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Here are our locks for college football week 10

The BIGGEST college football weekend of the year is here, and we have the locks to prove it

Here are our locks for college football week 10

College football enthusiasts will have plenty to watch on November 7th as top 25 matchups fill the day. Concerns loom over Ole Miss's playoff hopes should Georgia emerge victorious. Undefeated teams could also fall, including Miami against Notre Dame and UCLA facing Minnesota. It's crucial to have an outdoor TV to enjoy the games. Last week, the team went 3-1, improving their season record to 21-14. Sportsbooks are catering to the masses, creating value among the sharks.

Malachi Toney's absence for Miami-ND led to a line shift from -4.5 to -7.5, indicating the betting world's perception of Toney's impact. Cincinnati faces No. 17 Houston with a -10.5 spread. The Bearcats have upset a top 25 team, but I expect some Auburn energy in this game. Cincinnati is currently 0-2 on the road in the Big 12, while Houston has a chance to win out and reach 10 wins. I believe this game favors Cincinnati.

Rutgers faces Wisconsin at -17.5. Rutgers has struggled at times this season, while Wisconsin is having a successful turnaround year. Wisconsin's strong showing against Iowa will likely overshadow Rutgers' recent losses. No. 5 Alabama meets No. 14 LSU at -6. While I don't believe Alabama is a playoff contender, their defense may limit LSU's Sam Leavitt.

LSU's mobility could help them cover the touchdown at home. Georgia, with a win against No. 10 Ole Miss (+3.5), is Georgia's only challenging road game this season. Georgia won 20-17 in Tuscaloosa, and a three-point victory in Oxford is possible. A Gunner Stockton fumble and a perfect performance by Trinidad Chambliss could secure a win for Ole Miss.

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