College Football Betting Lines Week 12: NCAAF Underdogs in Week 12

With so much parity in college football, any team can win on any given week. When it comes to college football betting, this is always something to consider.

Below are the biggest underdogs of the week.

College Football Betting Lines Week 12: NCAAF Underdogs in Week 12

1. UMass Minutemen vs. Texas A&M Aggies (Spread: UMass +33.5)

Another week, another top-10 appearance for the UMass Minutemen on the longest underdogs board. The season mercifully comes to an end in a couple of weeks, but they’ll have to try their hand against the 3-7 Texas A&M Aggies on Saturday.

2. New Mexico State Aggies vs. Missouri Tigers (Spread: New Mexico State +28.5)

New Mexico is a cool 5-4 against the spread this year, covering the number in four of their past five outings.

3. Ohio State Buckeyes vs. Maryland Terrapins (Spread: Maryland +27.5)

In all likelihood, the Ohio State Buckeyes’ playoff chances boil down to a Week 13 Big Ten matchup against the Michigan Wolverines. However, they can’t look past a Maryland Terrapins squad that is 4-1 at home.

4. Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns vs. Florida State Seminoles (Spread: Louisiana +23.5)

After years of perpetual disappointment, the Florida State Seminoles are back to their winning ways in 2022. The Seminoles sit behind the Clemson Tigers in the ACC Atlantic standings and are positioned for their first bowl game since 2019.

5. (Tie) Georgia Bulldogs vs. Kentucky Wildcats (Spread: Kentucky +22.5)

The Georgia Bulldogs have already secured a spot in the SEC championship game against the LSU Tigers. While the Kentucky Wildcats are playing for pride after already clinching a berth to a bowl game and coming off last week’s humiliating loss to the Vanderbilt Commodores as 17.5-point favorites.

5. (Tie) Fresno State Bulldogs vs. Nevada Wolf Pack (Spread: Nevada +22.5)

The Nevada Wolf Pack are still looking for their first win in Mountain West play, but that’s unlikely to come against the conference-leading Fresno State Bulldogs. The Bulldogs haven’t fared well as the favorites, covering the spread in just two of seven contests.

7. (Tie) Tennessee Volunteers vs. South Carolina Gamecocks (Spread: South Carolina +21.5)

Depending on how the rest of the schedule plays out, there may still be a path to the College Football Playoff for the Tennessee Volunteers. But it will take an exceptional performance against the South Carolina Gamecocks this week and Vanderbilt next week if they want to woo the CFP committee.

7. (Tie) Colorado State Rams vs. Air Force Falcons (Spread: Colorado State +21.5)

Through 10 games, two wins and 129 points are all the Colorado State Rams have to show for their efforts. Granted, the Rams have been effective at covering the spread lately, besting the number in four of their previous six.

9. Boston College Eagles vs. Notre Dame Fighting Irish (Spread: Boston College +21)

No one can get a read on the Notre Dame Fighting Irish who, since the middle of October, dropped a contest to the Stanford Cardinal as -16.5-point favorites, knocked off the highly-ranked Clemson Tigers, and squeaked by the Navy Midshipmen 35-32 as -17 chalk.

10. Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets vs. North Carolina Tar Heels  (Spread: Georgia Tech +20.5)

Irrespective of the outcome against the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, the North Carolina Tar Heels are headed back to the ACC championship for the first time since 2015. North Carolina has covered the spread just once over their last three contests as favorites, but the Yellow Jackets have just one win over their previous four matchups.