Week 1 is here! Marc and Scott break down every major matchup, highlight betting edges, and call out which favorites are on upset watch. From Texas vs. Ohio State to Alabama vs. Florida State, this episode gets you ready for a loaded opening weekend.

What’s Inside This Episode:

Betting Strategies:

Marc and Scott for the Week Zero episode of The Crazy Sheet Podcast, diving headfirst into the early matchups that mark the start of the 2025 college football season. Covering five FBS games and one FBS vs. FCS matchup, they bring betting insights, quarterback breakdowns, and hot takes from Dublin to Honolulu.

Top Game Breakdown: Farmageddon in Ireland (Iowa State vs. Kansas State)

Other Week Zero Matchups:

Week Zero Betting Card (Marc’s Picks):

Heisman Futures & Week One Tease

Looking ahead, Marc and Scott name long-shot Heisman hopefuls:

The Crazy Sheet Podcast – Big Ten Breakdown: Cornfields, Chaos & Contenders

The boys are back and this time they're heading north—way north—to tackle the biggest questions across the new-look Big Ten, now an 18-team bicoastal behemoth.

Marc Atnipp and Scott Denson dig deep into everything from Penn State's playoff-or-bust season to Matt Rhule's Nebraska rebuild. Can Drew Allar throw a forward pass when it counts? Is Lincoln Riley coaching for his job at USC? And why on earth is Matt Patricia calling the defense in Columbus?

We hit all the big names—Ohio State, Michigan, Oregon, USC—plus surprise love for Iowa, Illinois, and Washington, and some serious skepticism toward Wisconsin and Maryland. You'll also get:

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The boys are back with a full-throttle tour of SEC chaos, hype, and heartbreak. Marc and Scott crank up the Preseason Panic Meter™ to break down which teams are built to contend—and which are destined for another year of 8-4 dreams and delusion.

They dive headfirst into the Arch Madness surrounding Texas, question if Bama is actually back or just borrowing swagger, and wonder if Texas A&M can finally escape the purgatory of being just good enough to disappoint you. Also: Vandy is kinda turnt, and we’re not kidding.

From Georgia’s offensive growing pains to LSU’s line issues, Oklahoma’s horror-movie schedule, and Heisman flyers you’ve never heard of (but will pretend you did)—this one’s loaded like a Lane Kiffin postgame.

Oh, and Southern Miss might beat Mississippi State. Yeah, we said it.

📍Next stop: Big Ten breakdowns, Sun Belt sickos, and betting picks galore.

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In this episode of The Crazy Sheet Podcast, the crew tackles the biggest questions looming over the 2025 college football season. From the heartland to the coasts, no program is safe from scrutiny.

The show kicks off with a deep dive into Wisconsin’s rocky outlook—Built for the Big 10? Wisconsin’s Tough Road Ahead—and why the Badgers may not be built to survive the conference’s new era. Shifting to a more hopeful storyline, the hosts explore Is Year Three the Breakthrough for Nebraska?, analyzing whether Matt Rhule’s track record and a favorable schedule could finally get the Huskers over the hump.

Down in the South, it’s a mixed bag. Florida’s Brutal Schedule: Sink or Swim? Raises alarms about the Gators’ season ahead and what it will take to keep the coaching seat from getting too hot. Meanwhile, Oklahoma in the SEC: Ready or Not? Examines how the Sooners might fare in their first full tour through college football’s toughest league—and what happens if they fall short.

The conversation heats up with Can Auburn Break Through with Better QB Play?, where the Tigers’ chances of becoming a surprise SEC contender are broken down. Then it’s westward to USC in the Big 10: Real Threat or Mirage?, debating whether the Trojans are ready to compete in their new conference or still too reliant on past prestige.

The hosts also look across the national coaching landscape in Which Coaches Are Already on the Hot Seat?, weighing which programs may be closer to making a change than fans realize. Speculation ramps up with Lane Kiffin Watch: The Coaching Carousel Begins?, exploring where the sport’s most polarizing coach might land next.

Finally, the episode wraps with two big-picture questions: Big 10 Shake-Up: Who Can Survive the New Landscape? and Preseason Panic Meter: Who’s Rising, Who’s Falling?—a rapid-fire rundown of teams set to rise, fall, or simply implode in 2025.

Whether you're betting futures, setting expectations, or just soaking in the chaos, this episode is your preseason pulse check.

The boys are back at it, and as college football changes, so do our strategies for finding edges in building a portfolio for the season.  This week, the guys take a way too early stab at building a 12-team portfolio for the CFB Playoff.  The goal here isn't just to predict the winner but the 12 teams we think can make the playoffs to allow you to start building a portfolio to hedge from in December.  

We pulled all of these odds from the Circa Board on May 14th.   Good Luck to All.

Bama 15-1
Ohio State 5 1/2-1
UGA 5 1/2 -1 
Boise State 500-1
Texas Tech 120-1
Louisville 100-1
Oregon 7-1
LSU 23-1
Clemson 12-1
Texas 5 1/2 -1
Penn State 8-1
Illinois 150-1

You can follow Scott on X (Twitter) @scottdenson1 and Marc @atnippmarc.  

With the Natty two weeks in the rearview, the boys sit down and try to asses where college football is headed with the transfer portal and the new role of General Manager that we see pop up on more and more teams. 

How are rosters going to be shipped in the future?
Who is going to influence recruiting the GM, the position coach?
Is recruiting going to exist like we've known it for years?
Are we still going to celebrate national signing day?

Let's Go!

The boys finished the season up between 10 -15 units.  Now that the dust has settled on the season, the transfer portal coaching carousel ( for now) takes a quick look back and talks about the direction of college football and how that could affect bettors in 2025.  

Enjoy the quick listen.  

You can always hit the boys up on X

Marc Atnipp - @AtnippMarc
Scott Denson - @ScottDenson1

With one game left, the boys spend a few minutes looking at angles, prop bets, and anything else on the board that might have some value to get you ready for the game.

Good Luck to all, and we hope you enjoyed the season.  

With only 4 teams left and 3 games to go, it's hard to believe we have finally reached the penultimate step to crowning a natty champ in our new tournament format.  With games over the next 5 days, plenty of betting opportunities are ahead.    

Game 1. Penn State vs Notre Dame. 
Both of the Boys agree on the under 46
Marc will also take the 1H under, and Scott has a lean-to Notre Dame.  

Game 2 Ohio State vs Texas +5.5

Ohio State looks to have finally found its stride, but I also think it may have overhauled its offense to create more explosive plays.  Tennessee and Oregon had no answers defensively.  Conversely, the OSU D has really stepped up their game.  The back 7 has played well in every game except the Oregon game.  Now it looks like the front 4 are buckled up.

Texas has the talent to win this game, but we have not really seen this team rise to the occasion all season.  In their 3 toughest matchups, they went 1-2 ATS and SU.  

Ewers has looked serviceable after being banged up in the last game of the season, but we have not seen him be able to take over a game.  For Texas to win this one, Ewers is going to have to take a huge step forward.  Sark has done a great job scripting the opening drives all season.  We should know early if Texas can stay within the number of 5.5.  
We are Betting NO.

OSU -5.5