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College Football Week 13 Same Game Parlay Odds & Picks (2023)

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College Football Week 13 is here, and many teams will try to punch their way to bowl eligibility!

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College Football Same Game Parlay Picks: Week 13

(Odds courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook)

BYU Cougars @ #21 Oklahoma State Cowboys

  • Leg 1: Oklahoma State -16.5 (-115)
  • Leg 2: Ollie Gordon Over 130.5 Rushing Yards (-114)
  • Leg 3: Alan Bowman Over 1.5 Passing Touchdowns (-108)

It hasn’t been a great year for BYU in their inaugural season in the Big 12. Last week, they almost upset Oklahoma and never trailed by more than a touchdown. The quarterback situation is up in the air, as Keldon Slovis is still dealing with a shoulder injury, but Jake Retzlaff had his best performance by throwing for two touchdowns.

Meanwhile, Oklahoma State rebounded after the embarrassing loss to UCF and beat Houston. This is an important game for OSU because they’re in the Big 12 Championship with a win, but their chances become slim with a loss. The ground game will be critical because while Alan Bowman has been throwing well, he’s prone to turning the ball over. This is how the OSU will grab this win, as the Cougars are 109th in rushing yards allowed per game.

Ollie Gordon has been a beast this year, as his 1,414 rushing yards are tied for the best in the FBS, but he’s done it in fewer carries and is averaging 6.7 yards per play. As mentioned, BYU is getting torched on the ground for 117 yards per game. You might think this is a very high number, but here are Gordon’s rushing yard totals in the Cowboys’ last six wins: 164, 138, 271, 282, 168 and 136.

BYU isn’t great against the pass, ranking 75th, but they are far better than against the run. Bowman has been good for the OK State but has trouble with the turnovers. He’s also been reliant on getting a pair of touchdowns, as he has thrown for two touchdowns in five of eight Big 12 matchups. Lock him in again.

Total Parlay: +576

#2 Ohio State Buckeyes @ #3 Michigan Wolverines

  • Leg 1: Michigan -3.5 (-108)
  • Leg 2: Blake Corum Over 88.5 Rushing Yards (-114)
  • Leg 3: Kyle McCord Under 234.5 Passing Yards (-114)

The College Football world will be focused on its biggest rivalry come Saturday. Once again, this game has a lot of meaning as both are in the top four and have a chance to go to the Big Ten Championship. Michigan has gotten the better of Ohio State in the last two, and get to play this one in “The Big House.” The Wolverines have put up big numbers against the Buckeyes in the last two games with 40+ points each, and they could again with the 11th-best scoring offense. Their defense has been even better by being top in the nation, allowing just nine points per game.

Kyle McCord has done well against the easier defensive opponents, but he hasn’t had his best games with some of the better ones like Notre Dame and Rutgers. Michigan is the favorite for the right reason, and they will make it the third-straight victory.

Blake Corum has respectable numbers with 888 rushing yards, averaging 4.9 yards per carry, but nowhere near the 1,463 and 5.9 yards per carry he had last year. He definitely wants revenge because this was the game last year where he suffered the injury that ended his season. Although Ohio State is 19th in rushing yards allowed, Corum has stepped up against great competition. He had 145 rushing yards against the third-ranked defense against the run, Penn State, and 94 against the 33rd-ranked Maryland.

As mentioned, McCord hasn’t had his best games against better defensive competition. His worse passing yards totals have all come from teams that are top 25 in scoring defense (Notre Dame, Rutgers and Wisconsin). Facing the top-scoring defense and second-best passing defense will prove to be tough.

Total Parlay: +579

Washington State Cougars @ #4 Washington Huskies

  • Leg 1: Washington State +16.5 (-108)
  • Leg 2: Josh Kelly Over 64.5 Receiving Yards (-114)
  • Leg 3: Michael Penix Jr. Under 332.5 Passing Yards (-114)

Washington continues to play close games and finds ways to win. Last week, it was against No. 11 Oregon State, where the Beavers pulled within two points after being down 22-10, but the Huskies held them off. As a reward, they earned a spot in the Pac-12 Championship and moved up to No. 4. Now they face their first unranked opponent in a month. Washington State started the season 4-0 but did not win again until last week against Colorado, giving them a 2-6 conference record. They haven’t been runaways, as they’ve lost three of their six by less than a touchdown, including the last two. With how Washington has been playing, more than two touchdowns is a big number to cover.

The Cougars have the third-highest pass-play percentage, so expect them to pass throughout this game. Josh Kelly is an explosive receiver, averaging 15.4 yards after the catch. Nobody has seen more pass attempts than Washington, so expect Kelly and the rest of the receiving corps to see a lot of targets.

Michael Penix Jr. has had some impressive games, but he’s also been lackluster against favorable opponents. He went against USC, who are 113th in passing yards allowed and managed just 256 yards. He’s still getting these high totals based on his talent, but it’s difficult to trust him.

Total Parlay: +579

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