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Tim Murray and Matt Youmans are back for the VSiN College Football Betting Podcast with their Week 5 betting breakdown and best bets. After both finishing September with a winning record, the guys dive into the biggest games on the board, including Ohio State at Iowa, Florida at Missouri, Alabama at Mississippi State, Miami at Clemson, Michigan at Minnesota, Notre Dame at North Carolina, BYU at TCU, and Penn State at Northwestern.

The guys also tackle several intriguing late-night and situational matchups, including UNLV-Cal, Fresno State-Washington State, Hawaii-San Jose State, and Boise State-Utah State.

Matt and Tim share their official plays, discuss market movement, home underdogs, letdown spots, strength of schedule, quarterback play, and key betting angles before recapping their Week 5 best bets.

 

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Tim Murray and Wes Reynolds break down the biggest betting angles on the Week 5 college football slate, including Clemson as a big home underdog against Miami, Auburn catching points at Tennessee, Florida traveling to Missouri, Colorado taking on Texas Tech, and Maryland getting 15 points against Nebraska. They also discuss Indiana's 0-4 ATS start, potential situational spots, ugly underdogs, and the impact of injuries and physicality following big games.

Brett Ciancia of Pick Six Previews then joins Tim to discuss his Week 4 Game Grader results and the teams making the biggest moves, including LSU, Florida, and Alabama. They dive into Alabama-Mississippi State, BYU-TCU, Florida-Missouri, Pittsburgh-Virginia Tech, and Ohio State-Iowa, along with Heisman implications for Keelon Russell and Kamario Taylor.

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Tim Murray and Adam Burke recap a wild Week 4 of the college football season and break down the biggest betting takeaways heading into Week 5. They discuss Oregon’s impressive win over USC with Dylan Raiola stepping in for Dante Moore, USC’s ongoing concerns under Lincoln Riley, and whether Texas has enough offense to match its elite defense.

The guys also dive into Florida’s dominant rushing attack, Georgia’s defensive performance and offensive questions, the latest Heisman Trophy market movement involving Jeremiah Smith, Trinidad Chambliss and Keelon Russell, and key Week 5 betting spots including Pitt-Virginia Tech and Penn State-Northwestern.

Then, Parker Fleming joins Tim for another edition of “Did We Really Get Beat That Bad?”, using his net success rate and analytics to break down Alabama-South Carolina, Utah-Iowa State, Boise State-Western Michigan, Ole Miss-Florida, Indiana-Northwestern, Michigan-Iowa, Penn State-Wisconsin, Texas-Tennessee, and more.

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Tim Murray and Matt Youmans break down a loaded Week 4 college football betting slate, sharing their best bets, line-movement analysis, injury updates, and key matchups. The guys dive into Tennessee vs. Texas, Ole Miss vs. Florida, Oregon vs. USC, Michigan vs. Iowa, LSU vs. Texas A&M, Oklahoma vs. Georgia, Wisconsin vs. Penn State, Missouri vs. Mississippi State, Boise State vs. Western Michigan, and more.

They also discuss the latest betting angles surrounding Notre Dame vs. Purdue, Alabama vs. South Carolina, Minnesota vs. Washington, Georgia Tech vs. Stanford, and several under-the-radar games. Plus, Tim and Matt highlight their favorite spicy matchups, late-night "Chase Games," totals, underdogs, and potential College Football Playoff implications.

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Tim Murray is joined by Wes Reynolds and Brett Ciancia of Pick Six Previews to break down the biggest betting angles heading into Week 4 of the college football season.

The episode opens with some of the most brutal bad beats submitted by listeners, including the 2021 Florida State-Clemson ending, the infamous Utah-USC score change, Utah State vs. Boise State, and plenty more.

Then, Wes Reynolds joins Tim for a deep dive into Week 4 situational spots, including Ole Miss vs. Florida, Missouri vs. Mississippi State, Kentucky vs. South Alabama, West Virginia vs. Oklahoma State, Wake Forest vs. Louisville, Clemson vs. Cal, Indiana vs. Northwestern, and UConn vs. Miami (Ohio).

Brett Ciancia then brings his Game Grader to the discussion, explaining how his opponent-adjusted formula evaluates teams and highlighting some of the biggest surprises through three weeks. Tim and Brett also break down Notre Dame, Georgia, Oregon, Mississippi State, Florida, Tennessee vs. Texas, and the Week 4 college football betting landscape.

It's a packed Week 4 betting preview featuring bad beats, situational handicapping, power ratings, Game Grader data, and key college football matchups.

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Tim Murray and Adam Burke break down the biggest takeaways from Week 3 of the college football season and look ahead to Week 4. The guys revisit the wild NC State-Vanderbilt finish, other memorable bad beats, and some of the biggest market moves from the weekend.

Parker Fleming (@StatsOWar) joins the show to explain his weekly net success rate chart, including what the data reveals about LSU-Ole Miss, Missouri-Troy, USC-Rutgers, Cincinnati-Miami Ohio, and other Week 3 results. The guys also discuss how bettors can use advanced statistics to look beyond the final score and identify sustainable versus misleading performances.

Tim and Adam also break down the major Oregon-USC line movement, Mississippi State's rise behind Kamario Taylor, the Heisman Trophy race, Oklahoma's troubling loss to New Mexico, West Virginia's surge, and several Week 4 betting opportunities.

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Tim Murray and Matt Youmans break down the biggest college football betting games heading into Week 3, including LSU vs. Ole Miss, SMU vs. Louisville, Kentucky vs. Texas A&M, Florida vs. Auburn, and plenty more.

The guy's dive into the Sam Leavitt injury situation and the line movement surrounding LSU-Ole Miss, while Matt explains why he's backing the Rebels. They also discuss potential value on Kentucky against Texas A&M, Colorado State against BYU, and Northwestern against Colorado.

The spicy matchups continue with West Virginia vs. Virginia, Notre Dame vs. Michigan State, Maryland vs. Virginia Tech, and Mississippi State vs. South Carolina. Tim also explains his underplay in the Notre Dame-Michigan State matchup with rain in the forecast.

