College Football Week 12 Best Bets, Predictions and Picks from Steve Makinen:
Week 11 had some nail-biting action for bettors in college football, as there were several late backdoor covers as well as several games that were decided by a point or two on the line. Seemingly, as usual, I caught what I thought were some pretty bad breaks, none worse than Auburn failing to cover a +6.5-point line at Vanderbilt in overtime after essentially covering the number for all 60 minutes of the regulation time.
Again, I managed to turn a decent start into an 8-10 ATS finish. It’s been quite frustrating, as I now sit at 93-102 ATS for the season, a mediocre 47.7%. It seems like I’m spending a lot of time on Betting Splits and team tendencies going too far back, and as a result, overlooking my Strength Ratings too much. If you read the article I published last week on Makinen Strength Rating Results, you would see that my CFB Power Ratings and Effective Strength Ratings projections are both right around 54%. I’ve decided I should start at that point and then drill down from there. That’s just what I tried to do this week as I came up with my Week 12 college football Best Bets, which have a few more games than usual on a very big betting board.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2025
Clemson at Louisville
Clemson comes off perhaps its best game of the season, a convincing 24-10 win at home versus Florida State. Louisville comes off its worst game, a 29-26 home loss to Cal as an 18.5-point favorite. That is the backdrop for Friday night’s meeting in Louisville. It’s a game getting pretty good attention on the DraftKings Betting Splits, with 71% of the bets getting behind the host Cardinals. I’m not sure why, as historically, teams coming off bad upset losses tend not to bounce back well. Teams still ranked even after losing as 7-point favorites or more are 72-35 SU, but 41-64-2 ATS (39%) in the follow-up games.
Also, ranked teams coming off a close loss of 7 points or fewer and playing an unranked team are 117-29 SU but just 60-82-4 ATS (42.3%) since December of 2015. Clemson has always been a solid road team under head coach Dabo Swinney and is 24-13 (64.9%) ATS in road/neutral games since 2020. The win last week has the Tigers thinking bowl game at 4-5, and they have a chance for nice momentum to close the season with two winnable games remaining.
College Football Week 12 Best Bet: Give me Clemson +3 on the road at Louisville Friday night
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2025
Coastal Carolina at Georgia Southern
There are a couple of glaring things on the total for this Coastal Carolina-Georgia Southern game that catch my eye. The first thing is an obvious one at DraftKings, as a remarkable 99% of the handle appears to be backing the Over 60.5 for the contest. Now, why wouldn’t they? CCU has hit the 40-point mark in three straight contests. Of course, any time a 99%-1% lopsided betting splits disparity arises, you can count on me looking for reasons to go the other way. Well, I find two.
First, if you read my strength ratings results article, you would have noticed that green stars on the Bettors Ratings for Effective Strength & Bettors Ratings do pretty well. Well, both are on the Under for this one. Second, neither of these teams plays real fast, both averaging around 66-67 offensive plays per game, average figures. Their past opponents have played really fast, as both defenses have been on the field for around 73 plays per game. That has driven their recent point totals up a lot. Remember, offenses dictate tempo. I expect a slower, non-60s-plus type of game.
College Football Week 12 Best Bet: I’ll go Under 60.5 in Coastal Carolina-Georgia Southern
Texas at Georgia
To me, the obvious inclination for this Georgia-Texas clash is that the Longhorns need the win to stay in the CFP hunt, and they are riding a four-game winning streak, so they should be poised to do so. However, have you thought for even a moment recently that this team is clicking and deserving of a playoff spot? I haven’t, and I think the line (-6) is somewhat telling in who oddsmakers believe is the better team. My Power Rating says Georgia should be favored by more than a TD (-7.3). My Effective Strength Ratings concur.
Of course, then we have the Bulldogs qualifying for my favorite series of home trends in ranked vs ranked games: 1) In games featuring two ranked teams since 2017, home teams are now 214-108 SU and 186-127-9 ATS (59.4%). 2) Digging deeper into that data, you will find that when the home team has been ranked better, those teams have gone 122-29 SU and 91-56-4 ATS (61.9%). 3) Adding another point spread wrinkle to the last angle, when better-ranked home teams have been single-digit favorites or underdogs, they have gone 63-26 SU and 56-30-3 ATS (65.1%) since 2017.
