Clay Travis Uncovers Shocking Week 13 College Football Predictions That Could Upend the Season!

We’re sitting at 79-73 for the year — not exactly lighting the world on fire, but hey, it’s steady, and that latest blood bank guarantee? It felt mighty sweet to cash in on that one. Now, I’ve laid out 12 college football winners for Week 13 below, a lineup that’s ripe for the taking if you ask me. Ever wonder what happens when two defenses that have been falling apart—like Georgia Tech and Pitt—finally square off? Spoiler: points, lots of ’em. And sure, I may usually side-eye USC, but I’m ready to admit they’ve got the horsepower to keep Oregon honest, even if just barely. It’s the beauty of these matchups—sometimes it’s defense, sometimes offense, and sometimes, like a perfectly timed trap game, it’s an opportunity wrapped in chaos. Oh, and if you think Tennessee breaking their Gainesville curse is on the horizon? I’ve been optimistic for 20 years—and still waiting. But that’s the thrill, isn’t it? Here’s to hitting a perfect 12-0 weekend. Ready to get rich? Let’s roll. LEARN MORE

We are now 79-73 on the year, and it was nice to hit another blood bank guarantee as well.

I’ve got 12 college football winners for Week 13 posted below.

Let’s get rich, kids!

Georgia Tech’s defense has fallen apart.

So has Pitt’s.

What happens when they meet in Atlanta

POINTS.

Take the over and thank me later.

I don’t believe in USC, generally speaking.

But I do think they have the horses to run with Oregon.

The Ducks win, but by single digits, meaning we cash a Big Ten playoff game win here.

Defense, defense, defense.

It’s as simple as simple can get.

17-13 is the final.

Do we care who wins?

Not if we have the under!

The Ute offense is on fire.

Kansas State’s season, meanwhile, has been on fire since Dublin.

Don’t overthink it — Utah by three-plus touchdowns.

Oklahoma is coming off two tremendous wins in a row and no one has any faith in Mizzou at all.

What happens in Norman? A defensive battle that Oklahoma wins 20-13.

Meaning, boom, we get two wins in this game.

Virginia Tech has hired a new coach, congrats to James Franklin and to Hokie fans on a great hire.

But this bet is all about Blacksburg showing up and making the Hurricanes uncomfortable on the road, just like we saw at SMU a few weeks ago.

This number is just too big to take Miami.

Gobble, gobble for the cover.

Bill Belichick got run by Wake Forest last week.

I’m betting the Tar Heel defense shows up better against a Duke offense that can score points.

But here’s a bet on UNC dragging this game into the mud and the under hitting again.

Tap the veins, boys and girls, the Kentucky Wildcats are back to 5-5 and this game against Vanderbilt has tended to be a defensive struggle for both teams.

But with Kentucky making plays on offense and Vanderbilt’s defense taking on water the past two weeks, I think the Wildcats keep this one close.

Call it Vandy by three, which gives us a blood bank winner, and gets Vandy to nine regular-season wins for the first time since 1915.

The Longhorns get Arkansas in between Georgia and Texas A&M, a perfect spot for Bobby Petrino’s Razorbacks, who just keep finding tough ways to lose.

What happens in Austin?

A Longhorn win by single digits, giving us a cover.

The Wolverine offense isn’t playing well and next week is Ohio State.

Up first?

A road game at Maryland.

Can you say trap game? I can, which is why I’m riding with the Terps.

Crab cakes, football, and covers, it’s what Maryland does!

My Volunteers haven’t won a game in Gainesville since 2003.

Putting that into context, in 2003, I was still a law student at Vanderbilt watching this game at my Florida grad Neville’s apartment.