Week 10 College Football Betting: BYU-Utah, Texas, Alabama

To the college ranks, there are so many good games. BYU and Utah, it's the holy war. This is an absolute barn burner of a football game anyway. And now we have two top 10 teams playing. What's the action on BYU and Utah? Uh, this one's well balanced. Um, it's just been, uh, back and forth on both teams. However, 99% of the master money is on Utah. Um, this game's got it been over the place a bit. Um, but the minus four plus four and a half, uh, is where that ultimately sits at the end of the day on the master money. I know it's only Thursday, but where do you think that number closes? Looking at it this way, it's going back and forth pretty strong. Maybe it goes up a tick, but it doesn't look like it's going down at all. Okay, so it's Utah money coming up, so we're not going to three. We're not going to see that coming up. No, I definitely know three. If anywhere, maybe it gets to six, but the master monies are strong at the minus four on that one. All right, Texas on the road against Missouri. Texas cannot lose. If they lose, they are out. They have two losses already. This is another road game for Arch Manning and this Texas team. The public has been in love with betting Texas this year, and it's not been profitable. We've got Missouri kind of sleeper there at 18, lurking on the outside of the bracket. Where's the money going for the Tigers hosting the Longhorns? This number's been all over the place. It was three, it went down to one, it's back at two and a half. Not a lot of action, but pretty well balanced overall and slight master action to Texas. But again, they sort of jumped in at the minus one and a half, minus two. And when it touches three, Missouri money comes in there. When the bracket came out on Tuesday and Alabama was ranked fifth, I think everybody went, wait, what? The Crimson Tide have a road game at LSU with Lane Kiffin on the other sideline. This was a big game anyway. Now this becomes an eliminator game for one of these two teams because they both have two losses and neither one can lose again. What are we looking at for LSU hosting Alabama? It's the 330 SEC game of the week that's going to get, I'm assuming, a ton of action. Well, the action hasn't started rolling in yet. It's mid sort of level. Balanced overall, 67% of the master money is on Alabama, generally at plus 6.5, a bit at plus 7.5, and the LSU money on the other side is at minus 6.