Alabama over 9.5 wins · ESPN Bet
“So with numbers that are provided to us by ESPN Bet, Paul, they've got Alabama's win total at 9.5.
You going with more or less?
I am going with more, and I know exactly what happened last year in Kalen DeBoer's first season,”
11-4 — Alabama finished the 2025 season 11-4 overall (10-3 regular season, CFP first-round win over Oklahoma, Rose Bowl loss to Indiana), clearing the 9.5-win over.
Quinn Ewers under 249.5 passing yards · ESPN Bet closed +251.5 · CLV -2
“this morning. So Paul, let me start with you. Quinn Ewers, quarterback Texas today. The number is 249
and a half passing yards against Arizona State. Are you going more or less?
Greeny, I'm going less because I think Texas to win this game needs balance. They don't need
Quinn Ewers being Superman. He's had a very unusual season where he's just been on fire,
and then other times he cools off. So I think he'll come close to that number, but give me less.”
39-31 — Quinn Ewers threw for 322 passing yards (20-30) as Texas beat Arizona State 39-31 in 2OT; well over the 249.5 line, so the under busts. (Quinn Ewers: 322 passing yards)
Over 55.5 total points · ESPN Bet closed +55.5 · CLV 0
“Paul, let's go to Ohio State and Oregon.
The total we have is 55.5 total points.
Are you going more or less in the Rose Bowl?
I'm going more because, I mean, we have two of the most explosive teams in the country,
arguably the two most talented teams in the country.
And Greeny, I think they're going to light up the scoreboard at the old Rose Bowl where”
41-21 — Ohio State beat Oregon 41-21 in the Rose Bowl; combined 62 points clears the 55.5 total.
Trevor Etienne over 79.5 rushing yards · ESPN Bet closed +88 · CLV +8.5
“And then finally, Paul, the number is 79.5 rushing yards for Trevor Etienne for Georgia against Notre Dame. Remember, they're playing with a backup quarterback. Georgia is. You go more or less? More.”
23-10 — Trevor Etienne rushed 11 times for 38 yards in Georgia's 23-10 Sugar Bowl loss to Notre Dame, well under the 79.5-yard line. (Trevor Etienne: 38 rushing yards)