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 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. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See <a href="https://pcm.adswizz.com">pcm.adswizz.com</a> for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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VSiN College Football Betting Podcast

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.