Opening College Football Week 11 Odds, Spreads & Early Predictions

• Huge SEC matchups highlight the Week 11 NCAAF schedule
• Georgia visits Ole Miss while Alabama heads to the Bayou to face LSU
• Below, see the opening college football Week 11 odds plus my favorite early line to target

With another Saturday in the books, just four weeks remain in the 2024 NCAAF regular season. The Week 11 slate includes a few massive games, including two crucibles in the SEC: #2 Georgia va #19 Ole Miss, and #14 Alabama vs #16 LSU. The latter is effectively an elimination game for the College Football Playoff, as the loser will take their third L of the season. The table below lists the opening odds for all Week 11 NCAAF games on the board.

Week 11 College Football Odds

Both Georgia and Alabama have opened as 2.5-point road favorites in their respective matchups. Week 11 also includes the latest iteration in the Holy Way between Utah and still undefeated #9 BYU.

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Sascha Paruk’s 2024 NCAAF betting record: 12-4 (+6.62 units)

Early NCAAF Week 11 Pick: Vanderbilt (+126) vs South Carolina

Relatively speaking, the Commodores (6-3, 4-0 home, 7-2 ATS) are having a season for the ages. Not only did they beat Alabama for the first time since 1984 – snapping a run of 23 straight losses to the Tide – they also own wins over Auburn (17-7 away), Kentucky (20-13 road), and Virginia Tech (34-27 OT home).

The Dores’ Week 2 loss at Georgia State (36-32 as 8.5-point road favorites) appears incomprehensible at this point; the 2-6 Panthers haven’t won a game since while playing a weak Sun Belt schedule. But that was also a lifetime ago in football years. Vandy is 4-2 since and the only setbacks in that span were a narrow 27-24 verdict against then-#5 Texas and a 30-27 loss at then-#7 Missouri.

The Gamecocks (5-3, 2-1 away, 6-2 ATS) are having a decent season in their own right, as evidenced by their 6-2 ATS record. The last two weeks have been particularly impressive (35-9 win at Oklahoma, 44-20 win vs #10 Texas A&M) and their trio of losses include a razor-thin 36-33 setback to LSU and a 27-25 heartbreaker at Alabama.

But one of my main takeaways from the entire SEC schedule is that there is more parity this season than almost any in the last couple decades. The gap between the haves and have-nots is much narrower. Vanderbilt hasn’t lost at home yet, and I love getting them at plus-money to stay perfect at FirstBank Stadium.