Week 6 College Football Betting Odds

Week 6 college football odds get off to the best possible start with a Thursday night ESPN college football match-up from the Big 12 North as #24 Missouri hosts #21 Nebraska with the winner taking firm control of the division race. Mizzou may be a live underdog as a 3-point favorite at sportsbooks. Friday features another game in ESPN college football odds as Nevada hosts Louisiana Tech in a WAC showdown. Nevada opened as a 9.5-point chalk on the week 6 Vegas odds board.

Saturday is a literal buffet of outstanding college football betting games including the resurgent Auburn Tigers at Arkansas Razorbacks in a SEC clash on ESPN. Auburn broke through the polls this week to rank 17th and opened as a 3-point favorite in week 6 college football odds. Boston College meets Virginia Tech at noon with the Hokies -13.5 favorites in a game that can be seen on ESPN360. Lane Kiffin will likely not have much to run his mouth about as his Tennessee Volunteers host the deflated Georgia Bulldogs in a game that can be seen on ESPN360. Georgia was a slight 1.5-point favorite in college football lines for this one but is coming off a heartbreaking home loss to LSU which has moved the line down to -2.

The SEC has a phenomenal CBS double header that features top 20 teams in each game. #20 Ole Miss will get another chance to prove that they are for real as they host #3 Alabama, who is a 6.5-point road favorite in week 6 college football betting odds. The nightcap will feature a famed Saturday Night special from Tiger Stadium as #4 LSU hosts #1 Florida. The Tigers are very live 8.5-point home underdogs as Florida hopes Tim Tebow can answer the bell. The Big 10 has an attractive ABC double header as undefeated Wisconsin travels to Ohio State to take on the 9th ranked Buckeyes, who are 16-point favorites at sportsbooks. The ABC nightcap is appealing as well as #12 Iowa hosts Michigan as 8-point home favorites in week 6 college football odds. Michigan gut a kick in the gut in their OT loss at Michigan State last week.

ESPN2 gets an intriguing ACC college football match-up between #22 Georgia Tech and Florida State, who is a 3-point home favorite despite “limping in” with 2 consecutive losses and with coach Bobby Bowden under intense fire. The Ramblin’ Wreck is a favorite to take the ACC. It could be a massacre at Austin this weekend as the #2 Texas Longhorns host the outclassed Colorado Golden Buffaloes, who are whopping 32-point underdogs in week 6 college football betting odds for a game that will be seen on ESPN. This game may require a “mercy rule” and many sportsbooks might not even carry the line but you can bet on Texas -32 at Bodog!