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College Football Expert Picks: Best Bets, Predictions, and Props for Week 11

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College Football Expert Picks: Best Bets, Predictions, and Props for Week 11

Each week across college football, you've got countless options at your hand.

Which bets stand out for Week 11 in FanDuel Sportsbook's college football odds?

We polled FanDuel Research's college football writing staff to see where they were seeing value, and below, they listed out their favorite side, total, and player prop of the week.

Let's dig in and see their favorite picks on the board.

College Football Week 11 Expert Betting Picks

Austin Swaim

Spread/Moneyline: Oregon -6.5 (-110)

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I think this spread is cultivated by the Indiana Hoosiers' early-season struggles at Kinnick Stadium, but the Oregon Ducks are a pretty special bunch. They're second in adjusted EPA per play (+0.34) while allowing just 3.5 yards per carry (23rd in FBS). It could be tough for the Iowa Hawkeyes to score at all, and Iowa's D is only 11th in EPA per play allowed despite sitting 2nd in the nation in yards per play. Their schedule has been a bit soft, which could allow Oregon to make a mammoth statement.

Total: Georgia-Mississippi State Over 56.5 Points (-110)

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Player Prop: J'Koby Williams Any Time Touchdown (-125)

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Riley Thomas

Spread/Moneyline: Alabama -9.5 (-120)

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Total: Texas A&M-Missouri Under 48.5 (-110)

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Player Prop: Noah Whittington 70+ Rushing Yards (+182)

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Saturday's clash between the No. 9 Oregon Ducks and No. 20 Iowa Hawkeyes carries only a 42.5-point total, but the Ducks could have a path to points on the ground. Oregon has a 55.5% rush-play rate (40th) while posting 6.3 yards per carry (2nd), and the Hawkeyes rank 60th in expected points added (EPA) per rushing attempt allowed compared to ranking 9th in EPA per dropback allowed (via Game On Paper).

Running back Noah Whittington is averaging 111.0 rushing yards per game over the last two. Yet, his rushing prop is set at only 50.5. Whittington's 70+ rushing yard alternate line (+182) is providing excellent value.

Skyler Carlin

Spread/Moneyline: SMU -10.5 (-110)

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The Boston College Eagles haven't earned a win since their season opener against an FCS school, and five of the SMU Mustangs' six victories this season were decided by 11-plus points -- with the lone exception being last week's upset win over the No. 18 Miami (FL) Hurricanes. While SMU could have a hangover from their impressive win over Miami, Boston College has legitimately been one of the worst programs in the nation, ranking 129th in net EPA per play (-0.19) among 136 qualified schools.

Total: Navy-Notre Dame Over 55.5 (-110)

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Player Prop: Carnell Tate Over 79.5 Receiving Yards (-114)

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The above author is a FanDuel employee and is not eligible to compete in public daily fantasy contests or place sports betting wagers on FanDuel. The advice provided by the author does not necessarily represent the views of FanDuel. Taking the author's advice will not guarantee a successful outcome. You should use your own judgment when participating in daily fantasy contests or placing sports wagers.

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