Using our predictive formula we’ve predicted every college football game on the board in week 6.
Week 6 is highlighted by Alabama at Arkansas, Oklahoma vs. Texas, LSU at Florida and Florida State at Miami.
Arkansas has been competitive with Alabama in the past. The Tide showed they can be beaten in the passing game at Ole Miss two weeks ago. Can Arkansas exploit that?
Oklahoma and Texas enter this year’s game with a similar narrative. Charlie Strong needs to win or it could be the end of his tenure in Austin. The Longhorns won last year and saved him. Can
LSU broke out with 42 points against Missouri Saturday night. Can the offense do that against a stout Florida defense? Ed Orgeron seems to have sparked the Tigers in his first week replacing Les Miles. Will the Gators stop it?
Miami is the favorite against Florida State for the first time in years. How will they handle that? Mark Richt has elevated the Canes in just a few weeks as the head man at the U. A win over the rival ‘Noles will get people talking about the Canes as potential ACC contenders.
The week gets started early this week as we have a Sunbelt showdown on Wednesday night.
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College Football Predictions – Week 6
October 5, 2016
| TEAM | WIN % | SCORE | VEGAS LINE |
| 301 Georgia Southern | 63% | 30 | -7 |
| 302 Arkansas State | 37% | 22 | 56½u |
October 6, 2016
| TEAM | WIN % | SCORE | VEGAS LINE |
| 305 Temple | 24% | 24 | 59½u |
| 306 Memphis | 76% | 41 | -10 |
| 307 Western Kentucky | 46% | 28 | -3 |
| 308 Louisiana Tech | 54% | 31 | 65½u |
October 7, 2016
| TEAM | WIN % | SCORE | VEGAS LINE |
| 309 Tulane | 36% | 23 | 52½u |
| 310 Central Florida | 64% | 32 | -13½ |
| 311 Clemson | 57% | 24 | -16½ |
| 312 Boston College | 43% | 19 | 46u |
| 313 SMU | 32% | 23 | 64u |
| 314 Tulsa | 68% | 35 | -17 |
| 315 Boise State | 62% | 36 | -17 |
| 316 New Mexico | 38% | 28 | 60u |
October 8, 2016
| TEAM | WIN % | SCORE | VEGAS LINE |
| 317 Miami (OH) | 36% | 26 | |
| 318 Akron | 64% | 36 | -8½ |
| 319 Kent State | 40% | 19 | -1 |
| 320 Buffalo | 60% | 26 | 43u |
| 321 Northern Illinois | 19% | 21 | 62½u |
| 322 Western Michigan | 81% | 41 | -18½ |
| 323 BYU | 50% | 26 | 49u |
| 324 Michigan State | 50% | 27 | -6 |
| 325 Georgia Tech | 44% | 28 | 53u |
| 326 Pittsburgh | 56% | 31 | -6½ |
| 327 Maryland | 61% | 33 | -1 |
| 328 Penn State | 39% | 25 | 57u |
| 329 Iowa State | 35% | 28 | 64u |
| 330 Oklahoma State | 65% | 38 | -17 |
| 331 Cincinnati | 47% | 25 | -3½ |
| 332 Connecticut | 53% | 27 | 49u |
| 333 TCU | 80% | 43 | -29 |
| 334 Kansas | 20% | 22 | 66½u |
| 335 Army | 63% | 30 | 49u |
| 336 Duke | 37% | 21 | -4½ |
| 337 Syracuse | 33% | 22 | 57u |
| 338 Wake Forest | 67% | 34 | -2½ |
