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2019 NCAA Football Week 12 Betting
We’re in the homestretch of the 2019 college football season. There are plenty of great games to bet at online sportsbooks, and the stakes are sky high for teams hoping to make the College Football Playoff. The week begins with “MACtion” on Tuesday night, and there are two games every night from Tuesday to Friday. Saturday is packed to the brim with great games as Michigan hosts Michigan State for Paul Bunyan’s Trophy at noon, and Auburn hosts Georgia in the Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry at 3:30 pm. The best game of the bunch will be the ABC primetime showdown between Baylor and Oklahoma, as the two Big 12 rivals square off for first place in the conference heading into the final two weeks of the regular season.
2019 College Football Week 12 Betting Schedule
College Football Tuesday, November 12, 2019
Eastern Michigan at Akron (+17) | 6pm | ESPNU
Western Michigan at Ohio (PK) | 7:30pm | ESPN2
College Football Wednesday, November 13, 2019
Bowling Green at Miami (Ohio) (-18.5) | 8pm | ESPNU
Northern Illinois at Toledo (-2.5) | 8pm | ESPN2
College Football Thursday, November 14, 2019
Buffalo at Kent State (+4.5) | 7pm | CBSSN
North Carolina at Pittsburgh (-4.5) | 8pm | ESPN
College Football Friday, November 15, 2019
Louisiana Tech at Marshall (-2.5) | 7pm | CBSSN
Fresno State at San Diego State (-1) | 9:30pm | ESPN2
College Football Saturday, November 16, 2019
TCU at Texas Tech (-1) | 12pm | ESPN2
Wisconsin at Nebraska (+11.5) | 12pm | Big Ten Network
Tulane at Temple (+3) | 12pm | ESPNU
Alabama State at Florida State | 12pm | ACC Network
Michigan State at Michigan (-14.5) | 12pm | FOX
The Wolverines’ 21-7 win over the Spartans last year led to their first cover per the college football betting odds in this series since 2008. Michigan State had covered nine straight games prior to that, earning Mark Dantonio a reputation for being Michigan’s kryptonite. However, the Spartans have been their own worst enemy this season, and they might be in shellshock after blowing a 31-10 fourth quarter lead against Illinois last week. The loss dropped Michigan State to 4-5, and if the Spartans don’t win this game, they will have to win their last two games to go bowling.
Florida at Missouri (Check Back Later) | 12pm | CBS
VMI at Army | 12pm | CBSSN
Indiana at Penn State (-14) | 12pm | ABC
Kansas at Oklahoma State (-17) | 12pm | FS1
Alabama at Mississippi State (+19) | 12pm | ESPN
UMass at Northwestern (-38) | 12pm | Big Ten Network
UTEP at UAB (Check Back Later) | 1pm | ESPN3
Navy at Notre Dame (-10) | 2:30pm | NBC
Coastal Carolina at Arkansas State (Check Back Later) | 3pm | ESPN Plus
Idaho State at BYU | 3pm | ESPN3
ULM at Georgia Southern (-7) | 3pm | ESPN Plus
Troy at Texas State (+8) | 3pm | ESPN3
Virginia Tech at Georgia Tech (+5.5) | 3:30pm | ACC Network
Wake Forest at Clemson (-32) | 3:30pm | ABC
West Virginia at Kansas State (-14.5) | 3:30pm | ESPN
Texas at Iowa State (-6.5) | 3:30pm | FS1
The Cyclones nearly knocked off Oklahoma in Norman for the second straight time on Saturday. Iowa State stunned the Sooners in 2017, and Matt Campbell nearly led the Cyclones to an incredible comeback win last weekend. This team is a lot better than its 5-4 record, and that’s why the oddsmakers opened Iowa State as a touchdown favorite per the college football betting odds at home against Texas. The Longhorns squeaked past Kansas State in Austin, and a loss this week would likely snuff out any hope of returning to the Big 12 Championship Game.
Ohio State at Rutgers (+50.5) | 3:30pm | Big Ten Network
Central Michigan at Ball State (-2.5) | 3:30pm | CBSSN
Kentucky at Vanderbilt (+8) | 3:30pm | SEC Network
Memphis at Houston (+8.5) | 3:30pm | ESPN2
Hawaii at UNLV (+6.5) | 4pm | Facebook
Incarnate Word at New Mexico State | 4pm | Flo Sports
Syracuse at Duke (-10.5) | 4pm | ACC Network
Minnesota at Iowa (-3) | 4pm | FOX
Wyoming at Utah State (-6.5) | 4pm | ESPNU
Stanford at Washington State (-10.5) | 4:30pm | Pac 12 Network
The Cardinal experienced loads of success versus Wazzou over the course of David Shaw’s first five seasons as the head coach in Palo Alto. They went on to win every one of those games and managed a 2-2-1 record against the closing football odds.
However, since squeaking out a 30-28 win in Pullman back in 2015, it’s been the Cougars that’ve dominated the Pac-12 North rivalry. Mike Leach has led the Cougars to three straight wins and covers against Stanford after coming back to shock the Cardinal in Stanford Stadium in a 41-38 victory last year, and this year’s game will likely determine a bowl bid as both teams are 4-5.
Rice at Middle Tennessee State (-11) | 4:30pm | ESPN Plus
Louisiana at South Alabama (+26.5) | 5pm | ESPN Plus
Southern Miss at UTSA (+17) | 6pm | ESPN Plus
Cincinnati at USF (+12.5) | 7pm | CBSSN
Air Force at Colorado State (+10) | 7pm | ESPN2
LSU at Ole Miss (+21) | 7pm | ESPN
Louisville at NC State (+3.5) | 7:30pm | ACC Network
Arizona State at Oregon State (Check Back Later) | 7:30pm | FS1
Oklahoma at Baylor (+8.5) | 7:30pm | ABC
It’s safe to say that Matt Rhule was the right man for the job. Rhule took over an absolute dumpster fire of a situation in Waco, and he has turned Baylor back into a contender before anyone expected. The Bears were 1-11 in 2017, and they improved to 7-6 last year before this season’s 9-0 start. They’ll have a chance to win at least a share of the Big 12 conference title this week when they play the Oklahoma Sooners. Baylor is an underdog even though the Bears are undefeated and hosting Oklahoma, but the Bears must feel good about their chances after what we saw from the Sooners against Iowa State last week.
South Carolina at Texas A&M (-10) | 7:30pm | SEC Network
Appalachian State at Georgia State (Check Back Later) | 7:30pm | ESPNU
UCLA at Utah (-21) | 8pm | FOX
New Mexico at Boise State (-27) | 10:15pm | ESPN2
Arizona at Oregon (-26) | 10:30pm | ESPN
USC at California (+6) | 11pm | FS1
Georgia at Auburn (+2.5) | 3:30pm | CBS
The Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry has plenty on the line this year. A Georgia loss would eliminate the Bulldogs from College Football Playoff contention, while an Auburn victory would have massive implications for the CFP race. Oregon and Alabama are both hoping for a Tigers’ win here, as it would help both their cases in the eyes of the Selection Committee. Georgia has won five of the last six games in this series, but Auburn emerged victorious the last time these rivals met in Jordan-Hare Stadium.
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