North Carolina State (+10) over Clemson
Auburn (+7.5) over Ole Miss
Texas Tech (+3) over Oklahoma State
Kentucky (+8.5) over Tennessee
North Carolina State (+10) over Clemson
Auburn (+7.5) over Ole Miss
Texas Tech (+3) over Oklahoma State
Kentucky (+8.5) over Tennessee
My Week 6 picks in college football. Check out a writeup for each pick on Fansided.
Georgia Tech (+7) over Clemson
Here are my five best bets for Week 3 in college football. Click each linked for a short writeup of the game:
Notre Dame (+2.5) over Georgia Tech
Here are five ACC games to remember when picking games against the spread this college football season:
October 17- Pittsburgh at Georgia Tech: Georgia Tech will be a favorite when they host Pittsburgh here. The spot is tough for the Yellow Jackets with a game at Clemson the week before and at home tilt against Florida State the week after. Pittsburgh has to make a long trip to Atlanta but I can see them covering the spread as underdogs.
October 17- Virginia Tech at Miami: Miami plays Florida State the week before in Tallahassee. The Hurricanes have lost by double digits in the last two seasons the week after playing the Seminoles. This will likely be built into the spread but still like Virginia Tech here.
October 31- Clemson at North Carolina State: Clemson’s game of the year is when they host Florida State a week later. This could be a tricky spot for the Tigers against an improved North Carolina State team.
I have four picks for the first Saturday of the college football season. The explanation for each game is hyperlinked in the pick.
Pool Plays
Clemson travels to Georgia in one of the best game on Saturday. Here is my preview and prediction for College Spun.
Pick: Georgia (-7.5) over Clemson
Best Bets
Clemson under 8.5 wins (-105): Clemson has won double-digit games the last three seasons. However, I think they will only win seven or eight games in 2014. Quarterback Tajh Boyd and wide receiver Sammy Wakins are gone. Clemson’s returning leading rusher Zac Brooks won’t play this season after sustaining a foot injury in August. Vic Beasley’s surprising return to school helps the defense but that unit will be overmatched against opponents like Georgia, Florida State and South Carolina. The Tigers have trips to Athens and Tallahassee in September along with a home contest against North Carolina. Home against Louisville and at Georgia Tech will be tricky. They end the year at South Carolina, which is an opponent even Boyd and Watkins couldn’t beat. Continue reading