Our 2012 bowl predictions kick off on Saturday, December 15th with the New Mexico Bowl, and we are set to make our New Mexico Bowl predictions, tips, and keys to the game for the duel between the Nevada Wolf Pack and the Arizona Wildcats.

2012 New Mexico Bowl: Nevada Wolf Pack vs. Arizona Wildcats
2012 New Mexico Bowl Location: University Stadium, Albuquerque, NM
2012 New Mexico Bowl Date/Time: Saturday, December 15th, 1:00 p.m. (ET)
2012 New Mexico Bowl On TV: ESPN, Watch ESPN

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Key #1: Stefphon Jefferson cannot wear down
It’s really tough to imagine just how many times Jefferson has carried the ball this year for the Wolf Pack. He is averaging touching the rock over 30 times per game in the Pistol offense, and he is going to have be going full bore against this Arizona defense from start to finish. The Wildcats allowed 189.8 yards per game this year on the ground to opponents, and the only comparable teams to this Nevada club that they played were the Oregon Ducks (228 rushing yards allowed), Oklahoma State Cowboys (200 rushing yards allowed), and UCLA Bruins (308 rushing yards allowed). We know that it isn’t just Jefferson that is going to be carrying the ball on Saturday, as QB Cody Fajardo is going to be doing so as well, but it is Jefferson that has to keep those chains moving on a regular basis, and he is also going to be tabbed with making sure that the Wolf Pack stay on schedule with down and distance. They’ll make their big plays, and Jefferson will be part of that, but Jefferson has to keep running the ball and running it hard for the full 60 minutes.

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Nevada Wolf Pack +9
Arizona Wildcats -9
Over/Under 77
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Key #2: Austin Hill must stretch the field
The Wildcats are a team that can run the football and run the heck out of it, too. We already know that RB Ka’Deem Carey will get his yards and his touchdowns from in close, but to move the pigskin in chunks, it’s going to require a solid effort from WR Austin Hill. QB Matt Scott averaged 7.2 yards per pass attempt this year, including 24 touchdowns. Hill was not just the leading receiver for the team with 73 catches, 1,189 yards, and nine scores, but he also led the team in yards per catch with 16.3. Hill had a few absolutely massive games this year, including 139 yards against Toledo, 125 yards against Okie State, 165 yards against Stanford, and 259 yards against USC. He hasn’t had a 100+ yard game since the end of October, but this could be the secondary that he could torch. The Wolf Pack did only allow 218.3 passing yards per game this year, but there were a lot of games that were played against teams that run it more than they throw it. The last truly excellent quarterback/receiver tandem that Nevada saw this year was against the Fresno State Bulldogs when QB Derek Carr threw for 220 yards and two TDs and WR Davante Adams had nine catches, 120 yards, and trip to the end zone.

Key #3: The Wolf Pack have to be a bit unpredictable
Predictability has been a major problem for Nevada over the course of the last several bowl games. The team has only won one bowl game since the 2005 Hawaii Bowl, and a lot of these games have featured terrible offensive showings. For example, Nevada has averaged just 17.0 points per game in its last six bowl games this year. The problem the Wolf Pack have is that they run a unique offense that is just too darn simple. It doesn’t take all that long to figure out this offense if you study enough game tape, and though there isn’t always enough time to figure out in preparation for this offense in just one week’s time, getting ready for a bowl game with 16 extra practices is a totally different story. The Pack have to be thrilled that they are playing one of the first bowl games of the year this year though, as it only gives Head Coach Rich Rodriguez two weeks to figure out how to counter this fantastic offense. Still, Fajardo and the gang are going to have to show some more creativity in this one, or once the Arizona defense gets settled, it could really figure out how to wreck havoc on this Pistol attack.

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The 2012 Idaho Potato Bowl picks are going to be difficult to make, as the Utah State Aggies and Toledo Rockets are set to do battle with one another on the Smurf Turf. Check out our Idaho Potato Bowl predictions and the keys to the game for Utah State vs. Toledo.

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2012 Idaho Potato Bowl: Utah State Aggies vs. Toledo Rockets
2012 Idaho Potato Bowl Location: Bronco Stadium, Boise, ID
2012 Idaho Potato Bowl Date/Time: Saturday, December 15th, 4:30 p.m. (ET)
2012 Idaho Potato Bowl Television Coverage: ESPN, Watch ESPN

Key #1: Kerwynn Williams has to continue to be a star in every facet of the game
You’re not going to find a man who can do more for his team than what Williams can and will do for the Aggies. This is a man that will run the ball 15-20 times and catch at least five or six passes as well, and we wouldn’t bet against him scoring multiple touchdowns to boot. With a total of 200 carries and 43 receptions this year, Williams leads the team in both categories, and he was also the leading receiver in terms of yardage (663 yards) as well. Obviously, the main threat for Williams is his running ability, and he has rumbled for 1,277 yards and 12 TDs. Last year, in spite of the fact that he was splitting the backfield with two other backs, including RB Robert Turbin, who is now in the NFL, Williams had 62 yards on just nine carries. He can do it all, and he frequently will, and he is going to need to come up with the big plays in order to win this game.

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Utah State Aggies -10.5
Toledo Rockets +10.5
Over/Under 58.5
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Key #2: Utah State needs to get over the fact that it didn’t make the big play last year
Utah State would have had its second ever bowl victory last year if not for the fact that QB Tyler Tettleton scored for the Ohio Bobcats in the dying seconds of the game to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. The Aggies had a defense all that year remembered that moment, especially with so many players that were on the field for that one returning all year long. What we have to remember though, is that Toledo DID make the play in its bowl game, winning the Military Bowl over the Air Force Falcons by stuffing up a two-point conversion to win the game. The Aggies haven’t been tested in all that many games this year that came down to the wire, so if this one is close, as it has the distinct potential to be, the Aggies will need to come up with the big play on one side of the ball or the other to be able to walk away with a ‘W’ this time around from Boise.

