College Football Parlay Picks: Building the 2KParlay For Week 10

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East Carolina wide receiver Anthony Smith (17) scores a touchdown against Army cornerback Donavon Platt (28) during an NCAA colleague football game on Saturday, Oct. 19, 2024, in West Point, N.Y.
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Chase Kiddy @chaseakiddy Oct 30, 2024, 1:06 PM
  • College football parlays can pay huge returns if successful.
  • Just $5 on this 14-leg college football parlay would pay $2,759.

Everyone loves a good college football parlay. Theyโ€™re obviously a lot of fun, and successful parlay bets can pay a lot of money.

For about eight years now, Iโ€™ve had my own special relationship with college football parlays.

I build a parlay with an incredible potential return during the week โ€“ just for fun. Then, I share it with you guys a little closer to the weekend. Itโ€™s called the 2KParlay.

College Football Parlay: Building the 2KParlay

Every week during college football season, I build a $5 parlay with odds of at least +40000.ย 

The price means the payout is at least $2,000 โ€“ hence, the 2KParlay.

Before you join me on this ticket, hereโ€™s something to keep in mind: I donโ€™t look at this as an actual handicap.ย 

Obviously, winning the two grand would be great, but this is more of an exercise in seeing how far the ticket can go before it folds. Iโ€™m not banking my future retirement on this. Instead, I track how far the ticket goes into Saturday while Iโ€™m monitoring my other bets.ย 

Some people buy a $5 coffee at Starbucks every morning; I buy this ticket every week. As I said, itโ€™s more of a game I play with myself than a true handicap.

That said, I have connected on multiple 2KParlay tickets in the past. So despite its less serious nature, it has ultimately been a profitable little exercise for me.

Hereโ€™s every leg of the parlay for Week 10 of the 2024 college football betting season. You can tail the whole thing and play the same game I do; alternatively, you can use this as a reference point for individual college football parlay picks.

Tulane -750 (at Charlotte)

The AAC is one of these conferences where the pecking order is clearly defined. A Tulane loss would be pretty shocking.ย 

Ohio State at Penn State: Under 45.5

The under in this series has covered in five of the last six games. Iโ€™m expecting the defenses to stay ahead of the offenses once again.

Minnesota -155 (at Illinois)

Why is Minnesota favored to win at ranked Illinois? This is such a weird line that I canโ€™t help but back Minnesota.

Virginia Tech -185 (at Syracuse)

After a slow start, the Hokies have looked like the team that carried high expectations through the summer for over a month.

Air Force at Army: Over 41.5

Army is regularly scoring in the 40s and might cover this number by itself.

Auburn -250 (vs. Vanderbilt)

Auburn -6.5 is the weirdest spread of the week โ€“ even weirder than the Minnesota number! Iโ€™m leaning in here, too.ย 

Georgia -800 (vs. Florida)

Billy Napier has cooled his college football hot seat ever so slightly with a win against UCF and a close showing against No. 7 Tennessee. It doesnโ€™t get any easier this week in Jacksonville.

Iowa State -13.5 (vs. Texas Tech)

Two weeks ago, Texas Tech was tied for first place in the Big 12. This number, more than anything else, describes the wide gap between the middling Red Raiders and the top of the conference.

Kansas State at Houston: Under 46.5

Houston is a stone under team this year that rarely scores more than 14 points on offense regardless of whoโ€™s playing quarterback. I like the full-game under here, but thereโ€™s a case to be made for substituting the Houston team total instead.

Nebraska -250 (vs. UCLA)

I think Nebraska is noticeably underpriced here against a bad UCLA team.ย 

Navy -450 (at Rice)

Even if Rice gets a fantastic dead-cat bounce after firing Mike Bloomgren, itโ€™s hard to imagine the Owls can hang with Blake Horvath and this Navy offense.

Kentucky at Tennessee: Under 45.5

Kentucky has trended heavily toward the under this year with an offense that has accomplished very little in SEC play. Tennesseeโ€™s offense hasnโ€™t been much better in October. I like another under in this under-the-radar SEC rivalry game.ย 

Clemson -450 (vs. Louisville)

Clemson just keeps rolling.ย 

Oklahoma State +130 (vs. Arizona State)

Thereโ€™s no denying that Oklahoma State has been one of the biggest disappointments of the 2024 season, but Iโ€™ve started looking for buyback opportunities with the Cowboys this month. This one qualifies after four full points of line movement toward ASU โ€“ a team thatโ€™s still deeply flawed.

College Football Parlay Picks

Hereโ€™s the full parlay bet for Week 10 all in one place:

  • Tulane -750
  • Ohio State/Penn State Under 45.5
  • Minnesota -155
  • Virginia Tech -185
  • Air Force/Army Over 41.5
  • Auburn -250
  • Georgia -800
  • Iowa State -13.5
  • Kansas State/Houston Under 46.5
  • Nebraska -250
  • Navy -450
  • Kentucky/Tennessee Under 45.5
  • Clemson -450
  • Oklahoma State +130

Thatโ€™s a 14-leg parlay with +55083 odds. A $5 bet online pays out $2,759.17.

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About the Author

Chase Kiddy

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Chase Kiddy is a writer for BetMGM and co-host of The Lion's Edge, an NFL and college football podcast available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and everywhere else. He has also written for a number of print and online outlets, including the Richmond Times-Dispatch, Washington Post, Daily News-Record, and HERO Sports. His first novel, Cave Paintings, is in development.

Chase Kiddy is a writer for BetMGM and co-host of The Lion's Edge, an NFL and college football podcast available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and everywhere else. He has also written for a number of print and online outlets, including the Richmond Times-Dispatch, Washington Post, Daily News-Record, and HERO Sports. His first novel, Cave Paintings, is in development.