College Football Week 12

College Football Week 12 is here and we’ve got all the college football odds you need.

The big SEC battle between Tennessee and Georgia will determine the destiny for both team, with the Bulldogs especially needing a win.

Other great games are on tap and they all have something on the line as we near the end of the NCAAF regular season.

Enjoy your Week 12 college football betting preview now…

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#6 Tennessee (+300) at #11 Georgia (-400)

With Georgia’s NCAA football dominance in recent years on its last legs, the Bulldogs are facing a do-or-die situation this weekend when it comes to the College Football Playoff.

With 2 losses on the season, there’s already a chance that they don’t make CFP szn.

Will this urgency be enough against the Tennessee Volunteers? Or have the ‘Dawgs lost their bark entirely?

With a hurting running back in Travis Etienne, Georgia QB Carson Beck is still capable of putting up big numbers any given week. But he has been shaky of late with nine interceptions over his last 4 games. Playing against a team without their top running back – or even if he’s limited – means the Volunteers can load up in the secondary and over the middle, making life even more difficult for Beck.

Tennessee’s offense is also in question, however. Starting AB Nico Iamaleava left last week’s game in the 3^rd quarter, and though signs are pointing to him starting, his health is likely not going to be 100% at kickoff time.

Spread bettors take note. Georgia is currently favored by 10.5 points, but over their last 8 games, they are a dismal 1-7 against the spread.

All eyes and plenty of bets will be on the Tennessee-Georgia game this weekend. Keep checking for updated odds as each team’s injury status evolves.

#3 Texas (-600) at Arkansas (+425)

With Georgia losing to Ole Miss last weekend, the Texas Longhorns are in prime position to take a shot at the SEC title. Tennessee is the only other team in the conference with just a single loss, so Texas can’t afford another L if they hope to become the SEC’s top seed.

The ‘Horns are coming off a decisive 49-17 win over the Gators and seem to be rolling. Their offense is scoring close to 40 points a game, while their D is allowing just 12.

Speaking of Ole Miss, they just stomped the Razorbacks by putting up 700 yards and 63 points. With a dangerous and hungry Longhorns offense now coming to their house, Arkansas will need to shore up their D in a hurry to beat the current 13.5 spread.

With both teams 6-3 against the spread this season, bettors might look for other trends to make their picks. At 1-5 ATS in their last six against Arkansas, maybe the hopeful Razorbacks fan has a shot. Then again, covering just once in their last 10 home games is a troublesome trend for Arkansas.

Otherwise, have a look at the Total of 57.5. This might seem a bit high when the Under was the winning play in 4 out of the past 5 Texas games. But if Jaxson Dart from Ole Miss can hang 63 on Arkansas, what can Quinn Ewers do?

Every bet you need for Texas vs Arkansas is right here at Bovada.

#24 Missouri (+370) at #23 South Carolina (-510)

With just one digit separating the Missouri Tigers and South Carolina Gamecocks in the AP Top 25 rankings, why are the college football odds so far apart for this matchup?

The Gamecocks are heavily favored in the moneyline odds and have a 12-point spread in their favor. What’s the deal?

We’ve got all the props and lines you need for Tigers-Gamecocks.

It begins with South Carolina’s defense, which is in the top 5 in the nation.

Missouri – as hundreds of writers have dad joked this week – could also be considered a paper tiger. They’ve only beaten one top 25 team all season, and have lost handily to two ranked teams (including a 34-0 spanking given to them just a few weeks back by Alabama). That same ‘Bama team only beat South Carolina a week before that by 2 points.

Tigers’ QB Brady Cook could also be out, or at least limited, for this big SEC battle.

All this is what makes the college football odds gurus give such an edge to the Gamecocks.

Kansas (+130) at #7 BYU (-150)

The BYU Cougars are 9-0 and charging for the CFP next month.

It took a nail-biter last weekend – a 22-21 win – over Utah to keep that record unblemished, but that game showed that the Cougars are still vulnerable.

Kansas’ 3-6 record would seem to give BYU a bigger edge, but the Jayhawks’ impressive 45 points in a win over #17 Iowa State last weekend seems to have given their college football odds a boost. This followed a close 2-point loss to #16 Kansas State the week before.

An added incentive for the Jayhawks? If they win their remaining two games of the season, they’ll likely score a bowl appearance. They also beat BYU last season 38-27.

But BYU is at home, and they’ve beaten two ranked teams this season.

In the last six games Kansas has played, we’ve seen the Overhit every time. And with a close spread and moneyline, there are lots of other ways to bet on the Kansas-BYU game.

Utah (+345) at #18 Colorado (-470)

This is a great matchup between offensive and defensive strength.

Colorado Buffaloes’ QB Shedeur Sanders leads the conference in TD passes and completion percentage, and he looks to be a top pick in the 2025 NFL Draft.

The Utah Utes, while lacking in the Buffs’ star power, have the best defense in the Big 12, allowing under 20 points per game. They also provide a direct opposition to Sanders’ completion percentage, as they’re ranked 2^nd in the nation for that very same statistic.

The Utes are coming off a one-point loss to powerful BYU last week, showing they can hang with any of the ranked teams.

Who you like when it comes to offense vs defense is where the bets come in, and Bovada has all the latest lines and props for the Utah-Colorado game.

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