Fresh off of a winning week, Bulldog Dave is ready for some week 5 college football action. Dave and Coach Sundheim talk about beating opening lines and how to use power numbers to your advantage heading into conference play. Coach Sundheim shares his analytics based best pick and Bulldog Dave adds in his favorite wager at this point in the week. Games discussed include Army at Buffalo and Ohio State at Penn State along with many others.

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Walt Matson, sportsbook manager at CVI, joins Coach Sundheim to talk week 4 college football lines and the dominance of Alabama football. Before jumping into their weekly analysis, the two discuss mobile betting and the future of sports betting. They then break down Friday night games between FAU v. UCF and WSU v. USC. The episode concludes with both Walt and Jordan offering their lock of the week.

While college football might be top heavy, it doesn’t mean there is a lack of excitement this weekend. Coach Sundheim and Hot Rod start this episode by handicapping the college football playoff. They then turn to the Tankathon Heisman Watch. Tankathon currently has Justin Herbert as the 13th overall pick and Rod likes Herbert as a dark-horse in the Heisman race. Rod and Jordan then pick NC State at Marshall, Kansas at Baylor, and TCU at Texas.

The only thing better than winning is winning big. Bulldog Dave discusses a +1400 moneyline play that hit for him last week before he gets into FAU at UCF, Stanford at Oregon, and Eastern Michigan at San Diego State. The episode closes with Coach Sundheim telling us why Vegas got the Florida at Tennessee line wrong.

David Anderson (DA) sounds as good on the SSA podcast as he looked in a Bronco’s uniform. The former NFLer and current broadcaster talks week 3 games including the one that he’ll be calling, Rutgers at Kansas. As a former Ram, he also discusses the roller coaster that’s been the first 3 games of the Colorado State Rams season.

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Walt Matson, Sportsbook manager at the Carson Valley Inn, talks with Coach Sundheim about hurricanes and their impact on betting college football. He details policies for canceled games and what happens to totals when bad weather is in the forecast. The discussion turns to pricing lines, the Army vs. Hawaii game, and how a book responds to a team that is loved by the betting public.

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Some extreme weather has already altered week 3 of the college football season as many games have been cancelled. Hot Rod and Coach Sundheim have adjusted their focus and have locked on to three intriguing matchups. They discuss Boise State at Oklahoma State, LSU at Auburn, and USC at Texas. Before diving into the matchups, they go through the Tankathon, race to the bottom, Heisman race.

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Bulldog Dave and Coach Sundheim are back to talk opening lines and early week plays. They cover how to middle plays and why you would want to middle a play along with how to jump on early lines. Bulldog Dave gives out picks for Boston College at Wake Forest, Colorado State at Florida, and Rutgers at Kansas. Coach Sundheim gives out his “Vegas is wrong” line of the week for the Hawaii at Army game.

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A man of many skills, Fox Sports color commentator David Anderson joins Coach Sundheim to talk some college football. DA covered Baylor week one and has some thoughts on the Bears. He also doles out some early grades on new coaches. Later in the podcast DA and Coach Sundheim analyze Duke at Northwestern, Rice at Hawaii, Kansas at Central Michigan, and USC at Stanford.

Coach Sundheim and Hot Rod discuss week 1 takeaways and analyze three of this week’s biggest games. Georgia at South Carolina, Clemson at Texas A&M, and USC at Stanford. Coach Sundheim handicaps each game and Rod provides his pick against the spread for these marquee matchups.

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