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CFP Preview & Best Bets with Matt Youmans and Brad Powers

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Tim Murray calls Dan Lanning a bully after Oregon's 69-3 win over Oklahoma State.

1. VSiN College Football Betting Podcast examines College Football Playoff matchups and selected bowl-game bets. 2. Tim Murray hosts with Matt Youmans, whose stated season record is 47-34-3, while Brad Powers joins later as a college football handicapper. 3. The episode asks which playoff sides and totals offer betting value after the bracket eliminates selection debates. 4. Youmans keeps Alabama pick'em against Oklahoma because Alabama lost the first meeting as a home favorite. 5. Oklahoma beat Alabama 23-21 in Tuscaloosa after Ty Simpson passed for 326 yards and Alabama gained 406 total yards. 6. Murray questions Alabama's health because Ryan Grubb publicly described Ty Simpson and Josh Cuevas as fine. 7. Youmans supports Miami plus three and a half against Texas A&M at Kyle Field. 8. Youmans says Texas A&M avoided Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi, while its beaten SEC opponents went 12-43 in conference play. 9. Murray prefers the Miami-Texas A&M under after the total moved from 51.5 to approximately 48.5. 10. Ole Miss is favored by 17 or 17.5 against Tulane after beating Tulane 45-10 and gaining 548 yards in September. 11. Lane Kiffin left Ole Miss during the playoff, with Pete Golding promoted and Charlie Weiss Jr. remaining on staff. 12. Oregon is favored by 20.5 or 21 against James Madison, and Youmans has an 8-1 futures ticket on Oregon to win the playoff. 13. Murray cites Oregon's 69-3 win over Oklahoma State and 42-6 win over Liberty as examples of Dan Lanning's aggressive approach. 14. James Madison ranks third nationally in time of possession and relies on running back Wayne Knight, while Oregon's secondary is described as the country's top unit by Brett Cianci. 15. Youmans selects Hawaii-California over 54 because Nick Rolovich, Timmy Chang and both quarterbacks have ties to the run-and-shoot tradition. 16. Hawaii went 6-1 at home and averaged 30.5 points in those games, while Saga Patele threw for 330 yards and four touchdowns against SMU. 17. The discussion uses a conversational handicapping format with two hosts comparing market movement, injuries, coaching and matchup statistics. 18. The episode shifts from playoff analysis to bowl opt-outs, portal uncertainty and Brad Powers's perspective on the changing bowl landscape. 19. College football bettors tracking playoff lines and bowl opt-outs. 20. Listeners uninterested in point spreads, totals or roster news.

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