Video: College Football Week 3 Picks & Line Movement Predictions (2024)
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College Football Week 3 Early Picks | Line Movement Predictions (2024)
Seth Woolcock and Scott Bogman are back with y’all for Week 3 of NCAA College Football. Week 2 is over, and while some did better than others, the boys are back in the saddle for Week 3. They will give you their early lines and predictions for all of their favorite games.
How did you do in Week 2? What are you betting in Week 3? Let us know in the comments below!
College Football Week 3 Early Picks Timestamps:
- Introduction – 0:00:00
- Week 2 Recap – 0:02:04
- Arizona State vs. Texas State – 0:06:55
- Arizona vs. Kansas State – 0:09:00
- Memphis vs. Florida State – 0:11:44
- Alabama vs. Wisconsin – 0:14:41
- LSU vs. South Carolina – 0:17:33
- Boston College vs. Missouri – 0:20:22
- Norte Dame vs. Purdue – 0:23:56
- Washington State vs. Washington – 0:26:05
- Tulane vs. Oklahoma – 0:28:52
- Oregon vs. Oregon State – 0:31:28
- Georgia vs. Kentucky – 0:33:19
- Closing – 0:35:51
College Football Week 3 Early Picks Highlights:
- #16 LSU @ South Carolina: The Gamecocks host a ranked LSU team as seven-point underdogs in a much-anticipated SEC clash. LSU's defense has looked shaky, and South Carolina, led by dual-threat QB Lenor Sellers and transfer RB Raheim “Rocket†Sanders, may have enough to cover the spread. However, with LSU’s history of playing high-scoring games, the over might be the best bet. LSU has won seven straight against South Carolina since 2002, but the question remains whether their defense can hold up.
- #24 Boston College @ #6 Missouri: Missouri faces Boston College as 16.5-point favorites, but all eyes are on the status of Missouri's star wide receiver, Luther Burden. Burden's availability could swing the spread later in the week, and without him, Missouri's offense may struggle to put up big numbers. BC has been riding high after upsetting FSU and ranking in the top 15 in total defense, but Missouri's defense - ranked No. 1 overall - may put an end to BC's surprising run.
- #18 Notre Dame @ Purdue: Notre Dame, coming off an upset loss to Northern Illinois, takes on Purdue as 11.5-point favorites. The Irish have shown inconsistency on offense, with QB Riley Leonard struggling to find his rhythm. Meanwhile, Purdue is coming off a bye week and has a well-rounded offense led by QB Hudson Card. Despite Notre Dame's dominance over Purdue in recent years, this game feels like one to avoid betting, with emotions running high on both sides.
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