VSiN Prime Time | October 14, 2026 | Hour 3

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Tim Murray (1:30)

Matt, the stat coming into today.

Dodgers were 2-for-26 with runners in scoring position this postseason. They are now 2-for-28, 0-for-2 tonight. 1-0 remains the score, top of the fourth inning. Brewers and Dodgers, live total is dipped to 5-and-a-half. And right now, it's essentially a pick-em, as Andrew Vaughn grounds out for the first out of the top of the fourth inning. So 1-0 is the score. Brewers and Dodgers, once again, if you missed it, your feet did come home because Jackson Shurio let off the game with a home run. Before we get to Bruce Marshall, Matt, I believe Kennesaw State just scored a touchdown as time expired in the first half. So the Owls go into the locker room with a 7-6 lead over Missouri State. They are slight favorites in that one. And my bet, yeah, I'm giving up. This thing is over. Western Kentucky, 10-0 early second quarter. It is not pretty there. The Bearcats or the K, stink. So let's head to the Progressive Guest slide.

Matt Youmans (2:29)

Are you going to give up this early? Yeah. Ten minutes ago before halftime, you're going to give up?

Tim Murray (2:33)

I learned from the best, man. I learned from the best. All right. Let's head to the Progressive Guest slide. And welcome in Bruce Marshall as we continue to preview week seven of the College Football season. Bruce, just about what? Six, seven hours of a drive north of us in Provo, Utah, arguably the biggest game on that campus is history. BYU welcomes in Notre Dame. BYU right now at 10.5 point home underdog. What do you make of this spot? Notre Dame and the Cougars on Saturday night in Provo.

Bruce Marshall (3:05)

I am living in the domers here. And I'll tell you why. There were two chances BYU really had last year to step up to the top class. I mean, possibly Utah. I don't think Utah was quite at that level last year, but both Texas Tech games were pretty similar. I mean, they were dispatched rather tenderly by the Red Raiders. And I'm a little worried right now about BYU.

So Bear Bachmeier centric now, especially since LJ Martin's been hurting the top running back. Looks like he's not going to be there this week. I mean, they really struggled against TCU a couple of weeks ago. They just barely got over 200 yards offense. That last TD driver was a little drizzly there that night, but the offense perked up more against Iowa State, but in the red zone, no. I mean, they had a lot of trouble running inside the 20, inside the 10, got stuff there.

A couple of times, had to settle for a few little late. I mean, I'm not sure this offense is diverse enough to hurt this Notre Dame defense, which ranks top nationally, forced one of the top turnover forcing teams in the country. And Notre Dame, 16 straight wins. You know that, Tim, and all those wins by double digits. And I think they're finding something now a little more poppin this running game with the freshmen who's coming up with these big gains the last couple of weeks. Walton, Jones Walton. I mean, it looks like he's a home run threat. And CJ Carr putting up some pretty good numbers. No, I think Notre Dame wins this thing maybe handily on Saturday in Provo.

Matt Youmans (4:37)

Tim nodding his head. He agrees with everything you're saying. Bruce Marshall, goal seed handicapper.

Tim Murray (4:42)

Showing no emotion over here. Mack Rill likes BYU plus the points. Bruce likes Notre Dame. I'm even keel, calm, just win the damn game.