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College Football Week 10 Same Game Parlay Odds & Picks (2023)

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College Football Week 10 is here, and many teams will try to punch their way to bowl eligibility. We get you locked for a loaded Saturday with our favorite College Football Week 10 Same Game Parlays.

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College Football Same Game Parlay Picks: Week 10

(Odds courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook)

#5 Washington Huskies at #24 USC Trojans

  • Leg 1: Over 76.5 (-110)
  • Leg 2: Michael Penix Jr. Over 3.5 Passing Touchdown (-112)
  • Leg 3: Caleb Williams Over 318.5 Passing Yards (-114)

Washington has recently played some nail-biters but remains the only perfect team in the Pac-12. Despite the recent results, USC still controls their own destiny, as they sit second in the conference. This is a showcase of two outstanding offenses and two potential first-round quarterbacks. The total of 76 is a big number, but these teams can do it.

USC’s objective every game is to try and outscore you, and the defense is an afterthought. They’ve been atrocious against the pass, as they’re 104th in passing yards allowed per game, and their 22 passing touchdowns allowed are the second-most in the country. Michael Penix Jr. has five games with three or more passing touchdowns.

Washington is worse in passing yards allowed at 116th but has allowed half as many touchdowns as Southern California. Williams is out of the Heisman race with a couple of bad performances under his belt, but he’ll put up some great numbers in this game.

Total Parlay: +578

#10 Oklahoma Sooners at Oklahoma State Cowboys

  • Leg 1: Under 61.5 (-118)
  • Leg 2: Dillon Gabriel Under 260.5 Passing Yards (-114)
  • Leg 3: Ollie Gordon Over 15.5 Receiving Yards (-114)

Although it’s a rivalry game, it’s still important for both teams trying to win the Big 12 championship. Last week, it was the third time in 46 games that Dillion Gabriel threw for under 200 yards and no touchdowns. That was against a Kansas passing defense that’s 10th in the conference. Now he faces Oklahoma State that’s third in passing defense.

The Cowboys have found recent success in the run game with Ollie Gordon, as he has over 20 carries in his last four games and 200+ rushing yards in his previous two. Oklahoma has been great against stopping the run this season, allowing just 3.7 yards per carry and six rushing touchdowns. This will be strength vs. strength on both sides, resulting in a lower-scoring game.

The objective for OK State is to not allow Gabriel to be a factor. They have one of the better passing defenses because opponents do not pass against them, as they’re 37th in passing attempts allowed per game. Gabriel didn’t hit this number last year against the Cowboys, and they were 127th in passing attempts allowed then. They also went from 107th in passing yards allowed last year to 68th this year.

The Cowboys want to get Gordon involved in this offense any way they can because of how much his touches have impacted their performances. He’s seen four or more catches in two of his last three games, averaging over 9.6 yards per catch. He may not get big numbers on the ground, but he can be effective through the air.

Total Parlay: +551

#12 Notre Dame Fighting Irish at Clemson Tigers

  • Leg 1: Notre Dame -3 (-112)
  • Leg 2: Cade Klubnik Under 225.5 Passing Yards (-114)
  • Leg 3: Audric Estime Anytime First-Half TD Scorer (+155)

It’s been a disappointing year for the Irish, as they don’t have a shot at the playoffs. Running back Audric Estime has been fantastic, while Sam Hartman has played well at times. Still, this team relies on their defense. They’re coming off a game against Pitt, where they scored two defensive touchdowns.

Clemson is another team having a difficult year at 4-4. Cade Klubnik has struggled, as his 58.8 QBR is 73rd, and Will Shipley is running a full yard per carry less than last year. I’ll take Notre Dame’s defense to have another great game and come away with the win.

Klubnik got the keys to the offense this year but hasn’t been able to drive it. Each game but one where he has over 225 passing yards was against a passing offense out of the top 50. Except against Florida State, but that one went into overtime. Now he gets Notre Dame, who’s fourth in passing yards per game allowed and seventh in passing yards per completion allowed.

Estime will be challenged against a good run defense that allows under 100 rushing yards per game and 3.1 yards per carry. One aspect where they’ve struggled is allowing the runners to find pay dirt. They have allowed nine rushing touchdowns, and of the 10 red zone touchdowns they’ve allowed, six have been from the ground. When the Irish enter the red zone, they’ll let Estime take care of it.

Total Parlay: +806

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