College Football Week 10 Betting Parlay Picks

College Football Week 10 Betting Parlay Picks, Last week’s parlay started off in the right direction with Clemson’s big win over NC State, but I took the bait on Georgia Tech against Virginia and paid the price. I am going with the Wolfpack this time around and going against a former ACC team in this week’s college football two-team parlay based on betting odds from GT Bets Amerian in-play wagering Bitcoin Sportsbook.

College Football Week 10 Parlay North Carolina State Wolfpack at Boston College Eagles

Pointspread: NC State -4

I went against the Wolfpack last week mainly because of how much I like Clemson this season. NC State is just 1-3 both straight-up and against the spread in the ACC this season with additional losses to Louisville and Virginia Tech, but at 5-3 overall, the motivation to get a win to become bowl eligible is running high with both Florida State and North Carolina still on the schedule. NC State still has one of the more potent ground games in the nation with an average of 202.6 yards a game.

Boston College is still looking for its first conference win of the season at 0-6 SU in ACC play. It has gone an even 3-3 ATS during this slide after losing to Virginia Tech 26-10 this past Saturday as a three-point home underdog. The Eagles are just 1-5-1 ATS in their last seven home games and given their current form it is hard to see them extending their SU five-game winning streak at home against the Wolfpack in this Saturday’s matchup.

College Football Week 10 Betting Parlay Picks Wisconsin Badgers at Maryland Terrapins

Pointspread: Wisconsin -13.5

Wisconsin is still in the hunt for the West Division title in the Big Ten at 4-1 SU in conference play and this is another road favorite that cannot afford to slip-up this Saturday in a must-win game against a very weak opponent. The Badgers come into this game with the top-rated defense in the nation in points allowed (11.0) and, in eight games as favorites this season, this unit has only allowed more than 10 points two times.

The Terrapins fell to 0-4 SU in conference play with Saturday’s 31-15 loss to Iowa as 17.5-point road underdogs. They are now 2-2 this season ATS when closing as double-digit underdogs. The main problem for Maryland in this matchup is a defense that is ranked 99th in the nation in points allowed (33.8) and this unit has given-up a total of 139 points in its four Big Ten losses. I do not see things turning around this Saturday in a Wisconsin win on the road by more than two touchdowns.