Prop Bet Payday: Week 13 college football prop bets to bank on

Looking at the Week 13 college football betting odds and lines and highlighting five prop bet predictions.

Week 13 of the college football schedule is underway, and there are plenty of intriguing matchups Saturday. Below, we give you five college football prop bet predictions based on the betting odds and lines from the BetMGM game menu.

College football prop bet predictions

Odds via BetMGM; access USA TODAY Sports’ betting odds for a full list. Lines last updated Friday at 9:25 p.m. ET.

Penn State UNDER 27.5 points (+115)

The winless Penn State Nittany Lions (0-5) visit the Michigan Wolverines for a noon ET start. If there is one team you shouldn’t trust on offense this year, it’s Penn State. The Nittany Lions have struggled to move the ball and are now without their best player in TE Pat Freiermuth due to an injury. It’s going to be a real struggle for the Nittany Lions on Saturday, and expect them to be held under 28 points vs. the Wolverines.

UNDER 13 first-quarter points in PSU/Michigan (-115)

Speaking of Penn State and Michigan, look for this to be a fairly low-scoring game as both teams try to use the run to control the clock. Both offenses are really struggling and it’s hard to envision multiple touchdowns being scored early in this one. Take the UNDER on first-quarter points here as both offenses want to play a ball-control style of offense.

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Maryland OVER 23.5 points (-154)

In another Big Ten noon ET kickoff, the Maryland Terrapins visit the Indiana Hoosiers. The Terrapins are averaging 27.7 PPG, and they are coming off a game in which they scored 35 points at Penn State. They will face an Indiana defense that is far better than anything they’ve faced this season, but they should be able to find a way to get OVER 24 points in this game. Don’t be surprised if Maryland makes this a very competitive game, too, after recent back-to-back wins against Penn State and Minnesota.

Louisville OVER 27.5 points (-106)

The Louisville Cardinals face the Boston College Eagles for a 4 p.m. ET kickoff in Chestnut Hill, Mass. Excluding a 12-7 loss to Notre Dame earlier this season, the Louisville offense has been really good in 2020. It has a ton of speed at receiver and it averaging nearly 194.1 rushing yards per game. The Cardinals, who are averaging 28.1 points per game, should have no problem getting to 28 points in this game as the Eagles have allowed 26.7 PPG.

East Carolina +180 to win first quarter vs. SMU

A fun prop bet in Week 13 is for the East Carolina Panthers to win the first quarter against the visiting SMU Mustangs in an AAC game that starts at noon ET. East Carolina, which is coming off an impressive 28-3 win at Temple, often gets off to a fast start. Look for the Pirates to use their rushing attack to slow down this game and potentially win the first quarter.

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Prop Bet Payday: Week 12 College football prop bets to bank on

Looking at the Week 12 college football betting odds and lines and highlighting five prop bet predictions.

We’re headed into Week 12 of the college football schedule and there are plenty of intriguing matchups this week. Below, we give you five college football prop bet predictions based on the betting odds and lines from the BetMGM game menu.

College football prop bet predictions

Odds via BetMGM; access USA TODAY Sports’ betting odds for a full list. Lines last updated Friday at 3 p.m. ET.

Ohio State OVER 42.5 points (-115)

Ohio State has scored 139 points over its last three games for an average of 46.3 per game. The Buckeyes could have averaged more, but opposing offenses haven’t been able to keep up to push them. Ohio State is just far too explosive to be held under 40 points and its ceiling is a high as any team in college football right now.

Look for Indiana to score in the high-20s in this game and for the Buckeyes to potentially score 50 or more with Heisman-hopeful QB Justin Fields.

Wisconsin OVER 25.5 points (-129)

We’ve only seen the Wisconsin offense twice this season, but the Badgers have managed to score 45 and 49 points in those two games. They will be facing Northwestern’s strong defense Saturday, but look for them to have no problem scoring into the 30s in this Big Ten matchup.

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OVER 29.5 first-half points for Oklahoma State-Oklahoma (-106)

Two of the best offenses in college football will face off against one another Saturday evening and you can bet on fireworks early between these two teams. Both sides are highly explosive and can score three or more touchdowns in any given quarter. Look for Oklahoma to do a lot of the heavy lifting early in this game and get to 20 points itself in the first half.

