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1. #4 Ohio State at #5 Indiana Time: 12:00 PM ET Spread: Ohio State -3.5 Over/Under: 51.5 Matchup: A top-five Big Ten showdown with major College Football Playoff implications. Indiana has home-field advantage in what could be the game of the week. 2. #2 Notre Dame at #8 BYU Time: 7:30 PM ET Spread: Notre Dame -10.5 Over/Under: 46.5 Matchup: Notre Dame travels to Provo for a major ranked matchup against BYU. The lower total points toward a potentially more defensive game. 3.

Week 6 brings a loaded college football slate with five games standing above the rest. #2 Georgia at #6 Alabama — Alabama -1.5, O/U 54.5: Two undefeated SEC powers collide in the weekend’s biggest matchup. #1 Texas vs. Oklahoma — Texas -8.5, O/U 39.5: The Red River Rivalry returns with Texas favored in a game that could have major playoff implications. #21 UCLA at #13 Oregon — Oregon -11.5, O/U 59.5: Oregon looks to protect home turf against a ranked UCLA squad. #10 LSU at

Week 5 brings another loaded college football Saturday, with ranked matchups, conference battles and plenty of interesting betting lines. Here are five games worth having on the TV this weekend. 5 Ohio State at 14 Iowa — 3:30 PM Spread: Ohio State -14 | O/U: 45.5 Ohio State has the bigger ranking and roster, but Iowa gets the home-field advantage at Kinnick Stadium. The low total points toward a potentially physical matchup. 7 Alabama at 16 Mississippi State — 12:00 PM Spread

Week 4 brings ESPN College GameDay to Knoxville, TN and one of the most loaded Saturdays of the 2026 college football season, with ranked teams colliding across the SEC and Big Ten. Here are the biggest matchups and the betting numbers heading into the weekend. 1 Texas at 14 Tennessee — Texas -4.5, O/U 55.5 The No. 1 Longhorns head into Knoxville for a massive SEC showdown with No. 14 Tennessee. Texas is a 5.5-point road favorite, making this one of the weekend's most intrigu

Three weeks into the college football season, we officially have enough evidence to start separating the contenders from the pretenders. Week 3 delivered ranked matchups, major upsets, statement wins and a whole lot of movement in the AP Top 25. Here’s what we learned from the teams at the top. Texas Is Still Texas The Longhorns remain No. 1 after a 30-6 win over UTSA. It wasn't their most explosive performance, but Texas is 3-0 and continues to sit at the top of the poll wit

Week 3 College Football slate. Unintentionally SEC driven. Let the chaos begin. Here are the games we’ve got circled: GAME 1 #7 LSU @ #8 Ole Miss - 7:30pm EST LSU -3 O/U 58.5 GAME 2 #16 SMU @ #23 Louisville - 3:30 pm EST Louisville -1.5 O/U 59.5 GAME 3 Florida @ Auburn - 7:00pm EST Florida -2.5 O/U 53.5 GAME 4 Mississippi St @ South Carolina - 4:15pm EST South Carolina -4 O/U 59.5 GAME 5 Kentucky @ Texas A&M - 3:30pm EST Texas A&M -16.5 O/U 50.5 Who ya got? Betting lines subj

After 213 days of waiting, the NFL is back. And with it comes fantasy football, Sunday football parties, questionable parlays, and at least one guy yelling, “THE REFS ARE RIGGING THIS” before halftime. Everyone is 0-0. Everyone is optimistic. And everyone has already convinced themselves their team is winning the Super Bowl. But the best part of Week 1? Betting. The Top 5 Games to Bet This Weekend 1. Packers (+1.5) at Vikings Green Bay getting points? That's enough to make yo

By Ms. Behavin Beer can be intimidating for the cocktail girl. Not because beer itself is so complicated, but because people who are into beer often discuss it like they’re evaluating a mid-century chair or a very niche jazz album. Suddenly everyone has notes. Everyone has adjectives. Everyone is using the word hoppy as though that should mean something to you emotionally. Meanwhile, you’re just trying to avoid ordering something that tastes like carbonated bark. The good new

