College Football Week 3 Preview

You Better You Bet

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🗓️ 9 September 2025

⏱️ 13 minutes

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Summary

Nick Kostos shares his thoughts on Oklahoma vs. Michigan from last weekend, and breaks down his early bets for South Florida vs. Miami, LSU vs. Florida, Georgia vs. Tennessee, Clemson vs. Georgia Tech.

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0:00.0	It's here running all the way.
0:06.6	Gets free, mature.
0:08.1	Touchdown, Oklahoma.
0:10.2	That drive was all on the quarterback.
0:13.0	This is You Better You Bet with Nick Costos, Femi Abeefay, and the crew on the BetMGM Network.
0:19.5	Make it legendary.
0:21.0	Chris Fowler with the call,
0:22.3	friends of the show,
0:23.6	and a Tim Scanlon client this past Saturday night on ESPN and ABC
0:27.7	as Oklahoma beat Michigan 24 to 13.
0:32.3	Obviously, following week one in the National Football League,
0:34.9	and let's be honest, right?
0:37.1	You know, you listen to the show a couple weeks ago.
0:40.1	Week one college football was one of the great week ones in the history of the sport.
0:45.2	Maybe the best, at least in terms of the actual schedule of games.
0:50.5	And then like it lived up into the billing until Monday Night Football with TCU and North Carolina.
0:56.0	And we did a ton of college football on the show last week.
0:59.7	So I think people can understand that we love college football, right?
1:02.9	That yesterday's all NFL following week one NFL Sunday.
1:06.9	And also like the games were not especially awesome, both from a quality perspective
1:12.3	and also matchups that you get excited for this past Saturday.
1:15.9	So college football right now, and we'll do a ton of it throughout the week because
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