Week 13 of college football coincides with the annual SEC late-season slate, where many teams play Group of Five opponents. Four games are SEC conference matches. While there are 14 SEC football teams in action this week, you can only make Week 13 picks based on those four games. Oklahoma vs. Missouri in a top-25 contest has OU a 7.5-point advantage. The Week 13 college betting odds show that there is only one other top-ranked game, with Oregon being a 10-point favourite over USC. Tennessee vs. Florida (plus 4.5), UNC and Duke (minus 6.5), Texas and Arkansas (+9.5) as well as Miami vs. Virginia Tech (+17.5) are all among the games to watch. You wouldn’t regret seeking out college football betting tips, as something unpredictable happens every weekend. Check out the most recent Week 13 College Football Predictions from SportsLine’s proven model before you lock in any Week 13 picks. New users can also target the latest Underdog promo code, good for $100 in site credits when you play $5 with the promo code CBSSPORTS2 in select states.The model simulates every FBS game 10,000 times. Since its launch, it has produced a betting profit for $100 players of its best-rated college spread football predictions. Anybody following its college football betting picks at sportsbooks and on betting sites could have seen strong returns.Now, it has turned its attention to the latest college football odds and Week 13 college football betting lines on the spread, money line, and over/under. Click here to view all picks. New users can target the DraftKings promo code, which offers $200 in bonus bets if your bet wins + 3 months of NBA League Pass:Top college football predictions for Week 13One of the college football picks the model is high on during Week 13: Kansas State (+17.5, 52.5) covers at No. Utah at 4 p.m. ET Saturday kickoff. K-State’s defense, which has 24 takeaways this season and five more in Saturday’s victory over Oklahoma State, is one of the most opportunistic defensive units in the country. Utah, on the other hand, has only six takeaways in its last six matches. The Utes are also sloppy at times as they have averaged seven penalties during their last four games. Chris Klieman’s KSU team is disciplined, averaging the fifth-fewest (3.5) penalties in the FBS. The Wildcats will be able to keep this spread within their reach if they excel on the margins. This model has this game as a 1-score matchup, as KSU covers this well over 70% of time. The model’s other picks can be found here.
Another prediction: No. In almost 60% of the simulations, Georgia Tech (15) (-2.5; 62.5) wins against Pitt at 7 pm Saturday. ET. Pittsburgh lost by 22 points to Notre Dame, its first top-15 team. Pitt was unable to stop the Irish rushing offense, which racked up 175 rushing yards, a new season high. Now Pittsburgh will face a Yellow Jackets rush that is ranked in the top 10 of FBS for both yards per game as well as yards per carry. Georgia Tech quarterback Haynes King is also ranked fifth in the nation in terms of completion percentage, which should help the Yellow Jackets to dominate the Panthers. The sims have Georgia Tech covering and the Over hitting more than 50% of the times. You can see which other teams the model is interested in here.
You can only get every pick for every game at SportsLine. For a limited time, you can use promo code CHAMPIONSHIP to get your first month of SportsLine for $1. Use promo code CHAMPIONSHIP for your first month of SportsLine to receive every pick. What college football picks are you confident about, and which teams will fall? You can find the Week 13 college betting odds here. (Odds may change)Tuesday Nov. 18Akron against Arkansas State (+1.5, 39.5)Western Michigan at Northern Illinois (+6.5, 38.5)Wednesday, November 19Miami (OH) vs Bowling Green (-3.45) UMass vs. Ohio (33.5.51) Western Michigan vs. Northern Illinois (6.5.38.5) Wednesday, November 19Miami(OH) vs. Buffalo (+1.55, 39.5) Central Michigan vs. Kent State (
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