The noon games are going well. You're a few burgers deep and a few times that deep in beers. You're feeling it.
Now it's time to attack the 3:30 p.m. ET slate with gusto.
We'll be putting out some free betting cheat sheets for the noon, 3:30 and night slates to hit key insights on these games. All the games below kick off between 3:30 p.m. ET and 6 p.m. ET.
The full articles and tools cited below are available to Action EDGE members.
Clemson vs. Texas A&M Guide
You've come to the right place if you're looking for oodles of information on Texas A&M at Clemson.
We've dissected it all, from Clemson's secondary vs. Texas A&M quarterback Kellen Mond to special teams.
But the biggest question is: IS the market inflating Clemson based on its decimation of ACC bottom dwellers (which is pretty much everyone, the whole conference belongs in the basement) over the last two seasons?
A&M looked great in its opener against Texas State, while Georgia Tech moved the ball better than expected against Clemson.
Get Stuckey and Collin Wilson's full analysis and picks for this game here.
Nebraska vs. Colorado Betting Preview
Both Nebraska and Colorado won against inferior opponents, but both were outgained — the Huskers as a 35-point favorite against lowly South Alabama, one of the worst teams in FBS.
Kyle Miller is counting on things to change this week when the two rivals meet in Boulder, and thinks we'll see a streamlined and simplified offensive attack from Nebraska.
Two Totals on the Move
There are more than two totals that have moved in this kickoff window, of course, but two caught my eye on our public betting percentages page.
The Georgia Southern-Maine total has dropped from 51 to 46.5 with 98% of the money on the under. The Bears have one of the best defenses in FBS, and Georgia Southern runs a sluggishly-paced triple option.
The opposite happened in Florida State-UL Monroe, which has risen from 61 to 65 behind 88% of the money on the over.
See where the money is going for every game here.
One Live Dog
Stuckey likes one FCS team to hang tough and maybe pull off the upset this afternoon.
Biggest Bet of the Afternoon
Darren Rovell reports that FanDuel's biggest bet of the weekend ($11,000) came on Central Michigan to cover +35 against Wisconsin.
The Badgers have been awful at covering huge spreads recently. In the past five seasons, they've been at least 30-point favorites in eight games and covered just once.
Saban's Spot
Nick Saban is 4-13 against the spread as a favorite of at least 40 points at Alabama, according to our Bet Labs data. He's 17-0 straight-up in those games, of course.
The Tide are a 55-point favorite against New Mexico State. The under is 5-10 in those games, as well.
