University football week 6 parish paris: Alabama, Miami, Virginie and Texas A&M

After a few weeks of difficulty, I finally had a better week in the books. 5-3 on the official choices to keep me well above .500 in the season, and a huge 4-1 rebound in Lean was precisely what we needed at this stage of the season. Last week was a fantastic list of matches, so having winning bets to accompany it is the icing on the top.

This week is a smaller list of games. Anyway, it’s still another opportunity to win matches. Let’s go to the choice.

# 16 Vanderbilt (5-0) vs # 10 alabama (3-1) -10.5 | Total: 55.5

Could this game be a battle of the two best quarters (in good health) of the dry? It could very well be; However, only one of these secondaries has the ability to slow down an attack that passes, and it is Alabama.

The tide abandons only 113 yards by the pass by match, the third best in the country. This secondary and the defense as a whole will be put to the test against an attack by Vanderbilt which leads the nation by scoring 50 per game.

I do not know how the total of this game is only 55.5; I think it goes far beyond. In addition, I think that the defense of Vandy will be so lower than that of Alabama. I would be shocked if Bama did not also cover the spread.

Points: O55.5 and Alabama (-10.5)

# 3 Miami (4-0) -4.5 vs # 18 Florida State (3-1) | Total: 54.5

Even after the impressive victory of Oregon at Penn State, I still believe that Miami is a top two team from the country. They had the most coherent line game on both sides of the ball and are one of the most talented teams in the country.

This is a declaration game for me. Miami enters the Doak Campbell stadium, and they punk Florida State. Virginia is not a very good ACC team (I will come back to it in a second), and no competitor in the playoffs made it possible to lose against them, it doesn’t matter where the game played.

Take Miami in it, and also look at the most, and Thomas Castellanos will always be able to move the ball a little for the seminoles.

Pick: Miami (-4)
Lean: O54.5

# 24 Virginie (4-1) against Louisville (4-0) -6.5 | Total: 60.5

I have just finished explaining that Virginia is not an exceptional team, but unfortunately, I also think that Louisville is a massive fraud at 4-0.

This game is simple for me. Virginia’s offensive is well trained, ranking 8th in the country in total terms and 10th in yards in total. They can score, but they cannot stop anything either, in particular a decent racing game, that Louisville has. The only thing I love in it is the end.

Lean: O60.5

Mississippi St (4-1) vs Texas A & M (4-0) -16.5 | Total: 57.5

This line has climbed to a point where I really don’t want to take Texas A&M, but after all the incredible things I said about them this year, it’s not the time to abandon the ship.

This game looks like the one where you can’t just watch the scores last week and bet on it. The state of the Mississippi almost removed a surfaced team from Tennessee at home, and the Aggies fell on a very average Auburn team; However, the score does not paint the complete image of how it was really unbalanced.

Connect your nose and bet on Texas A&M. He stinks towards the high heavens, but the 5-0 record of the state of the Mississippi against the propagation will stop in it.

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2025 record:
Choice: 23-17
LEANDS: 10-14