College football odds: Vegas updates point spreads for Week 3 of bowls

With two weeks of college football postseason bowl games in the books, there’s been plenty of exciting games – and there’s plenty more still to come. Heading into Week 3 of bowl games, Las Vegas has released its updated point spreads.

If you’re looking to place some bets to try to earn some extra cash, below is the updated list of point spreads.

Vegas Insider’s odds were last updated on Sunday, Dec. 26 at 11:34 p.m. ET.

College Football Playoff odds

Cotton Bowl, Dec. 31: No. 1 Alabama (-13.5) vs. No. 4 Cincinnati

Orange Bowl, Dec. 31: No. 2 Michigan vs. No. 3 Georgia (-7.5)

National championship, Jan. 10: Semifinal winners: TBD

Odds for Selection Committee bowl games

Sugar Bowl, Jan. 1: Baylor vs. Ole Miss (-1)

Rose Bowl, Jan. 1: Ohio State (-6.5) vs. Utah

Fiesta Bowl, Jan. 1: Notre Dame (-1.5) vs. Oklahoma State

Peach Bowl, Dec. 30: Michigan State (-2.5) vs. Pittsburgh

Odds for other college football bowl games

Texas Bowl, Jan. 4: Kansas State (-3.5) vs. LSU

Citrus Bowl, Jan. 1: Iowa vs. Kentucky (-3)

Outback Bowl, Jan. 1: Penn State (-1) vs. Arkansas

Arizona Bowl, Dec. 31: Central Michigan vs. Boise State (-8)

Sun Bowl, Dec. 31: Miami (Pick’em) vs. Washington State

Gator Bowl, Dec. 31: Wake Forest (-14) vs. Rutgers

Las Vegas Bowl, Dec. 30: Wisconsin (-6) vs. Arizona State

Music City Bowl, Dec. 30: Tennessee (-5) vs. Purdue

Duke’s Mayo Bowl, Dec. 30: North Carolina (-9) vs. South Carolina

Alamo Bowl, Dec. 29: Oregon vs. Oklahoma (-4.5)

Cheez-It Bowl, Dec. 29: Clemson (-1) vs. Iowa State

Pinstripe Bowl, Dec. 29: Virginia Tech vs. Maryland (-3.5)

Guaranteed Rate Bowl, Dec. 28: West Virginia vs. Minnesota (-4.5)

Holiday Bowl, Dec. 28: NC State (-1) vs. UCLA

Liberty Bowl, Dec. 28: Texas Tech vs. Mississippi State (-9.5)

First Responder Bowl, Dec. 28: Air Force vs. Louisville (-1)

Birmingham Bowl, Dec. 28: Auburn (-2.5) vs. Houston

Quick Lane Bowl, Dec. 27: Nevada vs. Western Michigan (-7)

COVID-19 forces bowl game cancellations

The Fenway Bowl between Virginia and SMU and Military Bowl featuring East Carolina and Boston College have both been cancelled due to COVID-19 related issues.

While Virginia and SMU won’t be able to face off in Boston and East Carolina and Boston College won’t be playing in Annapolis, the four join Texas A&M as teams that won’t be able to compete this postseason due to COVID-19.

Although the TaxSlayer Gator Bowl is still happening on New Year’s Eve in Jacksonville, it won’t feature the originally scheduled teams of Texas A&M and Wake Forest but instead Wake Forest and Rutgers as the Aggies had to withdraw due to COVID-19 related issues within their program.