College Football Week 13 Betting Preview

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Week 0: 1-0, +1 unit
Week 1: 3-4, -1.4 units
Week 2: 3-4, -1.4 units
Week 3: 5-2, +2.8 units
Week 4: 4-2, +1.8 units
Week 5: 6-2, +4.08 units
Week 6: 0-7, -7.41 units
Week 7: 3-4-1, -1.24 units
Week 8: 2-3, -1.23 units
Week 9: 4-1-1, +2.94 units
Week 10: 2-5, -3.18 units
Week 11: 1-4, -3.26 units
Week 12: 2-4, -2.32 units
2018 Season: 36-42-2, -8.82 units
Note: All picks are 1 unit
 Kentucky @ Louisville

Louisville might be the biggest disappointment in the FBS this year. In the preseason, I had the Cardinals ranked #34 and had them as 13 point favorites in this game. The wheels have since completely fallen off and they've only had one ACC game within a possession. Kentucky is a 24 point favorite in my model so I've got the Cats here.

Pick: Kentucky -17

Illinois @ Northwestern

Illinois was looking respectable earlier in the season and they even led Penn State in the second half but they were shellacked by Iowa last week. The Illini have nothing to play for while Northwestern has the Rose Bowl in sight. My line is Northwestern by 28.5.

Pick: Northwestern -17

UAB @ Middle Tennessee

Both of these teams lost winnable games last week against SEC teams but have a lot to play for. Middle Tennessee has a shot at the CUSA title game, and UAB is playing for home field advantage in that game. I think that these teams are pretty even though- UAB has had a lot of close wins. I have Middle Tennessee by 2.5.

Pick: Middle Tennessee +3

Tennessee @ Vanderbilt

This is going to be a fun one as both teams fight for bowl eligibility. I think that Vanderbilt should be about a 7.5 point favorite here though- Tennessee has struggled through a lot of close games this year. I've got the Commodores.

Pick: Vanderbilt -3.5


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