Best College Football Picks & Parlays To Bet For Week 7
We've got another loaded slate on tap for Week 7, with key conference matchups and College Football Playoff contenders jockeying for position midway through the season.
We're getting right into it in the 3:30 p.m. window, with No. 8 Oregon taking on No. 7 Washington (-3) in a battle of Pac-12 unbeatens. We've also got No. 10 USC in a big road matchup at No. 21 Notre Dame, where the Irish are -2.5 favorites and desperate to avoid a third loss.
We've included both of those games and a few other favorites to construct two Week 7 College Football parlays. Make sure to use a trusted !
Best College Football Parlays To Back Today For Week 7
Leg 1: Cincinnati -5 over Iowa State
Cincinnati has lost three straight games for the first time since 2017, with the Bearcats falling to Miami (Ohio), Oklahoma and BYU in recent weeks. We like them to get back on track this week against Iowa State.
The Cyclones are coming off a 27-14 win over TCU, a game in which Horned Frogs quarterbacks threw four interceptions. That 4-0 turnover ratio made all the difference and Iowa State now has hope at 2-1 in conference.
The problem is they can’t stop the run, and the Bearcats are going to pound it on the ground all afternoon at Nippert Stadium. We’re on to kickoff our first Week 7 College football parlay featuring three home favorites.
Leg 2: Texas Tech -1.5 over Kansas State
The Red Raiders got off to a rough start this season, going 0-2 with one-score losses to Wyoming and Oregon. Those teams are now a combined 10-1 and the Red Raiders are looking up with back-to-back blowout wins over Houston and Baylor. They’ve also got a favorable home matchup this weekend against Kansas State.
The Wildcats are coming off a close loss to Oregon State, and they need better quarterback play out of Will Howard. The senior signal-caller has already thrown seven interceptions on the year and can’t afford many mistakes against a Red Raiders team that will control the clock with a consistent rushing attack. We’re on Texas Tech -1.5 for the .
Leg 3: Notre Dame -2.5 over USC
There’s not much to say about Notre Dame’s 33-20 loss at Louisville over the weekend. The Irish never got off the bus and can’t afford any more of those performances with such a tough schedule – one that includes a No. 10-ranked USC team coming to South Bend this weekend.
Notre Dame’s biggest problem this year has been drives stalling out on offense, but this Trojans defense absolutely stinks. They gave up more than 1,000 combined yards in wins over Colorado and Arizona and Irish QB Sam Hartman should have plenty of time to get settled in and pick this secondary apart.
The defense is also disciplined enough to keep Trojans QB Caleb Williams at least somewhat in check. It might only take a few stops given what this USC defense looks like at the moment. We’re on Notre Dame -2.5 for the third and final leg of our .
College Football Week 7 Parlay Bet No. 2
Leg 1: Indiana +33 over Michigan
This certainly looks like a blowout on paper. But we have a few reasons to believe the Hoosiers can keep it within reason Saturday in Ann Arbor.
Michigan is coming off back-to-back road games at Nebraska and Minnesota, and that travel adds up in little ways throughout the week of prep. Indiana is the far more rested team coming off a bye, and bad as they look the Wolverines have had trouble putting the Hoosiers away in the past.
Indiana upset Michigan in Bloomington three years ago and Michigan hasn’t beaten Indiana by 33 points or more since a 58-0 win back in 2000. We’re not putting the Wolverines on upset alert, but it’s a big number given the circumstances.
We’re on Indiana +33 to begin our featuring three road underdogs to cover or win outright.
Leg 2: Oregon over Washington +124
This is one of the biggest Pac-12 matchups in years, and it’s the final installment of this matchup before Oregon and Washington head for the Big Ten. It has the potential to be an all-timer, with the unbeaten Ducks heading to Seattle to take on the fellow 5-0 Huskies. We think Oregon can pull off the upset as a three-point dog.
Washington’s Michael Penix might be the best quarterback in the country and this Huskies passing attack is no joke. But they haven’t faced a defense like Oregon’s, with the Ducks’ secondary holding opponents to 153.6 passing yards per game. And it’s not like the Ducks can’t sling it – QB Bo Nix is averaging more than 330 yards through the air and Oregon will be game for a shootout.
Against a Washington offense that hasn’t really been tested, we like the Ducks to come up with the big stops late. We’re on Oregon moneyline for the .
Leg 3: Missouri over Kentucky +114
Both teams are coming off brutal losses – Kentucky got pounded at Georgia, 51-13, while Missouri let one slip away late in a 49-39 loss to LSU. They’ve been two of the more overlooked teams early this season and we’re about to find out which one is for real.
Good as the Wildcats looked en route to a 5-0 start, the offense remains very much a work in progress. The passing game is lackluster and Kentucky only managed 183 total yards last week against the Bulldogs.
Missouri’s defense isn’t quite on that level, but it’s tough against the run and should give Kentucky QB Devin Leary some problems. Missouri’s Brady Cook has been heating up in recent weeks and should lead the Tigers to another big conference win. We’re on Missouri moneyline.
