Picks for 9/13/25
College Football
3:30 PM EST
Rotation # 131
Georgia -3.5 over Tennessee (loss)
Georgia/Tennessee Over 50.5 (win)
Tennessee will be short-handed in the secondary this afternoon as they are without the services of their top two cornerbacks. Georgia QB Gunner Stockton has yet to prove himself on the large stage. Still, he has a big offensive line, a talented running back in Nate Frazier, and an expansive receiver room as gifted as any group in the nation. Stockton has been impressive with his legs so far this year, which brings another area of concern for opposing defenses. The jury is still out on Tennessee QB Joey Aguilar, but he has looked sharp against lesser competition. The running game is talented enough to keep defenses balanced. I am not a fan of the Vols’ receivers, and I believe that could be the reason that holds them back in highly ranked games this year. Look for Kirby Smart’s team to get out early and never look back. Take Georgia and the Over. No parlays.
College Football
3:30 PM EST
Rotation # 133
Pitt -7.5 over West Virginia (loss)
Pitt/West Virginia Over 55.5 (loss)
Pat Narduzzi and the Pitt Panthers will look to take advantage of a brand new coaching staff on the West Virginia sidelines. The Mountaineers will be without running back Jahiem White for the remainder of the season, likely turning them into a passing team. The good news for the Mountaineers is that Pitt will be without their top two cornerbacks, so QB Nicco Marchiol should have a few favorable matchups if his undersized offensive line can give him time. Pitt QB Eli Holstein wants to elevate his game from his impressive freshman campaign last year. Running back Desmond Reid is a nightmare for opposing front sevens to contain. The West Virginia secondary is mainly made up of transfers from smaller conferences. With the more proven coaching staff, the Panthers are the better team on both sides of the ball, and should come out as winners in Morgantown. Take Pitt and the Over. No parlays.