New site 27-20-1 record on the year

Here are the picks from therightfield dot com which I've been following - up 5 units on the year.  Have been tracking all their picks.

Here's what we see in week six.  Noah Joseph has the week off.

The Right Field College Football overall record:  27-20-1 (+5 betting units profit)

The Skipper (season record: 8-6-1)

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Georgia @ Tennessee (+24.5)

Yes, the Vols suck, but I just don’t know that they suck enough to be getting 24.5 points at home in a conference match up.  I think this line is an overreaction and let’s not forget that Kirby Smart and Jeremy Pruitt are good friends, so I highly doubt Smart will run up the score to this extent.  This line opened at 25 and has been bet down slightly to 24.5 despite 78% of the public backing Georgia, telling me some sharps with deep pockets like Tennessee.  Grab the points here.

Oklahoma State @ Texas Tech (+10.5)

Just too much value on the Red Raiders as this line opened at 8.5 and is now at a key 10.5 at home.  Last year, Texas Tech beat OSU by 24 in Stillwater and I simply think the public has overvalued the Cowboys.  I even think Tech could win outright, but will stop short of laying money on it.  Take the points.

Auburn @ Florida (Under 48.5)

This line opened at 46.5 and, as usual, the public overreacts to what Auburn did last week and has bet it up to 48.5.  We will see some defense this week as Florida has a much better secondary than Mississippi State.  I expect this game to grind way more on the ground and bleed the clock.  Go under here.

Matt Presley (season record: 9-3-0)

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Auburn (-3) @ Florida

The Auburn Tigers will head down to the swamp and play the Florida Gators in a battle of top ten teams. I think the Tigers defense holds strong, forces enough turnovers and give freshmen phenom QB, Bo Nix, a chance to win the game late. I’m taking the Tigers due to them being a more well-rounded team.

Utah State @ LSU (-25)

LSU should dominate this week and continue to impress the voters. This is a lot of points but the Tigers have scored over 45 points every game this year. Utah State is coming into the bayou to collect a paycheck in what will be an easy win for the Tigers. Take LSU as my lock of the week in college football.

Kent State (+37) vs Wisconsin

If you thought 25 was a lot, take a look at this spread, as the Badgers are favored by 37 points. Last week Wisconsin had trouble with Northwestern, coming in as a 23 point favorite, and only won by nine. I believe Kent State comes out firing and does enough to cover, so take the Golden Flashes and the points.

Casey Waldrip (season record: 2-7-0)

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TCU (+3.5) @ Iowa State

At the beginning of the season I had high hopes for Brock Purdy and the Cyclones, thinking they could compete for the Big 12 title and a longshot Heisman run for Purdy. They just haven’t seemed to get the momentum going that they ended the season with last year. TCU lost the iron skillet to a pretty good SMU team two weeks ago but had a big bounce back win against Kansas last week. I think they keep that momentum going this weekend in Ames. I think TCU wins this one outright but for now I’ll take the Frogs and the points.

Baylor @ Kansas State (Over 49)

Baylor is one of the teams that have emerged this year as possible contenders in the Big 12 but they haven’t played much competition as of yet. This week they have a pretty good matchup scheduled. Kansas State didn’t look too hot last week again against Oklahoma State only scoring 13 points, but I think they turn their offensive woes around this week. I believe this will be a Big 12 matchup of old and I will take the over in what I predict will be a shootout in the Little Apple.

Michigan State (+20) @ Ohio State

Justin Fields and the Buckeyes have looked like an absolute powerhouse through the first five weeks of the season and are looking like they will win the Big 10 again.  That being said, Michigan State fell into a trap game against Arizona State earlier in the year, but have looked good in every game since. I think the Buckeyes get a pretty convincing win this week, but I think Michigan State will cover the spread in a game that will not be as close as the score suggests.