Video: College Football Week 10 Picks & Line Movement Predictions (2024)
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College Football Week 10 Early Picks | Line Movement Predictions (2024)
Seth Woolcock and Scott Bogman are back with y’all for Week 10 of NCAA College Football. Week 9 is in the books, and the boys are back for Week 10. They will give you their early lines and predictions for all of their favorite games.
How did you do in Week 9? What are you betting in Week 10? Let us know in the comments below!
College Football Week 10 Early Picks Timestamps:
- Introduction – 0:00:00
- Week 9 Recap – 0:01:58
- San Diego State vs. Boise State – 0:05:21
- Ohio State vs. Penn State – 0:08:26
- Ole Miss vs. Arkansas – 0:13:16
- Duke vs. Miami – 0:16:22
- Florida vs. Georgia – 0:18:59
- Oregon vs. Michigan – 0:21:53
- Indiana vs. Michigan State – 0:24:21
- Texas Tech vs. Iowa State – 0:27:25
- Texas A&M vs. South Carolina – 0:30:26
- Louisville vs. Clemson – 0:33:34
- Kentucky vs. Tennessee – 0:36:04
- Pittsburgh vs. SMU – 0:38:28
- Closing – 0:41:48
College Football Week 10 Early Picks Highlights:
- #4 Ohio State @ #3 Penn State: It’s a top-five showdown in Happy Valley with huge playoff implications. Penn State fans will pack the stands for this rivalry, but questions surround the health of Penn State quarterback Drew Allar. While Penn State boasts the fourth-ranked total defense, Ohio State's offense has struggled recently, especially in the run game. If Penn State's defense can pressure Ohio State, it could keep scoring low. Early picks lean toward the under, but updates on Allar's status could shake things up.
- #19 Ole Miss @ Arkansas: The Razorbacks head into this game as 6.5-point underdogs, coming off an explosive 673-yard performance. Ole Miss, however, continues to impress defensively, ranking among the top 10. With both teams facing offensive uncertainties due to injuries, the under may be the best play as weather could also impact the game.
- Duke @ #5 Miami: Duke is looking to rebound from a tough loss, and Miami’s top offense presents a stiff test. While Duke’s defense has been impressive, especially against the pass, Miami's depth on offense may be too much for the Blue Devils. Taking Miami to cover may be wise if the line dips closer to 20.
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