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Week 14 NCAA Line Moves
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CFB - (413) Texas at (414) Texas A&M +6
Saturday, November 30 – 7:00 p.m. ET / ABC
The lookahead line had Texas a -4.5 and that was raised to -6 despite reports circulating that Texas QB Quinn Ewers suffered an ankle injury versus Kentucky. Ewers appeared hampered after the second quarter injury and an MRI revealed a sprain, but not a bad one. With Georgia winning any tiebreakers in the SEC and advancing to the conference championship, this renewed rivalry is an elimination game for who the Bulldogs will play. After their triple OT loss at Auburn, Texas A&M at 8-3 probably has to win this week and next to assure a playoff bid. Update: In surveying the books, the Aggies were lowered to +5 or +5.5, almost evenly split, with an influx of Aggies cash. Though these teams have not met in 13 years, the animosity is real and will be on full display. As Georgia showed, the way to beat Texas is to pressure QB Quinn Ewers, and Texas A&M has the NFL talent on the defensive line to do that. Make this a three-point outcome either way.
Bet Percentage: Was Texas 52%, now Texas A&M 72%
Doug’s Pick – Texas A&M covers
CFB Top 5 Money ATS Bets (Highest in order) (35-30 record): Kansas State, Arkansas, Troy, Air Force and Cincinnati
CFB Top 5 Money Totals Bets (Highest in order) (34-30-1 record): Miami-FL/Syracuse OVER, Arkansas/Missouri UNDER, Notre Dame/USC OVER, UTSA/Army OVER and UAB/Charlotte OVER
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