Top College Football Week 11 Over/Under Picks

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Top College Football Week 11 Over/Under Picks

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Boston College at Florida State, Friday, November 11, 7:30 PM ET

NCAA Football Pick: UNDER 48.5 When these two teams met last season, the Seminoles had their way with the Eagles, delivering their first road shutout in a decade in a 14-0 win. A lot of things have changed since that win, but a good number of things are still the same. For one, Boston’s offense is still weak, highlighted by a struggling QB in Patrick Towles who has an iffy 8-6 TD-INT ratio this season. Boston’s defense, despite getting torched by Louisville last week, is still strong, as is affirmed by the 322.6 yards per game they are allowing this season (good for 14th in the nation) to go along with the country’s eighth-ranked rushing defense that is allowing just allowing only 106 yards a contest. In Florida, running back Dalvin Cook remains as the team’s go-to guy in the offense, though he should have his work cut out for him against Boston’s mean running defense that we’ve mentioned already. FSU Quarterback Deondre Francois has been efficient, but more as a game manager with 12 TDs against 4 picks, no wonder FSU rarely records blowout wins like in the days of Jameis Winston. But with Boston barely having going on in offense, Francois and Co. will probably just need a couple of TD drives and a handful of field goals to get the win here. All told, we should therefore be in for a low-scoring encounter between these two UNDER-prone teams–the UNDER is 4-1 in FSU’s last 5 games overall, and the UNDER is also 6-1- 1 in Boston’s last 8 Friday games.

Baylor at Oklahoma, Saturday, November 12, 12:00 PM ET

NCAA Football Pick: OVER 80 The Bears are coming off a forgetful weekend where they suffered a 62-22 home beat-down atthe hand of TCU, and the highly-explosive Sooners will definitely be licking their chops of putting up big numbers on the wounded visitors. Entering Week 11, the Sooners bring with them an on-song offense that is averaging nearly 50 points scored per game through their six-game winning streak. Star quarterback Baker Mayfield has been the architect of the Sooner offense and you don’t have to look further than his big passing numbers this season, most of which have gone to Big 12’s best receiver Dede Westbrook, to affirm his potential. But worse for the Bears who gave up 431 yards and six touchdowns on the ground against TCU is that the Oklahoma RB combo of Joe Mixon and Samaje Perine, who’ve combined for 208 carries and almost 1,300 yards plus 11 trips to the endzone, is fully fit and ready to go this Saturday, which should mean a lot of headache for Baylor’s D. On the flipside, Seth Russell and Baylor’s offense that is ranked sixth in the nation will be looking to bounce back in a strong way in Norman, and that shouldn’t be much of a problem against Oklahoma’s porous secondary that poorly ranks at 121st in the nation. Not to forget, the Sooners have been giving up big yardages all season and the only reason they appear to be decently allowing 31 PPG is that they’ve faced two subpar offenses in Kansas and Iowa State in back-to- back weekends. Against Baylor’s talented offense, expect the Sooners to go back to old ways, leading to a big game by Russell and Baylor. And with both offenses going at each other and barely any defenses to help out, OVER 80 points should be a solid play here.

Kentucky at Tennessee, Saturday, November 12, 12:00 PM ET

NCAA Football Pick: UNDER 60 Joshua Dobbs, for all his talent and hype during the preseason as a sleeper Heisman candidate, has been an average QB, passing for 18 TDs against 11 picks plus five more scores on the ground. His tailbacks haven’t fared any better, with Jalen Hurd and Alvin Kamara combining for nearly 775 yards rushing and six rushing scores. And ahead of the game against the Kentucky, things appear to be even worse for Tennessee’s offense, as Hurd is more concentrated on getting a transfer than playing; something that is likely to limit the Vols’ offensive efficiency. But even if the Vols were to play up to their potential, UK’s stout defense that has been giving up just 227 yards a contest is sure to make life hard for the hosts. Meanwhile, the five-win bowl-chasing Wildcats have concerns of their own in offense, thanks to the still-developing skills of QB Stephen Johnson. Running backs Stanley Boom Williams and Benjamin Snell Jr. have carried the team on their strong legs, and they should be in for a good show against the Vols this week. But then again, the Vols—even with their struggles in defending the run—have been mean when it comes to allowing opposing teams get to their endzone, so Kentucky’s runners won’t be having it easy. Add to the fact that both teams are likely to rely on running plays due to their challenged passing games; the game clock is sure to be milked out with the lengthy ground plays, making the UNDER an appealing play for this contest. FYI, the UNDER is 6-1 in the Wildcats last 7 road games.

USC at Washington, Saturday, November 12, 7:30 PM ET

NCAA Football Pick: OVER 62.5 Unless you’ve been living in some godforsaken cave, you must know who Jake Browning is, especially after he torched Cal for 378 yards and six touchdowns in a 66-27 blowout win over the Golden Bears last week; a feat that saw him set a single-season school record for most touchdowns at 34. And with the motivation of impressing the CFP committee and earning the #4 ranking in the latest playoff polls, you can be sure that the Huskies (46.12 PPG scoring) will want to continue firing on all offensive cylinders as they look to remain unbeaten and firmly put in a playoff spot. Meanwhile, the Trojans, winners of the last five in a row, have turned their season around since a 1-3 start and will be looking to hold their own respectably against the Huskies, if not come through with an outright upset. Okay, realistically-speaking, we are not buying into the whole upset idea, but USC’s offense (30.38 PPG scoring) is talented enough to make its presence felt against UW with a good number of scoring drives. Throw in the additional factor that Washington has been a solid OVER betting team this season (8 OVER totals in 9 games this year), we strongly feel that the OVER is the way to go in this game.