College Football Week 12 Same Game Parlay Odds & Picks (2023)

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College Football Same Game Parlay Picks: Week 12

(Odds courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook)

#6 Oregon Ducks @ Arizona State Sun Devils

  • Leg 1: Under 53.5 (-110)
  • Leg 2: Bo Nix Under 2.5 Passing Touchdowns (+110)
  • Leg 3: Cameron Skattebo Under 44.5 Rushing Yards (-114)

The Ducks took care of USC, and with a 6-1 conference record, they control their destiny. The offense led by Bo Nix is fantastic, as they lead the nation in points scored. However, some credit needs to go to the defense, as they're 12th in points allowed and 18th in total defense.

Arizona State had a road upset against UCLA last week, but they have already been eliminated from bowl eligibility. The Sun Devils have been an excellent defensive team, and they've hung around against some of the Pac-12's elite, but the injuries at the quarterback position have not allowed this offense to do much this year. In Tempe, Ariz., anything can happen, so this spread is a little too large and the under the more confident bet.

Bo Nix continues to thrive, and sportsbooks have moved him to the odds-on favorite to win the Heisman. He's thrown for over 290 yards in five of his last six and multiple touchdowns in each game this year. Still, ASU has had some outstanding defensive games this year, including against Michael Penix Jr., who they held to 275 passing yards and two interceptions. At 2.5, this is a tough one to take the over.

As mentioned, the Sun Devils have an outstanding overall defense, but injuries to the offense, especially at quarterback, have hurt this team. Cameron Skattabo has done well on the ground, but the 4.5 yards per carry is a little inflated due to the 11 carries for 121 yards he had against Washington State. However, he has scored in eight games this year. One of his worst rushing performances came against Utah, where he had just 31 yards on 12 carries. They were the fifth-best defensive team against the run, and Oregon is 10th.

Total Parlay Odds: +653


#22 North Carolina Tar Heels @ Clemson Tigers

  • Leg 1: Clemson -7.5 (-110)
  • Leg 2: Drake Maye Under 265.5 Passing Yards (-114)
  • Leg 3: Cade Klubnik Over 237.5 Passing Yards (-114)

North Carolina has a great offense led by Drake Maye, but they cannot play any defense. They were in a shootout last week against their in-state rivals Duke, who was playing with their backup quarterback and had only scored 40+ against FCS program Lafayette and 1-9 UConn. Clemson has failed to find consistency this year, but they are on their best stretch of the season. The offense is clicking, and they're responsible for 59 points in the last two games. The defense also has seven takeaways and two touchdowns in that span. At home, with an offense playing better recently and a significant advantage on the defensive end, the Tigers cover.

Drake Maye has been tested against some of the nation's best-passing defenses. He's faced three defenses that are in the top 40 in passing yards per game allowed. Against Appalachian State, he had his season-low 206 yards but had 290+ yards against Duke. Clemson has been locking down quarterbacks, allowing under 200 passing yards in their last six games. That defensive line knows how to put pressure, and Maye should have a tough day.

Cade Klubnik's first year as a starter isn't going too well. His QBR is 68th in the country, and he has thrown five picks in his last four games. They're still giving him the ball, and he will sling it, especially with how bad the UNC pass defense is at 83rd in passing yards allowed per game. The Tar Heels are allowing the fourth-most pass attempts per game, and Clemson is pretty much 50/50 with their pass and run plays, so Klubnik will get enough attempts to hit his over.

Total Parlay Odds: +573


#5 Washington Huskies @ #10 Oregon State Beavers

  • Leg 1: Under 62.5 (-110)
  • Leg 2: Michael Penix Jr. 318.5 Passing Yards (-114)
  • Leg 3: Rome Odunze Over 90.5 Passing Yards (-114)

Washington keeps playing close and competitive games, but they keep finding ways to win. Michael Penix Jr. continues to thrive as he makes his case for the Heisman, and he currently has the third-best odds on most sportsbooks.

Oregon State will be one of their toughest defensive challenges. The Beavers are 5-0 at home and have won each of those games by double-digits. They don't have the aerial attack like the Huskies, but they're one of the best at playing in trenches with one of the better-rushing offenses and defenses in the conference. Oregon State wants to slow the pace down, and they're good at it. It's unsurprising to see the Beavers as the favorite, especially how close Washington has played their opponents in the last couple of games. Don't trust the spread; trust that this will be a low-scoring game.

Michael Penix Jr. heads to New York City in a few weeks, and if he can end the season with some great performances, he might hoist the Heisman. This needs to be one of those games where he lights up the stat sheet. The Beavers are getting burned by the pass, as they are 73rd in passing yards allowed per game and surrender 11.35 yards per completion. Penix is 13th in the nation with 14.1 yards per completion.

With Oregon State being a top-20 run defense, Washington will lean heavily toward the air attack. That means the receiver corps will ball. The Beavers will have to have to pick their poison. If you try to emphasize shutting down Rome Odunze, then Ja’Lynn Polk will go off, and visa versa. Both should have an excellent state line, but you have to ride with Odunze.

Total Parlay odds: +573


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