Sports Gambling Podcast | November 13, 2026 | Hour 2

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This is the Sports Gambling Podcast live on VSiN, the sports betting network. Here are your hosts, Sean Greene and Ryan Kramer.

Sean Green (1:04)

Welcome back everyone. Sports Gambling Podcast live here on VSiN. Sean stacking the money, Graham is my partner on picks Ryan, real money Kramer. What's up Kramer?

Ryan Kramer (1:11)

Just sifting through all this ground stoppage.

Sean Green (1:15)

Oh, it is a nightmare. And joining us with all the latest information that's a hundred percent accurate on the progressive guest line. Colby did from the college football experience, Colby, no mistakes because our listeners and viewers depend on you. The college football insider did nail all of this.

What do you make of the fact that a lot of these teams haven't traveled? Some have what are, and we've already gotten some game time adjusting started.

Ryan Kramer (1:46)

I also, I also have an update. Transportation security. Sean Duffy was asked about this and said that teams should call the FAA. They're essentially making special clearance for, for college football teams to take off before your average average Joe. So shout out to the government for understanding the college football is king.

Sean Green (2:08)

Yes. And we asked behind the book from Jeff Davis here at the Circa because I wanted to, I wanted to know like what, what, what is Circa doing? How are they handling this? It sounded like in places where there was a bunch of uncertainty, they just temporarily lowered the limits until they can kind of get, get more information.

Ryan Kramer (2:30)

My first thought was, cause I know books have different rules, but like time date changes can result in your original bet. Also voiding. I think most places have like a 24 hour rule.

SPEAKER_1 (2:40)

Yeah.

Sean Green (2:41)

But my guess would be none of the bets get voided because I do think they get all these games off. Colby, what's your take on the situation? Big picture.

Colby Dant (2:52)

Well, you know, we had this foolproof plan of never having to depend on this, but there used to be a bunch of these conferences that are regional walked right into it.

SPEAKER_1 (3:01)

Right next to each other.

Colby Dant (3:02)

You could just take a bus. You could just take a bus is really cool. Like the Southwest Conference, the Big East. No problem. You could just drive a few hours and get there. But hey, it's a shame that Washington missed their flight. Then they're stuck in Seattle and they have to get the East Lansing.

Sean Green (3:17)

Yeah, that one's going to be tough.

Ryan Kramer (3:21)

And it does see just sifting through a lot of these games where teams were grounded. It does seem like the consistent move is games are being pushed back two to four hours basically.

Sean Green (3:31)

Okay.

Ryan Kramer (3:33)

So yeah, I mean, it's going to be a lit late afternoon, night slate, the TV executives. This is also great for that. Sticking it to the TV executives. They've been, I mean, we were just at a 10 a.m. local time game last week.

Sean Green (3:44)

Couldn't that have been the one that got pushed?

Ryan Kramer (3:46)

I imagine that imagine we drive all the way out there and it turns out there's although that game wouldn't matter because BYU drove the bus.

Sean Green (3:53)

Yeah.

Let's, let's talk some of these actual games. We got Texas A and M Tennessee. What are you doing here, Colby?

Colby Dant (4:02)

Yeah. I, this is probably my favorite, favorite game on the whole slate. And I know we got burned by A and M plus six and a half or seven, whatever you got last week, you got burned, but they had a fourth quarter lead. Like they did the previous game at Alabama. It just didn't work out, but those were both on the road. Now they're back home. They have a $40 million roster. That's one of the most expensive. They have to get to a bowl. I think the fact that this line has moved all that it's done, and then also just the line even opening, is revealing that Mike Elko and A&M are going to drill them. Tennessee's quarterback play on the road has been spotty. The only time they looked the part to me was at Georgia Tech, who I have rated as the worst power five.