Then it's time for the late-night "Chase Games," featuring James Madison vs. San Diego State, Purdue vs. UCLA, San Jose State vs. Fresno State, and more.

Plus, Tim and Matt reveal their official best bets for Week 3, including a loaded slate of underdogs and their strongest positions heading into the weekend.

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Tim Murray is joined by Wes Reynolds for another edition of Wednesdays with Wes before welcoming Brett Ciancia of Pick Six Previews to break down the Week 3 college football betting slate.

Tim and Wes dive into situational spots, look-ahead games, and potential sandwich spots, including Texas-UTSA, Michigan-UTEP, Missouri-Troy, Texas A&M-Kentucky, USC-Rutgers, and Western Michigan-Rice. They also discuss Ohio State-Kent State, Oklahoma-New Mexico, Arkansas-Georgia, NC State-Vanderbilt, Miami-Wake Forest and Texas Tech-Houston.

Brett Ciancia then joins the show to examine his Game Grader results from Week 2, including what he learned from Oregon, Oklahoma, Ohio State, Texas, Arizona State, Texas A&M, Mississippi State and Alabama. The conversation also looks ahead to Georgia-Arkansas and Arizona State-Kansas before breaking down four key Week 3 matchups: Texas Tech-Houston, LSU-Ole Miss, Louisville-SMU and Florida-Auburn.

Plus, get insights on misleading box scores, advanced metrics, power ratings, Game Grader, situational trends, and the latest betting numbers heading into another huge college football weekend.

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Tim Murray is joined by Dustin Swedelson of Cashing Out to break down the biggest betting lessons and storylines from Week 2 of the college football season and look ahead to Week 3.

The guys dive deep into the wild Ohio State-Texas finish, including Ohio State's missed field goal and questionable late-game clock management. Dustin explains why he isn't convinced Ohio State is a national championship-caliber team and why he would rather back Indiana, Miami, or Georgia in the futures market.

They also discuss whether Oregon is a buy-low opportunity after struggling against Oklahoma State, the Ducks' path to the College Football Playoff, and whether 18-1 is enough value to take a shot on Oregon to win the national championship.

Other topics include Texas' potential look-ahead spot against UTSA, Michigan and Bryce Underwood against UTEP, John Mateer's struggles at Oklahoma, Georgia's dominant start, Alabama's revenge spot against Florida State, Auburn-Florida, the return of Lane Kiffin and Ole Miss-LSU, and whether Miami or Notre Dame is more likely to fail to cover.

The episode also features plenty of Heisman Trophy discussion, including Lincoln Kienholz, Trinidad Chambliss, and Darian Mensah, plus plenty of Week 3 college football betting angles.

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Tim Murray and Matt Youmans break down the Week 2 college football betting slate with best bets, betting angles, and key market moves.
The biggest game of the week takes center stage as Ohio State travels to Texas in a top-five showdown.

The guys then dive into Oklahoma at Michigan and ask whether the market has overreacted following Michigan's controversial Week 1 finish.

Other games discussed include Arizona at BYU, Oregon at Oklahoma State, Arizona State at Texas A&M, Alabama at Kentucky, Mississippi State at Minnesota, Memphis at Boise State, Tennessee at Georgia Tech, UCLA at San Diego State, Iowa at Iowa State, UNLV at North Texas, North Dakota State at Air Force, Utah vs. Arkansas, Montana State at Nevada, USC vs. Louisiana, and Hawaii vs. New Mexico State.

The late-night slate gets plenty of attention, including a head-to-head disagreement between Tim and Matt on North Dakota State vs. Air Force. The guys also discuss Hawaii quarterback Micah Alejado's health, Nevada's impressive Week 1 performance, and several additional Week 2 betting opportunities.

The episode wraps up with a full Week 2 best bets recap.

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Week 2 of the college football season is here, and Tim Murray is joined by Wes Reynolds and Brett Ciancia to break down the biggest betting angles on the slate.

First, Tim Murray opens the latest VSiN College Football Betting Podcast by breaking down his firsthand reaction to Notre Dame’s Week 1 win over Wisconsin after being in attendance for the game. Tim discusses the criticism surrounding Notre Dame’s lack of explosive playmakers, the struggles in the running game, and why he believes the concerns are fair — but he’s not ready to hit the panic button on the Fighting Irish.

Wes Reynolds then reveals his favorite Week 2 bets, including Boise State vs. Memphis, North Texas vs. UNLV, Rutgers vs. Boston College, Michigan vs. Oklahoma, Iowa vs. Iowa State, Georgia Tech vs. Tennessee, Kansas vs. Missouri, Air Force vs. North Dakota State, and Purdue vs. Wake Forest. He also weighs in on the massive Ohio State-Texas matchup and discusses where the market may be overreacting to Week 1 results.

Brett Ciancia of Pick Six Previews joins the show to grade the opening week of the season. LSU’s dominant win over Clemson earns the top Game Grader mark, while Miami and Notre Dame also stand out. Brett explains how his Game Grader evaluates margin of victory, yardage, explosive plays, turnovers, and opponent strength.

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The VSiN College Football Betting Podcast is back with a loaded Week 1 preview as Tim Murray and Matt Youmans break down the biggest games and betting opportunities across the college football slate.

The guys dive into Louisville vs. Ole Miss, where both agree on the Cardinals as a live underdog at +7, plus LSU vs. Clemson, Oregon vs. Boise State, USC vs. Fresno State, Miami vs. Stanford, and Notre Dame vs. Wisconsin at Lambeau Field.

Tim and Matt also discuss SMU vs. Florida State, Auburn vs. Baylor, UNLV vs. Hawaii, UCLA vs. Cal, Nevada vs. Western Kentucky, Colorado vs. Georgia Tech, and several other Week 1 matchups.

The episode features betting trends, line movement, situational angles, weather concerns, coaching matchups, transfer quarterbacks, and key injuries. Plus, the guys reveal their official Week 1 best bets.

