Recent off a win over Georgia, Alabama is now the No. 1 staff within the nation and the Crimson Tide will head on the street through the Week 6 faculty soccer schedule. Alabama is at Vanderbilt, who has been a tricky double-digit underdog this season, beating Virginia Tech outright and taking Missouri to time beyond regulation. The Week 6 faculty soccer odds through SportsLine consensus checklist the Crimson Tide as 23-point favorites.

Different high groups in motion embody No. 3 Ohio State (-19.5) towards Iowa (3:30 p.m. ET, CBS), No. 4 Tennessee (-13.5) towards Arkansas and No. 5 Georgia (-24.5) towards Auburn. Earlier than locking in any Week 6 faculty soccer picks on these video games or others, make sure to see the faculty soccer betting information from legendary Vegas handicapper Bruce Marshall. 

For years Vegas-based Marshall was synonymous with The Gold Sheet, the famed sports activities betting e-newsletter. With a background in play-by-play work and sports activities info whereas in faculty, Marshall joined TGS in 1981 when employed by the legendary Mort Olshan and served as government editor for a few years. 

An in-demand visitor on quite a few sports activities speak radio and TV exhibits throughout the nation, Bruce’s huge array of editorial work has been featured within the Las Vegas Evaluate-Journal, the New York Put up and plenty of different retailers. He has received varied handicapping titles and in addition is engaged on a number of e book tasks. Bruce additionally enters the Week 6 faculty soccer schedule on a 17-7 roll (+923) on his official SportsLine faculty soccer unfold picks. 

Now, utilizing his Tech Nook method that evaluates all of the developments and the newest faculty soccer odds, Marshall has turned his consideration to varsity soccer betting for Week 6 and revealed picks for every matchup. Head right here to see each decide.

Prime faculty soccer predictions for Week 6

One of many high faculty soccer picks Marshall is recommending for Week 6: He is backing the red-hot Indiana Hoosiers to cowl the 13.5-point unfold towards Northwestern in a 3:30 p.m ET matchup.

Indiana is undefeated straight up and has a powerful 4-1 document towards the unfold, solely failing to cowl a 25.5-point unfold within the opener towards FIU. The Hoosiers have had no issues ATS in Large Ten play so far, early overlaying -3.5 towards UCLA on Sept. 14 after which dealing with a 7.5-point unfold in a 14-point win towards Maryland final week.

Curt Cignetti’s offense has scored a minimum of 42 factors in 4 straight weeks, and Marshall is in search of extra of the identical towards a Northwestern squad that’s simply 1-3 ATS. These developments have him pointing to an Indiana cowl and the Over (41.5) on this one. See which different picks to make right here. 

The best way to make faculty soccer picks for Week 6

Marshall has evaluated each different matchup and he is discovered an alarming 23-5 betting development you want to know this week. Get betting evaluation for every matchup at SportsLine.

So what faculty soccer picks are you able to make with confidence, and what alarming development do you want to find out about? Take a look at the newest faculty soccer odds under, then go to SportsLine to see which groups to again, all from the legendary Vegas knowledgeable who has received a number of handicapping titles, and discover out.

Week 6 faculty soccer odds 

See full Week 6 faculty soccer picks, odds and predictions right here.

Thursday, Oct. 3

Texas State at Troy (+13.5, 57.5)

Sam Houston State at UTEP (+10.5, 50.5)

Friday, Oct. 4

Jacksonville State at Kennesaw State (+15.5, 48.5)

Houston at TCU (-16.5, 50)

Syracuse at UNLV (-6.5, 58.5)

Michigan State at Oregon (-24, 52.5)

Saturday, Oct. 5

Missouri at Texas A&M (-2.5, 48.5)

UCLA at Penn State (-28, 46.5)

Auburn at Georgia (-24.5, 52.5)

Ole Miss at South Carolina (+9.5, 53.5)

Iowa at Ohio State (-19.5, 44.5)

Alabama at Vanderbilt (+23, 55.5)

Clemson at Florida State (+14.5, 47.5)

Tennessee at Arkansas (+13.5, 60)

Baylor at Iowa State (-12.5, 45.5)

USC at Minnesota (+8.5, 51)

Michigan at Washington (-2.5, 41)

Miami at California (+10, 55)

Texas Tech at Arizona (-6, 64)