Key #3: David Fluellen has to be healthy and post a consistent YPC average
In the regular season finale against the Akron Zips, both QB Terrence Owens and RB David Fluellen sat out with injuries. Both are considered probable on the Idaho Potato Bowl injury report, so there aren’t worries there. What is bothersome though, is the fact that the Rockets really didn’t run the ball well without Fluellen in there. The team averaged just 3.9 yards per carry in that game against a bad Akron team that had a terrible defense this year. That’s a sharp contrast from the 5.8 yards per carry that Fluellen averaged for the season. Granted, there were some games that proved to be problematic for the Rockets when Fluellen didn’t have a great YPC average. He rushed for just 3.6 YPC against the Northern Illinois Huskies and 3.6 YPC against the Arizona Wildcats. These were the only games this year in which he was below 3.9 YPC, and needless to say, they were two of the team’s three losses on the campaign. Utah State is allowing just 111.4 yards per game this year on the ground, and there have been some stout rushing teams in the fold as well. Don’t be all that shocked if Fluellen’s YPC turns out to be the most important number in this game.

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Our Army vs. Navy keys to game are all set to go here at Bankroll Sports, as the Navy Midshipmen look for their 11th straight victory over the Army Black Knights. Will they get it? Check out our Army vs. Navy picks & analysis, and get our college football predictions for the game!

Army/Navy Game: Army Black Knights vs. Navy Midshipmen
Army/Navy Game Location: Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, PA
Army/Navy Game Date/Time: Saturday, December 8th, 3:00 p.m. (ET)
Army/Navy On TV: CBS

Key #1: The Black Knights cannot get outrushed badly
You would figure that there wouldn’t be all that much of an issue getting outrushed when you’re a triple option offense, but alas, that happened this year against the Temple Owls, it almost happened against the Kent State Golden Flashes, and it almost happened against the Stony Brook Seawovles. Needless to say, the club just has to find some defense from somewhere. Temple’s RB Montel Harris rushed for 351 yards and seven TDs against the Cadets, and there was very little that could be done to stop it. Heck, not only that, but the Owls ended the day with 534 yards on 57 rushes. The Black Knights have the No. 1 ranked rushing offense in America at 369.8 yards per game, but this defense is allowing 238.3 yards per game on the ground to go with 37.0 points per game. That just doesn’t cut it to say the least, and there is going to have to be someone step up against another triple option offense here to keep Army on track and with a shot to win this one. It’s not so much the yards as it is the points, but it is going to be a clear indication in this game if one team beats the other by 100+ yards on the ground who is going to win and cover.

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Navy Midshipmen -7
Army Black Knights +7
Over/Under 56
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Key #2: Trent Steelman has to leave a legacy
This one is all about Steelman. He’s the team’s quarterback and has been for the last four years. He’s going to go down as one of the most important quarterbacks in the history of the program, knowing that he already holds the record for the most touchdowns scored in a career (44) with the Black Knights. However, what’s looming over his head are three straight losses — losses No. 8, 9, and 10 in a row to the Middies. Winning this game would cement his legacy for sure, and it would send him out on the top of his game before he goes off to serve our great country. Steelman has 1,152 yards and 16 TDs this year on the ground, but he never really did develop into a quarterback that could successfully put the ball in the air even 10 times per game. He does have 619 yards throwing this year, and he’s got a solid receiver in WR Chevaughn Lawrence to work with, but in the end, regardless of how he is going to do it, Steelman has to be “The Man” if Army is going to sink Navy.

Key #3: Keenan Reynolds has to stretch out the Army defense
It’s easy to say that whichever team in the triple option runs the ball with more efficiency is going to ultimately win, but in the end, it’s not necessarily all about the run. Granted, throwing the ball isn’t necessarily going to make things better either, but the Middies have to keep the ball on the edges of the Army defense. The Black Knights have had all sorts of problems in the middle of their defense this year, and that has inevitably been a focal point over the course of the last few weeks of prep for this one. Whether it’s SB Gee Gee Greene, Reynolds, or WR Shawn Lynch doing the deed, someone is going to have to consistently use some sort of speed on the edges of this Army defense as well, and that’s been a problem all year long for the Midshipmen. Reynolds can throw the ball better than the average Navy quarterback, as he has 754 yards and eight TDs against just one pick since taking over for QB Trey Miller. Since SB John Howell was knocked out for the season with a leg injury though, this offense just hasn’t looked overly dynamic, but it should be able to get back on track against a porous Army defense if, and really only if, the outside game is working in some form.

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2012 Poinsettia Bowl picks are going to be entertaining to make this year, as we have a de facto host of this game in the San Diego State Aztecs. Head Coach Rocky Long’s team will look to avenge last year’s bowl defeat in the New Orleans Bowl when SDSU battles it out with former Mountain West rivals, the BYU Cougars. Join us for our Poinsettia Bowl keys to the game and our BYU vs. San Diego State predictions.

2012 Poinsettia Bowl: San Diego State Aztecs vs. BYU Cougars
2012 Poinsettia Bowl Location: Qualcomm Stadium, San Diego, CA
2012 Poinsettia Bowl Date/Time: Thursday, December 20th, 8:00 p.m. (ET)
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Key #1: San Diego State has to figure out how to move the ball on the ground
QB Adam Dingwell has done a great job this year for the Aztecs, stepping in for the injured QB Ryan Katz and leading the team to a perfect record since getting the starting gig. The problem that the Aztecs might have in this one though, is that they could struggle on the ground. Take out the game against the No. 1 team in the land, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, and BYU only allowed 67.3 yards per game this year, and that includes a game against the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets and their triple option offense. Head Coach Bronco Mendenhall has himself a heck of a defense that has stood up to just about every test it has faced this year. San Diego State though, has two great backs in RB Adam Muema and RB Walter Kazee. These two men just have to keep the ball moving for a SDSU team that averages 229.2 yards per game on the ground. If not and Dingwell has to throw the ball to keep it moving against the Cougars, there could be massive problems. For as well as Dingwell played when he had to this year, he did only average 6.9 yards per pass attempt, and he had just an 8/4 TD/INT ratio.