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On this episode of the VSiN College Football Betting Podcast, Tim Murray is joined by Wes Reynolds for their weekly “Wednesdays with Wes” segment, breaking down their favorite bets and leans for the opening weekend of the college football season. The guys discuss whether the betting market is overreacting to North Dakota State after Week 0, plus their thoughts on Colorado vs. Georgia Tech, Michigan State vs. Toledo, Memphis vs. Arkansas State, Louisville vs. Ole Miss, Wisconsin vs. Notre Dame, and more.
Then, Brett Ciancia of Pick Six Previews and Pick Six Plus joins the show to share his biggest Week 1 takeaways and betting analysis. Tim and Brett go head-to-head on Colorado vs. Georgia Tech, preview Auburn vs. Baylor, UCLA vs. Cal, Florida State vs. SMU, Clemson vs. LSU, Notre Dame vs. Wisconsin, and discuss two of Brett's favorite college football win totals.

Can Tennessee go over 7.5 wins behind Josh Heupel's offense and a Jim Knowles-led defense? And why is Brett fading Penn State despite one of the most favorable schedules in the country?

Don't miss this loaded Week 1 college football betting preview featuring picks, spreads, market reactions, win totals, and analysis from Tim Murray, Wes Reynolds, and Brett Ciancia.

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Tim Murray and Adam Burke are back on the VSiN College Football Betting Podcast to recap all the action from Week 0 and look ahead to a massive Week 1 slate featuring five straight days of college football.

The guys break down Stanford's impressive performance, North Carolina's defensive showing against TCU, Virginia's dominant win over NC State, USC's opening victory, Memphis' strong debut under Charles Huff, and concerns surrounding Florida State after a lackluster performance against New Mexico State.

Tim and Adam also discuss potential betting opportunities and situational spots heading into Week 1, including Arkansas State vs. Memphis in the Paint Bucket Bowl, Akron vs. Wake Forest, Colorado vs. Georgia Tech, Toledo vs. Michigan State, Stanford vs. Miami, Fresno State vs. USC, and more.

Plus, Adam shares his early betting leans and best bets, including James Madison vs. Liberty, Central Michigan vs. New Mexico, and East Carolina vs. Alabama. The guys also highlight intriguing matchups featuring UCLA vs. Cal, UNLV vs. Hawaii, Lane Kiffin's LSU debut against Clemson, and Louisville vs. Ole Miss.

Get ready for Week 1 of the 2026 college football season with betting analysis, power ratings, situational spots, overreactions from Week 0, and the biggest games to watch.

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College football is finally back! Tim Murray and Matt Youmans are live from Waikiki Beach in Honolulu for a special Week Zero edition of the VSiN College Football Betting Podcast.

 

The guys break down the entire Week Zero college football betting card, including TCU vs. North Carolina in Dublin, San Jose State vs. USC, NC State vs. Virginia, Stanford vs. Hawaii, Memphis vs. UNLV, Jacksonville State vs. North Dakota State, Sacramento State vs. Eastern Michigan, and New Mexico State vs. Florida State.

 

Tim and Matt discuss the latest line movement, potential sharp money, totals, team totals, quarterback situations, and the best betting opportunities on the Week Zero board. They also revisit their preseason analysis of USC, Hawaii, Florida State, Fresno State, North Carolina, UNLV, Memphis, and North Dakota State.

 

The episode also features a full recap of their college football season-long win total bets and conference futures,  

 

Plus, the guys share their official Week Zero best bets  

 

🏈 Week Zero is here. Let's get the college football betting season started!

 

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The 2026 college football season is finally here, and Tim Murray believes there are seven teams with a legitimate chance to win the national championship: Ohio State, Oregon, Georgia, Notre Dame, Texas, Indiana, and Miami.

To break down each contender, Tim brings in insiders and experts who know these programs inside and out. Bill Landis discusses Ohio State, Dan Rubinstein breaks down Oregon, Drew Butler previews Georgia, Tim O'Malley analyzes Notre Dame, Michael Jenkins tackles Texas, Wes Reynolds discusses Indiana, and Alex Donno wraps things up with Miami.

The show covers each team's national championship case, biggest concerns, X-factors, schedules, and potential playoff paths.

Plus, Tim discusses the latest quarterback competitions, including Keelon Russell winning the Alabama QB job, and explains why he's taking a shot on Russell at 26-to-1 to win the Heisman Trophy.

With Week Zero finally here, it's time to identify the teams that could be playing for a national championship in January.

Topics include:

• Ohio State national championship outlook
• Oregon Ducks title case
• Georgia Bulldogs CFP expectations
• Notre Dame's national championship chances
• Texas Longhorns and Arch Manning
• Indiana Hoosiers as a potential CFP semifinalist
• Miami Hurricanes title outlook
• Keelon Russell Heisman Trophy betting value
• 2026 College Football Playoff
• College football betting futures
• Week Zero and the start of the 2026 season

The episode also looks ahead to the College Football Betting Podcast's Week Zero preview from Hawaii.

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Tim Murray kicks off the show with a look at the latest college football betting news and win total markets, including his thoughts on Penn State. Then, college football handicapper Kyle Hunter joins the show to reveal his preseason power ratings, identify his favorite win total bets, and break down several key Week Zero and Week 1 matchups.
 

Kyle reveals his top seven teams, with Ohio State and Notre Dame tied at No. 1, followed by Oregon, Indiana, Georgia, Texas, and Miami. He also discusses how he adjusts his power ratings in an era of massive transfer portal turnover and why teams with more continuity can provide an early-season betting edge.

The guys preview TCU vs. North Carolina, NC State vs. Virginia, North Dakota State vs. Jacksonville State, Cal vs. UCLA, and LSU vs. Clemson, with Kyle providing his betting angles, totals leans, and team outlooks.

Then, Eric Froton of Yahoo Sports joins Tim to discuss the launch of college fantasy football, season-long player props, fantasy sleepers, and players to target or fade. They also revisit the LJ Martin BYU prop from last season and discuss Louisville quarterback Lincoln Kienholz and other college football player markets. 

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Tim Murray welcomes Stanford Steve to the VSiN College Football Betting Podcast to preview the 2026 college football season and discuss the teams, quarterbacks, coaches, and storylines that could shape the race for the national championship.

