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College Bowl Game Predictions This Week: Picks & Odds for Each Bowl Game

Rob Paul

Last Updated: January 3, 2025 8:16 AM EST • 1 min 50 sec read.

Liberty running back Billy Lucas dives across the goal line for a touchdown against New Mexico State. The Flames are among the teams covered in our college bowl game predictions this week.
Liberty running back Billy Lucas dives across the goal line for a touchdown against New Mexico State. Photo by Brian Bishop via Imagn Images.

The final week of college football bowl games includes the four College Football Playoff quarterfinal matchups and nine additional bowl games between Dec. 30 and Jan. 5.

  • Our college bowl game odds and predictions cover all 13 bowl games and College Football Playoff quarterfinal matchups this week
  • With four CFP games between Dec. 31 and Jan. 1, Texas and Ohio State will look to live up to their billing as college football championship odds favorites against higher-seeded programs
  • The biggest non-CFP games are highlighted by former Heisman Trophy odds contenders, with Jalen Milroe leading Alabama against Michigan and Jaxson Dart and Ole Miss taking on Duke

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College football bowl picks & predictions this week

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College football picks roundup: Bowl games this week

North Dakota State vs. Montana State odds

Prediction: Tommy Mellott anytime TD scorer (-150 via bet365) ⭐⭐⭐⭐

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Pick made by Rob Paul

  • When: Monday, Jan. 6
  • Where: Toyota Stadium (Frisco, Texas)
  • How to watch: ESPN

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Rob Paul
Rob is a Publishing Editor at Sportsbook Review. He’s been with the team since early 2024, with this being his first full-time role in the sports betting industry. Before joining SportsbookReview.com, he contributed to various sports outlets, including FanSided and Pro Football Network. During that period, he spent five years working full-time as a local community journalist, after attending Durham College for journalism and Wilfrid Laurier University for history. He previously hosted an NFL draft and college football-focused podcast where he had the opportunity to interact with future NFL players such as Maxx Crosby and Quinn Meinerz. Rob has spent multiple years working as a freelance podcast producer for numerous sports-related podcasts while making guest appearances on several college football shows. He’s also made guest appearances on SportsTalk Mississippi on several occasions to talk all things NFL draft. Rob values the way sports betting acts as a catalyst for telling stories and growing interest in certain sports, particularly FCS football, WNBA, and mid-major college basketball. He’s always been drawn to the more obscure teams and conferences in major college sports, but most of all, Rob loves using stats to find the best player props to back.