College football Week 11 is here. That means it's time to find some value on a couple of underdogs for Saturday's slate.
For the eighth straight season on our college football betting podcast, Big Bets on Campus, Collin Wilson and Stuckey pick their two favorite moneyline underdogs for each week's slate.
For Week 1 of the season, they're rolling with an underdog in the SEC and a first-half play in the Big Ten.
If you're feeling lucky, a parlay of both pups pays out north of 7-1 at the time of writing.
Let's dive into our college football moneyline underdogs for Week 11.
- 2018-24: 85-129, +15.91 Units
- 2025: 6-14, -5.7 Units
- Overall: 91-143, +10.21 Units
College Football Moneyline Underdog Picks for Week 11
Collin Wilson: Wisconsin 1H ML +240 vs. Arizona
| Washington Odds | ||
|---|---|---|
| Spread | Total | Moneyline |
-11 -110 | 44.5 -110o / -110u | -425 |
| Wisconsin Odds | ||
|---|---|---|
| Spread | Total | Moneyline |
+11 -110 | 44.5 -110o / -110u | +325 |
I’m taking Wisconsin on the first-half moneyline at +240 here.
I don't know what's happening to Washington on the road.
Against Michigan, it scored seven points total from one touchdown in the second quarter. Against Maryland, it didn’t even put up points in the first half and needed a 21-point fourth quarter to pull off a 24-20 win.
Looking back to November 2024 against Penn State, no touchdowns at all — just two field goals. Then last year, on the road against Indiana, Iowa and Rutgers, it managed just 16, 17 and 18 points, respectively.
Over a two-year stretch, Washington just can’t seem to get it going away from home.
And now the Huskies are heading to Madison to face a Wisconsin team that actually held Oregon in check defensively and has shown some significant life on that side of the ball.
Washington always takes its sweet time to wake up on the road, and Wisconsin’s defense is one that could really make it struggle in this one.
I'll take the Badgers on the moneyline in the first two quarters.
Stuckey: Kentucky +135 vs. Florida
| Florida Odds | ||
|---|---|---|
| Spread | Total | Moneyline |
-3 -115 | 44.5 -110o / -110u | -160 |
| Kentucky Odds | ||
|---|---|---|
| Spread | Total | Moneyline |
+3 -105 | 44.5 -110o / -110u | +135 |
I’m not sure if Florida even shows up here.
After that Georgia game, the Gators won't have much left in the tank. Plus, they have some tough matchups still left aganst Tennessee, Ole Miss and Florida State.
But now, they’re heading to Lexington with basically nothing on the line. Kentucky, meanwhile, is riding a pretty solid wave of confidence, especially in this rivalry.
Florida doesn’t have that interim coach boost anymore either, which matters.
More importantly, who exactly is DJ Lagway throwing to? Eugene Wilson, who was the offense’s go-to guy, is out. Dallas Wilson is out. Aidan Mizell and Vernell Brown III might miss this one.
So, what’s left? Are they going to throw it up to J. Michael Sturdivant 50 times?
On top of that, Florida can’t get pressure on the quarterback at all. Kentucky quarterback Cutter Boley is going to feel pretty comfortable back there.
Then, think about Kentucky’s offense. Florida’s defense tends to play a bit too high, leaving short passes and yards after catch wide open. That’s exactly the bread and butter of Kentucky’s attack.
Defensively, the Wildcats are stepping up, and that will be especially true with Florida’s depleted receiver corps. They’re solid against the run, so the Gators are stuck in a tough spot.
Cats win.
