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College Football: The Gambler’s Guide to Bowl Games

Chris Vernon breaks down your best bets for holiday games

By Chris Vernon
Navy v Houston Photo by Bob Levey/Getty Images

Chris Vernon is joined by gambling guru Lance Taylor of WJOX in Birmingham to discuss some of the most enticing bowl games, including South Florida against Texas Tech (01:30), the Christmas Eve matchup between Fresno State and Houston (07:30), UCLA going up against Kansas State (10:15), Southern Miss against a Jimbo Fisher–less FSU (12:15), Missouri taking on Texas (16:00), Purdue against Khalil Tate and Arizona (19:45), USC against Ohio State (27:15), and then the College Football Playoff matchups (34:45).

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