It was not a great week for our College Football parlays. We were out of it right from the get-go as South Carolina almost pulled the outright upset of Texas A&M. We backed the Aggies to cover the 16.5-point spread.

From there, it just got worse. Arizona State had a tough time with West Virginia. The Mountaineers ended up covering the 9.5-point spread. Tennessee played a non-conference game against New Mexico State. The Vols were never threatened, but they didn’t get out to as big a start as we had thought. Tennessee led 21-3 at the half, failing to cover the 28.5-point spread.

We’ll have those kinds of weeks, but we only have a couple regular season weeks remaining. Then, we’ll gear it up for the Bowl Season. Week 13 has plenty of high-profile games and lots of opportunities to cash tickets.

We’ve got a new round of picks, ones that can get us back on the right side of things. The experts at Scores and Stats continue to put together the best CFB parlays each and every week from now until the College Football Championship in January.

Here’s what our college football experts found to make up the best college football parlays for Week 13.

NCAAF Parlay Picks

Team	Odds	Payout Per Leg
Pittsburgh Panthers +2.5	-105	$95.24
Oregon Ducks -9.5	-112	$269.56
South Florida Team Total Over 45.5	-115	$590.92
Baylor-Arizona Over 62.5	-108	$1230.66

College Football Parlay Picks

The following is our best parlay NCAAF picks for Week 13:

NCAAF Parlay Pick 1: Pittsburgh Panthers +2.5

Pittsburgh got drilled by Notre Dame last week. The Panthers just ran into a buzzsaw. QB Mason Heintschel, who had won five straight for the Panthers, just couldn’t get anything going and ended up throwing for just 149 yards. It was his worst output of the season.

That will change this week. While Georgia Tech is 9-1, the Yellow Jackets pass defense has been exposed. Take last week as an example. Boston College, which has exactly one win this season, put up 362 passing yards against Georgia Tech.

The Eagles were also 5-for-11 on third down and 2-for-2 on fourth down. BC also ran for 175 yards and somehow Georgia Tech escaped with a 36-34 win.

The week prior, it was more of the same for GT. NC State averaged 8.7 yards per play, threw for 340 yards, and scored 48 points en route to giving the Yellow Jackets their first loss of the season.

Pitt will exploit Georgia Tech’s weakness and the Panthers should also be able to slow down the Yellow Jackets running game. Pitt ranks ninth in the nation against the run, allowing 90.3 yards per game.

NCAAF Parlay Pick 2: Oregon Ducks -9.5

This really comes down to one thing, but we’ll call it two. Oregon has one of the best rushing offenses in the FBS. They’ve run the ball on everyone, including a very good Iowa defense. The Ducks ran for 261 yards against the Hawkeyes.

The only team to stop Oregon on the ground was Indiana, the No. 2-ranked team in the nation. USC has two losses this season because they couldn’t stop anyone on the ground. Notre Dame ran for over 300 yards and Illinois chalked up 171.

The Trojans are often in a defense with just two true defensive linemen (2-4-5). One of their top DTs, Keeshawn Silver, is questionable for this game too.

Then, there’s the Oregon defense. The Ducks have the No. 1 pass defense in the nation. They’ve held all but one team – Indiana again – to under 200 passing yards. USC has one of the nation’s best passing games, but the Trojans are going to have a tough time on Saturday.

Oregon is 9-1 SU in its last ten games and 19-1 SU in its last twenty at home.

NCAAF Parlay Pick 3: South Florida Team Total Over 45.5

You do not want to be UAB this week. The Blazers are not very good defensively. In fact, only one team – Georgia State – gives up more points per game than UAB. The Blazers allow 38.7 points per game.

UAB just gave up 53 points to North Texas. Like the Mean Green, South Florida is an elite offense. In their last seven games, USF has scored at least 45 points five times.

The Bulls have three losses this season. After they lost to Miami early in the year, USF came back in its next game and scored 63 points. After a loss to Memphis, the Bulls came back and scored 55 in their next game.

South Florida just lost to Navy last week. As we said, you do not want to be the UAB defense this week. The Bulls could easily put up 50 or more this week.

NCAAF Parlay Pick 4: Baylor-Arizona Over 62.5

There is a reason why this total opened at 61.5 and is up a point already. Baylor is as close to the perfect Over team as you can get. The Bears have a high-powered offense that averages 33.2 points per game. Their passing offense ranks No. 2 in the nation.

On the other side, the Bears defense is awful. It’s kind of surprising with Dave Aranda as the head coach. Aranda is one of the best defensive minds in college football. However, the Bears give up 31.9 points per game. They’ve allowed 27 or more points in 8 of their 10 games this season.

Arizona can also light up the scoreboard. QB Noah Fifita and company average 32.7 points per game. The Wildcats have scored at least 27 points in 7 of their 10 games this season.

The Arizona defense is much better than Baylor’s, but the Wildcats have given up 30-plus on three occasions this season. The 62.5 is the biggest total the Wildcats have seen all season. There must be a reason why.

The Over has cashed in 14 of Baylor’s last 20 games. The Over also has hit in 15 of the Bears last 19 road games. Many of the best handicappers are looking at this bet, as well.

NCAAF Parlay Total Payout

You can find NCAAF odds for each leg of our parlay at any of the top sports betting sites. Use one of those sites or a parlay bet calculator to get the odds of your parlay bet. If you choose to include all four legs of this parlay, you will get odds of +1231.

This parlay offers great return on a $100 wager. In fact, this one offers the largest payout we’ve seen this season. Cash all four legs and you’ll pocket $1230.66!

All four plays here have odds of -105 to -115. That’s why our payout is so high. The difference, of course, is that these four picks offer implied probabilities ranging from 51.2 percent to 53.5 percent.

That doesn’t seem so favorable, but keep the following in mind. Georgia Tech is a one-loss, ranked team facing an unranked team that got crushed last week. Yet, the Yellow Jackets are favored by less than a field goal.

Oregon wins at home and they win big against USC. One of the most underrated units in the country is the Oregon defense. The Ducks have held eight of their ten opponents to 16 points or less. Oregon’s average scoring of +23 ranks fourth in the country.

South Florida ranks fifth in the nation in scoring and they have shown that after a loss they come back with a vengeance. They also happen to be playing one of the worst defenses in college football.

And, don’t forget that Baylor is the perfect candidate for an Over. Four of the Bears last six games went Over the total and all of those games had closing totals above 60. Let’s cash this one!

If desired, you can also check out our NFL parlay of the week for more exciting football wagers.