Best bets for College football's Week 10 - ESPN

It's Week 10 of the college football season and some offenses are treating the end zone like it requires a reservation. That's good news for our under wagers, less convenient for anyone expecting a shootout.

Kentucky heads to Knoxville with upset potential, UCLA gets a chilly road test in Minnesota, and Oregon-Ohio State could deliver more tension than touchdowns.

We break down where we're backing underdogs, fading offenses and finding reasons to enjoy a punt this November.

Here are the bets Mark Zinno and I like for this week.

Odds by DraftKings and subject to change.

Kentucky has enough offense to make Tennessee attempt to do something it hasn't consistently done against SEC opponents: score touchdowns.

The Volunteers have just 13 scores across five conference games. More than half came against Furman, Georgia Tech and Kennesaw. Vols RB DeSean Bishop can get his yards without Tennessee putting this game away.

The Wildcats backfield — CJ Baxter and Jason Patterson — give Kentucky a way to attack Tennessee's less imposing run defense rather than repeatedly testing its coverage. If those carries force Tennessee to commit more defenders to the run, QB Kenny Minchey can look for receivers Kenny Darby and Willie Rodriguez.

Minchey has thrown just one interception all season. Ball protection helps against a Tennessee team that leans heavily on its defense. If Kentucky avoids giving the Volunteers short fields, Tennessee has to create its own offense. Bishop can carry the running game, but QB George MacIntyre hasn't supplied the passing production to turn that into a comfortable win.

I like Kentucky +6.5, with a smaller play on the +195 moneyline. Kentucky has already won three SEC road games; this is another upset within its