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2026 College Football Odds Week 7: Lines, Spreads, Betting Trends on Biggest Games

Patrick Everson
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2026 College Football Odds Week 7: Lines, Spreads, Betting Trends on Biggest Games

The College Football Odds Week 7 market is loaded with key SEC games. Much like many other weeks.

But Ohio State vs. Indiana leads the way in College Football Week 7 odds. Florida vs. Texas, Notre Dame vs. BYU and Alabama vs. Tennessee are also on the slate.

Here’s everything you need to know about 2026 college football odds Week 7: opening lines, spreads and betting trends for the biggest games, as multiple oddsmakers provide insights on Week 7 college football odds and action.

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Updated on 10/11/26

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2026 College Football Odds for Week 7

Ohio State vs. Indiana Odds

  • Opening point spread: Ohio State -3.5
  • Opening moneyline: Ohio State TBA/Indiana TBA
  • Opening total: Over/Under 51 points scored
  • Time: Noon ET Saturday (FOX)

OPENING ODDS UPDATE: No. 5 Indiana (6-0 SU/1-5 ATS) ran its winning streak to 22 games. Barely. The Hoosiers trailed Nebraska 17-6 with 12 minutes remaining, but got two Nick Marsh touchdown receptions and held on for a 2017 victory as 9.5-point road favorites.

Right after the Huskers stretched their lead to 17-6, Marsh had a 76-yard touchdown catch. Then with 7:13 remaining, on fourth-and-1 at the Nebraska 44, Marsh went totally uncovered on a 44-yard catch-and-score.

No. 4 Ohio State (5-1 SU/4-2 ATS) is on a four-game SU run since a Week 2 loss at Texas. In Week 6. the Buckeyes pounded Maryland 45-16, but failed to cash as hefty 31.5-point home favorites.

Jeremiah Smith further boosted his favorite status in Heisman Trophy odds, with two more touchdowns.

Circa Sports' opening odds are well-respected and often draw speedy sharp play. Circa opened the Buckeyes -3.5 and was stagnant for the first 20 minutes Sunday afternoon, then dipped to -3. Ohio State returned to -3.5 a half hour later.

Circa's total saw more interesting movement, going from 51 to 50.5, then jumping straight to 52 about 15 minutes later.

Florida vs. Texas Odds

  • Opening point spread: Texas -10
  • Opening moneyline: Texas TBA/Florida TBA
  • Opening total: Over/Under 52 points scored
  • Time: Noon ET Saturday (TV TBA)

OPENING ODDS UPDATE: No. 7 Texas (4-1 SU/1-4 ATS) led Red River rival Oklahoma 17-7 at halftime. But the Longhorns couldn't make it stand up. Arch Manning threw two fourth-quarter interceptions, and Texas lost 27-24 as 7.5-point neutral-site favorites at the Cotton Bowl.

Manning's first INT was returned for a touchdown, and the second ended in a final-secons field goal for the Sooners.

Florida (4-2 SU/3-3 ATS) looked like world beaters in Week 4, hammering Ole Miss 52-28 as a 4.5-point home favorite. But the Gators look far less intimidating now.

Florida got boatraced at Missouri 45-17 in Week 5, as a 5.5-point favorite. Week 6 was no better and arguably worse, with the Gators laying 10.5 points at home vs. South Carolina and losing 38-19. Two weeks ago, Florida was ranked eighth. Now, the Gators are unranked.

Texas is pinned to -10 early on at Circa Sports, with no movement in the first hour on the board Sunday afternoon. The total hasn't budged off 52, either.

Alabama vs. Tennessee Odds

  • Opening point spread: Alabama -7
  • Opening moneyline: Alabama TBA/Tennessee TBA
  • Opening total: Over/Under 55 points scored
  • Time: 3:30 p.m. ET Saturday (TV TBA)

OPENING ODDS UPDATE: No. 6 Alabama (5-1 SU/4-2 ATS) overcame a 10-0 second-quarter deficit by halftime vs. Georgia. The Crimson Tide took a 14-10 lead on a gutsy fourth-and-goal at the 1, on the final play of the second quarter.