Stanford Steve reveals his 2026 national championship pick — Notre Dame — while explaining why he is so high on the Fighting Irish. The guys also break down Indiana's chances to repeat, Oregon's championship upside, Miami's potential to be even better than last season, and whether Ohio State can remain at the top of the sport.

The conversation also dives into Penn State and Matt Campbell, USC and Lincoln Riley, LSU and Lane Kiffin, Ole Miss, Florida, Auburn, Stanford, and the many intriguing quarterback situations around college football. Tim and Stanford Steve also discuss the upcoming Week 1 slate, College GameDay, and which teams could emerge as legitimate College Football Playoff contenders.

Plus, they look ahead to some of the biggest games of the season and discuss which teams could be better in 2026 than they were a year ago.

Topics include:

• Stanford Steve's national championship pick
• Notre Dame's 2026 championship outlook
• Indiana's chances to repeat
• Oregon's championship potential
• Miami's breakout potential
• Ohio State and the Big Ten
• Penn State under Matt Campbell
• USC's brutal schedule
• LSU and Lane Kiffin
• Ole Miss vs. LSU
• 2026 quarterback rankings and Heisman contenders
• College Football Playoff contenders
• Week 1 predictions and College GameDay

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Tim Murray welcomes Matt Youmans back to the VSiN College Football Betting Podcast as the 2026 season rapidly approaches. Matt reveals his preseason Top 10 power ratings, including why Notre Dame sits at No. 1, how closely packed the top seven teams are, and why he remains bullish on BYU, Indiana, Georgia and Oregon.

The guys break down major contenders including Notre Dame, Ohio State, Georgia, Texas, Indiana and Oregon before diving into Matt’s best college football bets. They discuss Michigan under 8.5 wins, UCLA over 6.5, Louisville over 7.5 and a potential ACC title run, plus Fresno State as Matt’s pick to win the new-look Pac-12.

The episode also features an extensive Pac-12 preview, including Boise State, Fresno State, San Diego State, Texas State, Colorado State, Oregon State and Washington State. Matt explains why he believes Fresno State has the offensive and defensive lines to compete for the conference title and why San Diego State could be an under bet.

Tim also breaks down Notre Dame from a betting perspective, including CJ Carr, the Irish defense, their 11.5-win total, College Football Playoff futures, and potential value in the national championship and semifinal markets. 

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Tim Murray and Adam Burke dive deep into the Group of Six in the latest VSiN College Football Betting Podcast, breaking down the American Conference, Sun Belt, Conference USA, MAC, and the independents.

The guys analyze the biggest conference contenders and uncover their favorite preseason betting angles, including Navy, UTSA, East Carolina, Memphis, South Florida, Army, Tulsa, Georgia Southern, Old Dominion, James Madison, Liberty, Toledo, Miami, Central Michigan, Akron, and UConn.

Adam reveals his favorite win-total bets, including Army Under 7.5, UTSA Over 7.5, East Carolina Over 7.5, Tulsa Over 5.5, Georgia Southern Over 3.5 conference wins, Central Michigan Over 6.5, and more. The guys also discuss potential long-shot conference winners, including Central Michigan at 7.5-1 and App State at 18-1.

Plus, the podcast covers the changing landscape of Group of Six teams chasing a College Football Playoff berth, why teams are avoiding Power Four opponents, the impact of coaching changes, transfer portal movement, returning quarterbacks, and why the MAC remains one of college football's most unpredictable betting conferences.

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Tim Murray and Adam Burke break down the ACC ahead of the 2026 college football season in this comprehensive conference betting preview. The guys discuss Miami as the odds-on favorite to win the ACC, whether the Hurricanes can finally get over the hump under Mario Cristobal, and the biggest questions surrounding their 10.5-win total.

They also dive into Louisville and quarterback Lincoln Kienholz, including Tim's 100-to-1 Heisman bet, Clemson's potential bounce-back season under Dabo Swinney, and whether the Tigers are worth a 14-to-1 shot to win the conference.

The conversation continues with Florida State's difficult schedule and win-total outlook, Virginia's regression concerns, the hype surrounding NC State and Dave Doeren, and major questions surrounding North Carolina and Bill Belichick. They also discuss Georgia Tech, Syracuse, and Stanford, including their favorite ACC win-total bets.

Plus, Tim and Adam discuss the 2026 VSiN College Football Betting Guide, transfer portal uncertainty, early-season betting strategy, and why Weeks 1 and 2 can be especially difficult to handicap.

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The VSiN College Football Betting Guide is out. In this Episode of the CFB Podcast Tim Murray is joined by one of the Guide's contributors - Wes Reynolds who helped break down the Big Ten. In this deep-dive episode, the guys analyze the brutal gauntlets awaiting Big Ten contenders. They debate whether laying the price on heavyweight favorite Ohio State (+180) is the sharp play, if Oregon (+260) is being slept on as a powerhouse, or if defending national and conference champ Indiana (+250) can run it back behind their new-look offense. They also pinpoint longshot conference title flyers on mid-tier programs like USC (+1300) Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The VSIN CFB Betting Guide is out - In this Episode of the CFB Podcast - one of the magazines contributors Jonathan Von Tobel joins Tim Murray to breakdown the two conferences he reported on -The SEC AND Mountain West. Is Georgia still the team to beat in the SEC? Can Texas live up to the hype? And who takes the crown in a wide-open, reshaped Mountain West? We’re breaking down the SEC blue-bloods where and hunting big-value underdogs out West. Get a full breakdown top picks, best futures, and more all on this episode of the VSIN College Football Betting Podcast. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The VSiN College Football Betting Podcast is back with a deep dive into the 2026 Heisman Trophy race as Tim Murray and Dustin Swedelson break down the best value bets on the board.

Should bettors back favorites like CJ Carr, Darian Mensah, Arch Manning, Dante Moore, or Julian Sayin? Or is the real value hiding with longshots such as John Mateer, Devin Dampier, Lincoln Kienholz, Drew Mestemaker, Bear Bachmeier, Avery Johnson, and Kevin Jennings?

The guys analyze historical Heisman trends, discuss why veteran quarterbacks continue to dominate the award, debate transfer portal success stories, and identify which teams have the schedules and supporting casts to produce this year's Heisman winner.