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San Diego State Aztecs +3.5
BYU Cougars -3.5
Over/Under 48
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Key #2: BYU cannot lose ground in the special teams department
Mendenhall will tell you just how badly his special teams units have played this year. The kicking game has been absolutely atrocious, as the team has made just nine of its 17 field goal attempts on the campaign. The return game hasn’t produced a single touchdown all year long, and there hasn’t been a return of a punt or a kick go longer than 44 yards all year either. The one aspect that this team has really capitalized on this year though, has been in the punting department. P Riley Stephenson finished out the year ranked second in the country in yards per punt at 47.3, and he is a real weapon for the team to have. That being said, punting is one very tiny aspect to the game on a regular basis, and without a kicker to rely upon on a regular basis, it is going to make this a difficult game for the Cougs to try to play. This one had better not boil down to a crucial kick, knowing how bad both Stephenson as a field goal kicker and K Justin Sorensen have been all year long.

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Key #3: Riley Nelson has to work the ball up the field
First off, Nelson has to be healthy, and that’s first and foremost. The fifth year senior has been dealing with all sorts of problems all year long, and now, it’s his back that is bothering him. He admits that he isn’t at 100%, but regardless of whether he is or he isn’t, Thursday is going to be the day that he has to take the field against a San Diego State defense that has been deceptively solid all year long. Yes, the team showed that it was prone to some big plays by allowing a pair of 40+ yard touchdowns against the Wyoming Cowboys, but those were the only scores beyond 25 yards that the team allowed since September 29th against the Fresno State Bulldogs. Nelson averages just 6.6 yards per pass attempt, and there isn’t a receiver on the team that averages more than 12.6 yards per catch this year. That’s why RB Jamaal Williams and the gang have struggled getting things going in the running game. There just isn’t all that much of a deep threat on a regular basis. Parlay the fact that the Aztecs haven’t gotten burned by the big play with the fact that BYU doesn’t seem to really have the ability to strike for those long touchdowns with regularity makes this a dangerous spot for the Cougs to be in.

It’s Championship Week across college football, and here at Bankroll Sports, we’re paying attention to all of the great Championship Game odds and Week 14 odds for what should be a remarkable finale to as good of a season as we have seen in quite some time.

The week starts off on Thursday with the de facto Big East Championship Game. The Rutgers Scarlet Knights are three point favorites to win the Big East outright, but the Louisville Cardinals are going to try to make a big time mess of the standings if they can pull off the upset. The atmosphere in Piscataway should be electric, and these two teams are very hard to separate. Neither has played well, and both are coming off of brutal losses, so the only tiebreaker that the oddsmakers really have is home field advantage, and that field goal is exactly the margin that Rutgers is favored by. This game also features one of the lowest ‘totals’ of the week at just 43 points, though the other Big East game of note between the Connecticut Huskies and the Cincinnati Bearcats on Saturday is even lower at 39.

From the world of defense to the world of offense in the MAC, where the MAC Championship Game odds are going to be as tightly contested as we have seen in years and years. The last time that the conference had this much of a buzz, the Ball State Cardinals were on the verge of busting the BCS, only to get knocked off by the Buffalo Bulls. Since then, this conference has been looked at as one of the worst in America, only just in front of the Sun Belt, but it has been a banner year for the MAC. Both the Kent State Golden Flashes and the Northern Illinois Huskies have a chance of going to the BCS. Kent State is almost a lock with a win, while Northern Illinois will clearly need a win and some big time help. There are actually three 1,000+ yard rushers in this game, so the points could be flying on the scoreboard in a hurry in spite of the fact that these two defenses are both quite stout. NIU is laying five thanks to QB Jordan Lynch, one of the most dynamic players in the country, though that number has already started dropping from the outset of the weekend with still plenty of time to go until kickoff.

The other clash on Friday is the Pac-12 Championship Game, where either the UCLA Bruins or the Stanford Cardinal will be celebrating with roses in their mouths. Yes, the trip to the Rose Bowl will be handed to the winner of this game. This is a rematch of last week’s game at the Rose Bowl Stadium, a game which Stanford won handily to move on to this spot and to host the conference title game. It’s one of the biggest games in the last 30 years of Stanford football, and it is also a chance for UCLA to prove that it is back on the map as a team to beat out West. Still, this is expected to be a one-sided blowout, with the Cardinal favored by nine on “The Farm.”

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The Big XII has itself a big mess to try to work out this week, as there is at least one, and possibly two BCS bowl bids to hand out. The Kansas State Wildcats are in the driver’s seat right now, as they know that a win removes all doubt that they’ll be in the Fiesta Bowl. It’s Senior Day as well, and there will be a lot of emotion surrounding QB Collin Klein in his final game of his potential Heisman Trophy winning season. Klein needs a huge game to catch up to QB Johnny Manziel, but he has a chance to make the final statement in the final week of the campaign. Kansas State is one of the bigger favorites of this Championship Weekend, laying 10 tothe Texas Longhorns, who also have an outside shot of going to the BCS.

The biggest favorites though, are the West Virginia Mountaineers. They’re giving 20 to the Kansas Jayhawks in what should be the only game that has very little to no doubt as to who the victor truly will be.

That’s definitely not all from the Big XII, though. The Oklahoma State Cowboys and the Baylor Bears are involved in what might be the wildest game of the season. The ‘total’ in this one is already set at 81.5, and we expect that that number is going to only go up as the week rolls on, as these are two of the best offenses (and worst defenses) that the conference and the nation have to offer. It’s the team that beat Oklahoma State last week though, the Oklahoma Sooners, that are under the most pressure. The Sooners are squaring off with the TCU Horned Frogs in Fort Worth, and they have to win this game to have any chance to get into the BCS. Lose this one, and it’s off to the Cotton Bowl at best. Win it, get some help, and a trip to the Fiesta Bowl is in the cards. Oklahoma is giving 6.5 to TCU, but the Horned Frogs have their sights set on a Senior Day victory in what has been an emotional first season in the Big XII full of ups and downs.

