College Football Week 14 Odds, Picks & Predictions (Tuesday)
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Top College Football Odds & Picks: Week 14 (Tuesday)
Toledo vs. Akron
Akron won’t play in a bowl game this year but that hasn’t stopped them from really finishing out the season strong. The Zips have managed to win two of their last four games this year. In doing so, they’ve managed a three-win season for the first time since 2018. They’ll look to continue this strong play as they host Toledo on Tuesday night. The Rockets have had a bit of a substandard season by their pedigree. 4-3 in the MAC (7-4 overall) will have them playing in bowl season, but they will sit out the MAC championship game. It’s difficult to find the motivation angle for Toledo. Akron has struggled on defense. Their 33.6 PPG allowed is one of the worst in the MAC and they’ve been awful at stopping the run, allowing 182.7 yards per game on the ground. However, Toledo doesn’t really have the offense to exploit that. The Rockets are a pass first offense and rank 116th in EPA per play on running downs. Offensively, Akron hasn’t been a world beater but strong performances against Kent State, Buffalo and Eastern Michigan have the Zips moving the ball with confidence. With nothing to lose, I like the Zips to cover at home against their instate rival.
Pick: Akron +8.5
-Ryan Rodeman
Kent State vs. Buffalo
The Kent State Golden Flashes haven't earned a win all season. Now, they'll close out the regular season with a road matchup against a surging Buffalo Bulls squad that has won three consecutive games. What could go wrong? All jokes aside, Buffalo has been inconsistent defensively. The Bulls might be 7-4, but they've allowed more points than scored this season. The secondary has played well most of the time, and the run defense isn't so bad. Therefore, it's more likely Buffalo will get stops against a Kent State offense that has scored no more than 21 in any of its last five games. On the other hand, Buffalo has scored at least 37 points in regulation in each of the previous three games. C.J. Ogbonna doesn't have the highest completion percentage, but he's still thrown 16 touchdowns to only four interceptions. He's also a very good runner. Expect him to be a massive difference-maker in this matchup. I'm taking Buffalo at -21.5 (-110).
Pick: Buffalo -21.5
-Jason Radowitz