Top Cappers Picks for College Football October 21

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Top Cappers Picks for College Football October 21

Computer Picks, Ralph Michaels, Tonny Ricci, Kyle Buchman and Al Grant, these are your top college football handicappers over the last 14 days, according to the G911 Sports Hub.  Sports Central has cooled off a bit of late but have enjoyed a solid month in college football as has R&R Totals and Ben Miller.  As such, we will take a look at who they are on as well for October 21, 2023.

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Tonny Ricci has been heavily profiled here and he's on Penn State in their marquee game against Ohio State Saturday.

The Nittany Lions come in as +5 dogs (when he made his pick).  As of Saturday morning, we have 67% of the public backing Penn State on the spread. 

The line on this game has been as low as Penn State +3.5 and, as of Saturday, that number was +4.5 at most books.

Circa, throughout the last couple of days, has had the number in the +5 to +5.5 range, thus encouraging more action on PSU.  They were down to +4 Saturday morning.  Pinnacle had dropped to +4.  Bovada was still holding at +4.5.

Kyle Buchman is 8-2 in his last ten college football plays and he's on the South Florida Bulls vs. UConn OVER 54.5 and Charlotte vs. Eastern Carolina UNDER 41.

Al Grant likes Alabama -8 and Wisconsin -2.5 in their key games of the day.  He's 6-3 in his last nine plays.

Ben Miller is 6-4 with his last ten picks in college football.  We have our first consensus pick with South Florida vs. UConn and the OVER 54.5, also chosen by Kyle Buchman. 

82% of the public is backing the OVER as well. The total has moved up from 54.5 to 57 with books certainly encouraging the UNDER on this one.  Pretty much every book has boosted the total to 57.  This makes the OVER especially enticing here.  

Miller is also on BYU +3 and Navy +10.5.

Lastly we have R&R Totals 8-2 with their last ten plays and they're on the UNDER 40.5 in that Charlotte vs. Eastern Carolina game as well. 

Nearly 80% of those betting the total are backing the UNDER.  That number has dropped from 41.5 to 40 at Circa.   Pinnacle has also dropped the number to 40.  Bovada has moved the number all the way down to 39.5 having had it as high as 41.5.  Both teams come into this game with one win apiece. 

East Carolina has scored 17 or fewer points in four of their last six games overall.  Charlotte has scored 16 or fewer points in their last three.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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