If that weren’t enough, coming off the 34-31 win vs. Vandy, which they nearly gave away, the Longhorns are up against this angle: Teams coming off a win over a ranked team and playing another ranked team are just 61-83 SU and 62-79-3 ATS (44%) since September ‘19. I expect a lower-scoring Georgia-defense-dominated game.
College Football Week 12 Best Bet: I’ll lay the 6 points with Georgia at home
Appalachian State at James Madison
A few years ago, seeing Appalachian State as a conference road underdog would have triggered a nearly automatic play on the Mountaineers. The most recent ASU teams are not worthy of any automatic backing, and the point spread for Saturday at James Madison (+21) truly articulates how overmatched they have become. Currently, they are riding a three-game losing skid, including a heartbreaking 25-23 home loss to GSU last Thursday. As such, they are playing into what has been a pretty lucrative betting system, indicating that road teams in conference games coming off very close losses of less than 3 points have struggled lately, 84-114 ATS (42.4%) since 2011.
Speaking of recent team trends, there have been very few angles as reliable as backing James Madison as chalk, as JMU is 29-16 (64.4%) ATS as a favorite since 2020. My numbers are showing that the Dukes are actually underpriced here, as the Power Ratings show they should be favored by 22, and my Effective Strength Ratings stretch it even further to 24. Head coach Bob Chesney’s team could wrap up a SBC title game berth in this one, I don’t expect them to waste the opportunity.
College Football Week 12 Best Bet: I’ll back James Madison as a hefty -21 point favorite
South Florida at Navy
I think the last couple of weeks have fully revealed the Navy football team’s weaknesses as they have been beaten soundly by North Texas and Notre Dame. Naturally, the injury to QB Blake Horvath has hurt, but prior to those two losses, let’s not forget that they had dropped four straight games against the spread, perhaps covering those flaws. It doesn’t get any easier for the Midshipmen on Saturday as they take on South Florida, a team that has put up an astounding 52.3 PPG in its last six outings.
The Bulls are ranked and hoping to still stay in the hunt for the Group of 5 CFP bid. They are favored by 10.5 points in Annapolis. In games week 12 or later in the season, ranked road teams are now 131-35 SU and 91-72-3 ATS (55.8%) vs. non-ranked home teams since 2017. Digging deeper into this data, you will find that when these ranked road teams are favored by more than 6 points against non-ranked hosts, they have gone 113-16 SU and 73-53-3 ATS (57.9%) in that same Week 12 and later time span. In addition to that, AAC favorites in the -7 to -12 line range have gone 114-15 SU and 74-49-6 (60.2%) ATS since 2015.
College Football Week 12 Best Bet: Give me South Florida -10.5 at Navy
Georgia Tech at Boston College
After pretty competitive outings versus Louisville and Notre Dame, reeling Boston College sort of threw in the towel last week against SMU, getting pounded 45-13. It doesn’t get any easier this week as the Golden Eagles host a Georgia Tech team that has its sights set on the ACC title game and getting the ugly taste of defeat out of its own mouth. The Yellow Jackets were stunned at NC State to open the month of November and have had two weeks to stew on it.
As it is big road favorites that are ranked fare well late in the season: In games Week 12 or later in the season, ranked road teams are now 131-35 SU and 91-72-3 ATS (55.8%) vs. non-ranked home teams since 2017. Digging deeper into this data, you will find that when these ranked road teams are favored by more than 6 points against non-ranked hosts, they have gone 113-16 SU & 73-53-3 ATS (57.9%) in that same Week 12 and later time span. When they are coming off bad losses, they have been even better: Ranked teams coming off of double-digit losses have responded nicely of late, going 59-22 SU and 51-29-1 ATS (63.8%) in the next game since November of 2021.
College Football Week 12 Best Bet: I expect Georgia Tech (-16.5) to handle BC easily
Wisconsin at Indiana
I immediately regretted my choice to go against the grain this past Saturday and expect even a little bit of production from the Wisconsin offense. The Badgers did get a win, a 13-10 decision, and then celebrated as if they won the conference title. The problem is that the offense is still wretched, and it’s almost impossible to see them getting into double digits against Indiana.
