Bookies See Big Win With Buckeyes Cover Over Spartans

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Nov/11/2017

The Michigan State Spartan were the most wagered on side along with Notre Dame in College Football Week 11.  Bookies ended up winning with the Buckeyes covering a significant spread.  The final score was 48-3.

The blowout in front of the home fans helped Ohio State (8-2, 6-1 Big Ten, CFP No. 13) bury last week's mystifying loss to Iowa, and put it in sole possession of first place in the Big Ten East with two games remaining.

J.T. Barrett threw two touchdown passes and ran for two more scores, and Mike Weber rushed for 162 yards and pair of touchdowns for Ohio State.

"We can't go back in the past, of course, so I mean we try to just move on, learn from things, learn from losses, and I think that's what we did (after last week's game), grew from it." Barrett said.

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Odds to win 2017 College Football Championship Game (1/8/18)

Team

Odds

Alabama

2/3

Georgia

5/1

Clemson

7/1

Notre Dame

10/1

Ohio State

12/1

Oklahoma

12/1

Wisconsin

16/1

Miami, Fl.

20/1

Washington

28/1

TCU

33/1

Auburn

33/1

Oklahoma State

80/1

Penn State

100/1

 

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