Week 7 College Football Upset Bets: Oklahoma Highlights 8-1 Parlay

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Week 7 is here, and college football fans are in for a wild ride. There are some matchups this week that could flip the whole season on its head.

If you’re the betting type, there’s an upset parlay on the table at Caesars Sportsbook with almost 8-1 returns. It’s got three games: North Texas vs. South Florida, Oklahoma vs. Texas in the Red River Rivalry, and Missouri vs. Alabama.

Each of these could shake up the playoff picture. Stakes are high all around.

North Texas vs. South Florida: A High-Scoring Affair

South Florida has surprised a lot of people, pulling off wins over Boise State and Florida as underdogs. Their momentum took a hit when Miami blew them out, but they rebounded with wins against Charlotte and South Carolina State.

The Bulls are hoping to crash the College Football Playoff as the Group of 5’s top dog. But first, they’ve got to get through North Texas on the road, and that’s no gimme.

Why North Texas is a Threat

North Texas is 5-0 and somehow still flying under the radar. Offensively, they’re just relentless—points seem to come easy for them.

This one feels like it could turn into a track meet. Honestly, it could go either way, and the odds are reflecting that uncertainty.

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If you’re curious for more, here’s a breakdown at CBS Sports.

Oklahoma vs. Texas: The Red River Rivalry

The Red River Rivalry always brings the drama, and this year’s no exception. Oklahoma’s hoping to get their star quarterback John Mateer back after his hand surgery.

Even without Mateer, the Sooners aren’t exactly pushovers. Right now, they’re plus money—tempting for anyone looking to make a bet.

Oklahoma’s Edge

Head coach Brent Venables has Oklahoma’s defense locked in. They haven’t allowed more than 17 points in a game yet.

Texas hasn’t looked great offensively, especially with Arch Manning at quarterback. Losing to a struggling Florida team didn’t help, either.

If Mateer plays, Oklahoma’s chances shoot up. But honestly, even if he doesn’t, they seem like the stronger squad right now.

Want to dig deeper into this rivalry? Take a look at CBS Sports.

Missouri vs. Alabama: A Crucial SEC Showdown

Alabama’s coming off back-to-back wins over Georgia and Vanderbilt. But if we’re being honest, their road record under Kalen DeBoer is shaky—just 3-4 away from home.

Now they’re heading to Missouri, and that’s not exactly a walk in the park. Missouri hasn’t lost yet and they’re putting up big numbers every week.

The Missouri Challenge

Missouri’s undefeated and sitting at No. 14 in the rankings. They’ve scored 42 or more in all but one game—pretty wild, right?

Alabama needs to survive the early fireworks and somehow slow down Missouri’s offense. For Missouri, this isn’t just another SEC game; it’s a shot to prove they belong among the best.

If you want more details on this matchup, check out CBS Sports.

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Final Thoughts

This week’s college football slate looks wild. Every one of these matchups could shake things up for the teams involved.

If you’re a fan, or maybe just chasing a little thrill with a bet, the tension’s real. Upsets feel almost inevitable—that’s half the fun, right?

The parlay with North Texas, Oklahoma, and Missouri? Caesars Sportsbook has it at nearly 8-1 odds. That’s tempting, though it’s definitely not for the faint of heart.

Of course, don’t just wing it. Dig into the details, weigh your options, and try not to get swept up in the hype.

For updates and more analysis, you can always check out CBS Sports. They’ve usually got something interesting to say.

Joe Hughes
Joe Hughes is the founder of CollegeNetWorth.com, a comprehensive resource on college athletes' earnings potential in the NIL era. Combining his passion for sports with expertise in collegiate athletics, Joe provides valuable insights for athletes, fans, and institutions navigating this new landscape.

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