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Week 7 college football betting guide: Best expert, model, parlay, Heisman picks revealed

SportsLine's team of Vegas experts and its proven model get you ready for Week 7 college football betting

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The Week 7 college football schedule brings three ranked vs. ranked matchups, including No. 2 Ohio State at No. 3 Oregon on Saturday night. Ohio State is a 3.5-point road favorite in the Week 7 college football odds via SportsLine consensus, even though Oregon has won each of its last three games by 21-plus points. Saturday's slate also features the Red River Rivalry, as No. 1 Texas (-14.5) faces No. 18 Oklahoma at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas. 

No. 13 LSU (+3.5) hosts No. 9 Ole Miss in another key SEC showdown, while No. 4 Penn State (-5.5) travels to USC in a 3:30 p.m. ET on CBS matchup. Elsewhere, No. 7 Alabama (-21) will try to bounce back from its loss to Vanderbilt when it hosts South Carolina. If you are looking for college football picks, college football parlays or Heisman Trophy picks heading into Week 7, SportsLine has you covered with its proven model and team of experts. They even have one pick that returns a whopping +2000, so be sure to see what they have to say. See some of their top picks below and then join SportsLine here to see all their college football picks.

Proven college football model reveals Week 7 picks

SportsLine's computer model simulates every FBS college football game 10,000 times. Since its inception, it has generated a profit of well over $2,000 for $100 players on its top-rated college spread football picks, and is 8-4 on top-rated picks over the past two weeks of this season. 

The model has revealed picks for every game this week, calling for 10 outright upsets. One of its top Week 7 picks is for Vanderbilt (+13.5) to cover at Kentucky on Saturday night, which is hitting in over 60% of simulations. You can find the model's picks for every game here. 

College football expert picks for Week 7

Bruce Marshall headlines SportsLine's team of college football experts, as he is an in-demand guest on numerous sports talk radio and TV shows across the country. Bruce's vast array of editorial work has been featured in the Las Vegas Review-Journal, the New York Post and many other outlets. He has won various handicapping titles and enters Week 7 on an 18-8 roll (+899) on his SportsLine college football spread picks. Marshall has revealed his best bets for this week, and one of his top picks is Alabama (-21) to cover against South Carolina. You can see all of Marshall's college football picks here.

SportsLine's top college football experts also include Mike Tierney, Josh Nagel, Jimmie Kaylor, Eric Cohen and Emory Hunt, among others. They post picks every week on the SportsLine college football picksheet. 

College football parlay picks could generate big payout

SportsLine expert Thomas Casale has been a winning bettor for more than 30 years, and he is 122-92-5 (57%) overall on his college football picks over the past two seasons. Additionally, he is 26-8 (76.4%) in bowl games during that stretch. Casale has revealed a three-team parlay for Week 7 that pays almost 6-1. One of his picks is Pittsburgh to cover as a 3.5-point favorite against California on Saturday, and you can find the other two legs of the parlay here. 

Heisman Trophy value picks from expert 

SportsLine expert Gene Menez was a Heisman voter for seven years, and he uses that experience to rank his top 10 Heisman Trophy bets by value each week. He has posted his top 10 list heading into Week 7, which marks the halfway point of the season. Boise State running back Ashton Jeanty (+225), Colorado wide receiver/defensive back Travis Hunter (+300) and Miami quarterback Cam Ward (+400) have emerged as the betting favorites. 

However, Menez suggests staying away from all three of those players, as they all rank outside the top five in his value list. All three of their prices are very short at this point in the season, so Menez prefers the value he has found with a pair of longshots. His top Heisman value pick pays around 20-1, and you can see that pick along with the rest of his top 10 here.