College Football Week 13 Same Game Parlays Odds, Picks & Predictions (2022)

Nov 25, 2022 - 1:56 PM

It’s rivalry week, and we have some important games with a lot on the line. We will feature a game that will make or break the season, as the loser could end all hopes of a National Championship. Then we have a rivalry game we haven’t seen in some time, and one team is hoping to add another quality win to resume as they make a case to be in the CFB Playoffs.

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#3 Michigan vs. #2 Ohio State

• Leg 1: Michigan +7.5 (-110)
• Leg 2: Over 56.5 total points (-105)
• Leg 3: Emeka Egbuka 69.5 receiving yards (-114)

This is the game of the year, with a trip to the Big Ten championship and possibly the CFB playoffs on the line.

The Buckeyes are one of the best offenses in the country, thanks to CJ Stroud, who is leading the FBS in passer efficiency and passing touchdowns. Wide receivers Marvin Harrison Jr. and Emeka Egbuka have replaced Chris Olave and Garrett Wilson as his top passing options. They haven’t missed a beat.

Michigan is the opposite and more of a ground-and-pound-type offense. The big question is if running back Blake Corum will be available as he deals with an injury. He’ll likely play, but will he be 100%? Quarterback J.J. McCarthy might have to play a bigger role to help the Wolverines move the ball.

The defense is where the Wolverines shine, and they are second in points allowed, rushing defense, and fifth in passing defense.

The matchup to watch will be Michigan’s defense vs. Ohio State’s offense and which side will overcome and allow the others some breathing room.

We only know what we’ve seen from these teams through the other games, but this one is different. Each team will have plays they’ve saved just for this game, and it is also some of the best competition they’ve seen all season.

Ohio State wants revenge after Michigan ruined their dream season last year. Losing to Michigan in The Horseshoe and missing the Big Ten Championship would be earth-shattering.

Parlay Odds: +449 via FanDuel

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#13 Notre Dame vs. #5 USC

• Leg 1: Notre Dame +5.5 (-110)
• Leg 2: Under 64.5 total points (-118)
• Leg 3: Audric Estime 67.5 receiving yards (-114)

USC continues to be one of the most dynamic offenses in the country. We’ll see Caleb Williams in New York on the first Saturday in December, as he’s the current odds favorite to take home the Heisman.

Notre Dame has regrouped, and after the first part of the season, not many believed they would have a chance for a nine-win season. They’ve won five straight with wins against Clemson, North Carolina, and Syracuse.

The ground game has improved with Audric Estime, Logan Diggs, and Chris Tyree, which has taken the pressure off of Drew Pyne. The defense has improved and now moved into the top 20 in total defense.

USC has been able to score 40+ points in nine games this year, and in some, they needed to as the defense struggles. They allowed Cal and Arizona to get their second-highest point totals of the season, two scoring offenses outside of the top 50.

We’ve seen the Fighting Irish play to their competition, but the Trojans have looked vulnerable more than once against inferior opponents. Notre Dame is 3-0 ATS in true road games this year and all 4-0 as an underdog or pick’em. Notre Dame could turn this into a fight, which is not USC’s game.

Parlay Odds: +431 via FanDuel

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#9 Tennessee vs. Vanderbilt

• Leg 1: Tennessee -13.5 (-115)
• Leg 2: Over 64.5 total points (-110)
• Leg 3: Ray Davis under 94.5 receiving yards (-114)

The story of Tennessee will have a sad ending as there will be no SEC Championship or CFB Playoff appearance. They are now just 1-2 in their last three games, which included a soul-crushing 66-38 loss to South Carolina, where the Vols lost quarterback Hendon Hooker for the year with a torn ACL.

Vanderbilt is having a November to remember as they come with back-to-back wins against Kentucky and Florida, their first two-game SEC winning streak since 2018. Mike Wright has played well in those games, replacing an injured AJ Swann with four passing touchdowns and a rushing touchdown, but they’ve leaned more on running back Ray Davis, who had 251 rushing yards in that span.

While the Vols’ offense is more limited with Joe Milton as the quarterback, the Commodore’s defense is one of the worst in the FBS, and they still have a talented rushing attack and play-making receivers.

Vandy’s win streak was nice, but they faced a Kentucky team with injuries everywhere, and the Gators are less than stellar defensively. Tennessee should regroup and end the regular season on a positive note, and their defense should stuff any attempt at Vanderbilt’s running the ball.

Parlay Odds: +475 via FanDuel

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