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College Football Week 11 Same Game Parlay Odds & Picks (2023)

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College Football Week 11 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 11 Same Game Parlays.

College Football Same Game Parlay Picks: Week 11

(Odds courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook)

Miami Hurricanes at #4 Florida State Seminoles

Florida State comes into today as the No. 4 team in the CFB Playoff. Jordan Travis continues his spectacular season and has a nice streak of throwing a touchdown in 20 straight games. Miami suffered a heartbreaking loss against Georgia Tech a few weeks back, and while they’ve been competitive in some games thereafter, it has been disastrous for the most part. Quarterback Tyler Van Dyke is on a terrible run, as he’s averaging just 178 passing yards and has five interceptions over his last two games. In a rivalry game, you believe Miami will play much better, but this is the best competition they faced all season, and they’ve looked sluggish against lesser opponents.

Jordan Travis continues to excel as he’s fifth in most sportsbooks for odds to win the Heisman. This will be an excellent matchup for him, as the Hurricanes are 53rd in passing yards allowed per game.

Travis should have some great stats because one of the spots Miami excels in is against the run. Benson overall doesn’t get many carries and has gone over 12 once this season, and if you exclude the game against Virginia Tech, where he had 62 and 86-yard touchdown runs, he’s rushing just over five yards per carry.

Total Parlay: +541

Texas Tech Red Raiders at #19 Kansas Jayhawks

  • Leg 1: Over 62.5 (-105)
  • Leg 2: Jason Bean Over 1.5 Passing Touchdowns (-125)
  • Leg 3: Tahj Brooks 66.5 Rushing Yards (-114)

Texas Tech quarterback Behren Morton has looked great, but they’ll use the run game with Tahj Brooks, who has 20 or more carries in five out of his last six. Additionally, Brooks’ 1,033 rushing yards are sixth in the nation. Jalon Daniels is uncertain for this game, but Jason Bean has seen the field a lot in his time at Kansas, and he’s played well. He helped KU to complete the upset over Oklahoma last week and had a game-winning 80-yard touchdown pass to beat Iowa State. Neither team plays well on defense, as they are both outside of the top 60. Look out for a high-scoring game.

As we mentioned, Brooks gets the ball a lot as the Red Raiders want to control the game through the trenches. Kansas has been awful against the run, as their 163.6 yards allowed per game is 91st. This is a high number, but Brooks has been getting over 30 carries regularly, and the volume against this defense will send him over.

Last week, Bean wasn’t asked to do much, and Kansas played a heavy ground game against Iowa State, but against a better offense in Texas Tech, they will lean more toward the pass. Bean has just one game with multiple touchdowns against FBS opponents this year, that was Oklahoma State, who has the worst passing defense in the conference, allowing 18 passing touchdowns, five to Bean. Tech isn’t far behind, allowing 13, but they’ve also allowed the most completions in the conference.

Total Parlay: +560

#13 Utah Utes at #5 Washington Huskies

  • Leg 1: Washington -8.5 (-114)
  • Leg 2: Michael Penix Jr. Under 279.5 Passing Yards (-114)
  • Leg 3: Dillon Johnson Over 81.5 Rushing Yards (-114)

Washington has played some competitive games recently, but they’ve been able to come out on top as they remain unbeaten. Utah has taken a couple of bad losses where we were seeing the offense struggle. The defense, just a couple of weeks ago, gave up 35 points at home against Oregon, and now they face Washington, who were able to out-muscle them on offense. The Huskies’ defense isn’t as good as once perceived, but facing Utah, who’s tenth in points, they should hold them down.

Utah is still one of the best defenses in the conference. Despite giving up over 60 points to Oregon and USC, they did pretty well against those quarterbacks. Each of them came with a balanced attack, even USC did more running than they normally do. That’s the game plan you need to go into this game, so while Michael Penix Jr. should put some great stats, he won’t approach this total.

As mentioned, they will have a balanced attack, so the Washington ground game will get some attention. Dillon Johnson has been getting the ball much more during conference play, with 16 or more carries in four of five, and in those four games, he’s gone over this number.

Total Parlay: +561

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