It is a huge weekend for college football, with numerous conference championships underway with massive playoff implications on the line. Alabama and Georgia square off while Michigan is battling against Iowa, and Cincinnati is one win away from a CFB playoff berth. As always, our partners over at Parx Sportsbooks have some great odds for today if you’re looking for some bets.

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Baylor and Oregon State to score 10+ points in the first quarter (Boosted from -129 to +100):

Baylor and OK State are great teams who host phenomenal defenses, while Oklahoma State’s is one of the best in the country. In this Big 12 conference championship, it should be close. Baylor is one of the best rushing offenses, and while they are threats on defense, ten points is an easy task. I think this could hit halfway through the first, and at +100, it seems like a no-brainer.

Georgia and Cincinnati to both win (Boosted from -157 to +100):

Georgia has the most challenging conference championship in the nation this afternoon, going up against 4th ranked Alabama. Georgia should be able to pull this off, but you can never count out the Crimson Tide. Meanwhile, the Bearcats have 21st ranked Houston, who is 11-1 on the season.

Both of these opponents are great and have been slept on, with many already slotting Georgia and Cincinnati in their final playoff bracket. This should be the expected end result, but Alabama could easily cause chaos and wreck this. +100 is good, but unless you’re fully confident, I would steer clear of this bet.

Michigan to win against Iowa by 18+ points (Boosted from +210 to +280):

The Wolverines flew up the boards after a massive upset victory over the Ohio State Buckeyes. Now being named the 2nd best team in the nation, Michigan faces the 13th ranked Hawkeyes in the Big 10 conference championship, who looked incredibly good to start the season.

Iowa is known for its history of upsets, and with how Michigan performs against top teams, it could end that way once again. However, the Hawkeyes rely on their defense with a weak offense, and all it takes is a few stops to get the ball rolling for Michigan. At these odds, I would roll with this bet on the way to Michigan’s first playoff appearance.

Wake Forest and Pitt to score 83+ total points (Boosted from +230 to +280):

Two of the highest-powered offenses in football, with both being ranked in the top five for points per game. Overall, Pitt and Wake Forest combine for 86 points, and with their weak defenses, this is sure to happen again. Kenny Pickett will likely participate in a shootout tonight and should reach high digits very quickly.

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