VSiN College Football Tailgate Show | November 14, 2026 | Hour 3

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Tim Murray (1:07)

We're an hour away from kickoffs across college football today. Week 11, travel issues.

But will we have the dogs barking like we did last night all day today? Last night, three games on the card, two outright wins for dogs, including a Colorado's first win over a top 15 team since 2007 as they ran away from Houston 42 to 32 And while UCLA did get the win, Hanson Bob no longer perfect against the spread. Still perfect in the win-loss column. And that's all he cares about. But nine and one ATS as UCLA wins 22 to 41, excuse me, 22 to 14 over Illinois. Well, I mentioned those travel issues and obviously you have all heard about the grounding, the FAA grounding that we dealt with yesterday and how did it affect games? Well, it looked like it potentially was gonna be much worse than it ended up being. But we do have a bunch of teams traveling today. We've seen corresponding line moves. I actually wanna talk to Dustin Sweetilson about this in the final segment of the show. But here's the rundown of teams traveling today. One game note here as you scroll through it, Ole Miss and Oklahoma actually moved to Sunday. I'll just say this, that's outrageous. I can't believe that game is gonna be played on Sunday. Oklahoma is getting completely screwed in that one. And I don't even have a bet on the game. If I had a bet on the game, I probably would open the show with it. But I understand why Oklahoma was as mad as they were. Why is Ole Miss, who by the way is only eight hours away, the only team that can't play today.

But regardless, they are playing on Sunday at one o'clock Eastern. Utah and Arizona, that game moved back to 1030 Eastern tonight. Utah traveling today from Salt Lake. Baylor traveling up to Provo today from Waco. That game moved back to 5 PM Mountain, 7 PM Eastern time. Florida Atlantic traveling to Tulsa today as well. Kansas State, I think this is the trickiest one as they are playing at one o'clock Central time, traveling day of Minnesota, traveling day of Penn State up to a 12 and a half point favorite at some spots. San Jose State at Air Force, San Jose State, they are traveling today as well up to Colorado Springs. That game remains a 5 PM Eastern kickoff in Arizona and Central Florida. Their game got pushed back to 530 Eastern in Orlando, Arizona State traveling day of. So those are the teams that are traveling today for games. And you've seen the market move. We talked about them earlier in the show and Todd Furman had pointed it out. Are these an overreaction, right? Washington and Michigan State, Washington traveled late last night to East Lansing. That game did get pushed back to 530 Eastern. That game went through the key of three. Michigan State under a two, under a three point favorite, or excuse me, home dog now. So something to monitor, UNLV at New Mexico. UNLV had to travel late last night to Albuquerque. That number blew through 17, now sits at 17 and a half. So gonna be something I'm curious to keep an eye on, the overreactions to the market. But maybe some of them are warranted, getting you out of your routine and how do you deal with that? Most of these teams are used to traveling the day before, getting into the hotel, doing the walkthrough, all of that. So I wanna keep tabs on all these games and all these line moves because it's not based off of injuries or anything, it's based off of travel the day of as opposed to the day prior. But there is no travel issues with Indiana and USC. USC was in the air when the grounding was called, so they were able to get to Indiana on time. But we still see market move here. USC is up to a ten point dog at circa nine and a half market wide. Man, it's no bad for me. We'll talk more about this with Matt Youmans coming up in a little bit. But I do feel like this number has gone a little bit too far with a quarterback situation that seems a bit unsettled.