The college football season is hitting its stride. We’re at the halfway point where playoff pictures sharpen, Heisman campaigns are won or lost, and pretenders are sent packing.
You’re looking at a stacked college football odds week 7 board, trying to find the best angle for the weekend’s biggest games. The lines are tight and the stakes are enormous. So, what’s the bottom line?
You need more than just the basic numbers. You need a full toolkit. That’s what we have. All the week 7 college football lines are live, but the real action is in the details. Every matchup is loaded with markets for spreads, moneylines, and totals, plus a deep menu of alternate lines week 7, game props, and player props. Click on any game to see every way you can bet.
The Week 7 schedule is relentless, with games running from Wednesday straight through a monster Saturday slate. The weekend is packed with conference-defining clashes and rivalry games that will shake up the Top 25. The headliners are locked in:
- No. 8 Alabama vs. No. 14 Missouri (+3.5): A potential statement win for the Tigers on their home turf against an SEC powerhouse.
- No. 7 Indiana vs. No. 2 Oregon (-7.5): A massive showdown in Eugene with significant Big Ten and College Football Playoff ramifications.
- Texas vs. No. 6 Oklahoma (-3): One of college football’s fiercest rivalries takes center stage in Dallas.
- No. 1 Ohio State vs. No. 17 Illinois (+15.5): The Buckeyes put their perfect record on the line in a hostile road environment.
Beyond these marquee matchups, the board is filled with compelling games, such as Georgia vs. Auburn and Michigan vs. USC. For every game, you can go beyond the week 7 college football moneyline and hunt for value in the college football player props week 7 or build your own narrative with a same-game parlay week 7. The numbers are on the board. It’s your move.
Join BetUS & Bet Now to lock in spreads, moneylines, totals, alternate lines, first-half odds, and game props. Don’t forget to check out this week’s NFL betting slate.
College Football Week 7 Notable Matchups
Wednesday, Oct. 8
- Missouri State vs. MTSU (+2.5, 50.5)
- Liberty vs. UTEP (+2.5, 47.5)
Thursday, Oct. 9
- Louisiana Tech vs. Kennesaw State (+6.5, 45.5)
- East Carolina vs. Tulane (-6.5, 54.5)
- Jacksonville State vs. Sam Houston (+7.5, 55.5)
- Southern Miss vs. Georgia Southern (+2.5, 60.5)
Friday, Oct. 10
- USF vs. North Texas (-1.5)
- Rutgers vs. Washington (-10.5, 58.5)
- Fresno State vs. Colorado State (+6.5, 45.5)
Saturday, Oct. 11
- Alabama vs. Missouri (+3.5, 54.5)
- Ohio State vs. Illinois (+15.5, 50.5)
- Oklahoma vs. Texas (-3, 42.5)
- NC State vs. Notre Dame (-22.5, 62.5)
- Indiana vs. Oregon (-7.5, 54.5)
- Tennessee vs. Arkansas (+13.5, 69.5)
- Texas A&M vs. Florida (+7.5, 45.5)
- Georgia vs. Auburn (+3.5, 46.5)
- Michigan vs. USC (-2.5, 54.5)
- LSU vs. South Carolina (+10, 44.5)
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How to Bet CFB Week 7 at BetUS
BetUS isn’t just about spreads and moneylines. Sure, you can grab those in seconds. But Week 6 is built for deeper plays. That’s where alternate lines, halves, and props shine.
Want to shorten a favorite from -12.5 to -6.5 for a safer sweat? Hit the alternate line market. Think a shootout starts hot but fizzles late? First-half totals are your friend. Chasing a specific star to hit 100 yards? Player props let you target individual matchups without sweating the scoreboard.
Everything is built mobile-first. Whether you’re on iOS, Android, or your laptop, the BetUS board updates live. That means sharper odds, faster access, and more ways to get action on Week 6.
Betting Markets Explained
Think you know who will win? There are countless ways to bet on the game. Master these markets to find the best value in the college football Week 6 odds.
- The Spread: The Point Spread Is the Great Equalizer in Football Betting. The favorite must win by more than the spread number. The underdog can win outright or lose by less than the number to cover. For example, if Alabama is -14.5, they need to win by 15 or more points. Simple, right?
- The Moneyline Forget the points. The NCAAF Week 7 moneyline is about one thing: picking the winner. The favorite will have minus odds (like -200), meaning you risk more to win less. The underdog has plus odds (+180), offering a bigger payout for the upset. Bet on who you think wins the game straight up.
- Totals (Over/Under) This isn’t about who wins. It’s about how many points are scored. We set a total number for the combined score of both teams. You bet on whether the final score will be Over or Under that number. Check the college football totals if you expect a shootout or a defensive slugfest.
- Props and Alternate Lines This is where you can really find an edge. Don’t like the main line? Check out the alternate college football spreads. Want to bet on a specific player? Bet on college football props for passing yards, rushing touchdowns, and more. Game props let you bet on everything from the first team to score to individual quarter results.
