NCAAF Week 10 Parlay: Points Could Come Early in Two Key Games

There are five matchups between ranked teams in Week 10, with Texas favored against visiting Kansas State, Missouri heading to Georgia as a double-digit underdog, perhaps the final Oklahoma-Oklahoma State matchup, Washington looking to stay undefeated when the Huskies play at USC, and the always entertaining LSU-Alabama showdown. Other than those games, every ranked team is listed by our college football odds as favorites in Week 10.

While there are nine undefeated teams in the Football Bowl Subdivision, there are no longer any teams with perfect marks against the college football spread. Each FBS has covered at least once.

Michigan (+250) and Georgia (+250) are the front-runners in the odds to win the national title.

Now it is time to take a look at the best three-game parlay heading into Week 10 with some college football betting options.

Texas A&M Aggies at Ole Miss Rebels (-3)

• Game: Saturday, Nov. 4, Noon ET (ESPN)

Ole Miss isn’t getting the same amount of attention as fellow SEC West rivals Alabama and Louisiana State. However, the Rebels can stay in contention for the division title with a win over Texas A&M.

The Aggies have allowed the fewest yards among SEC teams, while the offense has been more of a work in progress.

Ole Miss has won the last two meetings against Texas A&M but has failed to cover in either of them.

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— Ole Miss Football (@OleMissFB) November 2, 2023

Ole Miss is looking good to win against a Texas A&M team that has dropped seven of its last nine games against ranked opponents.

Penn State Nittany Lions at Maryland Terrapins (Over 50½)

• Game: Saturday, Nov. 4, 3:30 p.m. ET (FOX)

It can be frustrating watching Penn State play on offense.

Drew Allar was a huge recruit for Penn State but isn’t often able to let it rip for the Nittany Lions.

Penn State is fifth in the Big Ten in passing attempts. The Nittany Lions only have two pass plays of at least 40 yards and only three teams in the Big Ten have fewer plays than that.

Maryland is not one of those teams, with 12 pass plays of 30 yards or more and six plays of 40 yards. Maryland is more than happy to let Taulia Tagovailoa make throws down the field.

He managed just 74 yards in a 30-0 loss to Penn State a season ago and expects more from the veteran Maryland QB this weekend.

The 50½-point total seems rather attainable in this matchup.

Louisiana State Tigers at Alabama Crimson Tide (Over 61½)

• Game: Saturday, Nov. 4, 7:45 p.m. ET (CBS)

LSU is the only team in the Football Bowl Subdivision level to have every game so far go over the total.

Alabama would rather not engage in a back-and-forth game with an LSU team that leads the nation with an average of 553 yards of total offense per game. The Crimson Tide may not have a choice but to open things up on offense if the Tigers get it going on Saturday.

Three of the last four games between Alabama and LSU have finished over the total. It could be four of five, even with a total of 61½ for the game. This is a huge game for LSU quarterback Jayden Daniels and his chances to win the Heisman Trophy, while plenty of eyes will also be on Alabama quarterback Jalen Milroe.

Bet This Parlay: Penn State/Maryland Over 50½, Ole Miss (-3) vs Texas A&M and LSU-Alabama Over 61½

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