NCAA Football week 7 parlay tipping – spread & teaser tips & bonuses

Week 7 of the 2018 NCAA Football season is in full swing and there are are a number of big conference games that we can sink our teeth into.

Let’s check out three games in a parlay wager that has a great payout.

College Football Week 7 betting tips:
All games in parlay are on Saturday, October 13

Washington to cover -3 at -111.11 Michigan to cover -7.5 at -111.11 Missouri vs. Alabama Over 53 at -111.11

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Leg 1 – Washington vs. Oregon

Seventh ranked Washington hits the road to face 17th ranked Oregon in a big Pac 12 contest. Each team has one loss and the loser will be out of the BCS race.

Washington has won five in a row since losing to a ranked Auburn team in their last game. They beat UCLA 31-24 in their last game, which was a great game since the Bruins are winless. While the Huskies have a good offense they are led by a defense that ranks third in the nation only giving up an average of 13.7 points per game.

Oregon got over their lone loss of the season against Stanford, where they gave up a big lead, to beat a ranked California team in their last game where they put up 42 points. The Ducks have a very balanced offense led by star quarterback Justin Herbert that ranks 12th in the nation in points per game.

Washington is only 2-11-1 ATS in their last 14 games facing Oregon, but the favorite is 16-4-1 ATS in the last 21 games between these Pac 12 rivals.

The Huskies, I am sure, got a lashing from the coaching staff after their less than stellar performance in their last game even in a win. They will rebound in this game and their great defense will be the difference maker. The Huskies will win and cover the spread, even on the road, staying perfect in conference play.

Tip: Washington to cover -3 at -111.11 with Nags.bet

Leg 2 – Michigan vs. Wisconsin

This game is a big one between a couple of teams that are unbeaten in Big 10 play. The one key matchup in this big game is Wisconsin and their fourth ranked rushing defense facing Michigan and their sixth ranked run defense.

Wisconsin’s Jonathan Taylor has surpassed 100 rushing yards in every game this season and in his last game he galloped for 221 yards in the 41-24 win over Nebraska. Taylor’s play is key since Wisconsin is not a big passing team ranking 102nd in the nation in passing yards per game.

While Wisconsin won their last game they beat a winless Nebraska team and they gave up over 500 total yards.

Michigan is more balanced on the offensive side of the football and they have won five in a row since dropping their season opener facing a ranked Notre Dame squad. The Wolverines lost to the Badgers last season at Wisconsin, but crushed them the last time facing them at home. Karan Higdon leads the team in rushing and rushed for over 100 yards in the last game, which was a 42-21 win over Maryland.

Michigan is the pick in this game at home with their balanced attack and their great defense.

Tip: Michigan to cover -7.5 at -111.11 with Nags.bet

Leg 3 – Missouri vs. Alabama

This one is not a tough call taking the Over even though the total is set at a high 74. Bama ranks 1st in the nation averaging 56 points per game and Missouri ranks 25th averaging 39.4 points per game. While the Crimson Tide have a good defense head coach Nick Saban ripped them after their last game where they gave up 31 points to a one-win Arkansas team. On top of that Missouri has given up a total of 80 points in losing their last two games.

Tip: Missouri vs. Alabama Over 74 points at -111.11 with Nags.bet [rm_recent_news tags=”college football,NCAA” exclude_tags=”LSU Tigers” title=”Latest football odds, news and tips” ajax=”true”]