Week 3 of the college football season is here and there is plenty of value across the board to make winning parlays. Let’s take a look at a couple of parlays that will make your Saturday a winning one.
Nebraska Cornhuskers +22.5 -110 / Nebraska Cornhuskers, Oklahoma Sooners over 62.5 -110 // $10 bet pays $26.45
If you like same game parlays, this is the best one for Saturday. Oklahoma won their last game 76-0, but I am more concerned about how they looked in the first game against Tulane. The defense wasn’t good giving up 35 points, and Nebraska can find offensive success. Nebraska has scored at least 22 points in all three games, and they should get closer to 30 in this game.
With Nebraska scoring close to 30 points, this game is going to go well over the total. Nebraska might be the best defense Oklahoma has faced, but they should still score at least 42 points. I expect at least 70 points in this game, and to go way over.
Virginia Tech Hokies +2.5 -110 / Arizona State Sun Devils -3.5 -110 / Clemson Tigers -28 -115 // $10 bet pays $58.14
The wrong team is favored in this game. Virginia Tech has Braxton Burmeister, and I like the way he has played. In the last game, he completed 14 of his 24 passes for 142 yards and a touchdown. Virginia did look good in the last game against Illinois, but Virginia Tech is a lot better than the Fighting Illini. Virginia Tech will cover the +2.5.
The BYU Cougars have been impressive this season beating Arizona and Utah to start the season, but they don’t have the defense to stop Jayden Daniels. Daniels is a dual-threat quarterback and is going to have no issues running all over BYU. The Sun Devils will win this by at least a touchdown.
Clemson didn’t look good in their first game of the season against the Georgia Bulldogs, but this team isn’t anywhere close to on the same level of them. Clemson scored 49 points in their last game, while Georgia Tech lost their first game against Northern Illinois. Clemson’s offense will have no issue running up the score and covering this spread.