In fact, my Effective Strength Ratings show head coach Luke Fickell’s team mustering 5.2 points and losing by 37. Plus, teams coming off a win over a ranked team and playing another ranked team are just 61-83 SU and 62-79-3 ATS (44%) since September 2019. I’d like to say that they could be catching Indiana on a downtrend after the Hoosiers just survived Penn State, but ranked teams coming off a close win of 7 points or fewer where they didn’t cover the point spread, are on a 217-51 SU and 155-111-2 ATS (58.3%) surge when favored in the next game since October of 2015. I don’t see Wisconsin’s defense getting torched, but how do you back a team that you know won’t score?
College Football Week 12 Best Bet: I’ll take Indiana to cover the -29.5 versus Wisconsin, let’s say 38-6
NC State at Miami (FL)
There is another game with a massive total handle disparity on the Over, as 98% of the ledger is backing that side of the total in the NC State-Miami (FL) contest, with the number set at 55.5. None of my numerical projections show anything over 54.6 points combined for this game. Now, I can see how bettors would flock to this game as a potentially high-scoring affair, with Miami QB Carson Beck coming off one of his better outings, and NC State having just put up 48 points in the win over Georgia Tech. However, the Wolfpack are now in this lucrative total angle because of that result: Teams coming off a win over a ranked team and playing another ranked team are 68-33 Under the total (67.3%) in the next contest dating back to September of 2021. Plus, Miami’s defense will be the best unit on the field Saturday.
College Football Week 12 Best Bet: I’ll go UNDER 55.5 in NC State-Miami
Penn State at Michigan State
I’ll give Penn State some due credit for their recent efforts against Iowa, Ohio State, and Indiana. The Nittany Lions were competitive in all three games, going 2-1 ATS. However, they are still winless in Big Ten play, having lost six straight games. After that three-game grind against some of the better teams in the league, they are now left to muster up some motivation to put it to a lesser opponent on the road in order to cover a lofty number.
Seems like a difficult proposition, and last week’s late loss is going to prove particularly tough to get up off the mat from: Teams coming off a loss at home to a top 10-ranked team are just 133-142 SU and 120-153-2 ATS (44%) in the next game since October of ’16. As it is, Penn State is 12-23 (34.3%) ATS coming off SU Loss since 2015. Michigan State is also on a losing skid of six games, but has played with a ton of heart, going 5-1 ATS. The Spartans should get plenty of motivation from being an underdog to a downtrodden PSU team.
College Football Week 12 Best Bet: Give me Michigan State +7.5 at home to Penn State
Notre Dame at Pittsburgh
Prior to breaking out in the second half of last week’s 49-10 win over Navy, it could be argued that Notre Dame was struggling a bit. They were only up 21-10 at halftime, they beat an overmatched BC squad just 25-10, and benefited greatly from weather and turnovers in their 34-24 defeat of USC. The line now for this week’s game, Irish -12.5 at Pitt, is greatly minimizing the challenge at hand for head coach Marcus Freeman’s team on Saturday. In fact, my Effective Strength Ratings say this line should be less than double-digits (ND -9.6).
The Panthers are flying under the radar seemingly, but they have played very well, coming in having won five straight games SU and ATS. They were a double-digit underdog in one of those games, at Florida State, and won outright. Their current ranking of 22nd is deserved, and as such, they could benefit from playing at home versus the ninth-ranked team in the country, since in games featuring two ranked teams since 2017, home teams are now 214-108 SU and 186-127-9 ATS (59.4%).
College Football Week 12 Best Bet: I’ll back Pitt as the +12.5-point home dog to Notre Dame
North Carolina at Wake Forest
You can slowly feel North Carolina starting to get it right behind head coach Bill Belichick and the new regime. They have won back-to-back games for the first time since Weeks 2 and 3, and are 3-1 ATS in their last four games. In that span, they are 3-0 in the underdog role. For this week, they face in-state foe Wake Forest and are an underdog once again.
The Demon Deacons come off an impressive win of their own, having upset Virginia on the road, 16-9. However, that result actually has me leaning against them by virtue of two different successful betting systems: 1) Teams coming off an upset win over a Top 15-ranked team are 115-84 SU but just 84-114-1 ATS (42.4%) in the follow-up contest dating back to November 2016. 2) Teams still unranked even after beating a ranked team in the prior game are 78-38 SU but just 49-65-2 ATS (43%) when favored in the follow-up contest since November of 2015. This feels like a down-to-the-wire contest to me. In which case, I’ll take the points.
