Around the Big Ten | Guide to Week 11 Big Ten football
USC and Indiana meet in a rare Big Ten showdown, while UCLA hosts Illinois in a Friday night game with conference standings and playoff implications.
- Week 11 features college football matchups including Duke at Miami, USC at Indiana, and Oregon State at Boise State.
- The upset picks favor Duke over Miami, USC over Indiana, and Oregon State over Boise State.
- A betting analyst favors Duke at +425, USC at +300, and Oregon State at +400.
- ESPN’s College GameDay will broadcast from Boise State for the Broncos’ matchup with Oregon State. Boise State enters at 8-1 after eight straight wins, while Oregon State is 5-4 and has lost its past two games.
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Around the Big Ten | Guide to Week 11 Big Ten football
Power rankings UCLA – This team is fun. Indiana – Hoosiers somehow staying in the race for the conference title. Oregon – Ducks with a nice win in Columbus. The talent is finally showing. Iowa – Hawkeyes just need to take care of business the rest of the way. USC – Trojans won the bye...
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The Mercury newsWeek 11 picks: Indiana, Utah and Oregon cover, Miami struggles and Boise State rolls with ‘College GameDay’ in town
Welcome to the Hotline’s weekly picks against the point spread, published Thursdays throughout the regular season with a focus on the most intriguing matchups across the West and the top games nationally. Betting lines are courtesy of VegasInsider.com unless noted otherwise. (Games involving FCS teams not included.) I went 8-3 last week and am 65-55-3 for the season (54.2 percent). Picks are for entertainment purposes only … unless they aren’t.
USC-Indiana Betting Line Movement Raises QB Injury Concern
The USC and Indiana college football betting line moved dramatically on Wednesday afternoon. On one sportsbook, it moved by as much as four points, from a touchdown IU favorite to 11-point Hoosiers edge. So what’s going on with the Trojans? That’s what a whole lot of people want to find out. USC-Indiana Betting Line Movement […]
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