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College Football Odds Week 9: The college football season will take on a decidedly post-season feel this weekend as several critical conference battles are scheduled for Saturday. Among the biggest match ups are contests between USC and Oregon, Texas and Oklahoma State, and Georgia and Florida. For the latest lines on these important games and the full slate of College Football Odds Week 9 visit Bookmaker.com today.

No. 4 USC vs No. 10 Oregon (+3): This game will, most likely, decide the Pac-10 winner as Oregon is presently in first place with a 4-0 conference record and USC is just a game back at 3-1. Arizona (3-1) could be a factor, but the Wildcats still have games against California, USC, and Oregon on their schedule.

Southern Cal has gotten the better of this match up in recent years, winning four of the last five games by an average of 25.5 points. However, the Ducks have been rolling of late, winning their last four games by an average of 30.8 points per game. Last week they pasted Washington 43-19 in Seattle, the same place USC fell 13-16 earlier this season.

The Trojans offense has really started to click lately as USC has scored 30 or more points in their last three games. However, their vaunted defense has given up 63 points in their last two contests. If Oregon can establish the run, which they have done against every team they have faced except Boise St., the Ducks will be in this game to win it.

No. 3 Texas vs No. 15 Oklahoma State (+9.5): Another game that could well decide the conference as the Cowboys look to be the only real threat to Texas in either the North or the South. That said, the Pokes have been anything but a hazard to the Longhorns over the last decade or more, going 12-1 in their last 13 meetings with Texas. Oklahoma State's lone victory in that strecth did come in Stillwater, but that was way back in October of 1997.

The Longhorns, despite getting jumped in the rankings by Alabama a few weeks back, have had little difficulty dispatching their recent competition, with the exception of Oklahoma. Mack Brown has, no doubt, hammered home that this contest is probably for all the marbles in the Big 12 South. So, the Cowboys should get the Horns best shot.    

Bookmaker.com College Football Odds Week 9:

Miami -7
Wake Forest +7

Georgia Tech -11.5
Vanderbilt +11.5

Mississippi -3
Auburn +3

Georgia +16.5
Florida -16.5

Kansas State +26
Oklahoma -26

Texas -9.5
Oklahoma State +9.5

USC -3
Oregon +3

Indiana +17.5
Iowa -17.5

East Carolina vs Memphis College Football Odds, College Football Picks & College Football Predictions: The East Carolina Pirates and the Memphis Tigers will dust it up tomorrow night in a Conference USA clash at the Liberty Bowl in Memphis, Tennessee. The two East division rivals are set to kickoff at 8:00pm ET on ESPN2. College Football Odds at online bookmaker SBGglobal.com have the Pirates listed as a -3.5 against the spread road favorite.

East Carolina will look to move into sole possession of first place in the Conference USA East division tomorrow evening with a win over rival Memphis. The Pirates, currently 4-3 overall and 3-1 in league action, are in a three way tie at the top of the standings with Marshall and Southern Mississippi. Skip Holtz' crew certainly has the momentum heading into this contest, having won three of their last four games. ECU scored a blowout win in its last game, beating conference foe Rice 49-13 in Greenville, North Carolina on October 17th.

The Pirates racked up 459 yards in the easy victory and they possessed the ball for 35:04, despite turning it over three times. Quarterback Paul Pinkney completed 18-of-26 passes for 231 yards, three touchdowns and two interceptions. Pinkney relied heavily on junior wideout Dwayne Harris, who snagged nine catches for 128 yards and two scores. Running back Dominique Lindsay carried the load on the ground, rushing just 12 times but posting 78 yards. 

Memphis' frustrating season continued on October 17th as the Tigers fell to Southern Mississippi in Hattiesburg by a score of 36-16. The loss, which relegated Memphis to the East division basement, dropped the Tigers to 2-5 overall and 1-3 in Conference USA play. Tommy West's troops had more yardage and first downs than the Golden Eagles, but Southern Miss got the better of things on special teams, returning a punt 50 yards for a touchdown in the third quarter. Memphis also finished the game with 11 penalties for 105 yards and two turnovers. 

Tigers running back Curtis Steele did give the something to be excited about, carrying the ball 24 times for 136 yards and reeling in four receptions for 30 yards. The solid effort was a nice follow-up to his 39 carry, 240 yard, two touchdown performance in a 35-20 win over UTEP.  

College Football Odds Betting Trend: Memphis is 7-2 against the spread dating back to October of 1999 playing as a home dog during the month of October versus a conference USA opponent.

SBGglobal.com East Carolina vs Memphis College Football Odds, Picks & Predictions:

East Carolina Pirates -3.5 (-110)

Memphis Tigers +3.5 (-110)

Boston College vs. Notre Dame College Football Picks: Boston College will look for its first road win of the season today when it travels to play the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame for a 3:30 pm ET (NBC) contest at Notre Dame Stadium in South Bend, Ind. The Eagles are coming off an impressive 52-20 win over North Carolina State in week 7 while the Irish lost a 27-34 thriller to USC at home.

Oddsmakers currently have the Fighting Irish listed as 7½-point ATS and -300 moneyline favorites versus the Eagles, while the game's total is sitting at 55. Boston College backers are getting +250 moneyline odds as a road underdog.

Montel Harris put on a show rushing for 263 yards and five touchdowns to lead Boston College to a 52-20 win over North Carolina State in Week 7. The Eagles easily covered the 7.5-point spread, while the final score played OVER the day's posted total of 47.5.

Jimmy Clausen threw for 252 yards and two touchdowns as well as rushing for one TD for Notre Dame in a 34-27 loss to USC in Week 7. The Irish covered the 10-point spread, while the final score played OVER the day's posted total of 51.

For today's college football pick - BC is a traditional nemesis to the Irish. Look for the Eagles to cover as 7 1/2 chalk dogs.

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