College Football Picks Against The Spread For November 27

Here are all of Friday’s College games picked against the spread!

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15 of the 63 games are on Friday this week. Take a break from shopping and watch some football! Want the picks for these games? You can find that anywhere. Do you want them picked against the spread? Then you have come to the right place!

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In case you don’t know what I do here, I pick every college football game of the season. Against the spread. Trust me, it’s not as easy as it sounds! I take the average of the odds from all of the Vegas casinos. I then round to the nearest half. There will be no ties here. Ties are for the other football (soccer).

Last week I had another good week. I am now at 340-307 on the season. I am inching closer to my 55% goal! In all fairness, the experts that pick only a select few games per week hit about 60-65%. I feel like I am doing pretty well here!

Here are my college football picks against the spread for November 27:

Miami(FL) at Pittsburgh(-5.5)(2): Pitt looks like the better team and they are at home, but you can’t deny how much better the team has played since the dismissal of Al Golden. I’m not saying Golden was the problem, but the boosters sure thought he was, and the team heard all of that negativity. They are playing with a purpose now and they keep this close, but I still say Pitt by a touchdown.

Marshall at Western Kentucky(-10.5)(3): The Hilltopper defense has stepped up lately. Give me WKU.

(15)Navy(-2.5) at Houston(3): It looks like Greg Ward is good to go for Houston, which is bad news for the Middies. This should be a great game, but I’m taking Houston straight up at home. The AAC might be better than two power five conferences right now….

Western Michigan at (24)Toledo(-8.5)(2): I have this feeling that WMU is going to stay close, but not enough to put an actual bet on it. Give me Toledo.

Kent State at Akron(-10.5)(2): You know how I feel about Akron right now. I’m not giving up on them. Go Zips!

Eastern Michigan at Central Michigan(-23.5)(2): Can the Chippewas run the ball well enough to run off with this? Does it matter? EMU’s pass defense is nothing to write home about either. Give me Central Michigan.

Troy at Georgia State(-1.5)(3): How in the world did Troy win three games? Give me the Panthers.

Missouri at Arkansas(-13.5)(4): So long as the coaching staff keeps treating Drew Lock like an infant, the Tiger offense will remain more stagnant that week old coffee. I don’t see anything changing anytime soon. Arkansas covers, but they will have to work for it. Say 20-3 or so.

(20)Washington State at Washington(-5.5)(5): I know this is a rivalry, and it is in Seattle instead of Pullman, but this line is backwards. Cougars straight up by at least a half dozen. Maybe a full dozen. Or two…..

(4)Iowa(-1.5) at Nebraska(3): Nebraska fans have been chirping about ending Iowa’s perfect season since they took out Michigan State. I’m tired of hearing it, so you know the Hawkeyes are. This might get ugly. Iowa covers with relative ease.

Boise State(-7.5) at San Jose State(2): Given the way the Broncos have played lately, I don’t trust them to cover anyone by more than one score. I will stick with the Spartans at home.

Oregon State at (17)Oregon(-35.5)(2): This line is up a touchdown already, and I wouldn’t be shocked if it is around 38 by kickoff. I get it. The Beavers are easily the worst Pac 12 team right now, but will they really allow their rival to wipe the field with them? Not willingly, but I think it happens. Give me Oregon.

Massachusetts at Buffalo(-6.5)(1): Both these teams have been beyond aggravating this year. I’m going with UMass to keep it within three or so. Neither team is good enough to really walk off with it.

(7)Baylor at (19)TCU(EVEN)(3): These two teams are shadows of what they were a month ago. Baylor is now on their third string quarterback after Jarrett Stidham went down against Oklahoma State. Trevone Boykin is back for TCU, but he is missing his favorite target, Josh Doctson. This line is all over the place. In some places it is off the board entirely. I still see both teams being favored by up to two points. This ought to be a good one, but I don’t really think the Toadies can contain Corey Coleman or Shock Linwood for that matter. I’m going with Baylor in another high scoring affair.

Tulsa(-6.5) at Tulane(4): Not nearly enough. Tulsa’s defense is not great, but Tulane’s offense is mostly a disaster right now. Tulsa by double digits.

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Stay tuned for the rest of the picks against the spread this week, and hopefully some college FanDuel picks if I don’t get knocked out by tryptophan today!