Whether you're looking for preseason futures, mid-range sleepers, or triple-digit longshots with huge upside, this episode has everything you need before placing your 2026 Heisman bets.

Topics Include:

• Top Heisman favorites for 2026
• Best betting values on the board
• Longshot quarterbacks worth backing
• Why transfers continue dominating the award
• Notre Dame, Miami, Oregon, Texas, Ohio State & more
• Big 12 sleepers with Heisman upside
• Teams most likely to produce the next winner
• Early schedule spots that could shape the race

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Is Oregon really the best team in college football entering the 2026 season? On this episode of the VSiN College Football Betting Podcast, Tim Murray welcomes Pick Six Previews creator Brett Ciancia to break down his highly anticipated 2026 college football preview magazine.

Brett explains why he has Oregon as his national championship favorite, why Georgia is flying under the radar in the SEC, and why Miami, Notre Dame, Ohio State, and Oklahoma are legitimate College Football Playoff contenders. The duo also discusses Texas Tech's rise in the Big 12, Alabama's surprising drop in Brett's rankings, sleeper teams, overrated teams, and the latest betting value before the season kicks off.

Topics Covered:

• Oregon's championship outlook
• Ohio State, Miami, Notre Dame & Georgia breakdowns
• Georgia to win the SEC betting value
• Oklahoma's playoff chances
• Texas Tech's Big 12 title hopes
• Alabama's biggest concerns
• Louisville, Ole Miss & USC sleeper picks
• Houston & Arizona fade candidates
• Indiana's title defense
• Heisman Trophy early discussion
• Pick Six Previews 2026 Magazine insights

If you're betting on college football this season, this episode is packed with power ratings, futures analysis, playoff projections, and valuable preseason betting information.

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The VSiN College Football Betting Podcast is loaded with betting insight and college football conversation as Tim Murray welcomes two outstanding guests.

First, Chris "The Bear" Fallica joins the show to break down his favorite 2026 college football season win totals, including betting analysis on Michigan, Michigan State, Florida State, Arkansas, and LSU. The guys also preview the highly anticipated Notre Dame vs. Miami showdown, discuss College Football Playoff futures, conference races, and teams that could surprise—or disappoint—this season.

Later, Fred Segal, creator of the wildly popular Old Takes Exposed account, stops by to discuss his new book, Freezing Cold Takes: College Football, featuring some of the funniest and most infamous predictions in college football history. From "Texas is Back" to legendary Heisman misses and coaching hires, it's a nostalgic look at the sport's greatest hot takes.

If you're looking for college football betting picks, win total analysis, playoff futures, Heisman discussion, and entertaining college football history, this episode has it all.

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Which college football teams won the 2026 schedule lottery—and which programs got the toughest road to the College Football Playoff?

Tim Murray welcomes Parker Fleming (VP of Football Strategy at Dropback) to break down the biggest scheduling advantages and disadvantages across the Power Four conferences. The duo analyzes why Texas Tech, Notre Dame, Georgia, Penn State, Kansas State, and NC State are positioned for success, while Ohio State, Colorado, North Carolina, Stanford, and Michigan State face brutal paths.

 

They also discuss:

 

- Why Texas Tech is the Big 12 favorite despite quarterback uncertainty

- Ohio State's gauntlet schedule and CFP outlook

- Georgia's chances of returning to the national title race

- Notre Dame's favorable playoff path

- Lane Kiffin's rebuilt LSU roster and expectations

- Avery Johnson's development at Kansas State

- Colorado's difficult road under Deion Sanders

- Bill Belichick's challenging first season at North Carolina

- Best win total betting opportunities and conference futures

 

If you're betting on college football, building preseason power ratings, or preparing for the 2026 season, this episode is packed with actionable insights and schedule analysis.

 

Subscribe for more college football betting previews, futures, win totals, and weekly picks throughout the season.

 

 

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The college football preview season is officially here, and Phil Steele joins Tim Murray for one of the biggest episodes of the year on the VSiN College Football Betting Podcast.

 

Phil breaks down his highly anticipated 2026 College Football Preview Magazine, revealing his preseason power ratings, national championship contenders, surprise teams, and Group of Six sleepers. The conversation dives into the biggest betting storylines entering the season, including why Notre Dame, Georgia, Texas, Oregon, Ohio State, Indiana, and Miami headline the title race.

 

The duo also discusses Alabama's bounce-back potential under Kalen DeBoer, why BYU and Clemson could exceed expectations, the outlook for Navy, Air Force, and Fresno State, plus valuable insights into quarterback rankings, schedule strength, transfer portal impact, and season win totals.

 

Whether you're betting futures, conference championships, or preparing for Week 0, this episode is packed with expert analysis from one of the most respected voices in college football.

 

In this episode:

- Phil Steele's Top 25 preseason power ratings

- National Championship favorites

- Best quarterback units in college football

- Notre Dame, Ohio State, Texas, Georgia & Oregon analysis

- Why Alabama is Phil Steele's top surprise team

- BYU, Clemson & Indiana outlook

- Group of Six playoff contenders

- Navy, Air Force & Fresno State betting value

- Season win total discussion

- 2026 College Football betting insights and predictions

 

 

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The countdown to the 2026 college football season is officially on!

Tim Murray welcomes Joshua "Duck" Nunn of Action Network for an in-depth betting preview covering SEC and Big Ten futures, season win totals, Week 0 betting opportunities, and several of the best value plays on the board.

 

The guys break down why Georgia sits atop the SEC, whether Texas is being overvalued, Oklahoma's playoff upside behind John Mateer, and why Mississippi State could be one of the biggest fade teams in the country.

 

They also discuss Ohio State, Oregon, Iowa, South Carolina, Ole Miss, Texas Tech's conference title chances, Sacramento State's transition to the MAC, and several Week 0 betting opportunities, including USC vs. San Jose State and Jacksonville State vs. North Dakota State.

 

If you're building your college football futures portfolio before the season begins, this episode is packed with betting insight, scheduling angles, power ratings, and market analysis.

