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Betting markets target high-stakes college football showdowns in Week 10

A $200 bonus offer for new users coincides with a model predicting an upset in Baton Rouge and a defensive battle in South Bend.

By Julian Schulz ·

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Two high-profile college football games anchor the betting action for Saturday, November 7. New users at FanDuel can claim a $200 bonus bet offer by wagering at least $5 on four consecutive days. The promotion allows bettors to place their first wagers on the Alabama-Louisiana State matchup and the Miami-Notre Dame contest.

The SportsLine Projection Model, which simulates every game 10,000 times, entered Week 10 with a 80-77 record on top-rated picks. The model identifies specific value in two Saturday games. It projects Alabama to cover the spread against LSU, a scenario that occurred in 38% of the simulations. This prediction contrasts with the current market odds, which price Alabama as an underdog at +184.

Alabama enters the game in Baton Rouge as the No. 5 team in the first College Football Playoff rankings. The Crimson Tide have two losses this season. Their opponent, LSU, is ranked 14th. Both teams sit at a 2-loss record, a situation that limits their margin for error. LSU faces tougher opponents later in the season, including Texas and Tennessee, which raises the stakes for this SEC matchup.

In South Bend, the model suggests the total points line for the Miami-Notre Dame game is set too high. The Hurricanes are ranked No. 1 and remain one of three unbeaten teams in the country. They host the Fighting Irish, who are 7-1 after a loss to BYU earlier in the year. The game carries personal weight for Notre Dame, which lost to Miami last season. That result allowed Miami to reach the College Football Playoff while Notre Dame was left out.

Miami will play without star wide receiver Malachi Toney due to an ankle injury. Toney is considered one of the top receivers in the nation. The SportsLine model indicates the Under 54.5 points line hits nearly 60% of the time in similar matchups. The current odds for that bet are -108.

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