7 Best Bets For College Football Rivalry Week 2025

  • Ole Miss is a 7-point favorite against Mississippi State.
  • Arch Manning’s passing yard total is set at 250.5.
  • Diego Pavia has -200 anytime touchdown odds.
  • Alabama is favored by 5.5 points against Auburn.

ATLANTA – There are some absolute bangers in store with plenty at stake during Week 14 Rivalry Week in college football.

With that said, there are several gamelines and player odds being offered on college football prop betting sites to take advantage of. We’re eying 7 picks between Friday and Saturday’s slate of games.

Friday CFB Picks

  • Ole Miss -7 vs. Mississippi State
  • Georgia/Georgia Tech Over 60 Points
  • Arch Manning Under 250.5 Passing Yards

In the Egg Bowl, it should be all Ole Miss in this one. On paper, Ole Miss is running away here as they have a +5.7 average scoring advantage on offense and a +8.2 advantage in points allowed per game on defense. Ole Miss has won seven of their 10 games this season by 7+ points, including their last four. As for Mississippi State, five of their six losses this season have all been by 7+ points.

We’re in for a shootout on Georgia sportsbooks between Georgia and Georgia Tech with the Dawgs putting up 33.7 ppg and Tech averaging 35.3 ppg for a combined 69 ppg. Both of them have been trending towards the over this season as well, with Georgia Tech hitting their set overs in their last three games. On the other end, Georgia has done their part in scoring as well, scoring 30+ points on their own in seven of 11 games this season.

This is way too high of a number on Texas sports betting sites for Arch Manning to throw for, especially against this tough of a defense in Texas A&M. The Aggies are a top-4 passing defense in the SEC this season, allowing just 183.1 pass yards per game this season. Texas A&M has held six of seven opposing SEC QBs this season to under 250 yards.

Saturday CFB Picks

  • Michigan +10 vs. Ohio State
  • Florida/Florida State Over 50 Points
  • Diego Pavia Anytime Touchdown -200
  • Alabama -5.5 vs. Auburn

On Saturday, it will have been 2,191 days since Ohio State beat Michigan, and this time around, there are playoff implications at stake. With that, this is a large number for this magnitude of a matchup, especially considering that six of the last 13 matchups between the two, including the last two, have been decided within 10 points. The numbers also slightly indicate Michigan keeping it close as well, with just an 8.6 scoring margin between the two and a 10.3 point differential on defense.

We’re leaning over 50 points between FSU and UF. Combined, they’re allowing 44.7 ppg to opponents this season and scoring 54 ppg. They’ve gone over in four of their last seven meetings.

Diego Pavia has been on fire, scoring touchdowns on the ground as of late, having punched one in on his own in five straight games for six total touchdowns. That alone is a strong enough reason to back him doing so again vs. Tennessee. The Vols have gone up against three dual threat QBs this season in John Mateer, Taylen Green, and Gunner Stockton, and all three of them have rushed for a touchdown.

Regardless of the rivalry setting, Alabama has been nearly unstoppable in SEC play while Auburn has managed just one win in conference play this season. Bama has a +6.4 scoring advantage on offense this season and a 3.9 points allowed per game differential. Alabama is 7-3-1 against the spread as a whole this season, covering by +2.5 points on average with a +17.6 winning margin. On the other hand, Auburn is 4-6-1 against the spread.

About Samuel Profeta

Sam is a college football enthusiast and who's been on the CollegeFootballProps.com team since 2020. He grew up a Florida State fan and graduated as a Nole in 2019. When he's not chopping it up about the Seminoles CFP snub, he's playing dynasty mode on College Football 25.