 

Topics Covered

Georgia vs. Texas in the SEC

Oklahoma playoff outlook

Ole Miss and South Carolina expectations

Mississippi State under the win total

Ohio State and Oregon futures

Iowa season outlook

Texas Tech Big 12 value

Week 0 betting picks

USC vs. San Jose State total

Jacksonville State vs. North Dakota State

MAC futures and Sacramento State transition

Pac-12 scheduling and betting strategy

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The countdown to college football season is on, and this episode is packed with betting insights for 2026. Tim Murray welcomes DraftKings Trading Manager Matt Grill for a behind-the-counter look at how college football odds are created, including power ratings, national championship futures, Heisman Trophy odds, and the biggest line moves in Week 0, Week 1, and Game of the Year markets.

Matt breaks down the futures landscape featuring Ohio State, Notre Dame, Texas, Indiana, Georgia, Miami, and more, while discussing how NIL, the transfer portal, and expanded playoffs continue to reshape the betting market.

Later, Sports Gambling Podcast Network's Colby Dant joins the show to share his favorite season win totals, conference futures, and early betting positions heading into the 2026 campaign. Plus, discussion on Texas Tech, Air Force, Week 0 matchups, UNC vs. TCU, NC State vs. Virginia, Memphis vs. UNLV, and the top storylines to watch before kickoff.

Whether you're betting futures, hunting Heisman value, or preparing for the college football season, this episode delivers actionable insights from two of the sharpest minds in the game.

 

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The Brendan Sorsby saga is officially over, and now the focus shifts to what it means for Texas Tech’s 2026 College Football Playoff and Big 12 Championship hopes.

Host Tim Murray is joined by renowned college football handicapper Brad Powers to discuss the impact of Sorsby’s departure, whether Texas Tech remains the team to beat in the Big 12, and why the Red Raiders may still have the most favorable schedule in the conference. The conversation also dives into some of the biggest Game of the Year betting markets, including Notre Dame vs. BYU, Miami vs. Notre Dame, Michigan vs. Michigan State, LSU vs. Ole Miss, and Penn State’s Whiteout showdown with USC.

Later, Ryan Hyatt joins the show from Lubbock to provide an in-depth look at Texas Tech’s roster, quarterback situation, transfer portal additions, offensive and defensive outlook, and expectations for Will Hammond as the projected starter.

The episode also features Group of Five futures, conference championship bets, playoff long shots, win total plays, and Brad Powers’ favorite betting positions heading into the 2026 college football season.

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The college football landscape just got rocked by a landmark court ruling in West Texas, completely reshaping the Big 12 betting market overnight. This week, we dive headfirst into the Texas Tech / Brendan Sorsby gambling saga and what his freshly granted court injunction means for the Red Raiders' win total. Ian Fitzsimmons of ESPN radio joins the show to break that down. Plus, we starting doing some team and conference previews and a look at some of Ian's favorite quarterbacks as we start the season. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Tim Murray welcomes first-time guest Mike Calabrese to the VSiN College Football Betting Podcast for a massive offseason betting discussion heading into the 2026 college football season.

 

Tim and Mike dive into why Willie Fritz and Houston could surprise the Big 12, whether Kansas State is a sneaky conference title contender, and if Texas Tech deserves favorite status despite quarterback uncertainty. The guys also discuss Arch Manning and Texas’ SEC chances, Notre Dame’s national title expectations, and why Louisville could be a dangerous Week 1 underdog against Ole Miss.

 

Plus, Mike shares his thoughts on Trinidad Chambliss’ Heisman value, LaNorris Sellers as a buy-low candidate, and why situational betting spots early in the season can create major value for sharp bettors.

 

Topics Include:

 

Houston win total analysis

Kansas State Big 12 futures

Texas Tech playoff expectations

Arch Manning & Texas SEC outlook

Notre Dame national championship discussion

Louisville vs Ole Miss Week 1

Trinidad Chambliss Heisman odds

LaNorris Sellers sleeper value

Big Ten outlook for Ohio State, Oregon & Indiana

Early season situational betting angles

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The VSiN College Football Betting Podcast returns with a loaded offseason episode as Tim Murray dives into the biggest quarterback storylines and the defending national champion Indiana Hoosiers.

Tim opens the show by debating whether Week 1 of the 2026 college football season actually lives up to the hype, highlighting intriguing matchups like Ole Miss Rebels vs. Louisville Cardinals, UNLV Rebels at Hawaii Rainbow Warriors, and SMU Mustangs at Florida State Seminoles.

Then, ESPN’s David Hale joins the podcast to discuss his massive rankings of all 138 quarterback situations in college football. Hale explains why quarterbacks like Arch Manning, CJ Carr, Trinidad Chambliss, and Darian Mensah headline what could be the deepest QB class in years. The conversation also spotlights under-the-radar names like Lincoln Kienholz, Anthony Colandrea, Josh Hoover, and Devon Dampier.

Later, Wes Reynolds joins Tim for an in-depth look at Indiana’s national title defense under Curt Cignetti. The guys discuss the “Cignetti tax,” whether the Hoosiers can replace stars like Fernando Mendoza and Omar Cooper, and why transfer additions such as Nick Marsh and Josh Hoover could keep Indiana in playoff contention again.

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In the ever-evolving world of college football betting, fans and bettors alike often find themselves asking: "How do I navigate the complexities of betting on my favorite teams?" In this episode, we’ll break down insights shared by Ty Hildenbrandt and Dan Rubenstein from the Solid Verbal podcast, focusing on their expert analysis and strategies for betting on college football. The guys start the show by giving some of their favorite teams that might surprise people to make the playoffs. Then give some off the radar QB's that could make a splash. The guys will have a good laugh about players that are still playing college footbal that you might have forgotten about. Then a nice long discussion about Heisman hopefuls by conducting a draft of short shots as well as longshots to win college footballs most prestigous award. That and so much more! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Tim Murray returns with another edition of the VSiN College Football Betting Podcast featuring former Ohio State linebacker and SiriusXM host Bobby Carpenter.

