College Football beating the spread week 10

Last week I was 6-4 ats which makes us 62-35 ats this season.

We’re seeing some amazing feats coming out of the NCAAF College football games. We are really getting into the heat of the football season and some interesting games are coming up. We’ve got a selection on some great odds, strategies and tips for betting on Football.

Missouri at No. 1 Georgia (-38.5) (noon, ESPN) 

Georgia looks like the best team in the country right now, but there are some questions on offense. Missouri was beaten by 38 against Tennessee, but I think the Tigers will get a back door cover in this one. Pick Missouri +38.5

No. 6 Ohio State (-14.5) at Nebraska (noon, FOX) 

This one is a lock for me! Nebraska seemed to be improving until the last couple of weeks; now, they look headed for yet another losing season. Look for Ohio state to clean up their red-zone issues and run away with this one.  Pick Ohio State -14.5

No. 10 Wake Forest at North Carolina (-2.5) (noon, ACC) 

Sam Hartman vs Sam Howell looks to be a game that will wear the scoreboard out. This season, the tar heels have been a disappointment, and the Demon deacons have been a pleasant surprise. Look for that trend to continue. Pick Wake Forest +2.5

No. 14 Baylor (-6.5) at TCU (3:30 p.m., FOX)

TCU has parted ways with long-time coach Gary Patterson, so it is hard to predict the mindset of this team coming into this game. Baylor has been solid all season long, and I look for that to continue. Pick Baylor -6.5

Tulsa at No. 2 Cincinnati (-22.5) (3:30 p.m., ESPN2) 

The Bearcats will come into this game pissed off after getting screwed in the first college football playoff poll. Ohio State beat Tulsa 41-20 earlier this year, and the Bearcats will be looking to top that. Pick Cincinnati -22.5

No. 5 Michigan State (-2.5) at Purdue (3:30 p.m., ABC) 

The Spartans cannot afford a letdown in this game, and even if they do, they should still win the game. Pick Michigan State -2.5

Navy at No. 8 Notre Dame (-20.5) (3:30 p.m., NBC)

Style of play will make this a tough cover for the Irish. Navy sucks at winning games, but they are very good at covering the spread. Pick Navy +20.5

No. 11 Oklahoma State (-2.5) at West Virginia (3:30 p.m., ESPN) 

This is one of the most challenging games to pick of the week. The Mountaineers are a different team at home, and in this one, they are home. Pick West Virginis +2.5

Tennessee at No. 18 Kentucky (-2.5) (3:30 p.m., ESPN2)

The Vols had a week off to rest, and the Wildcats are coming off back to back losses. UK has been great at home, and I think the home-field will be the difference in this game. Pick Kentucky -2.5

No. 22 Penn State (-11.5) at Maryland (3:30 p.m., FS1) 

A month ago, Penn State looked like a playoff contender; what a difference three games can make. I still don’t think Maryland is very good, but the backdoor cover this spread. pick Maryland +11.5

LSU at No. 3 Alabama (-28.5) (7 p.m., ESPN) 

This line seems way too big here. Alabama is heads and shoulders above LSU, but will they dominate for four complete quarters? Pick LSU +28.5

No. 19 Iowa (-10.5) at Northwestern (7 p.m., BTN)

Iowa is way overrated, and Northwestern has been getting better. Pick Northwestern +10.5

No. 7 Oregon (-6.5) at Washington (7:30 p.m., ABC) 

Oregon is the better team and will win by 10-14 points. Pick Oregon -6.5

Indiana at No. 9 Michigan (-19.5) (7:30 p.m., FOX)

Indiana will cover but has no chance to win this game. Pick Indiana +19.5