The PatteFacts: A College Football Show

The PatteFacts with William Patteson: A College Football Show delivers weekly in-depth analysis, coach and player interviews, follower-driven ideas, and commentary from a unique perspective. Home to one of the largest college football social media followings, "The PatteFacts," is a first-of-its-kind college football media outlet.

The PatteFacts: A College Football Show is a sports podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 160 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

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  The PatteFacts: A College Football Show

  Texas-Tennessee RIGHT SIDE + CFB Week 4 Picks, Trends & Betting Concepts - The Coverboys

  Sep 24, 20261h 1m

  College Football's fastest-rising analyst William Patteson is joined by Professional College Football Handicapper John Hodge, better known as “The Sheik” and “Haji,” as The Coverboys break down the Week 4 College Football betting slate with their favorite picks, trends, Concept plays and situational spots across the country. The guys start with some of Hodge's biggest betting concepts entering the weekend, including undefeated home underdogs, teams coming off outright wins as underdogs, Three Time Zone Travelers and a trend that has seen matchups between two 3-0 teams go 14-7 to the Under over the last four years. Hodge also introduces Yards Per Play as one of his favorite metrics for comparing teams as schedules begin to ramp up. Attention then turns toward the biggest game of the weekend, as No. 1 Texas travels to Knoxville to take on No. 14 Tennessee. Patteson and Hodge break down the matchup, Tennessee's chances as a home underdog, Faizon Brandon facing the Texas defense and whether the Vols can pull off their first win over the No. 1 team in College Football since 1985. From there, The Coverboys dive into No. 17 Iowa-No. 18 Michigan and its extremely low total before turning toward No. 4 Ole Miss traveling to No. 21 Florida. The Rebels enter Gainesville fresh off an emotional win over LSU, but find themselves as 3.5-point underdogs against a Florida team averaging 7.7 yards per play. The guys also break down Texas A&M traveling to Death Valley for a night game against No. 10 LSU, No. 20 Oregon entering the Coliseum as a road favorite against undefeated No. 12 USC and another interesting ranked matchup between Missouri and Mississippi State. The Week 4 breakdown continues with Oklahoma-Georgia, South Carolina-Alabama, Notre Dame-Purdue and several other spots across the country as The Coverboys search for the best betting opportunities on a loaded Saturday slate. Follow The PatteFacts: A College Football Show wherever you get your content! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thepattefacts X/Twitter: https://x.com/ThePatteFacts Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/19It1auDbpFA0QwcphDZfd?si=6e532676279644e1 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-pattefacts-a-college-football-show/id1630719589

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  The PatteFacts: A College Football Show

  CFB Week 3 Recap + Week 4 Lines: What Does Vegas Know About Ole Miss-Florida & Texas-Tennessee?

  Sep 22, 202637 min

  The Coverboys are back after another profitable weekend to recap Week 3 and break down the opening lines for a loaded Week 4 college football slate. William Patteson and professional college football handicapper John Hodge went 6-3 on consensus picks, while William finished 5-2-1 on his card. Hodge went 17-9 overall, including 11 live wagers, as the Coverboys War Room continues to produce opportunities throughout Saturdays. The live chat is proving profitable, too. One member of the War Room who rarely plays live bets went 3-0 on his three wagers, while some of the group also cashed a same-game parlay Thursday night. The Westgate SuperContest entries are climbing the standings after back-to-back 6-1 weeks. Entry No. 1 sits at 12-9 and jumped 299 spots from T432 to T133, while Entry No. 2 improved to 14-7 and climbed 92 spots from T118 to T26. With 778 entries in the field, the second entry is now within striking distance of the money. The guys also react to everything that happened in Week 3. Mississippi State and Kamario “Kart” Taylor continue to look like the real deal. Will Hammond and Texas Tech picked up a crucial win over Houston. NC State has to figure out how to respond after a stunning loss at Vanderbilt. Florida made a statement against Auburn. Lincoln Riley fell to 4-17 ATS in true road games at USC despite another straight-up win. And Ole Miss delivered a truckload of karma to Lane Kiffin in his return to Oxford. Then it’s time to turn the page to Week 4. After only five ranked matchups across the first three weeks of the season, Week 4 gives us SIX, including four in the SEC and two in the Big Ten. No. 1 Texas heads to Knoxville as a 5.5-point favorite against No. 14 Tennessee. No. 17 Iowa visits No. 18 Michigan with a total sitting at just 37.5. No. 4 Ole Miss has to regroup after an emotional win over LSU as the Rebels travel to No. 21 Florida, where the lower-ranked Gators opened as more than a field-goal favorite. Texas A&M travels to Death Valley for a night game against LSU with the Tigers laying more than a touchdown. Oregon is somehow a three-point road favorite at USC despite already suffering a loss this season. And undefeated Missouri heads to Starkville, where undefeated Mississippi State is laying 6.5. One trend immediately stands out: Matchups between 3-0 teams are 14-7 to the UNDER over the last four years. Five games qualify this week: Texas at Tennessee — 55.5 Iowa at Michigan — 37.5 Ole Miss at Florida — 60.5 Kansas State at Cincinnati — 53.5 Missouri at Mississippi State — 58.5 Plus, the guys take an early look at Oklahoma traveling to Georgia with the Bulldogs laying 13.5 and a low total of 43.5, South Alabama at Kentucky, and the rest of the Week 4 board. Week 3 is in the books. The preseason mismatches are mostly behind us. A quarter of the regular season is already gone. Now the board gets serious. Follow The PatteFacts: A College Football Show wherever you get your content! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thepattefacts X/Twitter: https://x.com/ThePatteFacts Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/19It1auDbpFA0QwcphDZfd?si=6e532676279644e1 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-pattefacts-a-college-football-show/id1630719589

