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College Football Week 13 Betting
The last full week of MACtion kicks of the Week 13 college football betting schedule at online sportsbooks with a number of juicy matchup set to kick headlined by the matchup between Toledo and Buffalo on ESPN2 Wednesday night. The Thursday and Friday night games could also deliver some entertaining games with NC State set to square off against Georgia Tech, and the Mountain West clash going under the Friday night lights between Colorado State and Wyoming. All those weekday games will once again set the stage for another loaded Saturday card that will have even more on the line with the College Football Playoff rankings already established. There isn’t a bigger matchup going down in the Big Ten than the one that finds Penn State traveling to the Horseshoe to take on the Ohio State Buckeyes, while the in-state rivalry game between the UCLA Bruins and USC Trojans isn’t too shabby either! Buckle up, it’s going to be another action-packed week of college football betting!
2019 College Football Week 13 Betting Schedule
College Football Tuesday, November 19, 2019
Eastern Michigan at NIU | 7:30pm | ESPNU
Ohio at Bowling Green | 7:30pm | ESPN2
College Football Wednesday, November 20, 2019
Akron at Miami (Ohio) | 7:30pm | ESPNU
Toledo at Buffalo | 7:30pm | ESPN2
College Football Thursday, November 21, 2019
NC State at Georgia Tech | 8pm | ESPN
College Football Friday, November 22, 2019
Colorado State at Wyoming | 9:30pm | ESPN2
College Football Saturday, November 23, 2019
Texas State at Appalachian State | 2:30pm | ESPN+
Boston College at Notre Dame | 2:30pm | NBC
Georgia Southern at Arkansas State | 3pm
Penn State at Ohio State
Though a changing of the guard has taken place in Columbus, it won’t prevent the Buckeyes from looking to continue their dominance over the Nittany Lions. Even with key cogs to last year’s 13-1 team no longer in the mix, Ryan Day certainly didn’t take over the reins from Urban Meyer with the cupboard bare. I mean come on, it’s Ohio State for crying out loud! It can be argued that Penn State is the team with plenty of question marks with the offense losing virtually every key producer from a season ago. While the defense is no joke, it remains to be seen just what the Nittany Lions have to offer on the other side of the ball. They best have figured it out by this game with it looking to snap a two-game winless and three-game coverless streak against the Buckeyes. OSU is currently lined as 10.5-point favorites on the Game of the Year betting odds to extend the streak to three straight.
WKU at Southern Miss | 3:30pm | ESPN+
SMU at Navy | 3:30pm | CBSSN
North Texas at Rice | 3:30pm | NFL Network
Marshall at Charlotte | 3:30pm | Facebook
Old Dominion at Middle Tennessee | 4:30pm | ESPN3
Florida Atlantic at UTSA | 6pm | ESPN+
Miami (FL) at FIU | 7pm | CBSSN
Boise State at Utah State | 10:30pm | CBSSN
Troy at Louisiana
TCU at Oklahoma
Nevada at Fresno State
Oklahoma State at West Virginia
Oregon at Arizona State
Oregon State at Washington State
UCLA at USC
Two programs with much to prove are set to engage in gridiron warfare in Week 13 when the UCLA Bruins and USC Trojans crack skulls for the 89th time in the rivalry’s history. Considering UCLA won a grand total of three games in the first year of the Chip Kelly regime, it can be argued that last year’s 34-27 defeat was one of the worst suffered by the Trojans in the history of the school’s epic rivalry. USC’s three-game win streak over the Bruins went by the boards in the process, and the seat under Clay Helton’s behind got much hotter. He enters this season with it at a fever pitch, so if he actually makes it to this contest as head coach of the program, it’s one he likely has to win at all costs. The Trojans hit the board as 5-point favorites to incur some revenge on the Game of the Year lines, but I wouldn’t be in a hurry to hit that offering now with so much still unknown about both of these squads.
Pitt at Virginia Tech
Purdue at Wisconsin
Samford at Auburn
San Diego State at Hawaii
San Jose State at UNLV
Syracuse at Louisville
Temple at Cincinnati
Minnesota at Northwestern
Tennessee at Missouri
Texas at Baylor
Texas A&M at Georgia
The Aggies have seen their odds to win the national championship get longer since first opening up at 40-1. Jimbo Fisher’s kids can now be had at a 50-1 return, and that honestly has me scratching my head. The betting public isn’t taking Texas A&M seriously heading into the regular season, but they no doubt would be singing a different tune if Kellen Mond and company were able to go into Athens and hand Kirby Smart’s Bulldogs what would ultimately end up being an punishing blow to the team’s College Football Playoff chances. While that seems unlikely considering UGA is one of the three current favorites besides Clemson and Alabama to win it all, it’s only a 12.5-point favorite on the Game of the Year betting lines in the first-ever meeting with the Aggies as SEC rivals.
UCF at Tulane
UTEP at New Mexico State
Washington at Colorado
Western Carolina at Alabama
Coastal Carolina at ULM
South Alabama at Georgia State
UT Martin at Kentucky
Utah at Arizona
It’s safe to say the Kevin Sumlin era didn’t kick off in the greatest of ways a season ago. One only has to look at the team’s 5-7 overall record and the drop-off in production of quarterback Khalil Tate. Much is riding on the now junior’s ability to finally understand how Noel Mazzone wants him to run the offense which has tempered expectations in Tucson after they were at an all-time high at this time a year ago. If ever there was a backdrop for the Wildcats to let the Pac-12 know they’re back, this is no doubt it with Kyle Whittingham’s Utah Utes invading the desert looking to build upon its current three-game win and cover streak in the recent rivalry. Utah bludgeoned Arizona last season 42-10 as near two-touchdown home chalk last season, and will likely be touchdown favorites or greater in this revenge bout under the Pac-12 lights.
Michigan State at Rutgers
BYU at UMass
ETSU at Vanderbilt
Arkansas at LSU
Ball State at Kent State
Michigan at Indiana
Nebraska at Maryland
The Cornhuskers continue to be one of the more bantered about teams in the offseason even though the team did next to nothing in Scott Frost’s first crack at it in Lincoln. While the offseason lip service seems to be doing the job, college football bettors will be eager to see what Adrian Martinez and company have in store for their fans and those that back them with their hard-earned dollars on a weekly basis. This will be the ultimate litmus test for Big Red no doubt with this tilt against the Terps sandwiched in between home tilts against Wisconsin and Iowa with both of those teams no doubt fighting them tooth and nail for B1G West honors. Nebraska took care of business against the Terps in their line Big Ten matchup back in 2016 when they scored the 28-13 win and cover as 13-point home favorites, and will likely go off the board the favored side in this year’s road trip to College Park. Be sure to check the injury report and motivations for both teams before getting involved with this landmine of a matchup!
California at Stanford
Duke at Wake Forest
East Carolina at UConn
Houston at Tulsa
Illinois at Iowa
Kansas at Iowa State
Kansas State at Texas Tech
Liberty at Virginia
Louisiana Tech at UAB
Memphis at USF
Mercer at North Carolina
Abilene Christian at Mississippi State
NCAA Football Teams
2019 NCAA Football Schedule
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