CFB YTD: 24-11 (+11.9 units)
After a perfect 3-0 Week 13, we've now won 9 straight college football best bets! The Kansas Jayhawks stunned the Colorado Buffaloes to get things started on the right foot. Minnesota then came within a whisker of beating Penn State outright, which was another easy cover for us. In the nightcap, Notre Dame pummeled Army to easily cover the -15.5-point spread for us and our readers.
It's always fun to sweep the board, but there's no time to celebrate! Check out our 4 early predictions for Saturday, November 30 to get a jump start on Week 14. Good luck, sports betting family. Let's stay HOT!
Kansas at Baylor: Noon PM EST
Y'all just knew this pick was coming! We've ridden this Jayhawks squad to three straight victories and there's no reason to jump off the bandwagon yet. Kansas is on a mission to make a bowl game, and Baylor is all that stands in the way of that goal.
You just have to admire the amazing job that Lance Leipold has done in Lawrence. This team was just 2-6 headed into their bye, but Leipold and a few older players refused to let this team quit. Since that week off, Kansas has beaten three straight ranked teams (Iowa State, Baylor, Colorado).
The Jayhawks running game will be tough for Baylor to stop in this one. The Bears have had a good season, but Jalon Daniels and Devin Neal will once again pave the way for another Kansas W. Rock Chalk Jayhawk!
Arkansas at Mizzou: 3:30 PM EST
This play doesn't make much sense from a power ratings standpoint, but I like some of the potential matchup advantages for the Razorbacks. A lot of folks also don't realize that this is a rivalry game and two of the last four meetings have been decided by just two points.
I get that Arky is just 6-5, but they've played a much tougher schedule than Missouri. The Razorbacks have played the 30th toughest schedule in the country, according to Sagarin. The Tigers have played just the 56th toughest.
Even with that disparity, some of the metrics still look better on paper for the Hogs. Arkansas should have lots of success on offense, as Mizzou's D ranks outside the Top 60 against both the run and the pass. WOOO PIG SOUIE!
TCU at Cincinnati: 6:00 PM EST
Y'all know I love playing a good ole home dog, and I think we've got a live set of Bearcats in this case. Cincinnati needs a win to get bowl-eligible, so we know they'll be fired up and ready to roll on Senior Day.
On the other hand, it's hard to see TCU getting up for this game. It won't be super cold at kickoff, but temps in the low 30s won't exactly be cozy for the Horned Frogs. TCU has won 4 of their last 5 but I think they may be a little too fat and happy for this game.
I get that it's tough to back a team that's lost 4 straight like Cincy has, but I still think this team is better than its 5-6 record. Let's play the Bearcats and look for Corey Kiner to do plenty of damage on the ground.
Texas at Texas A&M: 7:30 PM EST
This one's scary on paper, but we all know that rivalry games sure ain't played on paper! Texas A&M is coming off a shocking loss at Auburn in 4 overtimes, but the Aggies will still be ready to fire their best shot here against their instate rival. Texas is a good team, but they're definitely not unbeatable.
The Longhorns have bullied most teams around, but we saw Georgia drill them at home earlier this season. This A&M team isn't quite as good as Georgia, but they've still got a stacked roster full of talent. Even with A&M's loss to Auburn, they can still make the SEC Title Game with a win over Texas.
Most of the metrics favor the Longhorns, but the Aggies have played a much tougher schedule. My numbers also say that this line should be Texas -4, especially when we consider the 12th-man advantage in this one. Gig 'em!