FrontPageBets is taking a look at three best bets for Week 2 of the college football season.
By Mike Szvetitz FrontPageBets The craziness that is college football is back in full effect after just one complete week of games.We see you.Now, what about Oregon scoring 81 points in its opener against Portland State?If the opening week was any indication of how wild this college football season is going to be, please keep all hands and feet inside the ride at all times.No. 11 Texas vs. No. 3 Alabama predictions: Texas +7 & Under 54.
Texas will be led by Heisman hopeful quarterback Quinn Ewers, who threw for 260 yards and three touchdowns last week against Rice.Alabama is breaking in a new starter under center in sophomore Jalen Milroe, who threw for 194 yards and three scores against MTSU. Milroe also ran for two scores. No. 20 Ole Miss vs. No. 24 Tulane predictions: Ole Miss -7.5 & Over 65 OK, let’s get this out of the way right off the bat: Tulane is not Mercer.
Tulane, which beat USC in last year’s Cotton Bowl, is good. Not only are the Green Wave ranked in the Top 25, but they are also coming off a 37-17 win to open the season against South Alabama, in which quarterback Michael Pratt threw for 294 yards and four touchdowns on just 20 passes. Oh, by the way, he completed 19 of them.Lane Kiffin and Ole Miss roll.
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