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Below, we break down why we like Michigan State WR Jayden Reed and why some explosive plays against Washington should help him eclipse his receiving yards prop. We also detail two other player props we like in some of the bigger games of the day involving Penn State’s trip to Jordan-Hare Stadium and Texas Tech’s road test against N.C. State along with some other worthwhile props. MORE CFB BETTING: Top 25 ATS picks | Best non-Top 25 ATS picks...

The complaint, by the Freedom From Religion Foundation, involves a prayer Campbell led for the team before a 2012 game against Bowling Green. The prayer was captured on video and uploaded to YouTube. The Toledo Blade reports that the video prompted the organization to send a letter in May to incoming University of Toledo President Sharon Gaber claiming the prayers before the state university’s games are a violation of the Constitution’s guarantee of separation of church and state....

Additionally a few storylines to follow this weekend would be: How will Ohio State rebound from the trashing they received at Purdue? Who will survive as Alabama travels to Baton Rouge to take on LSU in a battle of top-three teams? And finally, will the Oklahoma or Texas Tech defenses even bother to show up? WEEK 9 NFL DFS: Values | Stacks | Lineup Builder If you don’t know which games have the highest Vegas over/under totals, then you’re not properly prepared for that week’s DFS contests....

Boise has seen the biggest move of the week, opening as a 17-point favorite at The Wynn on Sunday and jumping up to -22 on Thursday, where the line still resided for the Mountain West Conference Championship Game as of Friday afternoon. The Broncos play Fresno State at home in a rematch of a meeting from earlier this season they won 38-28, also at home, but failed to cover as 18-point chalk....

The lines and totals listed below are the Las Vegas consensus as of Saturday morning. You can check out updated college football point spreads and totals on our live odds page . Michigan vs. Ohio State (-20.5, 54.5), 12 p.m. ET, ABC The Buckeyes have plenty of motivation with final four hopes, but we expect Michigan to be pumped too, knowing this is probably Hoke’s last game at the school....

Here are two money-line picks for Saturday’s college football card: Florida Atlantic at Tulsa: The visiting Owls are +220 underdogs at most Las Vegas sports books, odds that imply a 31 percent chance of winning their Week 1 matchup. AccuScore, while it doesn’t pick a different winner, suggests those odds have a whole lot of value. While Florida Atlantic is a 6.5-point dog, the average score after 10,000 simulations is 27-24....

The Gators have won thee of the last four, but a 42-7 drubbing by the Bulldogs last year prompted Florida to fire coach Jim McElwain in just his third season. Now, a year later, both teams meet with just one loss and the SEC East title on the line. MORE: Watch college football live and on-demand with fuboTV (7-day free trial) In other action, you have No. 14 Washington State at No....

Bernard Schirmer, a freshman for Mount San Antonio College, punched the official as he broke up an argument between players in the game with Ventura College. As the unnamed referee walked Schirmer back to his huddle, Schirmer threw a punch, knocking the referee to the ground. MORE: Big questions for every top 10 team Trainers rushed out to tend to downed official, who he appeared “drowsy” as he left the field, according to Ventura College coach Steve Mooshagian....

We’ll take the next step on that, too. There’s a better chance to see Clemson-Alabama V than Cavs-Warriors V. There might be more sequels than the “Halloween” franchise. That’s Nick Saban’s birthday, by the way, and college football fans should be prepared to live out this nightmare at least one more time. Sporting News picked Clemson and Alabama to reach the championship game in our 2018-19 bowl projections. MORE: SN’s Preseason Top 25...

The made-for-TV top 25 release will undoubtedly create some contentious debate over the last six weeks of the regular season, which of course is by design. The only thing to do is let the season play out. The usual suspects will continue to be center to (or on the fringe) of the Playoff discussions, including Georgia, Ohio State, Clemson, Alabama and more. Some newcomers will make themselves known as well, including such teams as Tennessee, Michigan and Ole Miss....

As expected, LSU is now the No.1 ranked team in the nation, leapfrogging Ohio State at the top after beating Alabama on Saturday, while the Crimson Tide has now fallen out of the top four to No. 5. Clemson, meanwhile, has climbed up two spots and slots in at No.3. Here’s five talking points from Tuesday. LSU can afford to lose As it stands, the Tigers are the best team in the nation and the debate is not particularly close either....

LSU, Ohio State, Clemson and Georgia occupied the top four spots a week ago and should continue to do so on Tuesday night, while Alabama is expected to stay put at No.5 and Utah could overtake Pac-12 rivals Oregon in sixth place. Oklahoma retains a shot at making the playoffs as the Big 12 has been hotting up over the last two weeks, but the Sooners’ penchant for living on the edge could go against them....

Write that down now. Don’t think Ohio State gets in with a 12-1 record, three-time national championship coach Urban Meyer and Heisman Trophy candidate J.T. Barrett? We’ll believe it when we don’t see it. MORE: Two-team SEC playoff dream alive We saw it in 2014, when the Buckeyes were ranked No. 16 in the first set of rankings before a run that resulted in the national championship. We didn’t see it in 2015, when the Buckeyes finished 12-1, but they didn’t have the Big Ten championship after losing to Michigan State....

Following Saturday’s conference championship games, the top four teams consist of No. 1 Alabama, No. 2 Clemson, No. 3 Ohio State and No. 4 Notre Dame. The Crimson Tide and Fighting Irish will face off in the relocated Rose Bowl at AT&T Stadium while Clemson and Ohio State face off in the Sugar Bowl. Texas A&M, despite lobbying by coach Jimbo Fisher, is the first team out at No. 5....

The Sooners, led by quarterback Baker Mayfield and his three touchdowns, dominated then-No. 2 Ohio State and now find themselves at No. 2 in the latest AP Poll. However, the Amway Coaches Poll ranks Clemson No. 2 after the Tigers’ tough 14-6 win against then-No. 13 Auburn. MORE: Best, worst case for every preseason Top 25 team Meanwhile, Ohio State falls to No. 8 in the AP Poll and No....

No. 6 Michigan travels to No. 24 Michigan State after the Wolverines and Spartans beat Wisconsin and Penn State, respectively. in ACC action, undefeated, 16th-ranked N.C. State travels to Death Valley to take on No. 3 Clemson. No. 22 Mississippi State takes on No. 5 LSU in Tiger Stadium and No. 12 Oregon travels to Pullman to play No. 25 Washington State. MORE: Watch college football live and on-demand with fuboTV (7-day free trial)...

Four games will take place on Saturday between top-25 teams: two in the ACC, another two in the SEC. Those include No. 4 Florida at No. 21 Texas A&M, No. 19 Virginia Tech at No. 8 North Carolina, No. 14 Tennessee at No. 3 Georgia and the “College GameDay” game of the week, No. 8 Miami at No. 1 Clemson. Each of those ranked games brings something different to the table: For Florida-Texas A&M, it provides a direct comparison between the Gators and second-ranked Alabama, which beat the Aggies 52-24 a week prior; Virginia Tech-UNC will help determine whether Mack Brown’s Tar Heels are truly ACC contenders in a year they don’t face Clemson in the regular season....

On Tuesday, Ohio State reclaimed top spot in the College Football Playoff rankings, leapfrogging LSU after defeating then-No. 8 Penn State in Week 13. With the 28-17 win over the Nittany Lions—who have since slipped to No.10—Ohio State now has three wins over Top 25-ranked programs, as many as LSU. Significantly, the CFP selection committee felt the Buckeyes—who rank first in scoring offense and in total defense—deserved top spot in the rankings by virtue of being the most balanced team in the nation....