College football championship season is upon us, with conference titles up for grabs and the final opportunity for top teams to punch their tickets to the College Football Playoff.
And more importantly for college football bettors, there are a handful of games with enticing betting value available for Saturday’s slate, including some monster betting edges for LSU vs. Georgia in the SEC Championship Game and Clemson vs. North Carolina in the ACC Championship Game.
Leveraging the Action Network’s College Football PRO Projections, here are the three biggest betting model edges for Saturday’s conference championship slate.
College Football Betting Model Picks
*Odds and projections as of Saturday morning
Kansas State vs. TCU Pick
12 p.m. ET | ABC
The Big 12 Championship Game gets us started off at noon ET with one of today’s top betting model edges.
This Kansas State vs. TCU total has settled in at 61.5, which the Action Network’s PRO Projections suggest is just too high.
Our model puts this line at 58.3, translating to a 4.3% edge for Kansas State vs. TCU under bettors.
PRO Projections Pick: Under 61.5 |
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LSU vs. Georgia Pick
4 p.m. ET | CBS
As of the time of writing, the LSU vs. Georgia over is the top edge of Saturday’s college football slate.
Our college football betting model projects the over/under for the SEC Championship Game at 55.8, resulting in a 6.2% edge when compared to the widely-available 52-point total.
PRO Projections Pick: Over 52
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Clemson vs. North Carolina Pick
8 p.m. ET | ABC
When it comes to spread edges, Clemson vs. North Carolina is easily the biggest of Saturday’s slate.
While the Tar Heels are 7.5-point underdogs against the Tigers, we project this spread at UNC +4.5, leaving bettors a beefy 5.7% edge in Saturday night’s ACC Championship Game.
PRO Projections Pick: North Carolina +7.5 |
What is QuickSlip?
QuickSlip is an Action Network feature that allows users to automatically pre-load their bet slip at FanDuel Sportsbook.
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