College football bettors have a loaded week of action to look forward to as the Week 10 college football schedule approaches. The MAC opens play on Wednesday with six games. There are two games on Thursday and three on Friday, with a trio of ranked teams — No. 9 BYU, No. 11 Miami (FL) and No. 21 Boise State all taking the field that day. Saturday’s schedule is highlighted by the return of the Pac-12 as well as a massive showdown between No. 1 Clemson and No. 4 Notre Dame.
With Trevor Lawrence (COVID-19) ruled out, the Week 10 college football odds from William Hill list the Tigers as 6.5-point favorites. Where is the best value for Week 10 college football bets? Before making any Week 10 college football picks, be sure to see what TGR EXPERTS are releasing.
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Week 10 College Football Odds
Wednesday, Nov. 4
Eastern Michigan at Kent State (-6.5)
Western Michigan at Akron (+17)
Ball State at Miami (OH) (-3)
Ohio at Central Michigan (pk)
Buffalo at Northern Illinois (+10)
Bowling Green at Toledo (-20.5)
Thursday, Nov. 5
Utah State at Nevada (-14.5)
Wyoming at Colorado State (+3.5)
Friday, Nov. 6
Miami at NC State (+9.5)
San Jose State at San Diego State (-9.5)
BYU at Boise State (+2.5)
Saturday, Nov. 7
Air Force at Army (-6.5)
North Carolina at Duke (+10)
Nebraska at Northwestern (-4)
Liberty at Virginia Tech (-14.5)
West Virginia at Texas (-7)
Michigan State at Iowa (-7)
Michigan at Indiana (+3.5)
Arizona State at USC (-10.5)
South Florida at Memphis (-17.5)
Boston College at Syracuse (+14)
Kansas at Oklahoma (-38)
Maryland at Penn State (-25)
Florida at Georgia (-4.5)
Houston at Cincinnati (-11.5)
Pittsburgh at Florida State (+1)
Arizona at Utah (-14)
Oklahoma State at Kansas State (+10.5)
Baylor at Iowa State (-13.5)
UCLA at Colorado (+5.5)
Texas A&M at South Carolina (+7.5)
Tennessee at Arkansas (+1.5)
Stanford at Oregon (-11.5)
Clemson at Notre Dame (+6.5)
South Alabama at Coastal Carolina (-16.5)
Louisville at Virginia (-2.5)
Washington at California (+1)
Washington State at Oregon State (+2.5)
