The college football regular season is halfway through now that Week 7 has arrived. As we progress through the season, lines will become sharper as oddsmakers continue to compile data with each week. Finding value will become more difficult, especially on underdogs. That being said, there are still multiple attractive underdogs on the college football betting board this week.
Let's dive into the best underdog bets for Week 7.
All lines and odds listed on DraftKings Sportsbook at the time of publishing.'
Week 7 best underdog bets
Rumors are swirling that Oklahoma quarterback Dillon Gabriel will return from his concussion this weekend, which may have caused this line to move to -9 from its opening number of -7. In any case, this seems to be too many points considering how poorly Oklahoma's defense has played of later. In their last 3 games (all losses), the Sooners allowed an average of 48.3 points while scoring just 19.3 themselves. They rank 75th in pass defense efficiency, 122nd in opposing rushing yards per game, 116th in opponent third-down conversion percentage and 117th in opposing yards per game. Now they have to go up against an offense that showed no signs of drop off with its backup quarterback at the helm last week. For reference, the Jayhawks have put up 39.8 points per game while accumulating 440 yards per game. They boast one of the more potent rushing attacks in the country with Devin Neal and Daniel Hishaw Jr. in the backfield, and they average 213.67 rus hing yards per game on 5.91 yards per carry collectively as a team. Their passing attack has been strong, as well, ranking 3rd in EPA per pass and 9th in offensive success rate on passing plays — but it remains to be seen how reliable of a passer backup quarterback Jason Bean will be over multiple weeks with Jalon Daniels out for the foreseeable future.'