Week 13 College Football Line Moves
An interesting list of Line Moves, including a storied rivalry and a former Big 8/12 confrontation among the games. After learning what likely caused the line movement, make this a Friday destination because our free plays are on a 16-10 run, and top betting against the public picks are 24-6!
CFB – (119) Rutgers at (120) Ohio State -31.5
Saturday, Nov. 22 – 12:00 p.m. ET /FOX
Coming off a 48-10 home blowout over UCLA to cover a point spread of -33, it was at least eyebrow-raising to see Ohio State slide
two points to -31.5 against visiting Rutgers. We can pretty much rest assured that the Scarlet Knights have almost nothing to do with the spread moving unless someone sees value in them averaging nearly 30 PPG. Nevertheless, Rutgers lost 56-10 at home to Oregon earlier this season. More likely, the belief would be that the Buckeyes are saving their energy for Michigan next week.
Bet Percentage: Ohio State 89%
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CFB – (131) Old Dominion at (132) Georgia Southern +12.5
Saturday, Nov. 22 – 1:00 p.m. ET /ESPN+
At 5-5, Georgia Southern needs a victory to become bowl eligible. It probably won’t be easy to accomplish, something even college football bettors can get behind. The Eagles have flown from +10 to +12.5 against Old Dominion, when the Monarchs all but crushed Troy’s hopes of winning the Sun Belt West 33-0 last week. After getting steamrolled by James Madison 63-27, ODU has won three in a row, the last two by a combined 64-6. Georgia Southern permits 34.6 PPG and 466 yards a game.
Bet Percentage: Old Dominion 97%
Doug’s Pick – Back Friday
CFB – (139) Washington State at (140) James Madison, Total 43
Saturday, Nov. 22 – 1:00 p.m. ET /ESPN+
Seeing the total slipping from 45.5 to 43 in this nonconference clash, some might think James Madison could score 45 points themselves. Washington was left to take what it could once the previous version of the Pac-12 collapsed. Having to make a cross-country journey at this point in the season has to seem strange. However, the Cougars, long known for quarterback play and scoring, are at merely 20.7 PPG. Normally, a team like James Madison would use this as a tune-up game for what lies ahead in the Sun Belt, but at 9-1, the Dukes have a real shot at making the College Playoffs if they win out. JMU can limit Wazzou’s offense, but the Cougars are only allowing 21 PPG.
Bet Percentage: UNDER 79%
Doug’s Pick – Back Friday
CFB – (155) Missouri at (156) Oklahoma -7.5
Saturday, Nov. 22 – 12:00 p.m. ET /ABC
Off road upsets of Tennessee and Alabama, it is stunning to see Oklahoma slip from -9.5 point home favorites to -7.5. Nonetheless, two considerations to ponder. In the Sooners’ pair of upsets, they were outgained 862-562. If not for a +4 turnover margin, Oklahoma could have lost both contests. Missouri lost its starting quarterback, which limited its offense. Yet, in what should be a titanic battle to watch, the Tigers’ #6 run offense will go up against the Sooners’ #4 run defense. Based on the line movement and Mizzou holding foes below 20 PPG, the visitor to this point is given a chance to cover.
Bet Percentage: Missouri 65%
Doug’s Pick – Back Friday
CFB – (171) California at (172) Stanford Total 47
Saturday, Nov. 22 –7:30 p.m. ET /ACCN
Not being in the Pac-12 has caused -The Big Game – luster, since the ACC won’t invest anything, not meaning much to them. And even though both football programs are scuffling, to Bay Area locals and alums, this remains a big deal. With neither offense having much punch, the total has tipped from 49.5 to 47. One could think the total descending could be because the teams will run and not pass much. Nope, quite the contrary. These are the next-to-last (Stanford) and third-to-last (Cal) rushing offenses in the country. Each relies on a dink and dunk pass approach, without a running game, leading to many stalled drives without points.
Bet Percentage: Under 96%
Doug’s Pick – Back Friday
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