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UNDER 30.5 points for USC (-121)

Late Saturday night, USC will take on Utah in a huge Pac-12 battle. While we haven’t seen Utah yet this season, it was among the best defenses in college football last season. USC’s offense tends to have long periods where the Trojans struggle to score, and with inconsistent quarterback play, they can be frustrating to watch.

Look for the Utes to keep the Trojans Under 30 points by playing ball-control and sound defense to shorten this game.

Washington State +0.5 (-106) in the first quarter at Stanford

Want another fun late-night Pac-12 prop bet to consider? Take Washington State +0.5 in the first quarter as it is one of the fastest starting teams in college football. Opponents tend to catch up to the speed of the Cougars offense as the game goes along, but they’ll get off to a fast start and win the first quarter against an 0-2 Stanford team.

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Prop Bet Payday: Week 10 College football prop bets to bank on

Highlighting five college football prop bet predictions and best bets for Week 10

We’re headed into Week 10 of the college football schedule, and there is a full slate of games with the return of the Pac-12. It can be a bit daunting targeting five props to bet on in a full weekend, so we’ll help you pluck a few winners to build your bankroll. Below, we give you five college football prop bet predictions from the BetMGM game menu.

College football prop bet predictions

Odds via BetMGM; access USA TODAY Sports’ betting odds for a full list. Lines last updated at 8:10 a.m. ET.

Georgia State 1st Quarter Spread -6.5 (-134)

The Panthers of Georgia State head into this week looking to redeem themselves after a 51-0 whipping at home against Coastal Carolina on Halloween night. They’re averaging 8.4 points per game in the first quarter this season, and that average was even more impressive before getting blanked against the Chanticleers last weekend.

On the flip side, Louisiana-Monroe has been outscored 45-0 in the first quarter in the previous three outings, and 87-10 in the first quarter in seven games overall this season.

Arkansas State-Louisiana 1st Half Total Over 34 (-125)

I am a huge fan of Sun Belt (Fun Belt!) action, and you can bank on plenty of scoring in the conference’s games. The Ragin’ Cajuns visited Texas State last week and combined for 28 total points in the first quarter, and 55 points in the first half, leading 34-21 before eventually winning 44-34.

Ark State won’t offer much resistance, as it is allowing 40.3 PPG this season, 103rd in the nation. The Red Wolves have allowed 79 points in the first half across the past three games, while the Ragin’ Cajuns have yielded 47 points in the first half over the previous three. Look for another high-scoring affair here.

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Florida-Georgia 1st Half Total Over 26.5 (-110)

Georgia’s defense has been on point this season, allowing just 300.6 total yards per game to rank 15th in the nation, while yielding just 16.2 PPG to check-in 14th. The Bulldogs will try and knock Florida QB Kyle Trask off the rails, as he quietly has added himself to the Heisman radar.

UGA has had 131 total points scored in the first half of its five games this season, an average of 26.2 points per game. Trask is easily the best quarterback Georgia has seen, so it won’t take much to go Over that average and cash a winning slip.

Western Kentucky-FAU 1st Half Total Under 20 (-110)

The FAU Owls were a high-scoring team under the tutelage of head coach Lane Kiffin, but they have been extremely sluggish under first-year coach Willie Taggart so far. The Owls were blanked 10-0 in the first half of their opener against Charlotte before recovering for the win. They combined for just 13 points in a loss at Marshall on Oct. 24, and last week they totaled 20 points against UTSA.

As far as Western Kentucky, it has scored a total of six points in the first half of its past two games, and it’s hard to envision a scenario where the offense explodes against this sturdy D, especially on the road.

New Mexico Total Game Points Under 22.5 (+100)

The Lobos of UNM posted 21 points last week at San Jose State in their opener. New Mexico will have difficulty against a Hawaii defense which has been strong against the pass during the early days of its season, allowing just 200.5 yards per game through the air. QB Tevaka Tuioti was the team’s leading rusher last week with just 69 yards, and he passed for 294 yards in the loss against the Spartans.

This Lobos team isn’t up-tempo, and they cannot roll up big points. It’s hard to see UNM scoring more points than it did last week, especially against a much better D in the islands.

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