College football Week 10 has arrived. 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 10 of the season, they're rolling with two underdogs in the Big 12.
If you're feeling lucky, a parlay of both pups pays out north of 5-1 at the time of writing.
Let's dive into our college football moneyline underdogs for Week 10.
- 2018-24: 85-129, +15.91 Units
- 2025: 6-12, -3.7 Units
- Overall: 91-141, +12.21 Units
College Football Moneyline Underdogs
Stuckey: UCF +140 vs. Baylor
| UCF Odds | ||
|---|---|---|
| Spread | Total | Moneyline |
+3.5 -110 | 59.5 -110o / -110u | +140 |
| Baylor Odds | ||
|---|---|---|
| Spread | Total | Moneyline |
-3.5 -110 | 59.5 -110o / -110u | -165 |
I’m leaning toward UCF in this one.
I have to give kudos to defensive coordinator Alex Grinch because the defense has actually stepped up this year. Grinch's defenses have been atrocious at some of his past stops, but that's surprisingly not the case with this UCF unit.
Meanwhile, Baylor looks like it might be done. It feels like the Bears just quit. They came into this season with higher expectations, but coming out flat last week really hurt their momentum.
The Bears got walloped by Cincinnati, 41-20, last week, and went into halftime down 24-6.
The defense is bad, and there doesn't appear to be a lot of fight left.
On the UCF side, Tayven Jackson is set to start under center, and there’s a chance it'll get its left tackle back.
The defense has been solid, whereas Baylor’s certainly hasn’t been. Mentally, I’m not sure where the Bears are at right now. All signs point to UCF being worth the risk.
Collin Wilson: Colorado ML +165 vs. Arizona
| Arizona Odds | ||
|---|---|---|
| Spread | Total | Moneyline |
-4 -110 | 52.5 -110o / -110u | -200 |
| Colorado Odds | ||
|---|---|---|
| Spread | Total | Moneyline |
+4 -110 | 52.5 -110o / -110u | +165 |
After giving up 53 points to Utah last week, I think head coach Deion Sanders lit a fire under defensive coordinator Robert Livingston’s ass.
The defense looked flat, especially after just holding Iowa State to 17 points the game before. It’s clear that something has to change.
Arizona has been pretty awful on the road, too, dropping two away games with its other loss coming to BYU at home in double overtime.
I think this number should be closer to a pick. Simply put, Colorado is being undervalued here. The Buffs might have looked shaky, but with Deion in charge, you just have to trust that one week was enough to shake things up.
Now, it's worth mentioning that Arizona is coming off a bye week, but Colorado still has some key matchup advantages it can exploit, especially against a Wildcats team that's hitting the road.
I’m rolling with Colorado on this one.