But of course, there are some big time conference title games to talk about as well. We’ll start in the ACC, where the Florida State Seminoles and the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets are going to do battle in Charlotte. This date has been set for two weeks, but Florida State still has to have its work cut out for it after losing last week to the Florida Gators. The Noles are giving two touchdowns to the Jackets in spite of the fact that Head Coach Paul Johnson is one of the few coaches to have massive degrees of success against the garnet and gold in the ACC.

The Wisconsin Badgers are in a familiar spot in the Big Ten Championship Game, and they’re going to be trying to get back to an even more familiar situation with a third straight trip to the Rose Bowl if they can win this game. However, they’re in a very unfamiliar situation of being an underdog in the biggest game of the year in the Big Ten. The Nebraska Cornhuskers are trying to lock down their first ever Big Ten title, and if they can do that, they’ll be going to the Rose Bowl instead. Wisky is 2-0 ATS in this series, but it is going to have to figure out how to avenge the loss earlier this season in Lincoln to cover this one, as the Badgers are only +2.5.

Two smaller conference titles will be handed out on Saturday as well. In the Sun Belt, the Arkansas State Red Wolves are favored by 10 in what amounts to be the conference title game against the Middle Tennessee State Blue Raiders. Over in Conference USA, the UCF Knights and Tulsa Golden Hurricane meet for the second time in five years in the C-USA Championship Game. In this battle to go to the Liberty Bowl, the game is poised well at a pick ’em in spite of the fact that the Knights lost to Tulsa here at Skelley Field just two weeks ago.

And then there’s the tiny little matter of the SEC Championship Game dab smack in the middle of the day. The Alabama Crimson Tide and the Georgia Bulldogs withstood the toughest and deepest conference in America, and now, they are just one win over the other away from playing for the BCS National Championship. Either way, the SEC team will be favored over the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in another month and a half in Miami, but this is clearly as big of a game as there has been in years in this conference. Georgia is considered the heavy 7.5-point underdog in this one, but this is as close of a point spread as the Crimson Tide have faced (and will face) this year. The ‘total’ in this game is lined at 50.5, a very average number all things considered. Remember that QB Aaron Murray will probably make himself a Heisman Trophy finalist by winning this game, while the Tide have scored at least 33 against most of their foes this year. Remember though, that both of these defenses are top notch. It’s been over 128 minutes since Alabama has allowed a single point and over a month and a half since UGA has allowed more than 14 in a game.

2012 NCAA Football Week 14 Odds @ WagerWeb Sportsbook (as of 11/26/12):
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Week 14 College Football Betting Lines for Thursday, 11/29/12

303 Louisville Cardinals +3
304 Rutgers Scarlet Knights -3
Over/Under 43

NCAA Football Lines for Week 14 for Friday, 11/30/12

305 Northern Illinois Huskies -5
306 Kent State Golden Flashes +5
Over/Under 60

307 UCLA Bruins +9
308 Stanford Cardinal -9
Over/Under 52

Week 14 NCAA Football Odds for Saturday, 12/1/12

309 Cincinnati Bearcats -5.5
310 Connecticut Huskies +5.5
Over/Under 39

311 Pittsburgh Panthers -6
312 South Florida Bulls +6
Over/Under 45

313 Oklahoma Sooners -6.5
314 TCU Horned Frogs +6.5
Over/Under 63

315 Texas Longhorns +12.5
316 Kansas State Wildcats -12.5
Over/Under 66

317 Oklahoma State Cowboys -4
318 Baylor Bears +4
Over/Under 81.5

319 Boise State Broncos -9
320 Nevada Wolf Pack +9
Over/Under 63

321 Kansas Jayhawks +20
322 West Virginia Mountaineers -20
Over/Under 69

323 New Mexico State Aggies +13
324 Texas State Bobcats -13
Over/Under 57

325 Middle Tennessee State Blue Raiders +10
326 Arkansas State Red Wolves -10
Over/Under OTB

327 Louisiana Lafayette Ragin’ Cajuns -9.5
328 Florida Atlantic Owls +9.5
Over/Under OTB

329 South Alabama Jaguars +5
330 Hawaii Warriors -5
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331 UCF Knights pk
332 Tulsa Golden Hurricane pk
Over/Under 57

333 Alabama Crimson Tide -7.5
334 Georgia Bulldogs +7.5
Over/Under 50.5

335 Florida State Seminoles -14
336 Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets +14
Over/Under 61

337 Nebraska Cornhuskers -2.5
338 Wisconsin Badgers +2.5
Over/Under 48

Week 13 of the 2012 college football campaign is going to get underway this weekend. Below you will find the current list of 2012 Week 13 NCAA football lines and spreads along with a breakdown of the Week 13 college football lines. Be sure to check out the free NCAA football picks from the expert handicappers at Bankroll Sports this weekend!

It’s rivalry week in college football, and the truth of the matter is that the standings and the NCAA football odds tend to really not matter all that much when push comes to shove in these games. For as many surprises as there have been this year, about the only thing that would be shocking on the week of Thanksgiving would be if there were no surprises by the time Saturday afternoon was said and done with.

We’ll start with the midweek games, as there are clashes on both Tuesday and Thursday this week. The Toledo Rockets are expected to finish up a great season at home at the Glass Bowl, and they are going to be laying 18.5 against the Akron Zips in the first game of the week. On Thursday meanwhile, the Texas Longhorns and TCU Horned Frogs are going to be doing battle against one another in a Lone Star State rivalry game. The Horns, who might control their own destiny to go to the BCS, are -8 at home against the Horned Frogs, who are hoping to pull off a big upset to get back up the Big XII bowl ladder as their regular season winds down.

