BetAnySports College Football Betting Recap- Oct. 8

BetAnySports College Football Betting Recap- Oct. 8,This past weekend of college football betting action at BetAnySports resulted in some big moves up and down the board of the AP Top 25. The SEC’s LSU Tigers took a tumble from No. 5 to No. 13 with a 27-19 loss to Florida as slight one-point favorites, while the Big 12’s Texas Longhorns jumped 10 spots to No. 9 with a stunning 48-45 upset over Oklahoma as seven-point underdogs.

The top four spots in the updated rankings remained unchanged led by the SEC’s Alabama Crimson Tide as the top team in the nation. They moved to a perfect 6-0 straight-up with Saturday’s 65-31 rout of Arkansas, but they could not cover the 35-point spread on the road at BetAnySports. Alabama is an even 3-3 against the spread after failing to cover in its last three games. The smallest spread in any of its first six games was 22.5 points against Mississippi on the road. The Tide have been opened as 27.5-point favorites for this Saturday’s home game against Missouri.

The No. 2 Georgia Bulldogs made short work of Vanderbilt on Saturday in a 41-13 victory as 26-point home favorites. This SEC East power is 6-0 SU with a 3-3 record ATS. The total has stayed UNDER in three of its last four games. It what will be the Bulldogs first big test this season, they will go on the road this Saturday as seven-point favorites against a highly motivated LSU. The Tigers would love to put a dent in Georgia’s College Football Playoff plans, but they have lost four of their last six games against the Bulldogs SU. The Tigers do have a slight 5-3-1 edge ATS in the last nine meetings.

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The Big Ten’s Ohio State Buckeyes remain the AP’s No. 3-ranked team at 6-0 SU (3-3 ATS). They failed to cover in Saturday’s 49-26 victory at home against Indiana as 27.5-point favorites on BetAnySports’ closing line. Ohio State also failed to cover the week before as a 3.5-point road favorite in a tight 27-26 win against Penn State. This Saturday, the Buckeyes play host to Minnesota as 29.5-point favorites.

Rounding out the top four teams in the nation is the ACC’s Clemson Tigers at 6-0 SU with a 2-4 record ATS. The Tigers did cover as 20.5-point road favorites in Saturday’s lopsided 63-3 victory against Wake Forest. The total went OVER the 61-point closing line and it has gone OVER in three of their last five games. Clemson has a bye this week ahead of a home game against North Carolina State on Oct. 20.

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