Pregame plays season record: 11-10 (+$330)
Thursday: Auburn -9 ($300) Thursday night in Manhattan, Kansas. Bill Self, the wizard. The crowd of 50K+ will be wild for a big, bad SEC team coming to town. Blah Blah Blah. 50K is the smallest crowd Auburn has played in front of since 2012. They won't be intimidated. This will be the only game of the season where Kansas State doesn't have the edge in coaching. Malzahn is THE BEST in game coach in college football right now (as an Alabama die-hard, it pains me to say that...). Auburn will be able to wear down this K-State front and will run away with this game in the second half.
Saturday:
Missouri (400 GOW)- I'm not sure how Mizzou is still underrated. They've outperformed the spread by 9.1 PPG and have gone 14-3 ATS since the start of 2013. Indiana gave up 45 to Bowling Green, and looked like they didn't have a clue. Mizzou's Defense is good enough to slow down the IU offense, and will win this one going away. Complete talent mismatch. 48-17 type game.
Alabama (200)- Florida doesn't have the type of offense necessary to be successful against Alabama. You've got to be able to spread Bama out. If you try to line up traditionally and run the ball against Bama, you'll get shut down. Bama will be able to do enough on offense to cover this spread comfortably.
Iowa +7 (200) - Too many points being given to Iowa here. They're an underrated team because of Big-10 perception. Pitt's win vs BC looks a lot better after BC knocked off USC last week, but I'm not convinced. This game will come down to a FG one way or the other. Historically, Iowa plays a lot of close games.
Other plays:
Navy -6 (100)
Tulane +17 (100)
Nebraska -7 (100)
LSU -10 (100)
Oregon State -10 (100)