Just looking at the scoreboard wouldn’t show this, but according to the eye test, Georgia hasn’t appeared as dominant as might be expected in the early going this season. However, that light will shine brightly once again this weekend, and we’ll learn a lot more about the new Spencer Rattler when he takes the field against one of the best defenses in all of college football. Today, Rattler has transferred schools and is trying to reinvent himself in a new offense away from all the hype and the spotlight. He was once hyped as the next big thing, a Patrick Mahomes clone, but that was what seems like an eternity ago. Spencer Rattler is a talented, but very inconsistent, quarterback. Minnesota-North Carolina Pick: North Carolina -6.5 (-120) College Football Odds: South Carolina at Georgia I’ll gladly back North Carolina to win by more than a touchdown this weekend. I envision a 10-14 point margin of victory against Minnesota, perhaps a bit higher if the Tar Heels can jump out to a quick lead and get Minnesota off balance. The Tar Heels are well-balanced offensively, and they have a trump card in Maye that will give them the advantage against most opponents. North Carolina’s defense leaves quite a bit to be desired, but the Tar Heels have a capable and well-balanced offense, with their ground attack having recorded more than 300 yards against Appalachian State. As long as the star quarterback for North Carolina can play up to his usual standards, the Tar Heels should have no problems whatsoever winning this game. This game comes down to one person: Drake Maye. College Football Odds: Minnesota at North Carolina Here are the college football odds, courtesy of FanDuel. Additionally, Michigan State will try to find their focus after a whirlwind week, and Ohio State faces their final preparation game leading up to their first real test, a showdown with the Notre Dame Fighting Irish.īe sure to stay tuned to our college football odds series for more on betting around the NCAA. There aren’t a ton of games between ranked opponents yet, but this weekend we’ll see Georgia take on their toughest test yet and North Carolina put their questionable defense to the test against Minnesota. We have an exciting weekend of college football coming up, as conference games get underway for some teams and we generally see games begin to get a bit more competitive this time of year.

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