Georgia at Alabama headlines the opening Week 6 college football odds, and it is the matchup I have been waiting on all month. Both teams are 5-0, and they meet at Bryant-Denny Stadium on Saturday night at 7:30 pm ET on ABC.

The Red River Rivalry fills the afternoon window. Texas and Oklahoma meet at the Cotton Bowl at 3:30 pm ET, and USC at Penn State closes the night at 7:30 on NBC.

Below is the full early board, one row per game. Use it as your starting point and then measure it against the live college football odds as the rest of the week fills in.

Early Week 6 odds from DraftKings as of Oct. 4. Away team listed first except the neutral-site Red River Rivalry. Line shopping gets easier with a few of the best college football betting apps on your phone.

These are current early quotes rather than proven first offers, and plenty more games will get priced over the next day or two. What is up already covers most of the weekend’s best matchups.

The totals tell their own story. Texas and Oklahoma sit at 41.5, seven points below anything else on the board, while UCLA at Oregon tops it at 60.5.

The Georgia vs Alabama odds have the Bulldogs favored by 2.5 on the road. That half point matters too, because Georgia backers need a win by three or more to cover.

Georgia got here with a 38-14 win over Vanderbilt in Athens. Gunner Stockton was sharp at 25 of 32 for 295 yards and three touchdowns, and the Bulldogs answered an early Vandy score with 31 unanswered points.

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