College Football Week 3 Odds, Picks & Prediction: BYU vs. Oregon (2022)
Let’s take a look at the College Football Week 3 odds, picks, and predictions for this week’s game: BYU vs. Oregon.
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College Football Week 3 Early Odds, Picks & Prediction: BYU vs. Oregon
Oregon took out some frustration last week against FCS foe Eastern Washington, running up a 70-14 score, easily covering as 27-point favorites. The Ducks had much to be frustrated about, as getting embarrassed in week one vs. Georgia, losing 49-3 in a game they didn’t even look like they deserved to be on the field.
Transfer quarterback Bo Nix, obviously, discord his first touchdowns as a Duck, throwing for five on the day before being pulled in the second half to rest for this matchup.
Speaking of the matchup at hand, the BYU Cougars will put their 2-0 (2-0 ATS) record on the line, facing two power five teams to this point in USF and Baylor through two weeks. Last week against the then-top 10 Bears, BYU stood tall late, beating Baylor at overtime in large part thanks to a raucous home crowd.
In this one, I like for the more-talented Ducks to use their own home-field advantage to win this one outright, but think BYU hangs around until the final minutes.
Pick: BYU +3.5
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What is an Over/Under Bet?
Over/Under is a wager based on how many points you think will be scored in a specific game. Oddsmakers set the total, and bettors decide whether the final score will be higher or lower than that number. If an Over/Under is set at 44.5 points and you bet Over, you will need the combined score of both teams to be 45 points or higher to win your bet.
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A moneyline bet involves choosing which team you believe will win a specific matchup. The moneyline favorite carries a minus designation, like -130. This means that you need to wager $130 to earn a $100 profit. Conversely, the underdog carries a plus designation, like +110. This means that you win $110 in profit on a $100 bet.
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