Am I delirious or didn't there used to be at least one good power conference game on Thursday nights in college football not all that long ago? That's not the case these days, apparently, and I'm not sure what changed – but obviously the Group of 6 programs will take any national TV attention they can get. There are two games on tonight's slate, but the bigger one is UTSA vs.
Florida Atlantic from the American Conference. Bet on college football at DraftKings, where new users get $200 in bonus bets and three free months of NBA League Pass when they spend $5+: It's a 7:30 p.m. ET kickoff on ESPN from Boca Raton/Del Boca Vista, and the weather looks great, as it usually does this time of year in Florida: Clear skies.
At -6.5 on DraftKings, UTSA is taking 69% of ATS handle but only 28% of bets. The massively high total of 72.5, among the highest nationally this season, is seeing heavy money to the Over with 86% of money and 60% of tickets. I'll never bet an Over 70 in my life, college or NFL.
It's -110 to the under and over. You can try college football betting on the best sports betting apps, but first you should check out the SportsLine Projection Model for picks on games from both the simulations and our experts. We have a strong play here for those who want to get into parlay betting for UTSA vs.
Claim the best Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS55, trade $25, and receive a $55 bonus here: DraftKings price: +109 (subject to change) The first College Football Playoff rankings came out Tuesday, and I didn't take a massive amount from that regarding the power conference schools – nice to see my Hurricanes No. 1 in those rankings for the first time in school history -- but the Malachi Toney injury news Wednesday destroyed me. You should be aware that of 11 of the 12 total CFP national champions opened ranked in the top four, so that's good news for Miami, No. 2 Georgia, No. 3 Utah and No. 4 Indiana. I'm here to focus on those rankings regarding the Group of 6 and UTSA's shot to make the playoff.
The Roadrunners (7-1, 4-0 American) were not ranked in the Top 25. The lone G6 school that was: Boise State of the Pac-12 at No. 25. The Broncos, who staged a big rally last week to avoid a home upset vs.
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