Week 9 serves up several interesting totals, from an SEC matchup between Auburn and Ole Miss to a Big Ten defensive battle between Minnesota and Indiana.
My latest college football Over/Under picks focus on three matchups where offensive strengths and defensive weaknesses could make the difference.
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Week 9 college football Over/Under picks
Auburn vs 
Ole Miss
Minnesota vs 
Indiana
Utah vs 
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Expert Week 9 CFB Over/Under picks
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Auburn vs Ole Miss: Over 57.5
Ole Miss averages 36 points per game, and Auburn's defense ranks 110th nationally in yards allowed, including more than 250 passing yards per contest.
That's an inviting matchup for a Rebels offense averaging nearly 285 passing yards per game. Auburn has opportunities of its own against an Ole Miss defense allowing 394 yards and 25.3 points per contest.
The Tigers haven't been consistent offensively, but both defenses have weaknesses worth exploiting. I'm expecting Ole Miss to do most of the heavy lifting, with Auburn contributing enough to push this Over 57.5.
Minnesota vs Indiana: Under 41.5
Indiana is allowing just 12 points and 73 rushing yards per game, which spells trouble for a Minnesota offense ranked 125th nationally in total yards.
The Gophers convert just 33.7% of their third downs, making sustained drives difficult against this Hoosiers defense.
Indiana can score, averaging 33.6 points, but Minnesota's defense ranks 17th nationally in yards allowed. Three of Indiana's last four games have finished with 37 or fewer combined points, and I'm expecting another physical, low-scoring Big Ten matchup.
Utah vs Cincinnati: Over 57.5
Utah is averaging 37.4 points and 478.4 yards per game, and now faces a Cincinnati defense ranked 127th nationally in yards allowed.
The Bearcats have been particularly vulnerable against the pass, surrendering 284.4 passing yards per contest. That's a tough matchup against a Utes offense that's been moving the ball consistently.
Cincinnati averages 35.4 points itself, although Utah's top-10 scoring defense presents a challenge. Still, with two capable offenses and a struggling Bearcats defense, I'm backing the Over 57.5.
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