College football odds, lines, schedule for Week 6: Georgia, Texas favored in marquee SEC games — SkimNews
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- Georgia is a 2.5-point road favorite at Alabama in Saturday's primetime matchup — a potential SEC Championship preview where the source notes Alabama has yet to score fewer than 45 points in any game while Georgia has mauled a relatively soft schedule through five weeks.
- Texas is favored by 9.5 over Oklahoma in the Cotton Bowl Red River Rivalry, with Vegas betting against Oklahoma's struggling offense and quarterback John Mateer, who has struggled mightily coming off an open date.
- Indiana is a 9.5-point road favorite at undefeated Nebraska in a Big Ten clash of unbeatens, with Nebraska coach Matt Rhule still seeking his first top-25 win in his Cornhuskers tenure.
- UCLA visits Oregon as an 11.5-point underdog in Bob Chesney's first major test as Bruins coach, with the Ducks possibly starting Dylan Raiola at quarterback for an injured Dante Moore.
- LSU is a 10-point favorite at Kentucky, with Lane Kiffin's Tigers facing a Wildcats team coming off a comeback win over South Carolina under first-year coach Will Stein.
- Additional DraftKings Sportsbook lines include USC (-1.5) at Penn State, Tennessee (-14) at Arkansas, Texas A&M at Missouri (-3), and Iowa State at BYU (-11.5).
Why it matters: Georgia-Alabama is the first true data point on whether either team is a legitimate conference frontrunner, with the source framing it as the game that ends the speculation. Indiana and UCLA face their toughest tests yet as unbeaten Cinderellas, making Week 6 a referendum round where playoff and SEC Championship conversations could materially shift.
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