College Football Championship Week Betting Systems Odds & Picks (2024)
It’s Championship Week in College Football! There will be three games on Friday and a handful of games on Saturday to figure out each conference champion.
Therefore, I checked out the college football betting systems and found my favorite three plays for the weekend. Follow along below.
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Championship Week Best College Football Betting System Plays
(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)
UNLV Rebels vs. Boise State Broncos
The Mountain West Championship will take place on Friday night between UNLV and Boise State. Both teams have made headlines throughout the season. For one, Boise State has Ashton Jeanty, a Heisman candidate.
On the other hand, Hajj Malik-Williams took over for Matthew Sluka at quarterback and has been nothing short of spectacular for the Rebels this season.
UNLV and Boise State have already played head-to-head this season. In that game, Boise State defeated UNLV, 29-24, with a total of 53 points.
Friday’s total is currently set at 57.5. However, the NCAAF Over Crew system, which has gained an ROI of 22.7% over the last 108 bets, likes the Over.
After all, Boise State scored more than 40 points per game, while UNLV earned 38.67 points per game. Both offenses are capable of putting together efficient drives and big plays.
Let’s ride with the Over.
Pick: Over 57.5 Total Points (-110)
Ohio Bobcats vs. Miami (OH) RedHawks
Will the real Ohio please stand up?
All joking aside, the Ohio Bobcats will take on the Miami (OH) RedHawks in the MAC Championship. The NCAAF Under Crew system likes this game to go Under. Ultimately, this system has added a 9.9% ROI over the last 144 wagers. It’s also earned more than 14 units of profit.
Ohio is coming off a 42-21 win against Ball State. However, the offense isn’t that appealing with Parker Navarro as the quarterback. He’s only got a QBR of 64.9 and has totaled just ten passing touchdowns with ten interceptions this season. He’s an excellent runner, but running the football will only help run the clock out.
Meanwhile, Miami (OH) has a more reliable quarterback, Brett Gabbert. He’s had more passing touchdowns and yards. However, his QBR is just 46.8, making him not the most efficient quarterback in the conference.
With both defenses allowing below 19 points per game, I’ll gladly take the Under with this system.
Pick: Under 44.5 Total Points (-110)
Tulane Green Wave vs. Army Black Knights
Some of you might want to bet the big games with these systems, but I’m pointing out the best value plays. It’s Army at home against Tulane.
The “Home Dogs at Night†system has earned a 14.6% ROI over the last 111 bets, more than 16 units of profit, and a 60% win percentage.
Most conference championships are played on a neutral field. However, the AAC will be played at Michie Stadium, home of the Army Black Knights.
This system looks for teams with a +2.5 to +11.5 line playing at home, with a start time above 6 p.m. Army fits the script. Plus, after Tulane’s embarrassing loss to Memphis last week, Army has a real shot at winning the conference in its first year.