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  The PatteFacts: A College Football Show

  CFB Week 3 TAKEAWAYS: Ole Miss Sends Kiffin HOME, Texas A&M & Oklahoma FRAUDS, & Florida Has A Coach

  Sep 20, 20261 hour

  College Football's fastest-rising analyst William Patteson is back on The PatteFacts: A College Football Show to break down a chaotic Week 3 across College Football, featuring Lane Kiffin's return to Oxford, multiple ranked teams going down and several young quarterbacks continuing to emerge. Patteson starts in Oxford, where No. 8 Ole Miss sent Lane Kiffin home with a 32-24 loss in his first game back at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium. Trinidad Chambliss threw for 363 yards and accounted for three touchdowns as the Rebels survived LSU's second-half comeback and Pete Golding picked up another massive win for the program. From there, the attention shifts to College Station, where Kentucky stunned No. 9 Texas A&M 31-21. Will Stein picked up his first signature victory as Kentucky's head coach behind an impressive performance from Kenny Minchey, while the Aggies once again raised questions about where they actually belong in the SEC picture. Then comes Oklahoma. The No. 24 Sooners survived New Mexico 14-6 at home, but the offense continued to struggle one week after losing at Michigan. Oklahoma managed just 299 total yards, heard boos from its own crowd and now enters SEC play with major questions surrounding John Mateer and the offense. Patteson then heads to Louisville, where the Cardinals won a seven-lead-change battle against No. 16 SMU. Louisville ran for 265 yards, Keyjuan Brown went for 163 and two touchdowns and the Cardinals forced three turnovers without committing one of their own. The show continues with Florida's 44-39 win at Auburn as Jon Sumrall passed his first SEC road test. Jadan Baugh ran for 162 yards and three touchdowns, while the Gators piled up 495 yards of offense and won at Auburn for the first time since 1999. Then there was one of the craziest endings you will ever see. NC State had the lead and the football in the final seconds against Vanderbilt before an attempted intentional safety turned into a fumble in the end zone and a Commodores touchdown as time expired. Vanderbilt completed the comeback from 17 points down to win 35-31.Mississippi State is officially 3-0, and Kamario Taylor continues to look like one of the emerging young stars in the SEC. The Bulldogs erased a 16-0 deficit at South Carolina, scored on five consecutive drives during their comeback and left Columbia with a 41-34 win behind four touchdown passes from Taylor. Patteson also breaks down Alabama's wild 50-36 win over Florida State. The Seminoles jumped out to a 21-6 lead before Keelon Russell and Alabama completely took over, with the Crimson Tide eventually scoring on nine consecutive possessions. The Week 3 recap finishes with Rich Rodriguez and West Virginia moving to 3-0 after upsetting No. 25 Virginia 38-27. Michael Hawkins Jr. accounted for all five Mountaineer touchdowns and 313 total yards as West Virginia picked up its biggest win of the young season. Follow The PatteFacts: A College Football Show wherever you get your content!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thepattefacts X/Twitter: https://x.com/ThePatteFacts Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/19It1auDbpFA0QwcphDZfd?si=6e532676279644e1 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-pattefacts-a-college-football-show/id1630719589

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  The PatteFacts: A College Football Show

  LSU-Ole Miss BEST BETS + College Football Week 3 Picks, Trends & Betting Concepts

