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In a wall-to-wall Saturday slate of Week 7 college football games, three stand out as having excellent potential to result in upsets.

Last week, our upset predictions successfully forecasted Louisville’s defeat of Notre Dame and Fresno State’s setback vs. Wyoming. Wager on this round of college football upset picks with up to $4,950 in bonuses when you sign up with our exclusive sportsbook promo codes, perfect for college football and the NFL.

College Football Week 7 upset predictions and odds: Oklahoma State to beat No. 23 Kansas (+132 or better)

After rotating between three QBs in its opening three games of the season, Oklahoma State has found stability with Alan Bowman. Bowman’s 235 passing yards combined with 136 rushing yards and a score from Ollie Gordon pushed the Cowboys past Kansas State in Week 6.

With OSU’s win coming last Friday night, the Cowboys get an extra day to game plan for No. 23 Kansas. Plus, Oklahoma State hosts the Jayhawks at Boone Pickens Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

ESPN reports that Kansas QB Jalon Daniels is doubtful vs. the Cowboys due to a back injury, which would knock the starter out for a third straight game. In Daniels’ absence, the Jayhawks got smoked by No. 3 Texas and earned a 19-point victory against UCF.

Backup Jason Bean averaged only 113 passing yards in his two starts, forcing the Jayhawks to create offense on the ground. Expect the Pokes to try stimying Kansas rushers, forcing Bean to carry the offensive workload.

College Football Week 7 upset predictions and odds: Texas A&M to beat No. 19 Tennessee (+140 or better)

Texas A&M’s Week 6 loss to Alabama leaves the Aggies undervalued heading into a clash with Tennessee. Excluding its loss to Florida, the Volunteers have been strong in 2023, but have yet to face a team of Texas A&M’s caliber.

The Vols offense runs through Joe Milton, who has experienced accuracy problems as of late, throwing three interceptions in the last three games. Texas A&M leads FBS with 26 sacks and allows 184 passing yards per game, the third-best mark in the SEC.

The Aggies’ 84 rushing yards allowed per game is ninth-best in the country, meaning Tennessee’s offense must be mistake-free on Saturday. Watch for a Texas A&M team, desperate to avoid a third loss, to leave Neyland Stadium with a victory.

College Football Week 7 upset predictions and odds: Arizona to beat No. 19 Washington State (+260 or better)

Arizona is far from the most talented roster in the Pac-12, yet the Wildcats have been scrappy, even with QB1 Jayden de Laura sidelined in the previous two games with an injury. The Cats are 3-3 on the year, with losses by seven points or less to Mississippi State, No. 7 Washington, and No. 9 USC.

De Laura’s health seems to be improving as he prepares for a possible return in Week 7 vs. Washington State. The Cougars had two weeks to prepare for UCLA thanks to a Week 5 bye but still fell short to UCLA 25-17.

Cameron Ward played his worst game of the season, completing 48% of his passes for 197 yards, one touchdown, and two interceptions. Washington State gained a measly 12 rushing yards, which made for a miserable viewing experience for the Wazzou faithful.

Ward should see more success facing a subpar Arizona defense, but Arizona’s offense is capable of pacing the Cougars in what’s sure to be a shootout in Pullman.

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