), Wisconsin +14.5 (-110)
Total: Over/Under 45.5 

Ohio State vs. Wisconsin Preview

Wisconsin will be a home underdog this weekend when the Badgers host the Ohio State Buckeyes -- one of the last remaining undefeated FBS teams.

Ohio State found itself in a defensive battle with Penn State last weekend and emerged victorious, despite the low scoreline. We expected it to be defense-first, and it was, but the Buckeyes still covered the spread, and OSU quarterback Kyle McCord played well. His connection with Marvin Harrison Jr. grew stronger as the game went on, and the elite wide receiver proved to be the difference in a 20-12 victory.

Fellow Buckeyes receiver Emeka Egbuka hasn’t played since Week 6 due to a lower-body injury, and his status for the weekend is not yet known. In Egbuka’s absence, Harrison has continued to impress, and he has now posted five 100-plus-yard receiving days this season. That includes his season-high 11 receptions for 162 yards and a touchdown against Penn State last weekend.

This year, the Buckeyes’ offense is not as high-powered as it has been in the past, but their defense has been every bit as good. OSU ranks in the nation’s top 20 for fewest rushing yards allowed, giving up barely 100 per game. The Buckeyes are in the top four in passing yards allowed, giving up just 164 passing yards per game. Only Penn State, Michigan, and Air Force have allowed fewer passing yards than Ohio State.

Wisconsin will have its work cut out for it despite being the home team. However, if Badgers running back Braelon Allen continues playing as well as he has been, this team certainly has a chance to stay in the game.

Allen has 702 rushing yards and eight touchdowns this season, and he just put up 145 and a touchdown in a win at Illinois last weekend. He is one of the best running backs in the country right now and has posted some truly electric highlights, but the Buckeyes defense will present a new challenge for him. That said, a great performance by Allen in this game would do wonders for his NFL draft stock, as the Wisconsin junior heads toward a third straight season with more than 1,200 rushing yards.

Wisconsin will need to contain the Buckeyes’ running game, but the biggest challenge is trying to contend with one of the country’s best wide-receiver corps.

Ohio State vs. Wisconsin Predictions and Pick

If the Buckeyes’ defense is as good as advertised, and OSU can contain Braelon Allen, I think this one gets out of hand.

This is an OSU team that allows fewer than 11 points per game. Wisconsin allows twice that much, and the difference in skill position players here is notable.

I think Wisconsin gets a score early, stays around for a little while, but ultimately Ohio State scores 40 and pulls away in the second half.

The Pick: Ohio State Buckeyes -14.5 (-110)

College Football Schedule Week 9 – Game info

College Football Season 2023
Duke (5-2) vs. Louisville (6-1)
Date: Saturday, Oct. 28
Time: 3:30 p.m. ET
Venue: L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium in Louisville, Ky.
TV Channel: ESPN
Live Stream: FuboTV

Duke vs. Louisville Odds, Spread, Over/Under, Moneyline - College Football Odds Week 9

Moneyline: Duke Blue Devils +160, Louisville Cardinals -190
Spread: Duke +3.5 (-110), Louisville -3.5 (-110)
Total: Over/Under 46.5 

Duke vs. Louisville Preview

Duke must be disappointed with its performance against Florida State last weekend, as the Blue Devils failed to cover the spread despite a 13.5-point line.

Quarterback Riley Leonard played for Duke, but he was clearly not 100 percent healthy. He remains day-to-day and is currently a question mark for Saturday afternoon’s game at Louisville. Leonard threw for 69 yards and an interception on just 16 attempts against the Seminoles on a day when the Blue Devils met our expectations by leaning into their running game.

Duke’s Jaquez Moore had 16 carries for 110 yards and a touchdown, while fellow running backs Jordan Waters and Jaylen Coleman combined for another 69 rushing yards.

Louisville’s run defense is strong. The Cardinals are ranked in the nation’s top 20 in that category, allowing fewer than 100 rushing yards per game. If Leonard plays, Duke will need him to throw. If he doesn’t play, I’m not sure how much of a fight the Blue Devils can put up without him. 

The No. 18 Cardinals are at home and ranked two spots above No. 20 Duke, but they are also coming into this game on the heels of a loss.

Last Saturday, Louisville fell to Pitt 38-21 for its first loss of the season. The Cardinals were seven-point favorites in the game, but turnovers proved costly. Louisville QB Jack Plummer threw two interceptions, including a game-clinching pick-six. He also fumbled the ball as the Cardinals committed three turnovers on a day when the Panthers had none.

Plummer managed to throw for 350 yards and a touchdown in the loss, but he dropped back to throw 52 times against the Panthers. Perhaps he won’t be asked to do as much of that against Duke, but he will need to be wary of the Blue Devils’ pass defense, which only allows just under 200 passing yards per game.

Louisville, on the other hand, allows almost 250 yards per game through the air. However, Duke’s ability to take advantage will largely depend on both the status of Riley Leonard and whether Duke is actually able to exploit that space.

Duke vs. Louisville Predictions and Pick

I think Louisville will return to form here at home and cover comfortably against a banged-up Duke offense.

The Cardinals hope to have running back Jawhar Jordan ready to go for this game. He has proven to be one of college football’s most impressive running backs when he’s at his best. He only had two carries against Pitt before exiting for good with a hamstring injury.

Jordan is explosive and capable of a big play, and if Louisville goes up by a couple of scores, I think this one will fall in the Cardinals’ favor.

The Pick: Louisville Cardinals -3.5 (-110)

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