Stanford vs. USC Point Spread: Why This Number May Be So Low

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The Stanford vs. USC point spread was listed at the Cardinal -3.5.  75 percent of the betting public was backing Stanford here.  Bet this game live at Bookmaker and qualify to receive up to $2500 in FREE CASH

“You have to worry about Stanford with an emotional letdown, coming off that big victory (26-20 over Oregon last Thursday),” William Hill bookmaker Nick Bogdanovich told Sporting News. “S.C. is playing much better ball now under (coach Ed Orgeron); Marqise Lee looks healthy. The public will probably still be on Stanford, but, according to all the experts out there 3 or 3 ½ is right there.”

Stanford has won four of the last five in this series.  The last three games have been won by 2 to 7 points, one of those games went into overtime.

The Linesmakers experts over at Sportingbet like the OVER 47 in this game.

“We're sensing an opportunity with the total, which sat at about 46 as of Thursday evening. Stanford has no problem playing a grind-it-out style, and USC figures to have trouble moving the ball against the Cardinal defense. Seven of these teams' last eight games combined have stayed UNDER, and our money is on that trend to continue on Saturday.”

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Week 12 College Football Betting Odds

Alabama  -25 Miss State Bet Now

Syracuse  +38.5 FSU Bet Now
OSU  -32.5 Illinois Bet Now

Stanford -3.5 USC Bet Now

Texas Tech  +27 Baylor Bet Now

Utah  +7 Oregon Bet Now

Oklahoma State  -3 Texas Bet Now

Michigan State -6.5 Nebraska Bet Now

Florida +13.5 South Carolina Bet Now

Georgia  +4 Auburn Bet Now

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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