2024 Week 7 NCAAF Opening Lines

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Another crazy week in college football, especially in the SEC.

Three teams ranked in the top ten all lost their first games. The students at Vanderbilt and Arkansas are still celebrating after their respective upsets of Alabama and Tennessee.

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Plus Missouri got stomped by Texas A&M.

Here are the opening lines for Week 7, courtesy of BetOnline.ag. The headline matchups are Ohio State at Oregon, Texas vs Oklahoma, Ole Miss at LSU and Penn State at USC.

College Football Week 7 lines are subject to change.

***Note: FBS vs FCS game lines don’t get posted until later in the week.

Week 7 College Football Lines

 

Tuesday, October 8, 2024

 

  • Florida International @ Liberty (-20)

 

Wednesday, October 9, 2024

 

  • New Mexico State @ Jacksonville State (-21)

 

Thursday, October 10, 2024

 

  • Coastal Carolina @ James Madison (-9½)

 

  • Middle Tennessee @ Louisiana Tech (-4½)

 

  • UTEP @ Western Kentucky (-19)

 

Friday, October 11, 2024

 

  • Memphis (-7) @ South Florida

 

  • Northwestern @ Maryland (-10)

 

  • UNLV (-18½) @ Utah State

 

  • Utah (-3½) @ Arizona State

 

Saturday, October 12, 2024

 

  • South Carolina @ Alabama (-21)

 

  • Missouri (-27) @ Massachusetts

 

  • Old Dominion @ Georgia State (-1½)

 

  • Clemson (-20) @ Wake Forest

 

  • Washington @ Iowa (-2½)

 

  • Wisconsin @ Rutgers (-3)

 

  • Georgia Tech (-5½) @ North Carolina

 

  • Ball State (-6½) @ Kent State

 

  • Toledo (-9½) @ Buffalo

 

  • UAB @ Army (-23½)

 

  • Miami (OH) (-3½) @ Eastern Michigan

 

  • Texas (-14½) @ Oklahoma

 

  • Penn State (-5) @ USC

 

  • Stanford @ Notre Dame (-23½)

 

  • Louisville (-7) @ Virginia

 

  • Purdue @ Illinois (-18½)

 

  • California @ Pittsburgh (-3½)

 

  • Cincinnati @ UCF (-3½)

 

  • San Diego State (pk) @ Wyoming (pk)

 

  • Akron @ Western Michigan (-9½)

 

  • Northern Illinois @ Bowling Green (-3)

 

  • Arizona @ BYU (-3½)

 

  • Ohio (-2½) @ Central Michigan

 

  • Mississippi State @ Georgia (-33)

 

  • San José State (-2) @ Colorado State

 

  • Southern Miss @ UL Monroe (-6½)

 

  • Florida @ Tennessee (-16½)

 

  • Washington State (-3½) @ Fresno State

 

  • Arkansas State @ Texas State (-14)

 

  • North Texas (-7) @ Florida Atlantic

 

  • UTSA (-3½) @ Rice

 

  • Ohio State (-4) @ Oregon

 

  • Ole Miss (-2) @ LSU

 

  • Oregon State (-4) @ Nevada

 

  • App State @ Louisiana (-10)

 

  • Vanderbilt @ Kentucky (-12)

 

  • Iowa State (-3) @ West Virginia

 

  • Syracuse (-4½) @ NC State

 

  • Air Force @ New Mexico (-4½)

 

  • Marshall (-2½) @ Georgia Southern

 

  • Minnesota (-5½) @ UCLA

 

  • Kansas State (-5½) @ Colorado

 

  • Boise State (-21½) @ Hawai'i

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