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Welcome to college football Week 11.
For the ninth 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 11 of the season, they're rolling with a home SEC squad and a G6 team playing a Sun Belt foe that has faced a bit of disappointment. If you're feeling lucky, a parlay of both pups pays out at nearly 4-1 at the time of writing.
Let's dive into our college football moneyline underdogs for James Madison vs. UConn and Ole Miss vs. Oklahoma on Saturday, November 14.
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College Football Moneyline Underdogs for Week 11
UConn ML +160 vs. James Madison
| JMU Odds | ||
|---|---|---|
| Spread | Total | Moneyline |
-4 -112 | 57.5 -108o / -112u | -192 |
| UConn Odds | ||
|---|---|---|
| Spread | Total | Moneyline |
+4 -108 | 57.5 -108o / -112u | +160 |
By Stuckey
I’m throwing UConn in here, and it’s pretty simple.
The Huskies were unlucky last week against North Carolina, and they can move the ball.
This is really just a variance play for me, though. JMU isn’t going to the College Football Playoff anymore after suffering two losses, and this is in the middle of conference play.
It’s also the Dukes' 11th straight game; they’re the only team in the country playing their 11th consecutive game this week. They haven’t had a bye yet, and now they’re heading to a nonconference game at UConn.
There’s definitely some variance there, so give me the Huskies.
Oklahoma ML -109 vs. Ole Miss
| Ole Miss Odds | ||
|---|---|---|
| Spread | Total | Moneyline |
+1 -109 | 49.5 -112o / -108u | -109 |
| Oklahoma Odds | ||
|---|---|---|
| Spread | Total | Moneyline |
-1 -110 | 49.5 -112o / -108u | -109 |
I’m gonna go with Oklahoma. When I first started writing this up, it was an underdog, so we can still take it on the moneyline here.
Ole Miss is on corpse watch. That defense hasn't been able to stop the run all year.
Meanwhile, Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer has a new play-caller, and new offensive coordinator Jason Witten looked immaculate last week.
Mateer finally played a game without a turnover-worthy play and without a fumble. They’ve increased his carries, they’ve increased the workload, and OU’s offensive line is finally getting fortified and healthy.
The opposite can be said about Ole Miss, which will be without Patrick Kutas, its No. 1 run blocker on that offensive line. There’s just nobody there to run the ball.
I think Ole Miss is on corpse watch, but OU is fortified. Head coach Brent Venables got the vote of confidence. Witten is calling great plays. Let’s keep it going for the Sooners.
