The 2022-23 College Football Bowl season is in full swing, but most of the most exciting games remaining on the CFB’s schedule have yet to take place. College football bettors face what is expected to be a pretty tight game. No. 23 North Carolina State can take home advantage against Maryland in the 2022 Dukes Mayo Bowl in Charlotte on December 30. Listed as a pick in the Caesars Sportsbook’s latest College Football Bowl odds.
Meanwhile, the College Football Bowl spread sees No. 21 Notre Dame ahead of No. 19 South Carolina in the 2022 TaxSlayer Gator Bowl, despite both Michael Mayer and Isiah Foskey opting out in favor of the draft. Listed as a 2 point favorite. So should you include Notre Dame in your college football bowl bets despite the fact that the Fighting Irish lost their best players on both sides of the ball? Before you choose, be sure to check out the latest college football predictions from SportsLine’s advanced computer models.
The SportsLine projection model simulates all FBS college football games 10,000 times. Over the past six years, the proprietary computer model has generated a staggering profit of around $2,500 for a $100 player in the top-rated college football pick for the spread. But I’ve seen huge gains.
Now, we’re turning our attention to the latest bowl season college football odds by Caesars, locking in FBS’s picks for each game. To view all picks, visit here.
Top college football predictions for bowl season.
One of the model’s favorite College Football Bowl picks: No. 12 Washington (+4) beat Texas in the 2022 Valero Alamo Bowl on December 29 at 9pm ET . The Longhorns will play about 90 minutes from their own campus, a big home in San Antonio where he can take advantage of the cloud, but it’s likely that Washington will have a more complete team in late December. I’m sure it will.
Texas running back Bijan Robinson has opted out of a potential first-round pick, and running back Roshon Johnson and linebacker Demerbion Overshawn are also expected not to play. Washington quarterback Michael Pennix Jr., meanwhile, has already declared his intention to return to the Huskies in 2023, throwing for 4,354 yards and scoring 29 touchdowns with seven interceptions before returning to bowling. I plan to play in the game. The model predicts that Penix will have another 300 yards of his day as Washington covers nearly 70% of him in the simulation.
Another of the bowl season’s college football picks from Models: No. 8 USC wins two points against No. 14 Tulane in the Cotton Bowl Classic on Jan. 2, 2023 at 1:00 p.m. ET at AT&T Stadium in Arlington Covers as a favorite of Texas. Heisman champion Caleb Williams is battling a hamstring injury, but he told media he’s confident he’ll be on the field, and he still has a year before Williams is draft eligible. , the bettor need not worry that he may opt out at any time.
Tulane took a win over Kansas State in Week 3. However, Green Wave also lost to Southern Miss and UCF. The AAC team has never seen anything like this USC offense. SportsLine’s model predicts the Trojans could easily clear his 30 points with this one of his. Williams threw for his 314 yards in the simulation, helping USC cover him more than 50% of the time. Check here for other teams who like the model.
How to make college football picks for bowl season
This model also determines who wins and covers every other FBS matchup during the bowl season, stating that some underdogs will win outright. At SportsLine you only get all picks for all games.
So, what are the college football picks you can confidently make? And which underdog will outright win? Check out the latest college football odds below, then visit SportsLine to see the last six seasons. See which team wins and covers the spread from a proven computer model that has made over $2,500 in profits over time.
Bowl Season College Football Odds (via Caesars)
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Saturday, December 24th
2022 Hawaii Bowl: MTSU vs. San Diego State (-7, 49)
Monday, December 26th
2022 Quick Lane Bowl: New Mexico vs. Bowling Green (-3.5, 48.5)
December 27 (Tue)
2022 Camellia Bowl: Buffalo vs. Georgia Southern (-3.5, 67.5)
2022 First Responder Bowl: Utah vs. Memphis (-7, 62.5)
2022 Birmingham Bowl: Coastal Carolina vs. East Carolina (-9.5, 59.5)
2022 Guaranteed Rate Bowl: Oklahoma v Wisconsin (-3, 43.5)
Wednesday, December 28th
2022 Military Bowl: Duke vs. UCF (PK, 62)
2022 Liberty Bowl: Kansas vs. Arkansas (-4.5, 68)
2022 Holiday Bowl: North Carolina vs. No. 15 Oregon (-10.5, 72)
2022 Texas Bowl: Texas Tech vs. Ole Miss (-4, 69.5)
Thursday, December 29th
2022 Pinstripe Bowl: Syracuse vs. Minnesota (-7.5, 42)
2022 Cheez-It Bowl: Oklahoma vs. No. 13 Florida State (-7.5, 65)
2022 Alamo Bowl: No. 12 Washington vs. No. 20 Texas (-4, 68)
Friday, December 30th
2022 Duke’s Mayo Bowl: No. 23 NC Condition. Maryland (-1, 48)
2022 Sun Bowl: Pittsburgh vs. No. 18 UCLA (-6, 58)
2022 Gator Bowl: No. 19 South Carolina vs. No. 21 Notre Dame (-3.5, 52)
2022 Arizona Bowl: Wyoming vs. Ohio (-1, 43)
2022 Orange Bowl: No. 6 Tennessee vs. No. 7 Clemson (-7, 64)
Saturday, December 31st
2022 Sugar Bowl: No. 9 Kansas vs. No. 5 Alabama (-4, 54.5)
2022 Music City Bowl: Iowa vs. Kentucky (-2.5, 31.5)
2022 Fiesta Bowl: No. 3 TCU vs. No. 2 Michigan (-7.5, 59)
2022 Peach Bowl: No. 4 Ohio vs. No. 1 Georgia (-6.5, 61.5)
Monday 2nd January
2023 ReliaQuest Bowl: Illinois vs No. 22 Mississippi (-1, 46.5)
2023 Cotton Bowl: No. 16 Tulane vs. No. 10 USC (-2, 62.5)
2023 Citrus Bowl: Purdue vs. No. 17 LSU (-8, 58)
2023 Rose Bowl: No. 11 Penn State vs. No. 8 Utah (-2.5, 52)