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2019 NCAA Football Week 11 Betting
The first full week of “MACtion” is upon college football bettors looking to get a jumpstart on the weekend by padding their bankrolls. The first opportunity to do so at online sportsbooks comes Tuesday night with the doubleheader that finds Ball State, Western Michigan, Kent State and Toledo all in action. That’s followed by Wednesday’s Battle of the Bricks on ESPN2 between the Miami Redhawks and Ohio Bobcats. There are two other smaller conferences in action on Thursday night with the attention turning to the Washington Huskies and Oregon State Beavers on Friday night. Saturday’s slate stands to be a great one as LSU travels to take on Alabama, and undefeated Minnesota hosts unbeaten Penn State.
2019 College Football Week 11 Betting Schedule
College Football Tuesday, November 5, 2019
Kent State at Toledo (-7.5) | 7pm | CBSSN
Ball State at Western Michigan (-7) | 8pm | ESPN2
College Football Wednesday, November 6, 2019
Miami (Ohio) at Ohio (-6.5) | 8pm | ESPN2
College Football Thursday, November 7, 2019
Louisiana at Coastal Carolina (+13.5) | 7:30pm | ESPNU
Temple at USF (+1.5) | 8pm | ESPN
College Football Friday, November 8, 2019
UCF at Tulsa (+16.5) | 7pm | ESPN2
Washington at Oregon State (+9.5) | 10:30pm | FS1
College Football Saturday, November 9, 2019
UMass at Army (-35) | 12pm | CBSSN
Penn State at Minnesota (+6) | 12pm | ABC
No one expected either of these teams to be unbeaten in November, but both these teams have been extremely impressive. Minnesota squeaked past its first four opponents before turning it on in October, while Penn State has nice wins over Iowa, Michigan, and Michigan State in its last three games. The Nittany Lions are favored per the CFB betting odds due to their superior resume, and because the Golden Gophers have faced five straight backup quarterbacks in an incredible stroke of luck.
Texas Tech at West Virginia (+1) | 12pm | ESPN2
Purdue at Northwestern (+2) | 12pm | Big Ten Network
Vanderbilt at Florida (-24.5) | 12pm | ESPN
Western Kentucky at Arkansas (-2.5) | 12pm | SEC Network
Maryland at Ohio State (-42) | 12pm | FOX
Florida State at Boston College (-1.5) | 12pm | ACC Network
East Carolina at SMU (-23.5) | 12pm | ESPNU
Baylor at TCU (+1) | 12pm | FS1
Georgia Tech at Virginia (-17.5) | 12:30pm | ACC Network
UTSA at Old Dominion (-4.5) | 2pm | ESPN3
Air Force at New Mexico (+21.5) | 2pm | AT&T Sportsnet
Charlotte at UTEP (+11.5) | 3pm | ESPN Plus
South Alabama at Texas State (-7.5) | 3pm | ESPN3
Stanford at Colorado (+3.5) | 3pm | Pac 12 Network
UConn at Cincinnati (-34.5) | 3:30pm | CBSSN
USC at Arizona State (+1) | 3:30pm | ABC
The Trojans still have a chance to win the Pac 12 South, but they need to win out and hope that Utah stumbles in order to win the tiebreaker with the Utes after last week’s disastrous loss to Oregon. That defeat will probably lead to Clay Helton being fired later this month, but until then, Helton is still the man in Heritage Hall. Arizona State is still searching for one more win in order to go bowling, but the Trojans are still favored despite their road woes this campaign.
Georgia Southern at Troy (+3) | 3:30pm
UAB at Southern Miss (-7) | 3:30pm | NFL Network
Wake Forest at Virginia Tech (+3) | 3:30pm | ACC Network
LSU at Alabama (-6) | 3:30pm | CBS
The Bayou Bengals have been largely dormant this decade against Alabama, but LSU has a great chance of pulling off the upset this year. LSU has the current favorite to win the Heisman Trophy in Joe Burrow, and the Tigers are the No. 1 team in the country. They have the most impressive resume in the nation and Tua Tagovailoa won’t be 100 percent, so if the Tigers are ever going to knock off the Crimson Tide, it’s this year.
Kansas State at Texas (-5.5) | 3:30pm | ESPN
Illinois at Michigan State (-11.5) | 3:30pm | FS1
Louisville at Miami (FL) (-4.5) | 3:30pm | ESPN2
Iowa at Wisconsin (-9.5) | 4pm | FOX
North Texas at Louisiana Tech (-5.5) | 4pm | Facebook
New Mexico State at Ole Miss (-28.5) | 4pm | SEC Network
Georgia State at ULM (+2.5) | 5pm | ESPN Plus
FIU at Florida Atlantic (-10) | 6pm | Stadium
Utah State at Fresno State (-3) | 7pm | CBSSN
Unfortunately, the Aggies couldn’t hold up their end of the bargain last season to set up a Mountain West title game matchup against Fresno State. They will meet this year, but this time it will be with Gary Anderson leading Utah State and the Bulldogs without some key players from last year’s fantastic team. The Aggies have taken three of the last five meetings, but the Bulldogs covered per the college football betting odds in four of the five games.
Washington State at California (+7.5) | 7pm | Pac 12 Network
Missouri at Georgia (Check Back Later) | 7pm | ESPN
Appalachian State at South Carolina (-3.5) | 7pm | ESPN2
Tennessee at Kentucky (-2.5) | 7:30pm | SEC Network
Notre Dame at Duke (+6) | 7:30pm | ACC Network
Clemson at NC State (+31) | 7:30pm | ABC
It’s been a dreadful season for Dave Doeren and North Carolina State. The Wolfpack are the second-worst team in the ACC Atlantic with a 1-3 conference record, and they have yet to win a road game. NC State is undefeated at home, but Clemson is likely to smash them as the Tigers are an enormous favorite per the NCAAF betting odds coming into this game.
Liberty at BYU (-17.5) | 7:30pm | ESPNU
Iowa State at Oklahoma (-13) | 8pm | FOX
Wyoming at Boise State (-11.5) | 10:15pm | ESPN
Nevada at San Diego State (-17) | 10:30pm | ESPN2
San Jose State at Hawaii (-7.5) | 11pm | Facebook
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