College Football Parlays

Get our best College Football parlays every week of the 2025-26 season. Our experts combine their best CFB bets to create the best NCAAF parlay picks this week. You can also find our College Football same game parlays all season long.

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Washington State Cougars
Utah State Aggies
Washington State vs Utah State Same Game Parlay
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Money Line
Washington State Win
Anytime Touchdown Scorer
L. Pulalasi (WSU) to score a TD

Washington State Cougars ML over Utah State Aggies (-105)

There are likely to be some moving pieces for Washington State ahead of this game due to its coaching change, as head coach Jimmy Rogers is off to Iowa State to replace Matt Campbell. Defensive coordinator Jesse Bobbit will serve as interim head coach for this game. At the time of writing, starting RB Kirby Vorhees hit the transfer portal and won’t play against Utah State, but other than him, most of the potential opt-outs are depth pieces rather than starters.

At near-full strength, Washington State has a solid defensive advantage in this game. The Cougars allow just 20.2 points (26th) and 303.3 yards per game (17th) compared to the Aggies’ 28.3 points (90th) and 424.4 yards per game (121st). Furthermore, Wazzu is top-35 in yards per play and 3rd-down conversion rate allowed this season, while possessing a slight red-zone advantage defensively. More recently, Washington State is 5th in PPA per play and 1st nationally in points allowed per quality drive since Week 9, and that doesn’t even include those road games out east to Ole Miss and Virginia in which they held the Rebels and Cavaliers to 24 and 22 points in Weeks 7 and 8, respectively. 

While better against the pass, the Cougars are well above average against the run, ranking top-30 in both PPA per rush and standard downs PPA since the end of October. That success should force Utah State into uncomfortable, obvious passing situations on third downs, which is not where the Aggies thrive. In fact, Utah State is outside the top 130 in 3rd-down conversion rate this season and 80th in PPA per pass since Week 9. Give me the better defense to prevail on Monday afternoon.

Leo Pulalasi (WSU) anytime touchdown scorer (+330)

With Vorhees off to the transfer portal, someone is going to have to fill in the void he left behind in the offense. Backup running backs Angel Johnson and Leo Pulalasi should split the work Vorhees left behind, and while Johnson has more carries this year, I’m going to side with Pulalasi for a couple of reasons. First, Pulalasi is the bigger back, standing at 6’1” and 212 pounds compared to Johnson at 5’9” and 192 pounds. Because of the size advantage, Pulalasi should get a few more goal-line carries than Johnson. 

Another reason to like Pulalasi, other than having a more appealing touchdown price, is that he has experience playing in the postseason for Washington State already. When Wayshawn Parker opted out of last season’s bowl game against Syracuse, Pulalasi stepped into the lead role with 14 carries. If he has anywhere near that on Monday, he really stands out in terms of touchdown value.

What Is A College Football Parlay

A college football parlay bet is when you combine multiple selections into a single bet, with all of the selections needing to win to cash your ticket. While the difficulty of winning a college football parlay increases with the number of selections you add, so do the odds. To calculate the odds of a parlay you multiply the odds of each selection so the more selections, the bigger the parlay odds. You can also use our Parlay Calulator to do all the math for you!

College football parlay bets are great options for bettors who prefer to wager smaller amounts on bigger odds. Most spreads and totals markets will have odds of around -110 or -120, a three-team parlay on these markets typically pays around 6/1 (+600) with a four-team parlay paying around 12/1 (+1200) Check out the typical odds of your ATS parlays below.

Our experts will highlight the best college football picks this week to combine into a college football parlay, offering you even more variation into how you want to bet on this week’s college football action.

NCAAF Picks and Parlays

With so many games played on any given weekend our NCAAF Picks and Parlays are incredibly popular and its easy to see why. You can combine a multitude of markets into an NCAAF Parlay and that’s what our experts do right here, every weekend. We combine some of our top NCAAF Picks and NCAAF Predictions to make our weekly NCAAF Parlay. Check back on Friday each week to find our best NCAAF Picks and Parlays for the upcoming round of games.

How To Win A College Football Parlay

College football parlay bets despite their popularity can be one of the most difficult bets to hit with increased difficulty with each selection you add to your parlay.

College Football differs from the pro ranks with its scheduling and there is far less parity throughout the regular season. With this, you see in some cases no money line offered, and spreads as high as -40. This presents a unique type of challenge, particularly when adding multiple selections so here are three quick tips to better your chances of winning long-term with your college football parlays.

  1. Keep to either a 2, 3, or 4 team parlay – Any more than this will be tough to keep profitable long term, despite the increased parlay odds. 
  2. Shop the odds – Online sportsbooks compete to offer the best odds, and while there may only be a marginal difference on each selection, it adds up in a college football parlay., If you can wager three picks at +100 each instead of -125, your payout would be $800.00 instead of $583.20 to a $100 stake.
  3. Managing your bankroll – it’s obvious, and not unique to NCAAF parlays, and should be considered all the time, but being disciplined with your bankroll is key long term. Not all parlays will win, that’s part of sports betting, but if you keep your stake consistent, at odds of around 6/1, you only need to win 1 in 7 parlays to break even, any better than that is profit.

College Football Parlay Odds Chart and Payouts

You can parlay just about any combination of straight wagers, as long as they’re not correlated or from the same game. But typically bettors will parlay either picks against the spread or on the totals. You will usually get around -110 odds for each individual selection on these markets, but be sure to shop around as different sportsbooks will have more juice added to the odds than others. You can of course parlay money line odds, or odds that aren’t -110 and for these you should use our Parlay Calulator for an accurate payout calculation. But the average payouts for traditional college football parlays are as seen below.

Parlay Odds Chart
Parlay SizePaid Odds$100 Stake Payout
2+264$362.00
3+595$695.00
4+1228$1,328.00
5+2435$2,535.00
6+4741$4,841.00
7+9142$9,242.00
8+17544$17,644.00
9+33585$33,685.00
10+64208$64,308.00

How To Bet On College Football Picks And Parlays

Betting on college football picks and parlays is a quick and easy process with any of the best online sportsbooks. To create a parlay, simply add multiple selections to your bet slip and click the parlay option before entering your desired stake amount and placing your bet.

Due to the popularity of parlay betting, pay a considerable amount of attention to these markets, and in shopping around you can find great variations in the odds, and lines, and bonuses such as price boosts or parlay insurance.