College football odds, lines, schedule for Week 14: Georgia, Michigan open as conference title favorites

We got to the championship weekend, and the college football teams that were still standing gave us a great feast of conference title games. No. 1 Georgia will face the number 3 Alabama in the SEC Championship Game on CBS in the must-win game for the Crimson Tide if they are going to make College football The knockout round. While this will be the toughest test for the highest ranked Bulldogs, they don’t exactly have to run through a glove to get to Atlanta.

5 Michigan will also serve in 16th place Iowa in the Big Ten Championship Game – a match that could help the Wolverines appear in the first playoff.

The odds makers have released lines for the entire block vehicle. Let’s see what the good people of Caesars Sportsbook think this weekend will be.

1 Georgia (-6) vs No. 3 Alabama: This is the game most people around the SEC expect to watch all year, and the stakes couldn’t be higher for the Crimson Tide. They narrowly escaped Auburn in four passes in the Iron Bowl, and now that offensive line is going against the best front seven in the game. Is it possible? Bryce Young’s Heisman moment? The Alabama quarterback will have a chance to shock the college football world.

5 Michigan (-10.5) vs 16 Iowa: The Wolverines defense overwhelmed opponents Ohio State and the offensive line pushed the Buckeyes front seven rounds like a bully on the playing field. Both of these teams dominate the script line, but odds researchers clearly think the Wolverines will repeat last week’s feat at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.

Number 7 Oklahoma State (-6) vs. 8 Baylor: The Cowboys’ defense turned off the lights in the second half against Oklahoma on Saturday night, and it will have a second chance to beat the Bears at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. It’s a bit surprising to find the line so tight considering the defender’s injury concerns for the Bears and Gerry Bohanon.

No 24 Houston in 4th place Cincinnati (-10,5): The Bearcats are likely to take a win to become the first Group of Five team to win the CFP, but a few points of form against a hot Cougars team could go a long way toward a deal. Dana Holgorsen’s team has won 11 games in a row and will provide one of the toughest tests of the season.

No.17 Pittsburgh (-3) in 18th place Wake Forest: The ACC championship game won’t affect the CFP race, but these two offenses will likely run up and down the court against each other. It’s a little surprising to see odds researchers listing Demon Deacons as the underdog considering their outburst this year.

Number 11 Oregon compared to the number 19 Utah (-3): Two weeks ago, Team Utes took control of the ducks in Salt Lake City, which eliminated any possibility of Mario Cristobal’s crew serving as CFP. A little revenge will help remove that stain just a little bit. However, the makers of the odds do not think that will be the case.

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