Rivalry week has arrived and the Week 14 school soccer schedule is loaded with video games which have convention title and School Soccer Playoff implications. One of many greatest is the Lone Star Showdown between No. 3 Texas and No. 20 Texas A&M as the previous Massive 12 rivals meet of their first-ever SEC contest. A&M’s loss to Auburn put a dent in its playoff hopes, however the Aggies nonetheless have a path if they will take down the Longhorns. The newest Week 14 school soccer odds by way of SportsLine consensus record the Longhorns as 5.5-point highway favorites.
Different school soccer strains of be aware this weekend embrace No. 8 Tennessee (-10.5) vs. Vanderbilt, No. 12 Clemson (-2.5) vs. No. 15 South Carolina within the Palmetto Bowl, No. 13 Alabama (-11.5) vs. Auburn within the Iron Bowl and No. 2 Ohio State (-19.5) in The Sport in opposition to Michigan. Earlier than locking in any Week 14 school soccer picks on these video games or others, you’ll want to see the faculty soccer betting information from legendary Vegas handicapper Bruce Marshall.
For years Vegas-based Marshall was synonymous with The Gold Sheet, the famed sports activities betting e-newsletter. With a background in play-by-play work and sports activities data whereas in school, Marshall joined TGS in 1981 when employed by the legendary Mort Olshan and served as govt editor for a few years.
An in-demand visitor on quite a few sports activities discuss radio and TV exhibits throughout the nation, Bruce’s huge array of editorial work has been featured within the Las Vegas Assessment-Journal, the New York Publish and lots of different shops. He has received numerous handicapping titles and likewise is engaged on a number of e-book tasks. Bruce additionally enters the Week 14 school soccer schedule on a 38-19 roll (+1693) on his official SportsLine school soccer unfold betting picks.
Now, utilizing his Tech Nook approach that evaluates all of the traits and the newest school soccer odds, Marshall has turned his consideration to varsity soccer betting for Week 14 and revealed picks for every matchup. Head to SportsLine to see each choose.
Prime school soccer predictions for Week 14
One of many high school soccer picks Marshall is recommending for Week 14: He is backing No. 4 Penn State (-24.5) to win and canopy in opposition to Maryland in a 3:30 p.m. ET Massive Ten matchup. The Nittany Lions have a School Soccer Playoff spot basically locked in proper now, however a loss might complicate that and doubtlessly lose them a house recreation in playoffs.
Maryland, in the meantime, has misplaced three of 4 straight up and is 0-4 in opposition to the unfold in that span. Marshall notes that there is additionally a private angle for Penn State head coach James Franklin on this matchup.
“Franklin has typically laid it on Maryland, holding a little bit of a grudge vs. Terrapins after being bypassed for anticipated promotion to interchange Ralph Friedgen a few years in the past,” Marshall informed SportsLine. “He is received eight of the final 9 vs. Maryland (solely loss in Covid 2020), and apart from 2020, all collection wins since 2016 have been by 17 or extra (typically rather more).” See which different picks to make right here.
The way to make school soccer picks for rivalry week
Marshall has evaluated each different matchup and he is discovered an alarming 22-11 unfold pattern. Discover out who it’s and get betting evaluation for every matchup at SportsLine.
So what school soccer picks are you able to make with confidence, and what alarming pattern do it’s good to learn about? Try the newest school soccer odds beneath, then go to SportsLine to see which groups to again, all from the legendary Vegas professional who has received a number of handicapping titles, and discover out.
Week 14 school soccer odds
See all of Marshall’s week 14 school soccer picks right here.
Saturday, Nov. 30
Tennessee at Vanderbilt (+10.5, 48.5)
South Carolina at Clemson (-2.5, 49.5)
Michigan at Ohio State (-19.5, 42)
Miami at Syracuse (+10.5, 67.5)
Auburn at Alabama (-10.5, 52.5)
Maryland at Penn State (-24.5, 50.5)
Notre Dame at USC (+7.5, 52.5)
Purdue at Indiana (-28.5, 56.5)
Texas at Texas A&M (+5.5, 48.5)
Washington at Oregon (-18.5, 50.5)
Houston at BYU (-13, 41.5)