  Sep 17, 20261 hour

  College Football's fastest-rising analyst William Patteson is joined by Professional College Football Handicapper John Hodge, better known as “The Sheik” and “Haji,” as The Coverboys break down the Week 3 College Football betting slate with their favorite picks, trends, Concept plays and situational spots across the country. The guys start with some of Hodge's biggest betting concepts entering the weekend, including teams traveling across three time zones, a dozen potential look-ahead and sandwich spots, teams coming off outright wins as underdogs and another loaded group of home dogs. The Coverboys also discuss a trend involving the most heavily bet teams in the country and several Week 3 situations that could provide value. Haji then reveals his latest futures bet before the guys turn their attention toward the games, headlined by a massive SEC showdown between No. 7 LSU and No. 8 Ole Miss in Oxford. Patteson and Hodge break down the matchup, the emotions surrounding the Rebels and Tigers and why LSU-Ole Miss could provide plenty of opportunities once the game kicks off. From there, The Coverboys dive into No. 22 Houston-No. 13 Texas Tech before moving through a loaded Saturday slate. The guys break down No. 16 SMU traveling to No. 23 Louisville, Georgia's first road game at Arkansas and Oklahoma sitting in a dangerous sandwich spot against New Mexico between Michigan and Georgia. Attention then turns toward several major favorites in tricky situations. No. 1 Texas hosts UTSA one week after its emotional comeback against Ohio State and one week before traveling to Tennessee, while the Vols host Kennesaw State with Texas waiting on deck. The guys also discuss Michigan State-Notre Dame and why weather could become a factor in South Bend. The episode continues with Kentucky-Texas A&M, USC's first road trip of the season at Rutgers, Virginia Tech-Maryland and an intriguing SEC matchup between Mississippi State and South Carolina featuring Kamario Taylor and Lanoris Sellers. The Week 3 breakdown finishes with North Carolina traveling to Clemson, where the Tigers' struggling offense faces a Bill Belichick defense that has allowed just 13 points through two games. Follow The PatteFacts: A College Football Show wherever you get your content! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thepattefactsX/Twitter: https://x.com/ThePatteFacts Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/19It1auDbpFA0QwcphDZfd?si=6e532676279644e1 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-pattefacts-a-college-football-show/id1630719589

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  The PatteFacts: A College Football Show

  Week 2 BETTING RECAP + Week 3 Early Lines: LSU-Ole Miss & Home Dogs Keep CASHING

  Sep 15, 202636 min

  College Football's fastest-rising analyst William Patteson is joined by Professional College Football Handicapper John Hodge, better known as “The Sheik” and “Haji,” as The Coverboys recap a wild Week 2 before turning their attention toward the first betting angles developing for Week 3. Patteson starts by revisiting some of the predictions from The Coverboys' preseason preview. Texas delivered against Ohio State after Patteson picked the Longhorns to win the game and make the College Football Playoff, while the Buckeyes now face plenty of tests after blowing a 20-point fourth-quarter lead in Austin. The guys then discuss what went wrong for Oklahoma and Oregon in their road losses and why both teams suddenly have significantly less room for error. Patteson also explains why he still isn't buying Texas A&M despite the Aggies' 48-20 win over Arizona State. Hodge takes a look back at some of the biggest situational results from Week 2. West Coast teams playing at Noon ET went 0-3 ATS, teams in look-ahead spots finished 3-5 ATS and home underdogs delivered another strong weekend at 8-4 ATS with four outright victories. From there, The Coverboys turn the page to Week 3, where another massive group of home underdogs and 12 potential look-ahead spots give Haji plenty of situations to monitor as the lines move throughout the week. The early Week 3 breakdown is headlined by No. 7 LSU traveling to Oxford for a loaded matchup with No. 8 Ole Miss. Patteson and Hodge discuss all of the storylines surrounding the Rebels and Tigers before moving through several other games already drawing their attention. The guys take an early look at No. 22 Houston-No. 13 Texas Tech, No. 2 Georgia's first road game at Arkansas and an Oklahoma team laying more than three touchdowns against New Mexico while sitting directly between Michigan and Georgia on its schedule. The episode winds down with No. 16 SMU traveling to No. 23 Louisville, North Carolina-Clemson and Michigan State's first road test of the season under the lights at No. 3 Notre Dame. Follow The PatteFacts: A College Football Show wherever you get your content! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thepattefacts X/Twitter: https://x.com/ThePatteFacts Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/19It1auDbpFA0QwcphDZfd?si=6e532676279644e1 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-pattefacts-a-college-football-show/id1630719589

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