Krabs' Favorite CFB Spots for Saturday, Week 6

We are somehow already almost halfway through the college football season. Week 6 is upon us, with some great matchups and, more importantly, some great spots to make some coin. Let's dive right into my favorite three CFB spots this weekend...

It has unfortunately not been Navy's year. After losing some studs like Blake Horvath, Eli Heidenreich and Landon Robinson, the 1-3 Midshipmen are favorites once again this weekend, looking like the sharp play against a competitive 3-2 Tulsa team. I think Navy might be fake sharp, though, and the under is a much better play. 

Navy has struggled to replenish the offensive talent they lost, but their defense is always good. Brian Newberry is a defensive-minded head coach and their defense has always been solid. Even against a high-powered Tulsa offense led by Baylor Hayes, I trust the Midshipmen to slow them down and kill some drives, leading to multiple field goal attempts. 

Fade Navy's offense and back their defense to keep them in this game against Tulsa. Hayes and co. just scored 44 points in a high-scoring heartbreaker against North Texas last week, this is the perfect spot to fade them. 

As a UVA hater, I am happy all the hype has died down surrounding this football program. After two bad losses in their last three games, nobody wants to bet on Beau Pribula right now. That is exactly the time you should jump back in on the Cavaliers, especially against a struggling defense like Syracuse. 

If there's one thing we know about Fran Brown, it's that his teams don't play any defense. They can score some points, even when they rolled out a lacrosse player at quarterback last year, but they can't stop a nosebleed on defense. Against a pissed off UVA offense on Saturday, expect Syracuse to do what they always do, give up a boatload of points but score some as well to keep up. 

This week it's been all Keelon Russell, talk and not enough Gunner Stockton talk. This Georgia team is legit, and although they've had an easier schedule than Alabama up until this point, we can't discredit what Kirby Smart and the Georgia Bulldogs are doing on both sides of the ball. Nobody's talking about it because Gunner Stockton looks more like a senior insurance salesmen than an SEC quarterback, but he deserves more respect. I'll fade the freshman phenom in the first real big game of his career. Let's ride with the seasoned veteran and Kirby Smart on the road in this one. The Dawgs are legit and are about to show on the national stage why they should be the favorite to win the National Championship this year.