However, more important are all of the massive rivalry games on Saturday that are worth noting. The biggest and most important of the bunch pits the USC Trojans against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. This is the last game of the year for both of these teams. USC is going to try to stop its big time losing streak, and if it does, it will have knocked the Golden Domers out of the title game. If not, the next plane tickets that Notre Dame can book are to Miami for the National Championship Game. One would figure that the Irish will be favored in this game, knowing that QB Matt Barkley has already been confirmed as out of the lineup for this one. For now though, the game remains as one of the two massive rivalry games that are still off the board, joining the very important duel in Tallahassee between the Florida State Seminoles and the Florida Gators.

Most of the other big time games are listed on the NCAA football odds this week, and some are a heck of a lot closer than others.

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We’ll start with the games that are expected to be blowouts. The Alabama Crimson Tide are very lucky to now be two wins away from the National Championship Game for the second straight year. They have the Auburn Tigers this week in Tuscaloosa, and you can bet that there will be vengeance on the minds of the Tide. The last time Auburn was here at Bryant Denny Stadium, the team stormed back from down 21-0 to shock Alabama 28-21 in a game that not only took Alabama out of the title game, but it put the Tigers in it as well. This year? If Alabama jumps out to a 21-0 lead, expect the next 28 to go to the Tide as well. They’re favored by 31, making them one of the biggest favorites on the board of the entire weekend.

The team that Alabama is going to play in the SEC Championship Game is the Georgia Bulldogs, though the Dawgs have to be quite careful not to look past their rivals this week, the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. Georgia losing would be about the only road to the National Championship for any other teams aside from SEC schools and Notre Dame in all likelihood, so there are going to be a lot of teams that are hoping the triple option gives the Bulldogs fits. G-Tech is going to be scoreboard watching to determine whether it will be in the ACC Championship Game or not, but it is going to want to win this one to make sure that it doesn’t have to file an appeal to get into a bowl game this year. (Note: The appeal would almost certainly be won even if the Yellow Jackets finished 6-7 after losing to Florida State in the ACC Championship Game) The Bulldogs are laying just 13, which feels like a number that is very, very low considering how far apart these two teams are in reality.

There are other college football rivalry games that aren’t expected to be all that close this year either. The Washington Huskies are favored by 11 in the Apple Cup against the Washington State Cougars, while the LSU Tigers are giving 12.5 to the Arkansas Razorbacks. We’ve seen odd results in both of these games over the course of the last several years though, and this year might not be all that much of an exception. The Virginia Tech Hokies is favored by 10.5 in a game against hated Virginia Cavaliers, and the Hokies have to have that one just to qualify for a bowl game this year.

And then there are some rivalry games that are expected to be a heck of a lot closer than this. The Oregon Ducks are going to have to go to Reser Stadium in one of the biggest versions of the Civil War in quite some time. The Ducks will be knocked clear out of the title picture if the Oregon State Beavers can pick up a ‘W’ as 10.5 point underdogs on Saturday. The Oklahoma Sooners, another team hoping to get into the BCS this year, are going to take on the Oklahoma State Cowboys in Bedlam as 8.5 point favorites. The annual game between the Michigan Wolverines and the Ohio State Buckeyes is always a tight one as well, and this year, the host Bucks are five point favorites to close out the year unbeaten with a chance to be the only spotless team in America when push comes to shove. The Arizona Wildcats and Arizona State Sun Devils could both be fighting to stay in the Pac-12 bowl ladder and to avoid having to play an East Coast bowl game, and in this one, Arizona is laying 2.5. Mississippi State is getting a point against the Ole Miss Rebels in the Egg Bowl this year in a game that the Rebs have to win if they are going to qualify for a bowl game.

Maybe the biggest of the rivalry games is in the great state of South Carolina. The Clemson Tigers are going to take on the South Carolina Gamecocks. Both of these teams are fringe National Championship contenders if all hell breaks loose on Saturday, and this is a huge game for bragging rights and computer votes in both the SEC and the ACC. Clemson is trying to wrap up an 11-1 season and probably a spot in a BCS bowl game, while South Carolina needs a win and a lot of help to potentially be the second team out of the SEC into the BCS. This is a crucial game for both teams, especially with the recruiting trail just about set to heat up as well. The hosts are laying four in Death Valley for this clash.

Not everything is a traditional rivalry game this week, though. The Miami Hurricanes will win the ACC Coastal Division if they can beat the Duke Blue Devils as 5.5 point favorites on Saturday in one of the more important clashes of the day. That game pales in comparison though, to the duel at the Rose Bowl, where the UCLA Bruins and the Stanford Cardinal are going to do battle. The Cardinal are the road team in this one, but if they win this game, these same two teams will meet next week in Palo Alto with a spot in the Rose Bowl on the line. Should Stanford lose, Oregon will be in the Pac-12 title game and host the affair if it beats Oregon State. If Stanford loses and Oregon loses, Oregon State will go instead. To make it all work for the Cardinal, they’re going to have to beat a 1.5 point spread which sees them favored at the outset of the weekend.

Other games of note… The Baylor Bears are -2 in a game they probably have to win to get to a bowl game against the Texas Tech Red Raiders. The Michigan State Spartans have one last chance as 7.5 point favorites to get into a bowl game on the road at the Minnesota Golden Gophers. Meanwhile, in a similar game, the Purdue Boilermakers are -5.5 against the Indiana Hoosiers. A victory will send the Boilers to a bowl game this year. In the Big East, the Pitt Panthers, playing a must win game to keep their bowl hopes alive, take on the Rutgers Scarlet Knights and are -2 in the game, while the Louisville Cardinals are -12.5 against the Connecticut Huskies. Louisville might need that game to make next week’s game against Rutgers the de facto Big East Championship Game, while UConn has to win these last two games of the year to make it to a bowl. The West Virginia Mountaineers are -1.5 at the Iowa State Cyclones in a game that WVU needs to qualify for a bowl at last after starting 5-0.

