2018 NCAA Football Week 9 Betting Picks
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ACC
Clemson Tigers at Florida State Seminoles – The Seminoles came into last season as one of the favorites to be playoff bound, but an opening week loss to Alabama and a season disrupted by weather cancellations threw a spanner in the works. It’s a new coaching regime for the Seminoles this season and they still have a talented group of players that could cause fits for the Clemson Tigers. The reality here is that Clemson just do nothing but win, so I expect them to go on the road and pick up the W here.Big 12
Baylor Bears at West Virginia Mountaineers – The Thursday night games played in college football are very often reserved for lesser match-ups, but we have some very good ones on the schedule this season. Baylor will head to West Virginia to face the Mountaineers on the Thursday night game in Week 9, and we could be in for a bit of a treat here. Baylor is coming off a 1-win season that was beset by scandal, and you have to believe that the only direction for them now is up. Despite the losses last season, the Bears were competitive in a 38-36 loss to the Mountaineers in 2017. I see a bigger win for WV this season.Big Ten
Wisconsin Badgers at Northwestern Wildcats – Northwestern finished last season on a bit of a high, winning each of their last 7 games of the season, which included a bowl game win over Kentucky. Expectations are high for the coming season, but the reality is that if you want to be the top dog in this conference, Wisconsin is one of the teams that you need to get past. It was the Badgers who won this match-up last season, nabbing a 33-24 win, and I think it will be Wisconsin getting the W once again in this one.PAC 12
Washington State Cougars at Stanford Cardinal – The Cougars had themselves an impressive 9-4 season in 2017 at the PAC 12, but they have had some off-field issues to start this year, including the apparent suicide of former QB Tyler Hilinski.