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Your weekly look at college football gamblin from a main stream perspective. I’m not sure Andy Roddick’s getting Wally Pipped but I mean there’s always a chance when Charissa steps in to...

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Your weekly installment of college betting gems from Andy Roddick, Clay Travis, and myself.  Don’t judge my choice in fashion, judge me for the...

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Every week in college the final scores don’t tell the full story.  That’s why I’m here to try and help point out some of the statistical nuggets you may have missed in your handicapping. Utah vs UCLA: Utah failed to cover against UCLA on Thursday night and they can blame the 6 interceptions thrown by Travis Wilson.  The most impressive part of his generosity was that 5 of the 6 picks came in the 2nd half. Utah St vs BYU: The biggest thing you wouldn’t know by blindly looking at the boxscore is that USU lost all MWC caliber QB Chuckie Keeton for the season to a knee injury.  His backup Craig Harrison was 4-10 for 26 yards in relief and it’s safe to say the Aggies offense may look very different in coming weeks. San Diego St vs Nevada: The Aztecs had a commanding 44-23 lead headed into the 4th quarter before Cody Fajardo went bonkers in comeback mode.  The game tying drive for the Wolfpack culminated with 1:38 to go in regulation but their upset bid was denied in OT because of penalties.   SDSU was led by a 2-headed rushing monster of Muema/Pumphrey who combined for 248 on only 35 carries. Navy vs Air Force: Navy and Air Force amassed roughly the same amount of yardage but the Middies covered the closing number because of a 21-0 2nd half surge. Navy QB Keenan Reynolds, who was listed as questionable before the game, carried the football 28 times while no other Navy player had more than 8 touches.  The two teams only ran 134 plays with a clock that never stopped but it had nothing to do with the government shutdown. Florida St vs Maryland: There was nothing flukey about FSU’s drubbing of...

Alcohol, college football, and witty banter (sometimes); what the hell could be better than that? As an added bonus this week you get podcast extra time, yes it’s free of charge and just as glamorous as the entire body of work with the only difference being you realize none of your esteemed personalities can operate technology correctly. Feel free to check us out on iTunes, and by feel free I mean do so immediately and tell everyone you know to do the same. If you don’t, we may troll your twitter timelines with reckless abandon  ...

Your weekly look at college football betting from the mainstream media.  For those of you who caught the TV cut last night, here’s the edited version where Andy, Clay, and I attack a few extra games for entertainment purposes only of...

Because Adam Kramer is more entertaining than I am, it made sense just to lift his description of this week’s podcast and pawn it off as my own. Of course it explains why I’d be speaking about myself in the 3rd person but that’s neither here nor there. Also, if you have never visited his blog go check it out here Thankfully, there are point spreads and gambling, the great equalizer for us all. And there is also a podcast to discuss said point spreads. Welcome. Drew Collins from Chuckoliver.net, Bud Elliott from SB Nation, Vegas bookmaker Todd Fuhrman (who is pretty much everywhere) and myself are here to break down this “interesting” weekend of games, and we also revisit some of the updated ‘Games of the Year’ numbers. And remember… “Just because it’s a bad week of college football, it doesn’t mean you can’t win money.” – George Washington Check us out on iTunes, and please tell all your friends to do so also. And have them tell their friends. And their friends’ friends’ friends. And etc....

All prices courtesy of the LVH and updated after Week 3 results The interesting moves since prices were first released include dramatic upgrades of Florida St and Oregon while both Texas and USC have fallen off considerably given their early season results. Interested in how the OTL Podcast feels about these numbers? Stay tuned we’ll break them all down on tonight’s show. 2013 COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAMES OF THE YEAR THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2013 VIRGINIA TECH GEORGIA TECH -2 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2013 UTAH ST -8.5 SAN JOSE ST SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2013 LSU GEORGIA -3 TEXAS A&M -13 ARKANSAS USC ARIZONA ST -7.5 OKLAHOMA NOTRE DAME -1 WISCONSIN OHIO ST xxxx QB-?? THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2013 TEXAS -12.5 IOWA ST UCLA -6.5 UTAH FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2013 BYU UTAH ST -2 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2013 TCU OKLAHOMA -9.5 NOTRE DAME ARIZONA ST -1                        @ ARLINGTON, TX OHIO ST xxxx   QB–?? NORTHWESTERN THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2013 RUTGERS LOUISVILLE -17 ARIZONA USC -6 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2013 TEMPLE CINCINNATI -20 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2013 TEXAS OKLAHOMA -5                                @ DALLAS, TX FLORIDA LSU -7 TEXAS A&M OLE MISS -1 STANFORD -11 UTAH OREGON -11.5 WASHINGTON MICHIGAN -5.5 PENN ST BOISE ST UTAH ST -3 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2013 MIAMI FL NORTH CAROLINA -2 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2013 CENTRAL FLORIDA LOUISVILLE -10.5 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2013 FLORIDA ST CLEMSON -1 FLORIDA -5 MISSOURI TCU OKLAHOMA ST -10.5 LSU -4 OLE MISS UCLA STANFORD -8 USC NOTRE DAME -7 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2013 KENTUCKY MISSISSIPPI ST -11 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2013 BOISE ST BYU -7 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2013 SOUTH CAROLINA -5 MISSOURI TENNESSEE ALABAMA -28 TEXAS -3 TCU UNLV NEVADA -6.5 UCLA OREGON -18.5 STANFORD -7.5 OREGON ST THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2013 ARIZONA ST -10 WASHINGTON ST FRIDAY,...

We may have taken a one week unplanned hiatus but we’re back as strong as ever. Plenty of best bets and marquee matchups to get you prepared for this weekend. Of course our guys also offer adult beverage selections to accompany your football viewing pleasure as any good podcast should. Enjoy (and if you hate the pod, just keep your trap shut) You can also find us on itunes now by clicking here If you’d also like to see our pretty faces talk college football, click here for Adam Kramer’s college football locks video from Bleacher...

Every week (or that’s the plan) I want to share misleading stat lines from the college football weekend.  If you happen to see anything of note while watching the games, use the hashtag #BoxscoreReview to point them out and we’ll include them right here on these pages. Get complete college football power rankings here, the ultimate tool to assist in your handicapping The Hurricanes were out first downed 22-10, outgained 413-212, and had 16 minutes less of time of possession but found a way to upset the Gators thanks to Florida’s 5 turnovers and absolutely horrific execution in the red zone. Kentucky’s 41-7 win over Miami OH might not have been decisive enough given their stat sheet domination. The Redhawks gained 8 first downs to Kentucky’s 27 and were crushed in total yardage 675 to 122.  However, the most “impressive” stat line was for Miami’s QB’s who went 4-14 despite trailing by 17 for over 3 quarters. Michigan St and USF combined for 27 points but even that many shouldn’t have been scored. Mich St was the beneficiary of 2 defensive touchdowns and only amassed 265 yards of offense.  USF was that much worse; gaining 155 yards on 61 plays going 1-13 on 3rd downs.  Bobby Eveld the starting QB was 6-25 for 66 yards, ouch.  Sparty’s QBs didn’t light the world on fire either completing 12 of 24 passes for less than 100 yards. Oklahoma State and UTSA’s final was somewhat misleading when you consider the teams combined for 42 points in the 4th quarter compared to only 49 through the first 3 frames.  OSU threw for over 500 yards with efficient QB play as Chelf/Walsh combined to go 35-43. Houston needed a late touchdown to cover against Temple but they clearly were...