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Another huge week in college football is just around the corner. This Saturday, the top teams in the College Football Playoff Rankings jockey for position.
NCAA Week 11 Predictions
Check out 4 games in NCAA Week 11 that should require bookies to use pay per head software. All the tools listed below are available through PayPerHead’s Prime Package.
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Wisconsin +9 at #20 Penn State -9
Many handicappers are willing to lay the 9 points because Wisconsin starting quarterback Alex Hornibrook won’t play. The Badgers are a tough team, though.
Trends point to Wisconsin winning this game against the spread. No matter which team’s over bet in your sportsbook, you must use your layoff account.
Make sure to also set max betting limits on the Badgers moneyline. Wisconsin could upset the Nittany Lions straight up. That would be a disaster.
#16 Mississippi State +24 at #1 Alabama -24
Alabama’s been great against the spread this season, going 6-3 overall and 3-0 in their last 3 games.
Bama’s defense has come around so much that it shut out LSU’s offense in Week 9 even though that rivalry game took place in Baton Rouge. The Crimson Tide should be overplayed in most sportsbooks for that very reason.
If your players over bet Alabama in your book, make sure to use your layoff account. The spread seems large, and it is, but Alabama’s peaking.
#8 Washington State -6 at Colorado
For the first time this season, the Washington State Cougars failed to cover. Washington State failed to beat Cal by 8 points, but they still won, which means the Cougars are in the hunt for a spot in the College Football Playoff.
Washington State should handle Colorado, losers of 4 straight both SU and ATS. Use your layoff account if the Cougars are overplayed.
If Colorado’s overplayed, consider allowing those betting dollars to ride.
#24 Auburn +14 at #5 Georgia -14
Georgia might be the better team, but they shouldn’t be more than -7 favorites over tough SEC rival Auburn. The Tigers have looked good in their last two games, both straight up victories.
Georgia most likely will get the bulk of the action. When that happens, consider not using your layoff account.
