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Tim Murray breaks down the biggest college football betting storylines, including Jeremiah Smith’s incredible run and his surge to the top of the Heisman Trophy race, Ohio State’s dominant performance, and the latest College Football Playoff futures. Tim also examines major market movement, including Alabama flipping from a three-point underdog to a favorite against Georgia, plus look-ahead line moves for Oklahoma-Texas and Iowa State-BYU.
Then, ESPN analyst and former NFL quarterback EJ Manuel joins Tim to discuss the top quarterbacks in college football, including Jeremiah Smith, Julian Sayin, CJ Carr, Arch Manning, John Mateer and Keelon Russell. EJ also breaks down what makes some of these quarterbacks stand out and why Jeremiah Smith could be the No. 1 pick in the NFL Draft.
Finally, Parker Fleming returns for his “Did We Really Get Beat That Bad?” segment, using advanced analytics to examine some of college football’s most misleading and chaotic box scores. Parker breaks down San Diego State-Texas State, Colorado-Texas Tech, and Virginia Tech-Pitt, highlighting how turnovers, field position, and unusual scoring plays can make final scores look very different from how the games actually played out.
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"Jeremiah Smith for Heisman? EJ Manuel on CFB’s Top QBs & Parker Fleming’s “Did We Really Get Beat That Bad?" is an episode of VSiN College Football Betting Podcast. Runtime 1 hr 1 min. Published October 5, 2026. Hit play above to stream it here, or open the free Spot Sports app for background play and offline downloads.