College football betting picks against the spread November 9, 2019
We have a lighter college football betting Saturday with only 49 games happening this week. As most of you know, I was on vacation last week, but I still took to Twitter and made all of the picks there. It wasn’t ideal, but I didn’t have access to this platform. This is old news to most of you and just plain uninteresting to those of you that already know what happened. As for me, I haven’t watched the game yet, and am only composing one concise article mostly for archival purposes. You can check my Twitter account if you have doubts as to whether I actually picked these this way. This article also may not flow as nicely. I was on vacation! lol
Whether you are betting all 49 of them or not, they will all be picked here for you. I will provide my point bets so you know how confident (or not) I am in the pick. Not all college football betting picks are created equal.
I am two weeks behind on college football games, so the results threads will be postponed until I get caught up watching of all of these. I’m about halfway through the November 2 games, so the week 10 results should be up within the next couple of days.
For those of you that are new to this, I pick every college football game every week. Not a top five. Not a top ten. All of them. Big deal, right? Lots of people make picks. Well, I do them all against the spread! I take the odds of each game and average them out at all the Vegas casinos and round to the nearest half. There will be no ties here. Ties are for the other football.
The place to see all those Vegas odds is The Action Network. They also let you know where the public is betting. Don’t underestimate the value of that tool.
As we all well know, this is not an exact science. Due to the volatile nature of college football betting in general, this is for entertainment purposes only! I cannot be responsible for the loss of money, possessions, spouses, or limbs because of my picks. I can’t have that on my conscious.
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