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Wednesdays with "Hoosier" Wes Reynolds & Brett Ciancia (@PickSixPreviews)

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Indiana held Oregon to 13, Ohio State to 10 and Alabama to 3, and Wes credits coordinator Brian Haynes.

1. VSiN's College Football Betting Podcast previews the two College Football Playoff semifinals, Oregon vs. Indiana on Friday in Atlanta (Indiana a 3.5-point favorite, total 47.5) and Miami vs. Ole Miss in the Thursday Fiesta Bowl (Ole Miss +3.5, total 52.5). 2. Host Tim opens the Wednesday show, joined by Indiana fan Wes Reynolds, who attended the Rose Bowl and the October 11 game at Autzen Stadium, and by Brett Ciancia of Pick Six Previews, who brings game grades and a stat packet. 3. Tim's thesis is that both games lean under, with the under 47.5 in Oregon-Indiana and a first-half under in Miami-Ole Miss (he took 26.5 and noted the 23.5 first-half number for Oregon-Indiana). 4. Tim cites Indiana's pace (63rd of 68 Power Four teams) against Oregon's 49th, and notes Oregon will be without Jordan Davison, who has 667 rushing yards and 15 touchdowns, leaving it down to Noah Whittington as its primary back. 5. Tim adds a prop, Carson Beck over 5.5 rushing yards, pointing to Miami's number one pass-blocking rank, Ole Miss's 84th-ranked pass rush, and negative rushing games against Notre Dame, Florida and Texas A&M. 6. Wes recounts that Indiana sacked Dante Moore six times on October 11 and says he won't "get in front of" a Kurt Cignetti team at 25-2, then bets Indiana's moneyline or suggests Oregon's team total under 21.5. 7. Wes praises defensive coordinator Brian Haynes, noting Indiana held Oregon to 13, Ohio State to 10 and Alabama to 3, and highlights linebacker Aiden Fisher as a sure tackler, while flagging occasional explosive pass plays as the one weakness. 8. For Miami-Ole Miss, Wes takes Ole Miss +3.5, noting Trinidad Chambliss was pressured 12 times by Georgia without being sacked, Ole Miss held Georgia to 3 of 13 on third down, and Miami averaged 5.1 yards per play in the CFP, the lowest of the four remaining teams. 9. Brett Ciancia says Miami's front, including Rueben Bains and Akheem Mesidor, wrecked Ohio State's Julian Sayin, and he calls Indiana's Rose Bowl performance the number one game grade of the entire 2025 season. 10. Sports bettors tracking the playoff semifinals and prop angles will get the most from this.

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