Conference realignment causing the Pac-12 as we once knew it to collapse has made lots of fans unhappy, but they’ll at least get to see two of the conference’s classic rivalries during the Week 3 college football schedule. No. 9 Oregon vs. Oregon State will take place on Saturday as will the Apple Cup, featuring Washington vs. Washington State. Both rivalries have been contested well over 100 times, and both matchups have the new Big Ten schools favored. The Ducks are 17-point favorites over OSU in the latest Week 3 college football odds via SportsLine consensus, while the Huskies are favored by 5 points over WSU.
Other in-state, non-conference matchups include No. 18 Notre Dame vs. Purdue (+9.5) and Colorado vs. Colorado State (+7). Games between rivals tend to be much closer than expected considering the extra motivation that comes with playing a frequent opponent. Your Week 3 college football bets should take that into account, with both straight-up and against-the-spread CFB predictions. Before locking in any Week 3 college football picks on those games or others, be sure to see the latest college football predictions from SportsLine’s proven model.
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Author : CBS Sports Staff
Publish date : 2024-09-13 13:32:19
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