New name. Same hosts. Same winners. Deceptive Speed Bets with Erik Buchinger and Sean Maloney dive into the Week 4 slate and provide their college football gambling locks of the week.

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Deceptive Speed Podcast boys Erik Buchinger and Sean Maloney debut a new format focusing on college football gambling all season long.

The fellas give advice for those looking to get into sports betting, dive into ACC win totals, Heisman Trophy odds and the national championship. Plus, a look at their Week 1 LOCKS.

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The Deceptive Speed Podcast boys react to reports of the Big Ten potentially returning to the football field around Thanksgiving. The AP Top 25 featured the teams not playing just to make us all sad, and we're a week away from the start of the FBS season. The fellas use their platforms to remember the teams we'll miss in the fall with a HUGE announcement at the end of the episode.

The Deceptive Speed Podcast boys react to breaking news with Big Ten Commissioner Kevin Warren continuing to eliminate any false hope for the conference...Or did he? What does the new eligibility rule mean? What’s the latest on a “spring” college football season? The fellas go in depth with what they’ll miss about Big Ten football this fall, SEC coaches are mad and does a single person care about the Pac-12? It’s all discussed in this week’s edition of the Deceptive Speed Podcast, which will come out every Wednesday night.

The Deceptive Speed Podcast is BACK coming to you every Wednesday moving forward. The fellas settle in for a depressing chat about the Big Ten and Pac-12 deciding to not play football this fall. What does it mean for other conferences? Do we think there's a spring season? What about a national title? Finally, the boys introduce a brand new game show called "New Normal or Fluid Situation" before closing it off with a fresh edition of Meanwhile in the SEC.

The Deceptive Speed Podcast fellas discuss the potential chaos of the NFL Draft. Is the most compelling draft day ever? Sean and Erik take a look at some of the new rules of college football leading to the imagery of a Bret Bielema stink face. Meanwhile in the SEC heads over to Louisiana and a crazed Florida man. Plus, April national championship picks! Possible guest next week??

 

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The Deceptive Speed Podcast boys review The Scheme documentary on HBO. Why was the FBI involved in NCAA violations? The fellas give their college football national championship matchups. Come back next week for title game predictions! Finally, they head down to Florida for a fresh edition of "Meanwhile in the SEC."

 

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Wanna talk coronavirus? Go somewhere else because the Deceptive Speed Podcast positivity train chugs on. Instead, the fellas give a full 2020 college football season preview going conference-by-conference with College Football Playoff picks and Heisman winners.

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The Deceptive Speed Podcast boys read over the 5-star iTunes reviews. Rate us 5 stars with a comment, and they'll read it on the show! With different opinions flyin' around, do we think we'll see a college football season? Without a regular college football offseason, how will it impact teams and can we find a gambling edge? And this week's show ends by matching Tiger King characters with college football personalities.

The Deceptive Speed Podcast boys discuss college football coaches' influence as leaders of the coronavirus pandemic. We'll listen to Ed Orgeron, but should we listen when Clay Helton tells us to wash our hands? Erik Buchinger gets dirty discussing an accident he had over the weekend. Are we concerned the college football season will be canceled or postponed? The fellas break down Trevor Lawrence's GoFundMe that took Twitter by storm and finish off with some Meanwhile in the SEC that involved stolen meatballs and 552 cans of Mountain Dew.

 

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