The show opens with a deep dive into potential Big Ten betting trap spots and situational scheduling angles for top contenders, including Ohio State Buckeyes, Indiana Hoosiers, Oregon Ducks, USC Trojans, Michigan Wolverines, and Penn State Nittany Lions. Tim highlights key sandwich spots, look-ahead games, and underdog opportunities that sharp bettors should already have circled for the 2026 college football season.

Then Bobby Carpenter joins the show to discuss Ohio State’s championship expectations despite losing multiple first-round NFL Draft picks. The conversation covers Julian Sayin’s development, Jeremiah Smith’s Heisman chances, Arthur Smith’s impact as offensive coordinator, and whether the Buckeyes can survive one of the toughest schedules in college football, featuring Texas, Oregon, Indiana, USC, Iowa, Nebraska, and Michigan.

The guys also break down USC’s pressure-filled season under Lincoln Riley, Clemson’s decline under Dabo Swinney, Louisville quarterback Lincoln Kienholz, and Bobby’s most intriguing quarterback to watch this season: Trinidad Chambliss at Ole Miss.

Plus, Tim reacts to growing momentum surrounding College Football Playoff expansion and what it could mean for bettors moving forward.

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Tim Murray is back with another episode of the VSiN College Football Betting Podcast, diving deep into the 2026 college football betting landscape with legendary handicapper and two-time Circa College Hoops champion Paul Stone. The guys break down LSU’s massive expectations under Lane Kiffin, debate key game-of-the-year lines including Alabama vs. LSU, and discuss why the Tigers could be playoff-bound this season.

Plus, Tim and Paul explore the loaded Heisman Trophy market featuring Arch Manning, Trinidad Chambliss, CJ Carr, and several breakout quarterback candidates across the country. The episode also covers Texas’ national title outlook, Texas Tech’s rise in the Big 12, Notre Dame’s favorable schedule, and a season win total fade on North Texas.

Tim also reacts to Lane Kiffin’s controversial comments, discusses major primetime matchups announced for the upcoming season, provides injury updates on Missouri star Ahmad Hardy, and previews an upcoming interview with former Ohio State linebacker Bobby Carpenter.

If you’re looking for early-season betting angles, futures insight, power rating discussion, and Heisman value plays, this episode has everything college football bettors need before kickoff.

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The VSiN College Football Betting Podcast dives deep into the ACC with expert handicapper Joshua “Duck” Nunn, breaking down the 2026 landscape from a bettor’s perspective. From Miami’s explosive upside—and potential pitfalls—to SMU’s rise as a true contender, this episode is packed with actionable insights.

A major highlight: the early Game of the Year line featuring Notre Dame vs. Miami, where Notre Dame opens as a 5.5-point favorite. The matchup is shaping up to be one of the most electric environments of the season, with massive playoff implications and a potential statement spot for both programs.

Duck reveals his full offseason handicapping process, including how the transfer portal, coaching changes, and schedule dynamics shape his power ratings. The guys spotlight key teams like Louisville, Clemson, and Virginia Tech while uncovering hidden value on NC State’s favorable schedule.

Plus, they identify critical situational betting spots across the ACC, discuss potential letdowns, and highlight where the market may be off. The episode wraps with best bets, including a strong fade on UConn and a creative win-total parlay involving Sacramento State.

If you’re betting college football this season, this is your early edge.

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The latest episode of the VSiN College Football Betting Podcast dives headfirst into one of the most surprising off-season storylines—Texas Tech’s sudden shakeup and the massive betting implications surrounding Brendan Sorsby. Host Tim Murray is joined by elite handicapper Brad Powers to break down how this news reshapes the Big 12 landscape—and whether the Red Raiders are still the team to beat.

From there, the conversation expands into a full-blown power conference preview. The guys analyze Ohio State’s brutal schedule, debate whether Texas is being overvalued, and spotlight Oregon as a potential national title contender. Plus, they dig into intriguing teams like Indiana, USC, and Colorado, offering sharp insights on win totals, roster changes, and betting angles.

The ACC also gets a deep dive, with Miami’s playoff path, Florida State’s shaky outlook, and underrated value plays like Louisville and SMU all on the table. Whether you’re hunting for early-season edges or long-term futures bets, this episode is packed with actionable intel, bold predictions, and expert analysis to get you ready for the 2026 college football season.

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The offseason grind rolls on as host Tim Murray welcomes ESPN’s Bill Connelly—creator of the influential SP+ rating system—for a deep dive into the analytics shaping the 2026 college football season. From returning production trends in a transfer portal era to early SP+ rankings, this episode breaks down how bettors can gain an edge before kickoff. The conversation explores Notre Dame’s surprising lead in returning production, how to properly weigh roster continuity, and which teams may be over- or undervalued in early futures markets. Plus, Bill shares insights on the biggest transfer portal winners, potential regression candidates, and how luck metrics and close-game results could signal breakout teams this fall. If you're betting win totals, futures, or just want a sharper analytical perspective on college football, this episode is packed with actionable intel.

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The countdown to college football is ON, and we’re diving headfirst into one of the most profitable betting markets in sports—season win totals.

 

Host Tim Murray is joined by Action Network’s Joshua Nunn to break down early lines from major sportsbooks and uncover value before the market moves. From powerhouse programs like Penn State to rising teams like Vanderbilt and tricky ACC squads like Wake Forest, this episode is packed with sharp insights and actionable bets.

 

We also explore:

 

Why win totals are Joshua Nunn’s favorite betting market

Key roster turnover and transfer portal impacts

Strength of schedule and situational angles

Why fading hype teams early can pay off big

Deep dives into Cincinnati, Wake Forest, and Vanderbilt

A unique look at Texas Tech and Notre Dame’s sky-high win totals

Strategy talk: how to value a half-win and find middle opportunities

 

If you’re serious about getting ahead of the college football betting market, this is a must-listen episode.

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With 173 days until Week 0, Tim Murray welcomes college football insider Ari Wasserman from On3 to break down the biggest storylines shaping the 2026 season.

 

The conversation dives into Wasserman’s Top 10 college football quarterbacks list, including where Notre Dame's CJ Carr ranks and why this upcoming season could be the deepest QB year in recent memory. The guys discuss the massive number of Heisman contenders, long-shot betting opportunities, and why players like John Mateer and LaNorris Sellers could still shake up the race.

