College Football Week 7

It’s Week 7 for college football and all the latest college football odds are ready at Bovada.

Coming off a wild weekend in NCAA football action, where the biggest upset in years saw Alabama fall to Vanderbilt and ranked teams like Michigan, Tennessee, and USC all lost to unranked schools. Now, we can’t wait to see what this weekend brings.

Let’s dive into the biggest college football games for Week 7…

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#2 Ohio State (-165) at #3 Oregon (+140)

With one of the smallest spreads (currently -3.0 OSU), this should be one of the best college football games of the week.

The 5-0 Buckeyes defense is simply a monster. They lead the nation in yards allowed per game (the next closest team is 25 yards behind), and they’ve given up a total of 34 points all season. On the offensive side of the ball, they’re a strong 14^th in the country in rushing yards.

But it might not necessarily be duck-hunting season for mighty OSU. Oregon has won their last 11 at home and they also carry a 5-0 record into the game. They’ve averaged over 37 points in their last 4 games.

However that coin lands, there’s not much daylight between the teams. All the Ohio State vs. Oregon odds are ready to go, including props and alternate lines to play with.

#1 Texas (-650) vs #18 Oklahoma (+450)

This epic interstate rivalry goes back many decades and it’s been a close call for many of those years.

Since 1960, the Texas Longhorns and the Oklahoma Sooners are 31-31-2 when playing each other.

Texas does come into this year’s Red River Rivalry with a much stronger team, however, and they’re currently 14.5-point favorites.

On their way to 5-0, freshman QB Arch Manning subbed in superbly for Quinn Ewers, who will be playing again this weekend. Could a bit of rust on Ewers and a simmering QB rivalry cause some issues for the ‘Horns, especially if the game is tight early?

The Sooners badly need this game after their Week 4 loss to Tennessee. Another L and they can likely forget their CFP chances for the season. They’ll need to rely on their strong defense, a unit that has allowed an average of just 14 points per game this season so far.

It’s not technically a home game for either team as it’s being played in Dallas, so the Longhorns won’t have the familiar confines of their home turf in Austin to rely on either.

There are dozens of ways to wager on this great matchup. All the bets and odds for Texas vs. Oklahoma are at Bovada.

#9 Mississippi (-175) at #13 LSU (+150)

With a huge Total line of 64 points currently, oddsmakers are expecting a shootout as Mississippi head to Louisiana State.

LSU, the offensive factory that keeps producing NFL stars like Joe Burrow, Ja’Marr Chase, Jayden Daniels and Malik Nabers, is averaging 39 points over its last four games, so they’re not slowing down this season.

But it’s Ole Miss who is ranked higher in offensive yardage – they’re second in the national rankings with 567 yards per game.

With these numbers, that high O/U makes sense. And with a small spread of -3.5 Ole Miss might come down to home field and who wants it more. Both teams have a loss already this year and can’t afford another one when it comes to the College Football Playoff later this season.

Fun trivia: The Magnolia Bowl, the name for this traditional rivalry, covers 113 games between these two perennially strong squads.

Catch all the Ole Miss – LSU odds you need here, including plenty of offensive and scoring props.

Florida (+500) at #8 Tennessee (-750)

Watching the Tennessee Volunteers tumble from #4 in the rankings to #8 in a loss to Arkansas last weekend gives hope to the unranked Florida Gators.

The Gators come into the game at 3-2, including a 1-1 SEC record so far this season, and they have the all-time edge over Tennessee, 32-21.

But while two of those wins include a pair of 45-point performances, they came against unknown Samford and Mississippi State, one of the worst teams in the SEC.

Meanwhile, Vols’ QB Nico Iamaleava struggled against the Razorbacks, throwing for under 160 yards. But he still has over 1,000 yards passing and 7 TDs in his rookie season, so he might light up a team like Florida, which has given up just under 400 yards per game this season.

Tennessee currently ranks fourth in the nation for both points scored and allowed. As the home team, combined with a dose of frustration from last week’s loss and a sense of urgency to remain in the CFP conversation, the Volunteers could be primed for a significant victory.

It might also explain the current -15.5 spread they hold. Check out all the lines for Florida-Tennessee game in Week 7 of NCAA football.

Stanford (+1000) at #11 Notre Dame (-2200)

Coming off a bye week, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish are looking to keep their own CFP hopes alive against Stanford.

The Fighting Irish have a relatively easy schedule the rest of the way this season, facing only unranked teams (unless USC can claw their way back into the rankings before the end of the season). Could this cause them a bit of over-confidence against the Cardinal?

Just two seasons ago, Stanford rolled into Notre Dame and scored a big 16-14 upset. But last season, they managed just three wins, and they are 2-3 in their current campaign.

Catch all the odds for Stanford – Notre Dame right here.

That could be trouble against a confident Irish team that has Riley Leonard at QB, a player with 750 yards passing on the season to go with 370 yards rushing.

Stanford’s X factor could be their dual-threat QB, Ashton Daniels, who has already accumulated 250 rushing yards this season. However, facing a well-rested Notre Dame team with a significant talent advantage, overcoming two consecutive losses might prove too challenging for Stanford.

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