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College football odds, picks, predictions for Week 2, 2026

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College football picks against the spread for Week 2, including Texas-Ohio State
We're back to give you picks for all the top matchups in Week 2, including a top-five SEC vs. Big Ten showdown in Austin on Saturday night.

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College Football Picks Against the Spread for Week 2
 · 23h
College football Week 2 best bets: 7 spread picks after major line movement
 · 19h
Kentucky's Will Stein implores fans to scream 'obscenities' and 'sneak in' booze when No. 12 Alabama visits
College football fans have never needed permission to hurl a stream of obscenities at their opponent or sneak contraband into the stadium, but the Kentucky faithful have the green light from coach Wil...

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 · 52m
Jumbo Package: Alabama football at Kentucky previews and predictions
 · 19h
Alabama vs. Kentucky weather forecast could impact Week 2 showdown
 · 21h
Kentucky coach wants fans to bring flasks, obscenities for Alabama: ‘I want to see insane fans’
According to KSR, Stein is encouraging fans to bring flasks and obscenities with them to Kroger Field.

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 · 1h
3 predictions for Alabama vs. Kentucky in SEC road showdown
 · 5h
Kentucky opens SEC play at Kroger Field Saturday. Info on game day theme, parking
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College football picks, week 2

The Detroit News’ Angelique S. Chengelis, Connor Earegood, John Niyo and Bob Wojnowski make their picks against the spread for Week 2.
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Bold NFL touchdown total predictions for Week 1

Touchdown predictions get interesting when the question moves beyond who can score to who can take over an NFL game. Sunday’s slate offers three such opportunities. The appeal is different in each: a thinner Detroit backfield,
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