Alabama vs Kentucky NCAA Football Spread/Handicapping
A blowout is in the making when the Kentucky Wildcats and the Alabama Crimson Tide face off on Saturday in Lexington in a SEC college football battle.
Articles by Cappers Picks related to online NCAA Football betting, and handicapping live CFB matchups.
A blowout is in the making when the Kentucky Wildcats and the Alabama Crimson Tide face off on Saturday in Lexington in a SEC college football battle.
The No. 17 ranked Florida Gators will aim to add to their current three-game win streak when they arrive in Baton Rouge to take on the No. 10 ranked LSU Tigers on Saturday in a SEC college football battle.
The West Virginia Mountaineers are coming off of a huge upset victory against the Oklahoma State Cowboys, and they have all of the confidence and momentum in the world as a result. Unfortunately for them, the No. 17 Baylor Bears are hoping to rain on their parade.
The Texas Tech Red Raiders are off to a nice start with a 4-0 record in first year coach Kliff Kingsbury’s first season in Lubbock. They have a great opportunity to push that to 7-0 with a few easy conference games to begin the month of October before a trip to Normal to play the Sooners.
With all the criticism they are receiving for being a bit of a paper tiger the Michigan Wolverines are still among a small group of teams that are undefeated for the season at 4-0.
You don’t usually get this kind of hype for a Northwestern – Ohio State game but this is a huge battle between undefeated teams. Both are ranked in the top 15 and whoever wins will be able to continue to pursue a BCS berth, maybe even become a favourite.
TCU has really disappointed me this year so I have to be careful from here on out. I thought they were a legitimate contender for the Big 12 crown (maybe even BCS sleeper) but with their losses already they aren’t looking too hot to win anything.
Coming off a bye week, the Syracuse Orange will get set to host No. 3 Clemson who arrives in upstate New York undefeated and reeling off solid performance from Heisman contender Tajh Boyd.
A pair of in-state rivals will face off on Saturday when the surging the North Carolina State Wolfpack arrive in Winston-Salem to take on a Wake Forest team that fell to 2-3 on the year after losing to Clemson in blowout fashion, 56-7, this past weekend.
South Carolina will no doubt want to post a win in their only home game in the month of October in hopes of bettering its chances of claiming this year’s Southeastern Conference Eastern Division title.
Derek Carr has stormed out the gates and is second in the nation among quarterbacks with 361 passing yards per game. It’s that type of offensive production that has fueled the Bulldogs and landed them a No. 23 ranking after an impressive 4-0 start — their best start since the 2001.
The No. 2 Oregon Ducks are set to hit the road for the first time since Week 2 when they take on the Colorado Buffaloes at Folsom Field. Their last opponent away from Autzen Stadium was Virginia when they took down the Cavaliers 59-10. If Colorado wants to avoid a similar fate, it better bring its A Game.
The Oklahoma State Cowboys were caught by surprise last week when they fell to the unranked West Virginia Mountaineers 30-21 on the road. WVU took out its frustration on the Cowboys following its 37-0 loss the week before, and now OSU will look to do the same to Kansas State.
In the Pac-12, Wild Wild West is a reality. With Sonny Dykes and Mike Leach at the helm, you know these teams are capable of putting on a western style shootout that will surely keep the scoreboard operators busy.
The Alabama Crimson Tide are entering Week 6 as the No. 1 team in the country, as well as huge favorites against the winless Georgia State Panthers. At this point, Alabama is a near-eight-touchdown favorite.
The 25th-ranked Maryland Terrapins climbed into the AP Top 25 in the Week 6 poll, but might not be there for long with a stern test on deck in the form of the No. 8 Florida State Seminoles.