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Week 9 College Football Upsets: Moneyline Parlay
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Week 8 Recap
Week 8 was embarrassing. No outright winner. Not even a cover. It was a brutal, chalky week. Illinois surrendered 18 points in the 4th quarter to lose 25-21. Penn State did nothing offensively to deserve to beat Ohio State. Navy never truly threatened to win but choked away a cover.
College Football Picks Record (All 1 Unit Bets)
Every ML Dog Pick: 8-19 (-2.75 units)
Dundee’s Dogs: 3-6 (+2.35 units)
Noah’s Dogs: 5-12 (-1.4 units)
Dundee’s Dog: Kansas Moneyline +300
(-10) Oklahoma at Kansas (O/U 65.5)
Each week, I will write up Pick Dundee, aka Colby Dant’s favorite college football upset prediction. Dant is the host of the Sports Gambling Podcast Network’s CFB podcast, “The College Football Experience.” Dundee also loves a good college football parlay and is well known for his success betting moneyline dogs. His favorite Week 9 plus-money-play is Kansas to knock off Oklahoma.
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The Sooners enter Lawrence on the first leg of a back-to-back road set. Oklahoma continues to not impress Dant. The latest hole that we are poking into Head Coach Brent Venables’ team is their shaky defense in the last two games against Texas and UCF. After a bye week, the Sooners could not stop UCF’s offense in any capacity. Knights QB John Rhys Plumlee threw for 248 yards and 2 touchdowns, RB RJ Harvey ran for 101 yards, and Javon Baker had 134 receiving yards and 2 touchdowns.
Kansas Head Coach Lance Leipold is an offensive genius. Coming off the bye, expect the Jayhawks to have an excellent game plan for Oklahoma. Also, Dant expects backup QB Jason Bean to play for Kansas, but he has still been efficient through the air and capable of scrambling. Bean is 62-for-95 on the season with 9 touchdowns and 2 interceptions.
The real star of this game could be RB Devin Neal, who is averaging 7.3 yards per carry this season. Excluding OU’s first four games against poor offenses, the Sooners rush defense ranks 66th in yards allowed per carry (4.2).
Dog #2: Kentucky Moneyline +150
(-3.5) Tennessee at Kentucky (O/U 51.5)
I’m going back to ol’ reliable, my old friend, Joe Milton, on the road. The Tennessee QB has aided the offense to just 16 and 20 points in two road games so far this season. At home, the Volunteers offense is averaging 37 PPG. Also, add in the psychology factor of getting geared up for a physical game with Alabama. Then Tennessee took a 20-7 lead into halftime only to allow 24 unanswered points to lose 34-20. Now, in the second leg of a back-to-back road.
Kentucky started the season 5-0 but entered their bye week after dropping two games in a row to Georgia and Missouri. With five games remaining, Kentucky Head Coach Mark Stoops is aiming to once again cash in on his (very public) contract clause. Every time the Wildcats win seven games, a clause in his contract automatically triggers a one-year extension for Stoops. UK has two home games remaining: vs. Tennessee and vs. Alabama. The Cats most likely aren’t beating the Tide, so in order to feel comfortable getting to seven wins, Stoops needs a win this weekend.
In home games, Kentucky’s defense is allowing the 17th least yards per play (4.2). On the ground, the Wildcats rank 3rd in yards per carry in the country, with star RB Ray Davis leading the way. Give me the home SEC team that will muck up the game on the moneyline.
Dog #3: Eastern Michigan Moneyline +136
(-3) Western Michigan at Eastern Michigan (O/U 46)
A small dog in an in-state rivalry game, give me that all day! It will be Western Michigan Head Coach Lance Taylor‘s first game inside the rivalry. Taylor is facing Eastern Michigan’s Head Coach, Chris Creighton, who excels as an underdog. In the last two full seasons, Creighton is 8-6 as an outright underdog with the Eagles. Eastern Michigan has also defeated Western Michigan in each of their last four meetings. All as an UNDERDOG.
Eastern Michigan is a perfect 5-0 at Rynearson Stadium this season. Western Michigan is winless away from home. There is a huge contrast in styles in this game. The Broncos rank 15th in offensive plays per game. The Eagles are 130th out of 133 teams.
As the home team, Eastern Michigan should control the pace of play. If that’s the case, there’s a good chance the Eagles are going to win this game with excellent special teams and good defense.
The College Football Experience
For more analysis and entertainment on these games, make sure you turn into The College Football Experience. Colby Dant, PattyC, and NC Nick talk about each FBS game and mix in some FCS games, giving out moneyline and ATS college football picks every Wednesday!