The biggest favorites of the weekend are the Utah State Aggies, who are -39 against the lowly Idaho Vandals. There are a total of eight games this week that feature games with point spreads of at least 20, but just two, Utah State and Alabama, are favored by at least 30.

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Week 13 College Football Betting Odds for Tuesday, 11/20/12

101 Akron Zips +17.5
102 Toledo Rockets -17.5
Over/Under 62.5

Week 13 College Football Betting Lines for Thursday, 11/21/12

109 TCU Horned Frogs +7.5
110 Texas Longhorns -7.5
Over/Under 55

NCAA Football Lines for Week 13 for Friday, 11/23/12

111 Nebraska Cornhuskers -14.5
112 Iowa Hawkeyes +14.5
Over/Under 48.5

113 Buffalo Bulls +8.5
114 Bowling Green Falcons -8.5
Over/Under 42.5

115 Central Michigan Chippewas -11
116 Massachusetts Minutemen +11
Over/Under 56

117 Ball State Cardinals -8
118 Miami Redhawks +8
Over/Under 60.5

119 Syracuse Orange -7.5
120 Temple Owls +7.5
Over/Under 58

121 Northern Illinois Huskies -20.5
122 Eastern Michigan Eagles +20.5
Over/Under 60

123 South Florida Bulls +14
124 Cincinnati Bearcats -14
Over/Under 50

125 Marshall Thundering Herd +6.5
126 East Carolina Pirates -6.5
Over/Under 70

127 Ohio Bobcats +9.5
128 Kent State Golden Flashes -9.5
Over/Under 59

129 LSU Tigers -11.5
130 Arkansas Razorbacks +11.5
Over/Under 52

131 Utah Utes -23.5
132 Colorado Buffaloes +23.5
Over/Under 50

133 West Virginia Mountaineers -2.5
134 Iowa State Cyclones +2.5
Over/Under 66

135 Washington Huskies -14
136 Washington State Cougars +14
Over/Under 51

137 Arizona State Sun Devils +2.5
138 Arizona Wildcats -2.5
Over/Under 72

Week 13 NCAA Football Odds for Saturday, 11/24/12

139 Michigan Wolverines +4
140 Ohio State Buckeyes -4
Over/Under 54

141 Vanderbilt Commodores -10.5
142 Wake Forest Demon Deacon +10.5
Over/Under 47

143 Connecticut Huskies +10.5
144 Louisville Cardinals -10.5
Over/Under 45.5

145 Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets +14.5
146 Georgia Bulldogs -14.5
Over/Under 63.5

