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From conference realignment and the hot seat to concerns about Alabama's departures and a potentially great season from the Pac-12, we ask and answer 10 questions on college football.

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BetMGM Odds: College Football Odds

From types of bets and watching for reverse line movement to mindset and things to avoid, Chase Kiddy reviews the Betting Guide for Idiots entering the football season.

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BetMGM Odds: NFL Odds  and College Football Odds

We break down NFL futures by revisiting some BetMGM odds from the divisional previews and giving new futures we like, including a Bucs-Panthers finish atop the NFC South, 49ers-Browns Super Bowl, and more.

In the final NFL divisional betting preview, we break down AFC West odds, win totals, and more.

-Are the Chargers overvalued?
-How is the book viewing the Chargers vs. Broncos for 2nd place?
-You're not gonna bet against the Chiefs
-Will the Raiders be trash or competent?

The Bills are a popular public team this summer ... does that mean you should bet against them? Or pound their futures? And sorting through the mess below the Bills: Dolphins/Patriots aim for Wild Card, any value in Jets' betting?

ALSO: BIATHLON ODDS!

Why a Browns' Super Bowl bet is great value, and how you can create your own AFC North Super Bowl bet with two separate wagers.

Will the Steelers suck? And do the Bengals have a prayer of winning seven games against a tough schedule?

That and more on this AFC North betting preview.

What's the best betting strategy for a division with two good teams and two bad teams?

We break down the AFC South odds and build a parlay of futility for the Texans and Jaguars (and Lions).

We put each of the 32 (projected) NFL starting quarterbacks into one of six tiers for the 2021 season.

-Only Mahomes & Rodgers in Tier 1?
-Did we see enough from Herbert?
-Does Tannehill deserve the benefit of the doubt?
-And a TON MORE

When the College Football Playoff expands to 12 teams, would you rather be a Group of Five team or middle-class Power Five team?

We discuss that and more on playoff expansion, including cynicism on the committee's sudden love for the G5, resetting expectations for programs (e.g., Wisconsin, Oklahoma State) and coaches (e.g., Jim Harbaugh, Scott Frost), and wondering if there are any losers with expansion.