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College Football Week 3: How Will Clemson’s Defense Fare Against Lamar Jackson?

Plus: Chris Vernon and guest Sean Pendergast pick their favorite bets for this weekend’s games

By Chris Vernon
Louisville Cardinals quarterback Lamar Jackson Photo by Grant Halverson/Getty Images

The Ringer’s Chris Vernon brings on Sean Pendergast from Houston’s SportsRadio 610 to debate how no. 3 Clemson’s defense will fare against no. 14 Louisville’s Lamar Jackson (4:30), predict Memphis to upset no. 25 UCLA (12:20), project no. 4 USC to dominate over Texas (19:30), consider betting on Mississippi State against no. 12 LSU (25:10), anticipate the massive no. 23 Tennessee vs. no. 24 Florida matchup (28:05), and recommend taking advantage of the point spread for the Duke-Baylor game (34:50). Then they suggest their favorite games of the weekend to bet on (41:50).

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