147 Maryland Terrapins +24.5
148 North Carolina Tar Heels -24.5
Over/Under 53.5

149 Virginia Cavaliers +10
150 Virginia Tech Hokies -10
Over/Under 49

151 Michigan State Spartans -8.5
152 Minnesota Golden Gophers +8.5
Over/Under 39.5

153 Miami Hurricanes -6.5
154 Duke Blue Devils +6.5
Over/Under 68.5

155 Illinois Fighting Illini +19
156 Northwestern Wildcats -19
Over/Under 50.5

157 Boston College Eagles +13.5
158 NC State Wolfpack -13.5
Over/Under 50.5

159 Kentucky Wildcats +13.5
160 Tennessee Volunteers -13.5
Over/Under 56.5

161 Wisconsin Badgers +2
162 Penn State Nittany Lions -2
Over/Under 45.5

163 Rutgers Scarlet Knights +1
164 Pittsburgh Panthers -1
Over/Under 43

165 Indiana Hoosiers +5.5
166 Purdue Boilermakers -5.5
Over/Under 63

167 Texas State Bobcats -1.5
168 Texas San Antonio Roadrunners +1.5
Over/Under 54.5

169 Idaho Vandals +37.5
170 Utah State Aggies -37.5
Over/Under 57.5

171 San Diego State Aztecs -7.5
172 Wyoming Cowboys +7.5
Over/Under 55

173 Texas Tech Red Raiders +3.5
174 Baylor Bears -3.5
Over/Under 79.5

175 Auburn Tigers +32.5
176 Alabama Crimson Tide -32.5
Over/Under 46.5

177 Mississippi State Bulldogs +1.5
178 Ole Miss Rebels -1.5
Over/Under 54.5

179 Stanford Cardinal -3
180 UCLA Bruins +3
Over/Under 51.5

181 BYU Cougars -27.5
182 New Mexico State Aggies +27.5
Over/Under 48

183 Air Force Falcons +16.5
184 Fresno State Bulldogs -16.5
Over/Under 60.5

185 Oklahoma State Cowboys +6.5
186 Oklahoma Sooners -6.5
Over/Under 71.5

187 Missouri Tigers +22
188 Texas A&M Aggies -22
Over/Under 60.5

189 Oregon Ducks -9.5
190 Oregon State Beavers +9.5
Over/Under 65.5

191 Tulsa Golden Hurricane -5
192 SMU Mustangs +5
Over/Under 50.5

193 Florida Gators +7
194 Florida State Seminoles -7
Over/Under 43.5

195 Louisiana Tech Bulldogs +4
196 San Jose State Spartans -4
Over/Under 75.5

197 Southern Miss Golden Eagles +3.5
198 Memphis Tigers -3.5
Over/Under 50.5

199 Tulane Green Wave +12
200 Houston Cougars -12
Over/Under 68

201 New Mexico Lobos +3.5
202 Colorado State Rams -3.5
Over/Under 54

203 Rice Owls +1
204 UTEP Miners -1
Over/Under 56.5

205 South Carolina Gamecocks +3.5
206 Clemson Tigers -3.5
Over/Under 61.5

207 UAB Blazers +21.5
208 Central Florida Knights -21.5
Over/Under 57.5

209 Notre Dame Fighting Irish -5
210 USC Trojans +5
Over/Under 46

211 UNLV Runnin’ Rebels -3
212 Hawaii Warriors +3
Over/Under 54

213 North Texas Mean Green +11
214 Western Kentucky Hilltoppers -11
Over/Under 51

215 Troy Trojans +3
216 Middle Tennessee State Blue Raiders -3
Over/Under 69.5

217 South Alabama Jaguars +18.5
218 Louisiana Lafayette Ragin’ Cajuns -18.5
Over/Under 56

219 Louisiana Monroe Warhawks -4
220 Florida International Golden Panthers +4
Over/Under 61

Week 12 of the 2012 college football campaign is going to get underway this weekend. Below you will find the current list of 2012 Week 12 NCAA football lines and spreads along with a breakdown of the Week 12 college football lines. Be sure to check out the free NCAA football picks from the expert handicappers at Bankroll Sports this weekend!

It’s going to be quite the interesting weekend of college football betting action this week, and there are a number of tremendously important games on the slate, including some awesome rivalry showdowns.

The biggest rivalry on the Week 12 schedule pits the USC Trojans against the UCLA Bruins. The winner of this game will almost certainly go on to win the Pac-12 South Division to play the Oregon Ducks at Autzen Stadium for the right to go to the Rose Bowl. Both teams still have those Rose Bowl dreams even if that game is lost though, as the second team in the Pac-12 might be heading to Pasadena anyway, knowing that the Ducks at that point would likely be going to the BCS National Championship Game. UCLA has its best shot in years to take down the Men of Troy, and if it were to be the case, it would be a colossal shift in the culture in the city of Los Angeles and in college football on the West Coast as we know it. The Bruins are getting just 3.5 points, easily the fewest that they have gotten in years in this rivalry.

Speaking of those Ducks though, they have a big one in front of them on the weekend as well, as they are taking on the Stanford Cardinal. Last year, the Quack Attack was able to go on the road and derail the National Championship hopes for QB Andrew Luck and the Cardinal, and they’re going to hope to basically knock the Cardinal out of the Rose Bowl this year. The loser of this one is going to see some big time dreams demolished. We’ve already seen Stanford go on the road this year to South Bend, and the team really had the Fighting Irish dead to rights. Intimidation won’t be a factor in spite of the fact that the Cardinal are getting a 20.5-point head start on the college football betting odds.

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Further down the rotation schedule, the Kansas State Wildcats, freshly armed with their brand spanking new No. 1 ranking in the country, will try their hand at the Baylor Bears on the road. The trip to Waco won’t be easy, as the Bears need two wins in their final three games just to get a bowl game, and they have been stingy against virtually everyone they have faced this year. This 11th game is the one where the Oklahoma State Cowboys tripped last year, and the hope is that this isn’t going to be the same case here for the Wildcats, who really seem destined to be playing for all of the marbles in January. Still, the oddsmakers aren’t showing supreme confidence here in the Cats, as they are favored by just a dozen in a very loseable clash.

The other of the undefeated teams, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, shouldn’t have all that tough of a time with the Wake Forest Demon Deacons in one of their easier games of the year. The Deacs need to find another win somewhere to make it to a bowl game, but time is running out for that to happen. They’re not likely to win this one though, as they are +23.5 on Saturday afternoon in the home finale for the Golden Domers.

We really aren’t expecting all that much of a shake up in the BCS rankings this week, knowing that most of the other teams in the Top 15 in the land are playing a bunch of nobodies. Some of the biggest favorites of the weekend are all in the SEC due to the fact that they are largely all playing FCS foes. The No. 4 Alabama Crimson Tide are -50.5 against Western Carolina, the No. 5 Georgia Bulldogs are -36.5 against Georgia Southern, and the No. 6 Florida Gators are -33.5 against Jacksonville State. South Carolina is also favored by 35 over Wofford. In fact, the only team ranked from No. 4 down to No. 10 that isn’t favored by at least 31 points this weekend is the LSU Tigers, who are laying 18.5 against the Ole Miss Rebels.

There are though, some crucial clashes in conferences. The Florida State Seminoles will win the ACC Atlantic Division if they can beat the Maryland Terrapins as 31-point favorites, while the Clemson Tigers will win it if Florida State loses and they can cover the NC State Wolfpack at -17.

Home field advantage in the Conference USA Championship Game will be decided when the Tulsa Golden Hurricane host the UCF Knights in the first of what will be two meetings of these teams this year in all likelihood. Tulsa is laying a field goal in that game. Meanwhile in the WAC, the Utah State Aggies are actually favored over the 20th ranked Louisiana Tech Bulldogs by a field goal even though that game is being played in Ruston. If the Aggies win that game, the last ever WAC title will go to them. La Tech though, still has its sights set on the BCS if it can win out and get some massive amounts of help.

The biggest favorite this week on the college football point spreads is Florida State at -31 in games between two FBS foes, while Alabama is the heaviest favorite overall at -50.5. The highest ‘total’ of the weekend is the the 75.5 in the game between the Houston Cougars and Marshall Thundering Herd. Honorable mention goes to the 74s that are on the board in the two big Big XII games of the day, those between the Oklahoma Sooners and the West Virginia Mountaineers, as well as the aforementioned Kansas State/Baylor game. The lowest ‘total’ is set at 43 for the Fighting Irish’s clash against Wake Forest.

