CFB Week 11: Friday Night Lights
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7:00PM CT: Cal Golden Bears -7 vs. Wake Forest Demon Deacons
Cal has come down from a high they were on at the beginning of the season. The Golden Bears lost four games in a row until finally winning last week against Oregon State. Wake Forest was ice cold at the start of the season but has heated up since then with their only loss being against Clemson. Wake has won three of the last four. Although the Demon Deacons have not covered a game at home, I think that changes tonight. Wake’s offense has played much better in the second half of the season and now rank 66th in the country. Cal has a strong defense and Wake Forest does not. Will we have a shootout? I think they keep this game close.
Play: Wake Forest +7 (-108) [via DraftKings]
8:00PM CT: Iowa Hawkeyes -6.5 vs. UCLA Bruins
The Iowa Hawkeyes are coming off a huge win against Wisconsin at home. Now, they must travel to the Rose Bowl to take on UCLA who is trying to finish their season strong. Iowa will be without Cade McNamara once again, but that should not matter. QB Brendan Sullivan showed that he can command this Iowa offense and power running game. UCLA has won two in a row by taking down struggling Nebraska and Rutgers. Can their strong defense slow down the Hawkeyes? As much as I think this UCLA defense has improved, I can't be left holding a Bruins ticket against Iowa. The Hawkeyes have been a machine compared to the other Big Ten teams UCLA has faced recently. This may also get down to 6.5.
Play: Iowa -6.5 (-115) [via DraftKings]
9:30PM CT: New Mexico Lobos vs. San Diego State Aztecs -1.5
This game has the making of a shootout. New Mexico has lost their last two games, and so has San Diego State. The Aztecs did go against much tougher competition. This number has been ping-ponging lately. The Aztecs have also dominated this series. I think the Aztecs will take care of business the same way they have the last 9/10 times they have played and won. Instead of messing around with the spread, it may be safer to take the moneyline.