College Football Week 12 Best Bet: North Carolina +6.5 at Wake Forest it is
Oklahoma at Alabama
Despite both Oklahoma and Alabama being ranked in the top 11 teams in the country, I simply don’t look at them as same level programs, and I think the Tide are ready to prove it on Saturday in a game not really priced as such. Alabama is a somewhat short -6 favorite here, and not only does my Power Rating line suggest it should be closer to -8.7, but Alabama will be looking to extend an incredible 30-9 ATS (76.9%) surge at home. Plus, we know that when ranked teams play one another since 2017, home teams are now 214-108 SU and 186-127-9 ATS (59.4%).
Add the other two qualifiers to it once again: 1) when the home team has been ranked better, those teams have gone 122-29 SU and 91-56-4 ATS (61.9%). 2) When better-ranked home teams have been single-digit favorites or underdogs, they have gone 63-26 SU and 56-30-3 ATS (65.1%) since 2017. The win two weeks ago by OU at Tennessee may be the reason we got a couple extra value points. Plus, teams coming off an upset win over a Top 15-ranked team are 115-84 SU but just 84-114-1 ATS (42.4%) in the follow-up contest dating back to November 2016.
College Football Week 12 Best Bet: Roll Tide -6 over Oklahoma
Texas State at Southern Miss
We have a pair of teams at different ends of the emotional spectrum meeting in Hattiesburg, MS, on Saturday. Texas State lost its fifth straight game outright and seventh straight ATS at Louisiana last week and then proceeded to embarrass itself in a postgame altercation on the field. Meanwhile, Southern Miss won its fifth straight game in business-like fashion by beating Arkansas State 27-21 on the road to stay atop the Sun Belt West standings.
The Golden Eagles are looking a lot like the Marshall team of a year ago, which isn’t a surprise since they lured the Herd’s Head Coach Charles Huff over in the offseason. Here, USM gets a chance at some payback, even though a lot of the players weren’t around for it. TSU humiliated the Southern Miss program, winning 58-3 last year and outgaining them 703-194. The tables should turn this year as the Bobcats are the ones on the downtrodden end of the spectrum. College football teams seeking revenge and having at least four more wins on the season than their opponent have been very successful, going 110-20 SU and 84-41-5 ATS (67.2%) since 2016.
College Football Week 12 Best Bet: I’ll lay the 4 points with Southern Miss
Florida at Ole Miss
Regardless of what the -15 line insinuates, this is a dangerous game for Ole Miss as it looks to wrap up a probable CFB berth on Saturday. First, there are a ton of rumors suggesting that head coach Lane Kiffin could be a top target for Florida in the offseason. If he has even the slightest interest in that job, is he going to want to embarrass the Gators and turn off potential recruits with a rout here? Second, we’ve seen the Rebels come up short in recent years in what were expected to be relatively easy wins. As it is, Ole Miss is 13-22-2 (37.1%) ATS in Conference games since 2021.
It has been a long time since Ole Miss was expected to handle the Gators this easily, and in fact, they have only hosted them twice over the last 30 years, playing as underdogs both times. In the recent history of this series, underdogs are 5-2 SU and 6-1 ATS in the UF-MISS series since 2002.
It is rarely an easy time as it is for big-ranked favorites late in the season: In games Week 12 or later in the season, there has been a huge discrepancy in the performance of ranked home teams against non-ranked visitors at the 12-point favorite line mark. As favorites of 12 points or more, they have gone 115-14 SU but just 53-70-2 ATS (43.1%). Also, ranked home favorites of more than 14 points are 341-27 SU but just 160-204-4 ATS (44%) versus unranked conference opponents since October 2015. Kiffin and Ole Miss lost to Florida last year. They’d be more than happy to just register a W here.
College Football Week 12 Best Bet: I’ll take the +15 points with Florida at Ole Miss
Mississippi State at Missouri
I was wrong about Missouri last week. Behind backup QB Matt Zollers, the Tigers looked nothing like the team that had competed hard in a near upset the previous game at Vanderbilt. Now, head coach Eliah Drinkwitz has to get his team up for what is a very pesky Mississippi State team on Saturday. The oddsmakers have done Mizzou no favors either, installing them as 7-point favorites. The Bulldogs boast an impressive 5-2 ATS record in the underdog role this season and have continued to fight hard through the SEC slate as they seek a bowl-clinching sixth win. Don’t overlook how important playing in a bowl game would be for head coach Jeff Lebby’s squad after they went 2-10 last year. My Power Ratings say this game should only be priced at -5.5, and my Effective Strength Ratings go as low as -3.1, MSU should be a very live underdog in this one, so don’t overlook the money line either.
