Washington vs USC College Football Betting Odds: The Huskies are (0-7) coming off a home loss, 33-7 last week to Notre Dame. They scored with 2:56 left preventing their first shutout loss at home since 1976. Redshirt freshman quarterback Ronnie Fouch making his third career start, did not cross midfield until 6 minutes remained. The Huskies had just 51 total yards on 35 plays entering the fourth quarter. They had 5 yards passing at halftime, when the game was essentially over with Notre Dame up 17-0. The sports odds posted by the oddsmakers at LooseLines.com currently list USC -43 favorites to Washington heading into this matchup.

The Trojans (6-1) are ranked #5 in the AP Poll this week and they are coming off a win last week over Arizona, 17-10 on the road. QB Mark Sanchez was 21/36 for 216 yards, 1 TD and 1 INT. While it's certainly not automatic that USC would finish behind a once-beaten SEC champion in the polls, it is highly probable that the Trojans would be ranked lower in the computers. That means USC would need to get a significant edge over the SEC team from the human voters, which might not be so easy, given that some of them might still give consideration to the SEC having produced the last two BCS champions. The online sports betting odds at LooseLines.com has the OVER/UNDER in this Washington vs USC is set at 57 points.

College Football Betting Odds: Announcement on Monday; Tyrone  Willingham will step down as head football coach of the Washington Huskies at the end of the season. Washington is 11-32 on Willingham's watch, which includes a 6-24 mark in the Pac-10. I like USC big in this game, they will stream roll all over Washington. Mr. Willingham haS already started looking for another place of employment. USC is going to pound the living daylights out of Washington.....look for the public to drive this line up after what happened last weekend. Sanchez should get his crap together this Saturday and the USC offense will drop a half a hundred on UW. Defense will dominate...as usual. This game should be over by halftime.

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