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Week 7 College Football Betting Focuses on Ground Games and Totals
Analysts highlight several matchups where pace and defensive issues could shape outcomes across conference play.
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Missouri and Ole Miss Set for High-Output Affair
Missouri has leaned on its ground attack with one back topping 200 rushing yards in each of the last two games, a rare feat for an SEC player in the last 20 seasons. That unit now faces an Ole Miss defense near the bottom nationally. The Rebels push tempo when behind or ahead, creating extra possessions.
Kentucky Looks to Stay Close at Oklahoma
Oklahoma's defense ranks among the nation's best, yet the Sooners have managed under 250 passing yards in every game while averaging just 2.9 yards per carry on the ground. The total sits at 43.5, placing value on each possession. Kentucky has forced 12 takeaways and ranks top-five in rushing success rate with one back averaging 7.7 yards per carry. The Wildcats reach third down less often by converting early, helping keep the score within reach.
Struggling Offenses Point to Unders in Two Games
Maryland has allowed touchdowns on 13 of 16 red-zone trips and surrendered 27 scores overall, though many came against top competition. In another matchup, both Wyoming and Northern Illinois rank among the slowest-paced teams. Five of Wyoming's six games finished with 37 or fewer total points, supporting a lean under 42.
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