Tim Murray is back for a second episode this week as we are just NINE weeks away from the start of the college football season! Tim starts the show by looking at the winners & losers of the Big Ten schedule "lottery." After looking through it, Tim put in a win total bet on Nebraska and Wisconsin.

Kelley Ford joined the podcast and went through his power ratings entering the 2025 season. Kelly went through his process of creating his power ratings, discussed strength of schedule metrics, and much more.

Friend of VSiN, Chris "The Bear" Fallica, joined Tim Murray on the podcast this week. Tim & Chris ran through numerous topics throughout the podcast, including some of the Bear's best bets!

-What did we learn from betting the CFP last year?

-Should we play an Ohio State/Penn St CFP parlay?

-Is Texas & Arch Manning getting too much love?

-Fading the Clemson love?

-Is Oregon undervalued?

-Best bet in Notre Dame at Miami

Tim opened the podcast discussing the comments from Florida State QB Thomas Castellanos on Alabama. Did Castellanos poke the bear? Should you lay the 12.5 with the Crimson Tide?

We are less than 10 weeks away from the start of college football and Tim Murray is fired up for this week's episode. Before welcoming on former Ohio St LB Bobby Carpenter & CBS Sports host Chip Patterson, Tim runs through his favorite situational spots of the upcoming season. Who wants a sandwich?

National Champion & former Ohio State star Bobby Carpenter joined the podcast to discuss what to expect from the Buckeyes in 2025 after winning the National Title last season. Additionally, Tim & Bobby chatted about the new coordinators in Columbus, Ohio St QB Julian Sayin, being teammates with Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman, and the pressure that is on Penn St head coach James Franklin in 2025.

Following Bobby Carpenter, Chip Patterson, the host of the Cover 3 Podcast, joined the show. Topics discussed included Vanderbilt QB Diego Pavia's strong statements, toughest schedules in the country, under the radar quarterbacks, and the expectation of North Carolina in year 1 of the Bill Belichick era.