Week 10 of college football will be fantastic with the No. 1 Georgia Bulldogs taking on No. 2 Tennessee. What about the rest of the country, though?
Here’s a look at the college football odds to see who the largest favorites are this weekend.
Ryan Day and the Ohio State Buckeyes (8-0) are expected to have a comfortable blowout victory in their trip to Evanston. Anything less would be shocking.
Dan Lanning and the Oregon Ducks (7-1) haven’t lost since their opener against the Georgia Bulldogs. They figure to make quick work of the Colorado Buffaloes (1-7), one of the worst teams in the country.
After three straight losing seasons, Seth Littrell’s North Texas Mean Green (5-4) are tied for first in the Conference USA standings. They figure to improve upon their perfect 4-0 conference record in a soft matchup in Week 10.
It’s not often that the Cincinnati Bearcats are coming off a loss lately under Luke Fickell, but that will be the case in Week 10 after falling short to the UCF Knights a week ago. They are expected to cruise at home over the Navy Midshipmen (3-5).
Can Bret Bielema’s Illinois Fighting Illini (7-1) make it seven straight wins? Their improbable run toward the Big Ten championship game continues as they are three-score favorites at home.
The Western Kentucky Hilltoppers (5-4) are heavy favorites on the road but will have to be careful after the Charlotte 49ers pulled off a 56-23 win in their first game under interim head coach Pete Rossomando a week ago.
The Utah State Aggies are just 3-5 yet are -15.5 favorites over the New Mexico Lobos (2-6), which tells you everything you need to know about the state of Danny Gonzales’s football team.
It looks like Jim Mora is doing something right in Year 1, as his UConn Huskies (4-5) can go from 1-11 a year ago to bowl eligible this season with just two more victories.
One of the games of the weekend has Nick Saban and the Alabama Crimson Tide (7-1) heading to Baton Rouge to welcome Brian Kelly to this heated rivalry.
P.J. Fleck and the Minnesota Golden Gophers (5-3) look to become bowl eligible with a win over the lowly Nebraska Cornhuskers (3-5).
Will this be a letdown spot for James Franklin’s team? The betting market doesn’t seem to think so in this road matchup.
The Liberty Flames pulled off a 41-14 victory in their last game as plus-7 underdogs against the BYU Cougars. Hugh Freeze hopes to rally his team for an even bigger upset in Fayetteville.
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