Week 6 College Football Odds, Spreads, and Early Predictions Released

• No. 11 Missouri and No. 24 Texas A&M both bring four-game win streaks into their Week 6 matchup at Kyle Field
• Fresh of a heartbreaking loss at Alabama, the Georgia Bulldogs host the Auburn Tigers on Oct. 5
• Below, see the opening Week 6 college football odds for all available games

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After #2 Georgia and #4 Alabama played an instant classic in Week 5 – which saw Alabama nearly blow a 30-7 halftime lead – the attention of oddsmakers has turned to Week 6. There aren’t any marquee matchups like UGA vs Bama on the Week 6 schedule, but there are a handful of games that will help shape the College Football Playoff landscape.

The table below lists the opening Week 6 NCAAF odds for all games on the board. More games will be added as they become available. Under the table, find my favorite early line to target.

Opening College Football Week 6 Odds

NCAAF Week 6 features a handful of massive spreads between conference opponents. In Columbus, Ohio State is laying 21.5 points at home to Iowa, a team that hasn’t allowed more than 21 points all season.

Odds as of Sep. 29 at FanDuel. Claim a FanDuel promo code for NCAAF Week 6. 

Coming off their first regular-season loss since 2020 (not counting SEC Championship Games), Georgia is a 23.5-point home favorite against Auburn, which has lost two in a row to Arkansas and Oklahoma.

Not to be outdown, Mountain West power Boise State is staring down the biggest spread of the week. The Broncos – whose only loss was a field-goal setback in a true road game at Oregon – are 25.5-point home chalk against Utah State. The Aggies’ only win this season was in Week 1 against FCS team Robert Morris.

Sascha Paruk’s 2024 NCAAF betting record: 8-3 (+3.71 units).

Early NCAAF Week 6 Pick: Cal +13 (-110) vs Miami

My favorite early Week 6 line is the Golden Bears catching nearly two touchdowns at home against unbeaten Miami. Note that the line I’m taking is currently available at DraftKings. The spread is just 11.5 at FanDuel.

Miami is coming off a razor-thing 38-34 come-from-behind win over Virginia Tech at home, which saw the Canes score 14 unanswered in the fourth quarter and survive a Hail Mary attempt at the buzzer which was ruled a TD on the field.

HAIL MARY NO GOOD 😳

No. 7 Miami outlasted Virginia Tech after the Hokies’ final play was ruled incomplete. pic.twitter.com/Xrpl2UFod9

— ESPN (@espn) September 28, 2024

I’m a believer in Cameron Ward and I like the trajectory of the Hurricanes altogether, but this is a lot of points to lay on the road against a run-first team with solid defense. The Bears only allowed 51 points combined in their first four games of the season. Cal already took down Auburn (21-14) on the road and was unlucky not to beat FSU on the road in Week 4 (14-9 loss in which they outgained the Noles 410 yards to 284.

I like this pick all the more with Cal coming off a bye week.

The alt spreads haven’t been posted yet but I’m going to be targeting Cal at plus-money to cover a slightly smaller number.

As we head into Week 6 of the college football season, fans and bettors alike are eagerly anticipating the release of the odds, spreads, and early predictions for the upcoming games. With several marquee matchups on the schedule, there is sure to be plenty of excitement and drama on the gridiron.

One of the most highly anticipated games of the week is a showdown between two top-10 teams, with the Georgia Bulldogs taking on the Auburn Tigers. Both teams have looked impressive so far this season, and this game could have major implications for the College Football Playoff race. The early spread has Georgia as a slight favorite, but with Auburn’s strong defense and home-field advantage, this game could go either way.

Another intriguing matchup in Week 6 is a clash between the Oklahoma Sooners and the Texas Longhorns in the Red River Rivalry. Both teams have high-powered offenses led by dynamic quarterbacks, and this game is always one of the highlights of the college football season. The early odds have Oklahoma as the favorite, but Texas will be looking to pull off the upset and make a statement in the Big 12.

In addition to these marquee matchups, there are several other games on the schedule that are sure to draw attention from fans and bettors. Teams like Alabama, Clemson, Ohio State, and Penn State will all be in action, and their games will have major implications for their respective conference races.

As always, it’s important to keep in mind that these early odds and predictions are subject to change as the week progresses and more information becomes available. Injuries, weather conditions, and other factors can all play a role in how a game ultimately plays out.

Whether you’re a die-hard fan looking to support your favorite team or a bettor looking to make some money, Week 6 of the college football season is shaping up to be an exciting one. Be sure to stay tuned for updates on the odds, spreads, and predictions as game day approaches.