Oklahoma* (-33) over West Virginia
Oklahoma is coming off of a win over Texas in the Red River Rivalry, but chances are they're far from satisfied with last week's performance. The Sooners left a ton of points on the table against the Longhorns thanks to costly red-zone turnovers and few other uncharacteristic lapses.
Those are the types of mistakes that coaches hate, and I expect Oklahoma to come out firing on Saturday and reassert themselves as one of the most dominant teams in the country.
Oregon State (+11) over California*
According to the Action Network, the bet ticket split in this game in close to even, but nearly 80% of the money is coming in on Oregon State. That indicates the big bettors are high on the Beavers this game.
Coming off of a 52-7 loss to Utah, it's a tough spot for Oregon State, but Cal has been far from a powerhouse this season, having not won a game by double digits since their Week 1 win over UC Davis.
Mississippi State* (+18) over LSU
LSU is coming off of a big win over Florida and has a game against Auburn on the horizon. After that, the Tigers get a bye week before their showdown with Alabama that will likely decide the SEC West.
Safe to say, LSU has a lot on their minds, and this feels like quite a trap game for them traveling to Mississippi State. I don't think the Tigers will underestimate their opponents, but the Bulldogs should be able to keep this game close.
Georgia* (-25.5) over Kentucky
Georgia suffered their first loss of the season last weekend to South Carolina, taking the L after kicker Rodrigo Blankenship missed a game-tying field goal in double overtime.
It was a brutal way for the Bulldogs to lose their undefeated status, but they are far from out of the playoff picture yet, with big games against Florida and Auburn on the horizon, and the potential for another big win in the SEC title game.
Still, Georgia is going to take the field like a team on fire on Saturday, and Kentucky is unlucky enough to be on the receiving end of the slaughter.
Penn State* (-9) over Michigan
This line is two points longer than I'd like it to be, but I still like Penn State to run over Michigan this weekend. The last time the home crowd rocked a whiteout for this game, the Nittany Lions trounced the Wolverines 42-13.
Penn State's defense is monstrous, and I don't see Michigan having much success moving the ball in this game. Hopefully, the home crowd energy will be enough for the Lions to roll once again.
Utah* (-13.5) over Arizona State
Herm Edwards deserves all the credit in the world for what he's built Arizona State into in just two seasons at the helm. The Sun Devils have already pulled off impressive wins against Michigan State, Washington State, and California this year.
But Utah's defense is going to be miles beyond any Arizona State has faced yet this season, and with the Utes fighting for a shot at the Pac-12 title and a potential spot in the playoff, it feels like the time to put their foot on the gas against a fellow ranked team.
Alabama* (-34.5) over Tennessee
This is a lot of points to give to a Tennessee side that has proven its ability to score throughout what's been, so far, a disappointing season, but this is not a game Alabama takes off.
For the past three years, the Crimson Tide have won this now-quasi-rivalry game by at least 37 points. This Alabama team is as talented as any of those that preceded it, and might even have more big-play potential than they've had in years past.
It's a scary number to cover, but Alabama has found a way there for three straight years, and I don't want to bet against that trend.
