LSU football vs. Alabama is one of several high-stakes college football games this weekend. The first CFP rankings of the year dropped Tuesday night, setting the stage for a thrilling November.
No. 2 Miami at No. 11 Notre Dame is Week 10's main event, but plenty of eyeballs will be on No. 14 LSU at No. 5 Alabama at 2:30 CT.
Both squads enter at 6-2 in firm contention for the College Football Playoff. LSU is still looking for a signature win for its resume, and beating a top-five-ranked team in Baton Rouge would certainly qualify.
Alabama has dominated the all-time series with LSU. LSU rarely enters the game as the favorite, but Lane Kiffin's Tigers have the pregame edge here.
Here's the midweek betting update for LSU football vs. Alabama in Week
10.
LSU football vs. Alabama betting odds, spread
- Spread: LSU -5.5
- Moneyline: LSU -215, +175
- Total: 52.5
LSU football is now a 5.5-point favorite. The spread has moved in LSU's favor. Last week, LSU was favored by 3.5 points. Earlier this week, the line was 4.5 points. On Wednesday morning, it shifted to 5.5. The market's confidence in LSU is growing.
LSU's national title odds are now tied for No. 3 with Miami, at +750 to win it all.
Alabama football at LSU: schedule, TV channel
LSU football vs. Alabama is slated for 2:30 PM CT and will be broadcast on ABC on Saturday, Nov. 7.
This article originally appeared on LSU Wire: LSU football vs Alabama, betting update, line moves in LSU's favor again
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