 

They also analyze major transfer quarterback fits, including:

 

Josh Hoover to the Indiana Hoosiers

 

Sam Leavitt to the LSU Tigers

 

Rocco Becht at Penn State Nittany Lions

 

Plus, the guys debate how the transfer portal and NIL era have completely changed college football betting edges.

 

Later, Wasserman shares his most anticipated games of the 2026 season, including a blockbuster showdown between LSU Tigers football and Ole Miss Rebels football, and a potential playoff-impact matchup between Notre Dame Fighting Irish football and Miami Hurricanes football.

 

To close the show, Ari reveals the team he’s “intoxicated by” heading into the season and why he believes Texas Longhorns football — led by Arch Manning — could be his early national championship pick.

 

If you love college football futures, Heisman betting, and offseason storylines, this episode is packed with insight for the months ahead

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Tim Murray opens up the podcast discussing the loaded class of quarterbacks in college football this upcoming season. Is there going to be value in the Heisman Trophy market? 

 

Just to name a few... 

 

Texas Arch Manning, Oregon Dante Moore, Notre Dame CJ Carr, Ohio State Julian Sayin, Georgia Gunnar Stockton, Ole Miss Trinidad Chambliss...

 

Plus, Indiana added TCU transfer Josh Hoover, Miami added Duke transfer Darian Menshah, Texas Tech added Cincinnati transfer Brendan Sorsby...

 

Lastly, with the passing of legendary coach Lou Holtz this week, Tim welcomed Notre Dame beat reporter Pete Sampson to the podcast. Coach Holtz led the Irish to their last national championship in 1988... will this year's squad win Notre Dame's first title in almost four decades?

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Tim Murray opened up the podcast, looking at Indiana's run to the National Championship, and discussed when is the right time to play a National Championship future. Is Indiana going to become the exception or the rule with long shots winning the National Title with the expanded College Football Playoff field?

 

Later, Tim welcomed Collin Wilson of the Action Network to the show. Tim & Collin ran through the four power conferences, dishing out some early expectations, including coaching changes at Arkansas, Florida, Auburn, Penn State, and UCLA. What teams won the schedule lottery? How will Penn State do in year 1 under Matt Campbell? Is Miami now the class of the ACC? With easy schedules, will Notre Dame and Texas Tech both go undefeated in the regular season?

 

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Tim Murray is back as the VSiN College Football Betting podcast returns for another season. You can email the show throughout the offseason at CFBpod@vsin.com.

 

Tim welcomed college football handicapper Brad Powers (@BradPowers7) to the podcast for some early offseason thoughts including....

-Winners & losers in the transfer portal

-Upgrade or downgrade at quarterback

-Coaching changes

-Josh Hoover takes over for Fernando Mendoza at Indiana

-Ohio State impressive haul in the portal & Arthur Smith comes in as OC

-Notre Dame expectations in 2026

-Texas Tech's weak schedule

 

Tim closed out the podcast discussing the addition of North Dakota State to the Mountain West.

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The Indiana Hoosiers are champions! Indiana capped off a perfect 16-0 season on Monday with a 27-21 win over Miami. Before welcoming Wes Reynolds and Adam Burke to the podcast, Tim Murray opens the show with a massive Thank You to the listeners of this podcast. Tim also recapped the season on the podcast... some winners and some losers.

 

Fresh off his trip to the National Championship, "Hoosier" Wes Reynolds joined Tim to recap the scene from Hard Rock Stadium. How did Indiana make the memorable run to a National Title? Is Indiana a true "cinderella" story? Lastly, Tim & Wes briefly discussed what Indiana will look like in 2026.

 

Lastly, Tim welcomed Adam Burke to the podcast. Tim & Adam react to the Indiana championship. Does the Hoosiers' title open the door for other long shots to win it all?

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There is only one game left in the 2025-26 College Football season...

 

Indiana (-8.5) vs Miami on Monday Night at Hard Rock Stadium

 

Tim Murray and Matt Youmans previewed the National Championship and dished out a couple of best bets.

 

Tim was only joined by Miami alum & Fox Sports College Football analyst Chris "The Bear" Fallica. Tim & Chris discussed whether the point spread has gone too far towards Indiana. Additionally, is there an angle for the total on Monday night? Lastly, if Indiana wins, who do the Hoosiers compare to historically for this run to a National Title?

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Tim Murray welcomed Wes Reynolds to the podcast for his normal visit but Wes was especially pumped up this episode! His Hoosiers are one win away from a National Championship.

 

Wes recapped his trip to Atlanta for the Peach Bowl and the dominant performance by Indiana over Oregon. Tim & Wes then turned the National Championship. How does Miami pull off the upset of Indiana? Will Indiana continue to roll? 

 

Indiana is currently an 8.5 point favorite... Is the number too high? 

 

Do Wes or Tim have a play on the total of 48?

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Indiana vs Miami. 

 

Tim Murray and Adam Burke are back to give some early thoughts on the National Championship. Tim & Adam discuss the remarkable run by the Hoosiers and how dominant they have been. Indiana is now 24-0 SU in games they are favored under Curt Cignetti. 

 

With the Hoosiers' dominance through the College Football Playoff, can Miami hang with Indiana? Has the line moved too much? Did the Hurricanes make too many mistakes vs Ole Miss to beat the Hoosiers?

 

The countdown is on to the National Championship in Miami...

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On the eve of the College Football Playoff Semifinals, Tim Murray is joined by Wes Reynolds before Wes heads down to Atlanta for Indiana vs Oregon. Is Wes worried by the masses joining him on the Indiana bandwagon? How does he see Friday night playing out in Atlanta? Is Wes worried about the Hoosiers? Wes also gave his thoughts on Miami vs Ole Miss in the Peach Bowl and dished out a best bet.

 

Lastly, Tim is joined by Brett Ciancia of Pick Six Previews. Before diving into the previews of the semifinals, Brett recaps the CFP Quarterfinals. Just how dominant was Indiana's win over Alabama? Looking ahead, after predicting Ole Miss would beat Georgia does he believe that the Rebels magically run with continue?

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