College Football Week 6 Same Game Parlay Picks (2024)

Let's highlight some matchups and make a college football Same Game Parlay (SGP) bet or two. Here are our top college football SGP picks for Week 6.

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Top College Football Same Game Parlays: Week 6

(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)

No. 9 Missouri vs. No. 25 Texas A&M

• Leg 1: Texas A&M Moneyline (-135)
• Leg 2: Le’Veon Moss 68+ Rushing Yards (-115)
• Leg 3: Total Touchdowns Under 5.5 (-115)

Missouri is coming off four straight wins, but their last two haven't been easy. A couple of weeks ago they had to go to overtime at home to beat Vanderbilt. They previously won by six against Boston College. Brady Cook has solid passing numbers, with 940 passing yards and a 68.7% completion percentage. The difference this year is that the explosive plays aren’t there. Last year, he was averaging two big throws per game. This year, he has two total.

Can the Aggies contain this offense? They're only slightly better than Boston College and Vanderbilt's pass defense, but that has much to do with the yards after the catch; this could be different with Cook being a more conservative passer; the secondary can stay under the throw, especially with them liking to play man coverage. They can also pressure the offense line and Mizzou hasn't been tested like that this season. They can also control the ball and force turnovers; their +6 turnover margin is sixth, and they have four games with no giveaways and multiple takeaways.

Texas A&M needs a couple of takeaways and excellent field position. Then, it won't matter if it’s Conner Weigman or Marcel Reed; if you let Le'Veon Moss control the running game, you can pull off the upset.

Parlay Odds: +508

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No. 8 Miami vs. California

• Leg 1: Miami -10.5 (-108)
• Leg 2: Xavier Restrepo Anytime Touchdown Scorer (-125)
• Leg 3: Cam Ward 3+ Passing Touchdowns (+100)

Miami had all of the hype coming into their first ACC matchup last week against Virginia Tech and was a big favorite. They were a controversial reversed completion call away from a massive upset. Now they must travel 2,000 miles. Cam Ward has the fantastic ability to move the ball, but he made a few mistakes last week and had a couple of interceptions deep in Virginia Tech territory. 

Miami's defense also looked great before that game and allowed fewer than 10 points per game. You have to wonder if their weaknesses were exposed or if that was a one-off.

California is 12th in points allowed per game, but when your opponents are UC Davis, Auburn, San Diego State and Florida State, you can't take much stake in it. That loss to Florida State is terrible, especially when they played against a backup quarterback for a portion of that game. 

Cal quarterback Fernando Mendoza is a Miami native, so he knows about this program’s lure. Last year, he struggled with picks and had at least one interception in eight of his nine starts; that's starting to loom as he's thrown it to the other team in back-to-back games.

Mistakes like that can cost the Bears against a Miami team that can score easily.

Parlay Odds: +593