Another week, another episode of The College Football Roundup here on SoBros Network! This week, Steven McCash hops on the mics with me to break down all the action from the week that was and look ahead to this week’s massive slate of games.
This week’s list of topics include, but are not limited to:
- Steven’s trip to Oxford, Mississippi for College Gameday, the Ole Miss-Texas A&M game, and how he nearly didn’t make it back to Nashville later that night.
- Someone (the Baylor Bears) finally calling Oklahoma on their shit and potentially knocking them out of the College Football Playoff race.
- Alabama, Georgia, Oregon, and Ohio State cruising to victories over the weekend.
- Who among the next bunch of programs is most likely to make the College Football Playoff race interesting (Cincinnati, Michigan, Michigan State, Notre Dame, Oklahoma State, Wake Forest)?
- The latest AP Top 25 poll
- The current Heisman odds between Bryce Young, CJ Stroud, Kenneth Walker III, Matt Corral, and Kenny Pickett
- This week’s SEC lines, including Arkansas @ Alabama, Florida @ Missouri, and Auburn @ South Carolina
- National games of interest including Oregon @ Utah and Michigan State @ Ohio State.
- Why the 2021 Memphis Tigers should be on everyone’s no-bet list this season.
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