| 339 Texas Tech | 39% | 33 | 71½u |
| 340 Kansas State | 61% | 41 | -9 |
| 341 Iowa | 54% | 28 | -2 |
| 342 Minnesota | 46% | 25 | 51u |
| 343 Indiana | 6% | 15 | 61u |
| 344 Ohio State | 94% | 45 | -29 |
| 345 Purdue | 43% | 23 | 53½u |
| 346 Illinois | 57% | 28 | -10 |
| 347 Virginia Tech | 56% | 35 | 63u |
| 348 North Carolina | 44% | 31 | -2½ |
| 349 Notre Dame | 43% | 31 | 69u |
| 350 North Carolina State | 57% | 36 | -1 |
| 351 Bowling Green | 12% | 19 | 60½u |
| 352 Ohio | 88% | 44 | -11½ |
| 353 Toledo | 68% | 40 | -17 |
| 354 Eastern Michigan | 32% | 28 | 67u |
| 355 Houston | 72% | 33 | -17 |
| 356 Navy | 28% | 19 | 54u |
| 357 East Carolina | 22% | 24 | |
| 358 South Florida | 78% | 42 | |
| 359 Oklahoma | 53% | 39 | -10½ |
| 360 Texas | 47% | 37 | 73u |
| 361 Florida State | 27% | 25 | 65½u |
| 362 Miami (FL) | 73% | 40 | -3 |
| 363 Texas State | 28% | 22 | 60u |
| 364 Georgia State | 72% | 36 | -10½ |
| 365 Massachusetts | 38% | 22 | 57½u |
| 366 Old Dominion | 62% | 30 | -7 |
| 367 Charlotte | 35% | 25 | 61½u |
| 368 Florida Atlantic | 65% | 35 | -14 |
| 369 UCLA | 53% | 35 | -9½ |
| 370 Arizona State | 47% | 33 | 61½u |
| 371 Ball State | 44% | 28 | 57u |
| 372 Central Michigan | 56% | 32 | -12½ |
| 373 Air Force | 61% | 32 | -10½ |
| 374 Wyoming | 39% | 25 | 57u |
| 375 Georgia | 44% | 21 | -7½ |
| 376 South Carolina | 56% | 25 | 45½u |
| 377 Tennessee | 41% | 24 | 56u |
| 378 Texas A&M | 59% | 29 | -7 |
| 379 Vanderbilt | 51% | 26 | 51u |
| 380 Kentucky | 49% | 25 | -3 |
| 381 Auburn | 55% | 27 | -2½ |
| 382 Mississippi State | 45% | 23 | 53u |
| 383 Fresno State | 37% | 24 | 54½u |
| 384 Nevada | 63% | 33 | -9½ |
| 385 Washington | 68% | 40 | -8 |
| 386 Oregon | 32% | 28 | 68½u |
| 387 Colorado | 55% | 31 | 60u |
| 388 Southern Cal | 45% | 27 | -5½ |
| 389 Michigan | 89% | 41 | -27 |
| 390 Rutgers | 11% | 15 | 54½u |
| 391 Marshall | 44% | 32 | -10 |
| 392 North Texas | 56% | 35 | 63u |
| 393 Southern Miss | 63% | 33 | -16½ |
| 394 Texas-San Antonio | 37% | 25 | 59u |
| 395 LSU | 40% | 16 | -1 |
| 396 Florida | 60% | 23 | 42u |
| 397 Idaho | 47% | 28 | 58u |
| 398 Louisiana-Monroe | 53% | 30 | -4½ |
| 399 Florida International | 49% | 25 | 50u |
| 400 UTEP | 51% | 26 | -5 |
| 401 Alabama | 67% | 35 | -14 |
| 402 Arkansas | 33% | 23 | 51u |
| 403 Arizona | 40% | 24 | 54½u |
| 404 Utah | 60% | 31 | -9½ |
| 405 UNLV | 37% | 30 | 59u |
| 406 San Diego State | 63% | 39 | -14 |
| 407 Washington State | 54% | 28 | 56½u |
| 408 Stanford | 46% | 25 | -7½ |
| 409 California | 64% | 39 | -12½ |
| 410 Oregon State | 36% | 29 | 70u |
| 411 Utah State | 50% | 24 | -6 |
| 412 Colorado State | 50% | 23 | 51u |
| 413 Hawaii | 47% | 31 | 64u |
| 414 San Jose State | 53% | 33 | -3 |