College Football Week 12 Best Bet: It’s Mississippi State +7 for me
Michigan at Northwestern
When a team is sort of robotically going through the motions with a 7-2 record while going just 3-6 ATS, you need to look for special spots that might motivate that team to play above expectation. When you look at the remaining games for Michigan, I see two such spots. Of course, the rivalry game versus Ohio State is an automatic motivator, but this Saturday’s game against Northwestern is also unique in that the Wolverines get to play at Wrigley Field. Historically, it’s been the Wildcats’ opponent that has gotten up most for these games at the Friendly Confines, as Northwestern sports an 0-5 record there.
As it is, Michigan is 20-10 (66.7%) ATS in road/neutral games in the last four seasons. Head coach Sherrone Moore’s team has also had a couple weeks off since edging Purdue 21-16 to get ready for this one: Ranked teams coming off a close win of 7 points or fewer where they didn’t cover the point spread, are on a 217-51 SU and 155-111-2 ATS (58.3%) surge when favored in the next game since October of 2015.
Plus, this being a late-season game, this angle will also be in play: In games Week 12 or later in the season, ranked road teams are now 131-35 SU and 91-72-3 ATS (55.8%) vs. non-ranked home teams since 2017. Digging deeper into this data, you will find that when these ranked road teams are favored by more than 6 points against non-ranked hosts, they have gone 113-16 SU and 73-53-3 ATS (57.9%) in that same Week 12 and later time span.
College Football Week 12 Best Bet: I’ll side with Michigan to cover the -11.5 points at Wrigley
Kennesaw State at Jacksonville State
The two remaining unbeaten teams in Conference USA play square off Saturday when Jacksonville State hosts Kennesaw State. It would seem from the line that oddsmakers view these foes as two different-level squads, as KSU is installed as a 3-point road favorite. Granted, the Owls have won seven straight games while going 5-2, and have generally been united in the fact that most preseason prognosticators projected them as the worst team in CUSA. However, my ratings indicate that KSU is perhaps a bit overpriced and that the host Gamecocks could take some motivation away from being the underdog and being the defending conference champion. Head coach Charles Kelly has rebuilt this team from departed Rich Rodriguez quicker than anyone thought. My Power Ratings say this should be a 2-point spread, and my Effective Strength Ratings call for a 2.2-point number. With JSU on a 13-4 ATS run at home, getting the Gamecocks at plus-points seems nice.
College Football Week 12 Best Bet: I’ll go Jacksonville State +3 to cover & potentially upend Kennesaw State
TCU at BYU
Both TCU and BYU go into Saturday’s head-to-head matchup off of losses. Here is the difference, though. Prior to TCU’s upset loss at home to Iowa State, the Horned Frogs weren’t really playing well anyhow, going 2-2-1 ATS in their prior five games with the cover margins in the wins being 2.5 and 1 point. BYU, however, had to go against a buzzsaw at Texas Tech and lost 29-7, thus putting their undefeated record in the rearview mirror. It is TCU that now has to step into the grinder, as it is never easy to play at BYU, particularly when things aren’t clicking.
I expect the Cougars to rebound nicely here, and not only because of this system: Ranked teams coming off of double-digit losses have responded nicely of late, going 59-22 SU and 51-29-1 ATS (63.8%) in the next game since November of 2021. The price for the game isn’t all that daunting either, with BYU just a -4.5-point home favorite.
Consider that when you analyze this angle: In games Week 12 or later in the season, there has been a huge discrepancy in the performance of ranked home teams against non-ranked visitors at the 12-point favorite line mark. As favorites of 12 points or more, they have gone 115-14 SU but just 53-70-2 ATS (43.1%), but at any other line, including underdog, they are 40-8 SU and 31-17 ATS (64.6%) since 2017. TCU is 1-2 SU and 0-2-1 ATS in three Big 12 road games thus far. This will be the toughest one yet.
