On this week's Bet the Process podcast, Rufus and I are going to be talking about college football futures, where he sees some value and surprisingly some value on the favorites.

We're going to be talking about the new Fox Show, Lock It In, which Rufus hasn't watched yet, so it's a pretty unintelligent conversation, but we still managed to talk about it for a while irregardless of that. And finally, we'll be talking about the NFL giving our

picks, trying to follow up in general with our wonderful week one with some great week two picks.

As always, the Bet the Process podcast is brought to you by the sports action or the action network the action network app

the app itself which is a great app which is a wonderful app to track scores and to see odds and to

track your bets tracking your bets actually in the app is awesome because on a college football day

when you have that many bets going you need to understand and see which you can sometimes forget what you even have.

So I would download it because it's free. And with that, let's start the process. Welcome to episode two of the Bet the Process podcast starring myself, Jeffrey Maugh, and my partner and friend, Rufus Pibati, who is in Boston right now, I believe.

About to head to Montreal.

It's so sad that you're not like traveling around the world anymore. I was actually telling someone yesterday about your worldwide

travels because she had just gotten back from Peru. And she didn't, she went to Peru and didn't go

to Maca Picchuchu so I could tell you

haven't been since you said Macu Picchu Machu Picchu I always say it wrong whatever

anyways okay well let's jump into college football because you obviously don't want to

play my reindeer travel games let's let's go to a recap of last weekend's games.

What were some things that jumped out at you?

Were there any things that were surprises from a grade game standpoint,

a game grade standpoint, teams that probably look better than we thought.

Like, what about a team like Stanford? did they really have a a jump up in your in your standings or or not stanford grades

out of 25th usc is 31st so i i didn't think either those teams played that that great games

i think i've said this before but i think there's more predictive value in offense than defense

and especially early in the season when you don't have a huge sample I think having a really good offensive performance

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