Michael Penix Jr. New Heisman Favorite

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Below are the opening spreads for Week 7 of the NFL season and Week 8 college football.

Additionally, there have been some major movements in the CFP and Heisman odds, and the most recent numbers are below.

Michael Penix Jr. is the Washington Huskies quarterback now the favorite to win the Heisman Trophy at 2/3 odds (payout would be $150 on a $100 bet).  His team managed a 36-33 win over a very good Oregon Ducks team this past weekend.

Highlights included throwing for 302 yards and four touchdowns including the game winner with 1:38 left.

ESPN's Paul Finebaum was among those jumping on the Penix Jr. bandwagon.

“It was the biggest game of the year, it was the best game of the year, and it was the biggest moment of the year by Michael Penix Jr.,” Finebaum said. “You cannot say, ‘Give him the Heisman,’ although I’m tempted to on this Sunday morning. But he now has at least one hand wrapped around it, and there are other big games that he will play and he has to continue to play well.”

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Heisman Trophy                                              

Michael Penix Jr.           2/3                   (+150)

Dillon Gabriel                9/1                  

J.J. McCarthy                9/1                  

Jordan Travis                14/1                

Jayden Daniels              14/1                

Drake Maye                  18/1                

Bo Nix                          33/1                

Caleb Williams              33/1                

Carson Beck                  40/1                

Blake Corum                 50/1                

Kyle McCord                 50/1                

Quinn Ewers                 50/1                

Drew Allar                    66/1                

Marvin Harrison Jr.        75/1                

Sam Hartman                75/1                

Shedeur Sanders           250/1              

                                               

CFP Championship                                           

Michigan                      +320                

Georgia                        +325                

Florida State                 +750                

Ohio State                    +750                

Washington                  +800                

Oklahoma                     +1200              

Penn State                    +1200              

Alabama                       +1600              

Texas                            +1600              

Oregon                         +2800              

North Carolina              +6600              

USC                              +8000              

LSU                              +10000            

Oregon State                +12500            

Utah                             +15000            

Notre Dame                  +20000            

Tennessee                    +20000            

Ole Miss                       +25000            

Clemson                       +30000            

Missouri                       +30000            

Duke                            +50000         

College Football Week 8

Middle Tennessee @ Liberty (-13.5)
Western Kentucky (-7) @ Jacksonville State
Southern Miss @ South Alabama (-17)
Florida International @ Sam Houston (-5)
New Mexico State (-2.5) @ UTEP
Rice @ Tulsa (-2.5)
James Madison (-3.5) @ Marshall
SMU (-18) @ Temple
Michigan (-24.5) @ Michigan State
Penn State @ Ohio State (-5.5)
Duke @ Florida State (-14.5)
Arizona State @ Washington (-27.5)
Utah @ USC (-5.5)
Tennessee @ Alabama (-9.5)
Virginia @ North Carolina (-23)
Clemson (-2) @ Miami
Wisconsin (-4.5) @ Illinois
Minnesota @ Iowa (-6)
Northwestern @ Nebraska (-13.5)
Texas Tech (-4.5) @ BYU
Appalachian State (-6.5) @ Old Dominion
Western Michigan @ Ohio (-15)
Nevada @ San Diego State (-13.5)
UCF @ Oklahoma (-18)
Mississippi State @ Arkansas (-7)
Rutgers (-5) @ Indiana
Boston College @ Georgia Tech (-5)
Baylor @ Cincinnati (-1.5)
Memphis (-4.5) @ UAB
Air Force (-10) @ Navy
Charlotte @ East Carolina (-8)
UL Monroe @ Georgia Southern (-17)
Akron @ Bowling Green (-7.5)
Washington State @ Oregon (-19)
South Carolina @ Missouri (-6.5)
South Florida (-3) @ UConn
Pittsburgh @ Wake Forest (-1.5)
Oklahoma State @ West Virginia (-3)
North Texas @ Tulane (-20.5)
Central Michigan (-3.5) @ Ball State
Eastern Michigan @ Northern Illinois (-11.5)
Buffalo (-7.5) @ Kent State
Texas (-22) @ Houston
Toledo @ Miami (OH) (-1)
UTSA (-3) @ Florida Atlantic
Hawai'i @ New Mexico (-2.5)
Ole Miss (-5.5) @ Auburn
TCU @ Kansas State (-7.5)
Coastal Carolina (-7.5) @ Arkansas State
Colorado State @ UNLV (-7)
Utah State @ San José State (-4.5)
Army @ LSU (-30)
Georgia State @ Louisiana (-2.5)
UCLA (-16.5) @ Stanford

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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