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Ohio State vs Penn State College Free Pick

Scott Morris | November 22, 2019
Penn State vs Ohio State point spread public betting numbers

Just a few weeks ago, before Penn State lost to Minnesota, this matchup would have seemed to be a little more interesting and the spread probably would have been a bit smaller. Currently, Ohio State is favored by -18.5 points at Youwager and Intertops. If you are thinking of betting Penn State you probably want to look at Bovada sportsbook who has the Nittany Lions +19.5 points.

Ohio State is a perfect 10-0 and 8-2 against the spread. They are 5-1 ATS at home. They average 51.5 point per game on offense and allow 9.8 PPG. They are #2 overall in the College Football Ranking.

Penn State is 9-1 straight up and 5-5 ATS. They average 36.8 PPG on offense and allow 13.5 PPG. They are 3-1 ATS away from home. They are ranked 8th in the nation. PSU is 6-1 ATS in their last seven games following a loss.

Head to head PSU has covered the last three times these two teams met. They won one of those games and lost the other two by just one point. However, Penn State is just 3-9 ATS in its last 12 games when playing on the road against Ohio State.

Betting thus far has about 57% of the public money on the Buckeyes. There is not expected to be any major lopsided action on this game.

This is a big time rivalry game for sure, one that OSU has gotten the better of the last few decades.

With all of this said, I have to take Penn State plus the points. I know that Ohio State has been smoking people this year and I have even burned burned a couple of times picking against them. But I have got to take the points here. Give me the Nittany Lions.

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Friday Night Football

The Mountain West championship game on Friday will determine a team’s berth in the College Football Playoffs. It’s a rematch of Boise State’s Week 9 road victory over UNLV, which ended 29–24.

UNLV’s (10-2) has typically been owned by Boise State (11-1). The Broncos have defeated the Rebels seven times in a row since 1977.

Teams that lost the first meeting are 26-42 straight up (SU) and 33-33-2 ATS in conference championship rematches that take place in the same season since 1999. Remember that for the C-USA, MAC, and SEC championship games as well.

Action Report

UNLV +4.5 (35% of tix & 50% of $)
Boise -4.5 (65% of tix & 50% of $)

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