With Week 3 of the 2022 NFL season officially in the books, fans are finally beginning to get a taste of what the season has for their franchise: for better or for worse.
As we enter Week 5, there is still a ton to figure out with this year’s draft. We know a good amount of the top players, but the back-end guys are still really unknown.
It was another crazy week in the Heisman watch, as a few more new faces join the rankings. A couple of the preseason favorites in Spencer Rattler and Sam Howell struggled and have a high hill to climb to bring home the trophy.
Welcome back to another edition of Cap’n Kielar as I am here to give you my best bets for Week 4 of the college football season. Last week, we did well, hitting on six of the eight bets. Let’s try to keep that momentum going this week as there are some intriguing matchups on this tremendous Saturday.
Week 3 gave us a lot in the NFL draft world but we are still nowhere near the time where big boards can be made and mocks can really be put out with full confidence.
Week 3 didn’t have many surprises, as many of the top teams in the country took care of business. On the Heisman front, two guys really solidified themselves as the top two candidates while others saw their stock move up or down.
It has been a while, but Cap’n Kielar is back with some bets for Week 3 of the college football season! There are some very good games all throughout the day, starting at noon all the way until 12:30 a.m. EST Sunday! While you watch over 12 hours of football, you will probably want some skin in the game. With that said, let’s try to win some money together.
Two weeks of scouting are now in the books for our college prospects and another one follows with very intriguing matchups and some players that could make some noise that isn’t too well known.
The college football world was abuzz yesterday after USC fired head coach Clay Helton. This was a move that was expected for quite some time but not exactly at this moment.
Ohio State (1-1) fell to Oregon (2-0) Saturday as the Ducks overwhelmed the Buckeyes 35-28. This marks their first loss at home since September 9, 2017.
The second week of the 2021 college football season is officially over. There were some upsets and surprises but the top Heisman candidates all performed pretty well. With that being the case, there won’t be much movement in the rankings for this week.
Week 1 of the college football season brought some real craziness and a lot of unexpected play from some of the top prospects. This week, we see a less action-packed schedule and a chance for those lesser-known guys to go and dominate the competition.
With Week 3 of the 2022 NFL season officially in the books, fans are finally beginning to get a taste of what the season has for their franchise: for better or for worse.
As we enter Week 5, there is still a ton to figure out with this year’s draft. We know a good amount of the top players, but the back-end guys are still really unknown.
It was another crazy week in the Heisman watch, as a few more new faces join the rankings. A couple of the preseason favorites in Spencer Rattler and Sam Howell struggled and have a high hill to climb to bring home the trophy.
Welcome back to another edition of Cap’n Kielar as I am here to give you my best bets for Week 4 of the college football season. Last week, we did well, hitting on six of the eight bets. Let’s try to keep that momentum going this week as there are some intriguing matchups on this tremendous Saturday.
Week 3 gave us a lot in the NFL draft world but we are still nowhere near the time where big boards can be made and mocks can really be put out with full confidence.
Week 3 didn’t have many surprises, as many of the top teams in the country took care of business. On the Heisman front, two guys really solidified themselves as the top two candidates while others saw their stock move up or down.
It has been a while, but Cap’n Kielar is back with some bets for Week 3 of the college football season! There are some very good games all throughout the day, starting at noon all the way until 12:30 a.m. EST Sunday! While you watch over 12 hours of football, you will probably want some skin in the game. With that said, let’s try to win some money together.
Two weeks of scouting are now in the books for our college prospects and another one follows with very intriguing matchups and some players that could make some noise that isn’t too well known.
The college football world was abuzz yesterday after USC fired head coach Clay Helton. This was a move that was expected for quite some time but not exactly at this moment.
Ohio State (1-1) fell to Oregon (2-0) Saturday as the Ducks overwhelmed the Buckeyes 35-28. This marks their first loss at home since September 9, 2017.
The second week of the 2021 college football season is officially over. There were some upsets and surprises but the top Heisman candidates all performed pretty well. With that being the case, there won’t be much movement in the rankings for this week.
Week 1 of the college football season brought some real craziness and a lot of unexpected play from some of the top prospects. This week, we see a less action-packed schedule and a chance for those lesser-known guys to go and dominate the competition.
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