Penn State Littany Lions 2018 College Football Win Loss Odds Prediction

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6 August, 2018

Penn State Littany Lions 2018 College Football Win Loss Odds Prediction

The Washington Huskies win/loss odds for the 2018 College Football season have the team total at 9.5 with the UNDER -125. Their odds were at 22/1 odds of winning the College Football Championship.

2018 Schedule Penn State Nittany Lions

Sept. 1 Appalachian State
Sept. 8 at Pitt
Sept. 15 Kent State
Sept. 21 at Illinois
Sept. 29 Ohio State
Oct. 6 OPEN DATE
Oct. 13 Michigan State
Oct. 20 at Indiana
Oct. 27 Iowa
Nov. 3 at Michigan
Nov. 10 Wisconsin
Nov. 17 at Rutgers
Nov. 24 Maryland

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Prediction

Expect the Nittany Lions to be favorites throughout this season with the likely exception of going to Michigan. Saquon Barkley is now in the NFL, but even worse, they lose nine defensive players.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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