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2019 NCAA Football Week 12 Betting
Week 12 of the 2019-20 college football season is one those partaking in the games at online sportsbooks will definitely by hyped for. Along with another full week of “MACtion” that stretches through Thursday, the North Carolina/PITT, La Tech/Marshall and Fresno State/San Diego State matchups are sure to wet everyone’s whistle leading up to Saturday’s main course. From there, a ton of crucial matchups are set to take to the gridiron with a number of sweet pairings set to go down in the Big Ten, Big 12, Pac-12 and SEC. The Big House matchup between the Michigan State Spartans and Michigan Wolverines is sure to get a ton of action across the board, as is the SEC battle set to go down between Georgia and Auburn. Rounding out the action is a couple of huge Big 12 tussles that pits Oklahoma up against Baylor in Waco and Texas against Iowa State in Ames – Let’s Get It On!
2019 College Football Week 12 Betting Schedule
College Football Tuesday, November 12, 2019
Eastern Michigan at Akron | 7:30pm | ESPN2/ESPNU
Western Michigan at Ohio | 8pm | ESPN2/ESPNU
College Football Wednesday, November 13, 2019
Bowling Green at Miami (Ohio) | 8pm | ESPN2/ESPNU
NIU at Toledo | 8pm | ESPN2/ESPNU
College Football Thursday, November 14, 2019
Buffalo at Kent State | 7pm | CBSSN
North Carolina at Pitt 8pm | ESPN
College Football Friday, November 15, 2019
Louisiana Tech at Marshall | 7pm | CBSSN
Fresno State at San Diego State | 9:30pm | ESPN2
College Football Saturday, November 16, 2019
VMI at Army | 12pm | CBSSN
Navy at Notre Dame | 2:30pm | NBC
Coastal Carolina at Arkansas State | 3pm
Idaho State at BYU | 3pm | BYUtv/ESPN3
Rice at Middle Tennessee | 4:30pm | ESPN+
Oklahoma at Baylor
From being the laughing stock of the Big 12 to winning seven games that included a thrilling Texas Bowl win over Vanderbilt, it’s safe to say Matt Rhule has the turnaround in Waco going full steam ahead. While Baylor won’t be competing for the Big 12 title this season, it thoroughly expects to take another step forward into its transformation of becoming a team the rest of the conference must take seriously on a weekly basis. They’ll have their shot in Week 12 when the Oklahoma Sooners come a calling! OU figures to be in the hunt for a CFP invite at this point of the season provided the offense doesn’t skip a beat with Jalen Hurts leading it and the defense finds a way to actually come up with a few stops. It’s been four long seasons since the Bears got the best of the Sooners, and the results of those matchups weren’t even close with Oklahoma winning them by an average of 18 points per game. With that, it comes as no surprise to see Rhule’s kids installed 13.5-point underdogs on the Game of the Year betting lines at online sportsbooks.
Southern Miss at UTSA | 6pm | ESPN+
ULM at Georgia Southern
UMass at Northwestern
Ohio State at Rutgers
South Carolina at Texas A&M
Stanford at Washington State
The Cardinal experienced loads of success versus Wazzou over the course of David Shaw’s first five seasons as the head coach of the football program. They went on to win every one of those games and managed a 2-2-1 record against the closing football odds. But since squeaking out a 30-28 win and non-cover in Pullman as 10-point chalk back in 2015, it’s been the Cougars that’ve dominated the Pac-12 North rivalry. Mike Leach has coached his kids to three straight wins and covers against Stanford after coming back to shock the Cardinal in Stanford Stadium and log the 41-38 triumph after battling back from a 28-14 halftime deficit. Both teams are expected to be in the mix for division honors this season, so much will be riding on this game that currently finds Washington State laying 6.5-points on the Game of the Year betting odds.
Syracuse at Duke
TCU at Texas Tech
Tulane at Temple
UCLA at Utah
USC at California
Minnesota at Iowa
UTEP at UAB
Texas at Iowa State
Though Matt Campbell is without a pair of huge cogs in David Montgomery and Hakeem Butler that helped lead the Cyclones to a third place finish in the Big 12 last season, the arrow is still pointed up in Ames. As ambitious the program seems to be, there are still plenty of question marks heading into the regular season. Just how for real is Iowa State? Well, college football bettors will get a very good idea of that in Week 12 when they host Tom Herman’s Texas Longhorns in a battle that could ultimately go a long way in determining the outright victor of the Big 12 regular season title. Having just run up against TCU and K-State, the horns could enter this tilt a bit fatigued and beaten up as physical both of those squads routinely are. With that, it comes as no surprise to see UT installed 2.5-point favorites on the Game of the Year betting lines regardless of the fact that it’s won and covered each of these rival’s last three matchups.
Virginia Tech at Georgia Tech
Wake Forest at Clemson
West Virginia at Kansas State
Wisconsin at Nebraska
Wyoming at Utah State
Appalachian State at Georgia State
Louisiana at South Alabama
Troy at Texas State
New Mexico at Boise State
Michigan State at Michigan
The Michigan Wolverines are expected to be a major player in the race to the College Football Playoff this season with their odds to win it all checking in at 14-1. The same can’t be said about the Spartans who currently offer up a beefy 30-1 return entering the season off a poor 7-6 campaign. The Game of the Year betting lines at offshore sportsbooks currently have the Wolverines installed near two touchdown Ann Arbor favorites to win back-to-back games against Sparty since dominating the rivalry from 1996-2005. That said, the Spartans have owned this matchup from a betting perspective as last year’s failure to cover the closing college football odds only dropped them to 9-1 ATS in the last 10 meetings. Still, much would have to be corrected – especially offensively – for MSU by the time this game comes around for the wagering public to take a liking to them.
Alabama State at Florida State
Arizona at Oregon
Arizona State at Oregon State
Central Michigan at Ball State
Memphis at Houston
Cincinnati at USF
Florida at Missouri
Hawaii at UNLV
Air Force at Colorado State
Incarnate Word at New Mexico State
Georgia at Auburn
The Tigers from Auburn have had no lick whatsoever in their recent non-divisional SEC clashes with the Bulldogs from Georgia. In fact, you can saw the Dawgs have had Gus Malzahn’s number with Auburn managing just three wins and pointspread covers in the last 10 skirmishes dating back to 2010. That includes the 28-7 manhandling in the 2017 SEC title game! Even with revenge on the mind last season, the tigers only managed to put 10 points on the board in a 17-point defeat “Between the Hedges” that saw them fail to cover the closing 13-point spread. UGA is going to once again be a tough chore for the Tigers to handle with Kirby Smart entering the fourth season of his tenure in Athens while having a Heisman Trophy caliber quarterback at his disposal in Jake Fromm. As unsettled Auburn looks to be offensively heading into the season, only having to lay 7.5-points with the Dawgs on the Game of the Year betting lines – regardless of the game taking place on the road – looks awfully attractive.
Indiana at Penn State
Kansas at Oklahoma State
Kentucky at Vanderbilt
Louisville at NC State
LSU at Ole Miss
Alabama at Mississippi State
NCAA Football Teams
2019 NCAA Football Schedule
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