College Football Week 12 Best Bet: I’ll take BYU -4.5 to get it done versus TCU
West Virginia at Arizona State
I don’t think it’s a dangerous assumption to say that Arizona State is a different offense without QB Sam Leavitt in the lineup. That said, the Sun Devils are still playing well and have picked up the defensive effort, particularly since Leavitt’s been out. Overall, ASU has gone Under the total in seven of its last eight games, allowing just one opponent to score over 24 points. That is quite an accomplishment considering who they have faced. In fact, for the season, they are holding teams 15.4 points below their season averages. That would put West Virginia on pace for about 8 points here.
Of course, WVU has also been dealing with its own QB injury woes this season, and other than the 45-point outlier versus Houston two weeks ago, the Mountaineers have only scored 17.8 PPG in their other six most recent contests. Even still, an inordinate percentage of bettors at DraftKings, 93% of handle and 77% of bets are taking the Over 48.5 for this one. My Effective Strength and Bettors’ Ratings formulas call for 45.4 and 44.5, respectively.
College Football Week 12 Best Bet: Give me Under 48.5 in the ASU-WVU Big 12 clash in Tempe
Iowa at USC
I have written on several occasions this season about the USC offense when it’s playing in the comforts of home. Since Lincoln Riley showed up in LA a few years ago, the Trojans have averaged 44 PPG in all home games, including 36 PPG in Big Ten play. The fewest points they have scored on a Big Ten foe at home has been 28 points. In which case, I ask, how can Iowa keep up here? The line -7 is somewhat of a disrespect to the proficiency with which the Trojans score at the Coliseum, especially when you consider that they currently average 10 PPG overall than Iowa does. While I do think the Hawkeyes will manage to stay in the game for much of it on Saturday, in the end, the potency will be the difference.
Take a look at this late-season ranked home team angle on lesser-priced home teams: In games Week 12 or later in the season, there has been a huge discrepancy in the performance of ranked home teams against non-ranked visitors at the 12-point favorite line mark. As favorites of 12 points or more, they have gone 115-14 SU but just 53-70-2 ATS (43.1%), but at any other line, including underdog, they are 40-8 SU and 31-17 ATS (64.6%) since 2017.
Plus, with Iowa off the heartbreaking loss to Oregon, consider that teams coming off a loss at home to a top 10 ranked team are just 133-142 SU and 120-153-2 ATS (44%) in the next game since October of ’16, and that road teams in conference games coming off very close losses of less than 3-points have struggled lately, 84-114 ATS (42.4%) since 2011.
College Football Week 12 Best Bet: It all adds up to a USC -7 play for me
San Jose State at Nevada
This will be a relatively simple explanation for me, stemming from the Makinen Strength Ratings results article I published last week. If you read that, you know that my Power Ratings and Effective Strength projections have landed at about a 54% rate each this year against the spread. At the same time, going against the Bettors’ Rating projections would put you at about 52%. Well, when all three of those notions collide, it has produced a 133-109 ATS mark this season, good for 55%+. Well, that combination comes in for Nevada here, +9.5 at home against a very inconsistent San Jose State team. My PRs and ESRs both say the game is overpriced by almost a point. That’s it, that’s my reasoning, a 55% success angle using my own ratings. If the line drops to -8.5, it’s no longer valid.
College Football Week 12 Best Bet: Give me Nevada at anything +9 or more
Boise State at San Diego State
Boise State and San Diego State both come in reeling off of terrible losses, the Broncos 30-7 losers to Fresno State last week, and the Aztecs, 38-6 at Hawaii a week ago. Both were unexpected. How do they bounce back this week is the question. Well, it’s been proven now that both teams can give up points. Particularly for SDSU, there were doubts about that. Both teams are also capable of putting up points, as they have topped the 40-point mark eight times between them.
I’m not surprised to see that my formulas call for some points here, 45.2 on my Effective Strength model, and 47.4 on my Bettors’ Ratings model, both beating the total of 41.5 by enough to put up green stars on the matchup ratings page. Plus, with 88% of bettors agreeing with me and siding with the Over, this DK Betting Splits angle will be in play: Since the start of the 2022 season, on games with totals of 46.5 or lower, 72%+ super majority number of bets bettors bucking the low total and siding with the Over have gone 157-127 (55.3%). This system improved its win percentage in 2024 (57.8%). This does not produce a ton of plays here in the grand scheme, but the more public option of number of bets has been pretty good when going against the grain.
College Football Week 12 Best Bet: Let’s go Over 41.5 in BSU/SDSU with a MWC title game bid on the line
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