From one glance at the Championship Week college football odds, there is a clear outlier amongst the Power 4 title games. That’s over in the Big 12, which has Texas Tech favored by 13.5 points over BYU, per the latest Championship Week college football lines. Meanwhile, the other power conference championship games all have college football spreads of under 6 points. They include Georgia vs. Alabama (+2.5) in the SEC, Ohio State vs. Indiana (+4.5) in the Big Ten and Virginia vs. Duke (+3.5) in the ACC.
Whether you prefer to make Championship Week college football bets on smaller lines or larger college football spreads is a matter of preference. However, having the proper college football betting advice will set you up for success during the conference championship schedule. Before locking in any Championship Week college football picks, be sure to see the latest Championship Week college football predictions from SportsLine’s proven model.
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Top college football predictions for Championship Week
One of the college football picks the model is high on during Championship Week: No. 2 Indiana (+4.5, 48.5) covers against No. 1 Ohio State in over 50% of simulations Saturday at 7 p.m. ET. No team has a better point differential than IU (+401), which is 50 points greater than what Ohio State has. Indiana also has the Heisman favorite in Fernando Mendoza, who leads FBS with 32 passing touchdowns, while topping the Big Ten in total touchdowns and yards per attempt. His counterpart, Julian Sayin, has thrown picks in his last two games away from home, and the Buckeyes haven’t won the turnover battle in five straight games. In addition to the Hoosiers sticking within the spread, the model also says the Under hits nearly 70% of the time in an A-rated pick. See which other picks the model likes here.
Another prediction: Duke (+3.5, 57.5) covers versus No. 16 Virginia in the ACC Championship Game on Saturday at 8 p.m. ET. The model projects the Blue Devils to cover almost 60% of the time. While UVA prevailed when these teams met on Nov. 8, the Cavs’ offense is limping into this rematch. UVA averaged 36.4 points over its first nine games but is averaging over 13 fewer points over its last three. Meanwhile, Duke is coming off a season-high of 49 points in a victory over 8-win Wake Forest, as the Blue Devils have one of the most efficient offenses around. They rank 19th in the nation, and second in the ACC, with 34.6 ppg, and only two teams in all of FBS have thrown fewer interceptions. Virginia has as many turnovers (five) over its last three games as Duke has over its last nine games, and the turnover margin is one reason why Duke sticks within the spread. See the rest of the model’s picks here.
How to make college football picks for Championship Week
The model has also made the call on who wins and covers in every Championship Week matchup, and it’s calling for three underdogs to outright win. You can only get every pick for every game at SportsLine, and for a limited time you can use promo code CHAMPIONSHIP to get your first month at SportsLine for $1.
So what college football picks can you make with confidence, and which three teams should you jump on? Check out the latest college football odds below, then visit SportsLine to see which teams win and cover the spread, all from a proven computer model that has returned well over $2,000 in profit since its inception, and find out.
Championship Week college football odds
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(odds subject to change)
Friday, Dec. 5
Kennesaw State vs. Jacksonville State (-2.5, 59.5)
Troy vs. James Madison (-23.5, 47.5)
North Texas vs. Tulane (+2.5, 66.5)
UNLV vs. Boise State (-3.5, 58.5)
Saturday, Dec. 6
BYU vs. Texas Tech (13.5, 50.5)
Miami (OH) vs. Western Michigan (-2.5, 43.5)
Georgia vs. Alabama (+2.5, 47.5)
Indiana vs. Ohio State (-4.5, 48.5)
Duke vs. Virginia (-3.5, 57.5)
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