Hi, first time poster looking to get into sports betting as a nice aside to poker. I know my college football, but I don't know the ins and outs of actually predicting a +EV bet, so I'm looking for some guidance...

West Virginia (-3.5) at Rutgers

West Virginia may not be as talented as VA Tech, but they certainly seem to have a solid core if they hung around VA Tech for as long as they did. Rutgers hasn't proved anything to me after beating Buffalo, Nova, and Pitt...seems like what is arguably the Big East's best team is only 3.5 point favorites over a team whose record probably doesn't reflect their talent level...does anyone see Rutgers winning?

Wake Forest at FSU (-21)

So Wake beat Clemson at home, but are they really good enough to hang within three scores of FSU on the road? Their only road game was at Nebraska, and they got blown away by a team that doesn't have a particularly prolific offense...Wake hasn't kept an opponent under 20 all year either. I'm definitely thinking FSU wins this one in a walk more than 50% of the time...

SDSU at UNLV (+9)

UNLV is pretty bad, but so is SDSU. Wins for SDSU over San Jose State and BYU (who looked flat out pathetic, I watched it) prove nothing. 9 points to a home underdog that is capable of scoring plenty with a spread offense seems like a reasonable bet. I guess what motivates me on this one is that there's no way I would give up 9 points to take SDSU in this game...agree?

Also thinking about Texas Tech (-4) at Nebraska, but I'd be banking on Tech's reputation for offense without actually seeing them play a game against a decent opponent. Anyone got better analysis on this than me?

Thanks in advance for your thoughts!