College Football Week 6 Odds, Picks & Prediction: UNLV vs. San Jose State (2022)

Let’s take a look at the College Football Week 6 odds, picks, and predictions for this week’s game: UNLV vs. San Jose State.

Here are other game previews for Week 6:

• Texas A&M vs. Alabama
• Florida State vs. NC State
• Tennessee vs. LSU
• Texas vs. Oklahoma
• Ohio State vs. Michigan State
• Oregon State vs. Stanford
• Auburn vs. Georgia
• Michigan vs. Indiana
• Washington vs. Arizona State
• Ole Miss vs. Vanderbilt
• Virginia vs. Louisville
• Wisconsin vs. Northwestern
• Mississippi State vs. Arkansas
• Boise State vs. Fresno State
• Massachusetts vs. Liberty
• UAB vs. Middle Tennessee
• Miami (FL) vs. UNC
• Western Kentucky vs. UTSA
• Eastern Michigan vs. Western Michigan
• Notre Dame vs. BYU
• Ball State vs. Central Michigan
• Missouri vs. Florida
• Army vs. Wake Forest

And check out our other Week 6 College Football betting content:

• Thor Nystrom's Best College Football Week 6 Bets
• Bogman's College Football Week 6 Best Bets & Predictions
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• College Football Week 6 Odds, Picks, & Predictions: Under-the-Radar Plays
• College Football Week 6 Odds, Picks & Predictions: Longshot Bets

Check out Thor Nystrom’s Week 6 College Football Power Rankings >>

College Football Week 6 Odds, Picks & Prediction: UNLV vs. San Jose State

The pick: San Jose State -5.5

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