Bruce Marshall’s Wk 10 College Football Picks

NEW YORK – Bruce Marshall, the renowned college football guru for SportsLine, has released his highly anticipated Week 10 predictions, riding an impressive hot streak that has seen him hit 20 of his last 27 against-the-spread (ATS) picks. As teams jockey for position in conference races and national playoff contention, Marshall’s insights offer a valuable guide for fans and bettors alike.

The veteran handicapper has zeroed in on several key matchups for Saturday, November 4th, offering strong opinions on where the value lies.

One of Marshall’s top picks features **Arizona State, getting 11 points at home against Utah**. The Utes, fresh off a physical and emotionally draining loss to Oregon, could be vulnerable. Marshall points to the continued absence of star quarterback Cam Rising as a significant factor, potentially blunting Utah’s offensive firepower. Despite their challenging record, Arizona State has proven to be a resilient “live underdog” this season, playing tight games against formidable opponents like USC and Washington. At home in Tempe, Marshall believes the Sun Devils have the grit to cover the double-digit spread against a potentially fatigued Utah squad.

Marshall also eyes a significant upset opportunity in the game between **Pittsburgh and No. 4 Florida State, with Pitt catching a substantial 21.5 points at home**. This matchup, according to Marshall, presents a classic “letdown spot” for the undefeated Seminoles. Florida State is coming off a massive, emotional victory over rival Clemson, a win that cemented their ACC dominance and kept their College Football Playoff hopes alive. Marshall suggests that even with Pitt’s less-than-stellar record, the home environment could inspire them to keep the game closer than the spread implies, as Florida State might struggle with focus after such a monumental win.

In the high-stakes SEC East showdown, Marshall likes **No. 1 Georgia to cover the 15-point spread at home against No. 12 Missouri**. The Bulldogs’ offense has been operating at an elite level, and the potential return of superstar tight end Brock Bowers from an ankle injury would provide an additional boost. While Missouri has enjoyed a surprisingly strong season, Marshall believes their defense will struggle to contain Georgia’s multifaceted attack in the electric atmosphere of Sanford Stadium in Athens. He projects Georgia to pull away comfortably in the second half, securing a decisive victory and covering the number.

Beyond these marquee matchups, Marshall’s Week 10 slate includes additional leans, such as Boston College covering against Syracuse, and other intriguing picks spanning the college football landscape. His track record of success this season makes his weekly predictions a must-read for anyone following the sport’s competitive betting lines.