2012 NCAA Football Week 12 Odds @ JustBet Sportsbook (as of 11/14/12):
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Week 12 College Football Betting Odds for Wednesday, 11/14/12

301 Ohio Bobcats +6.5
302 Ball State Cardinals -6.5
Over/Under 63

303 Toledo Rockets +10.5
304 Northern Illinois Huskies -10.5
Over/Under 64

Week 12 College Football Betting Lines for Thursday, 11/15/12

307 North Carolina Tar Heels -3.5
308 Virginia Cavaliers +3.5
Over/Under 61.5

NCAA Football Lines for Week 12 for Friday, 11/16/12

309 Hawaii Warriors +22.5
310 Air Force Falcons -22.5
Over/Under 62.5

311 Florida International Golden Panthers +1.5
312 Florida Atlantic Owls -1.5
Over/Under 52

Week 12 NCAA Football Odds for Saturday, 11/17/12

313 Duke Blue Devils +13.5
314 Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets -13.5
Over/Under 69

315 Temple Owls +3.5
316 Army Black Knights -3.5
Over/Under 57

317 Kent State Golden Flashes +2.5
318 Bowling Green Falcons -2.5
Over/Under 47

319 Virginia Tech Hokies -10
320 Boston College Eagles +10
Over/Under 50.5

321 Minnesota Golden Gophers +19.5
322 Nebraska Cornhuskers -19.5
Over/Under 53.5

323 Arkansas Razorbacks +7
324 Mississippi State Bulldogs -7
Over/Under 55

325 South Florida Bulls +7
326 Miami Hurricanes -7
Over/Under 56

327 Purdue Boilermakers -7
328 Illinois Fighting Illini +7
Over/Under 50.5

329 Iowa State Cyclones -6
330 Kansas Jayhawks +6
Over/Under 48

331 Houston Cougars +3.5
332 Marshall Thundering Herd -3.5
Over/Under 75.5

333 Florida State Seminoles -31
334 Maryland Terrapins +31
Over/Under 45.5

335 Buffalo Bulls -11
336 Massachusetts Minutemen +11
Over/Under 50

337 Northwestern Wildcats +7
338 Michigan State Spartans -7
Over/Under 44

339 NC State Wolfpack +17
340 Clesmon Tigers -17
Over/Under 64

341 Rutgers Scarlet Knights +6.5
342 Cincinnati Bearcats -6.5
Over/Under 47

343 Indiana Hoosiers +18.5
344 Penn State Nittany Lions -18.5
Over/Under 56

345 Tennessee Volunteers +4
346 Vanderbilt Commodores -4
Over/Under 60

347 Miami Redhawks +3.5
348 Central Michigan Chippewas -3.5
Over/Under 63.5

349 Memphis Tigers +10
350 UAB Blazers -10
Over/Under 58

351 Eastern Michigan Eagles +13
352 Western Michigan Broncos -13
Over/Under 62.5

353 Oklahoma Sooners -11
354 West Virginia Mountaineers +11
Over/Under 74

355 USC Trojans -3.5
356 UCLA Bruins +3.5
Over/Under 66

357 Colorado State Rams +28
358 Boise State Broncos -28
Over/Under 49

359 Texas State Bobcats +13
360 Navy Midshipmen -13
Over/Under 57

361 Kansas State Wildcats -12
362 Baylor Bears +12
Over/Under 74

363 Nevada Wolf Pack -10
364 New Mexico Lobos +10
Over/Under 65

365 Wake Forest Demon Decaons +23.5
366 Notre Dame Fighting Irish -23.5
Over/Under 43

367 Stanford Cardinal +20.5
368 Oregon Ducks -20.5
Over/Under 64.5

369 California Golden Bears OTB
370 Oregon State Beavers OTB
Over/Under OTB

371 SMU Mustangs -3.5
372 Rice Owls +3.5
Over/Under 57

373 East Carolina Pirates -9.5
374 Tulane Green Wave +9.5
Over/Under 60.5

375 UCF Knights +3
376 Tulsa Golden Hurricane -3
Over/Under 56.5

377 Iowa Hawkeyes OTB
378 Michigan Wolverines OTB
Over/Under OTB

379 Washington Huskies -20.5
380 Colorado Rams +20.5
Over/Under 54.5

381 BYU Cougars -3
382 San Jose State Spartans +3
Over/Under 48.5

383 Wyoming Cowboys OTB
384 UNLV Runnin’ Rebels OTB
Over/Under OTB

385 Texas San Antonio Roadrunners -6.5
386 Idaho Vandals +6.5
Over/Under 57

387 Arizona Wildcats OTB
388 Utah Utes OTB
Over/Under OTB

389 Syracuse Orange +4.5
390 Missouri Tigers -4.5
Over/Under 54.5

391 Texas Tech Red Raiders +10.5
392 Oklahoma State Cowboys -10.5
Over/Under 72

393 Utah State Aggies -3
394 Louisiana Tech Bulldogs +3
Over/Under 71.5

395 Ohio State Buckeyes +3
396 Wisconsin Badgers -3
Over/Under 53

397 Ole Miss Rebels +18.5
398 LSU Tigers -18.5
Over/Under 50.5

399 UTEP Miners -4
400 Southern Miss Golden Eagles +4
Over/Under 49.5

401 Washington State Cougars +22
402 Arizona State Sun Devils -22
Over/Under 61.5

403 Arkansas State Red Wolves -3
404 Troy Trojans +3
Over/Under 68

405 North Texas Mean Green +10.5
406 Louisiana Monroe Warhawks -10.5
Over/Under 57.5

407 Middle Tennessee State Blue Raiders -9
408 South Alabama Jaguars +9
Over/Under 56

409 Western Kentucky Hilltoppers +4
410 Louisiana Lafayette Ragin’ Cajuns -4
Over/Under 57

441 Western Carolina Catamounts +50.5
442 Alabama Crimson Tide -50.5

443 Georgia Southern Eagles +36.5
444 Georgia Bulldogs -36.5

445 Wofford Terriers +35
446 South Carolina Gamecocks -35

447 Jacksonville State Gamecocks +33.5
448 Florida Gators -33.5

449 Alabama A&M Bulldogs +27.5
450 Auburn Tigers -27.5

451 Samford Bulldogs +13.5
452 Kentucky Wildcats -13.5

453 Sam Houston State Bearkats +35.5
454 Texas A&M Aggies -35.5