But in a defensive battle, the Tide couldn't get to the finish line, losing 20-17 as 2.5-point home favorites in Week 6. A non-call on what appeared to be pass interference was followed by a sack that took Alabama out of field goal range with 3:10 left, and the Tide didn't see the ball again.

No. 14 Tennessee (5-1 SU/3-3 ATS) got more than it expected as a 13.5-point favorite at Arkansas. The Vols needed a DeSean Bishop 8-yard TD run with 1:57 remaining to clinch a 24-17 victory.

Circa opened Alabama -7 and stuck there for about 40 minutes, then nudged to -6.5 Sunday afternoon. The total moved a bit sooner, opening at 55 and 30 minutes later dipping to 54, then 53.

Missouri vs. Ole Miss Odds

  • Opening point spread: Ole Miss -5.5
  • Opening moneyline: Ole Miss TBA/Missouri TBA
  • Opening total: Over/Under 61 points scored
  • Time: 3:30 p.m. ET Saturday (TV TBA)

OPENING ODDS UPDATE: After getting smoked at Florida 52-28, No. 9 Ole Miss (4-1 SU/2-3 ATS) responded well from a much-needed bye. In Week 6, the Rebels led 42-3 at halftime and blasted Vanderbilt 52-17 as 9.5-point road favorites.

No. 13 Missouri (5-1 SU/3-3 ATS) posted a second straight impressive blowout. The Tigers were 4.5-point home favorites vs. Texas A&M and rolled to a 27-6 victory.

Circa opened Ole Miss as 5.5-point home chalk and advanced to -6 within 25 minutes Sunday afternoon. The total saw a bigger early move after about 25 minutes, going straight from 61 to 59.

Florida State vs. Miami Odds

  • Opening point spread: Miami -21.5
  • Opening moneyline: Miami TBA/Florida State TBA
  • Opening total: Over/Under 55.5 points scored
  • Time: 7 p.m. ET Saturday (ESPN)

OPENING ODDS UPDATE: No. 3 Miami (5-0 SU/4-1 ATS) is coming off a Week 6 bye. In Week 5, the Hurricanes flattened Clemson 41-13 laying 14.5 points on the road

Florida State (3-3 SU/2-4 ATS) looked as if it would get a good road win after taking a 14-0 first-quarter lead vs. Louisville. Then the Seminoles gave up the next 37 points en route to a 44-20 loss as 4-point underdogs.

Miami opened and remains -21.5 in Circa's college football Week 7 odds, with no movement in the first hour Sunday afternoon. The total was a quick mover, though, going straight from 55.5 to 57 in the first five minutes.

Notre Dame vs. BYU Odds

  • Opening point spread: Notre Dame -11.5
  • Opening moneyline: Notre Dame TBA/BYU TBA
  • Opening total: Over/Under 48 points scored
  • Time: 7:30 p.m. ET Saturday (ABC)

OPENING ODDS UPDATE: No. 2 Notre Dame (6-0 SU/4-2 ATS) finally meets a semi-short point spread, after being favored by 21.5 points or more in every game this season. In Week 6, the Fighting Irish stomped Stanford 58-7 laying 40.5 points at home.

No. 8 BYU is a perfect 5-0 SU and ATS, one of only six teams still unbeaten on the point spread. In Week 6, the Cougars built a 21-3 third-quarter lead and coasted to a 24-10 victory as 11.5-point home favorites vs. Iowa State.

As noted above, Circa Sports often sees sharp action quickly, and that was apparently the case with this matchup in college football odds Week 7. Notre Dame opened -11.5 and within five minutes dipped to -10.5 Sunday afternoon.

The total opened at 48 and went to 47 after 25 minutes.

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Patrick Everson

Patrick Everson

Patrick Everson is a senior reporter for VegasInsider. Based in Las Vegas since 1994, he's worked in the sports betting journalism/content space for more than a decade. He's most known for his deep roster of contacts behind sportsbook counters, providing readers and viewers with the ins-and-outs of how events are being bet. He's also a thought leader in the sports betting space, often appearing on or moderating panels at national conferences. More from Patrick Everson
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