A summer concert is only as good as the pre-game that comes before it. If you're trying to maximize fun and minimize rookie mistakes, here's your starting lineup: 1. A Cooler Full of Cold Drinks Nothing kills the vibe faster than warm beverages in 90-degree weather. Everyone attending provides their own alcohol of choice, then there's the common denominator bottle of liquor for shots and losers of drinking games. A well-stocked cooler is the MVP of any concert parking lot. Ha

Every four years, millions of Americans discover two things: They are suddenly lifelong soccer fans. Their productivity is about to fall... off a cliff. The World Cup is one of the few sporting events capable of turning ordinary office workers into tactical masterminds. Not soccer tacticians—calendar tacticians. If you're staring down a month of weekday matches and wondering how you'll balance professional responsibilities with your newfound passion for international football

The World Cup is finally coming to America, which means soccer fans from around the globe will descend upon our cities to celebrate the beautiful game. It also means millions of Americans who only watch soccer once every four years will suddenly become experts on offsides while crushing $12 beers at 10 a.m. In honor of this sacred tradition, we've ranked the 11 U.S. World Cup host cities based on four very scientific categories: Beer Quality Watch-Party Chaos Day-Drinking Fri

Your drink order is rarely just a drink order. It is a cry for help, a personality trait, a soft launch, a coping mechanism, or, in some cases, a beautifully chilled lie. At Happi Hour, we do not believe in judging women. We do, however, believe in judging their drink order. Because whether you ordered a spicy margarita, a glass of Sauvignon Blanc, or something suspiciously clear in a tiny martini glass, your drink is saying things about you long before you do. It is announci

Memorial Day Weekend is the Opening Day of summer behavior. It’s three glorious days of pretending calories don’t count, SPF 4 is enough protection, and “one last drink” is a medically recognized phrase. But not all Memorial Day activities are created equal, so here’s the official ranking of the best ways to spend the long weekend. 5. The Backyard Cookout A classic. Nothing screams America louder than a dad in white New Balances holding barbecue tongs like they’re weapons. Th

Some women bring the vibe. Others become the reason the group chat needs timestamps, witness statements, and a recovery plan. This is your guide to staying on the right side of history. Every friend group has one girl who is the plot. Not the planner. Not the one with gum, Advil, and a charger in her purse like a suburban EMT. I’m talking about the fun one. The one who can turn “let’s just do one drink” into a respectable little evening. A valuable woman. A necessary woman. H

There are two types of people during The Masters Tournament: those walking the pristine fairways of Augusta National Golf Club… and the rest of us, parked on the couch in gym shorts, treating pimento cheese dip like it’s a food group. This is a blog for the second group—the real heroes of Masters weekend. Watching the Masters on TV is less of a viewing experience and more of a lifestyle. It begins with the soft piano music that feels like it was composed specifically to lower

There comes a point every week—usually around Thursday at 2:47 PM—when your brain stops working, your productivity flatlines, and you start aggressively googling “cheap flights anywhere warm.” This isn’t burnout. This is your soul politely (and repeatedly) asking for a weekend getaway. And honestly? We should be listening. Weekend getaways are the adult version of recess. Remember recess? You’d run around for 20 minutes, scream for no reason, maybe fall down, and suddenly lif

There comes a time in every adult’s life when they’re forced to choose a side: not politics, not religion—but craft beer vs. domestic beer. It usually starts innocently. You walk into a bar just looking for something cold, refreshing, and capable of making your coworkers seem slightly more interesting. Then suddenly, you’re holding a menu that reads like a fantasy novel and costs more than your first car payment. On one side, you have domestic beer. The loyal, no-questions-a

St. Patrick’s Day is a magical holiday. It’s the one day of the year where everyone suddenly becomes 6% Irish, green beer is considered a beverage group, and wearing a shirt that says “Kiss Me, I’m Irish” feels like a reasonable fashion choice. But like all great traditions that involve large quantities of day drinking, there are rules. Not official rules. More like guidelines that prevent you from waking up the next morning wondering why your phone is full of blurry selfie

Every March, the world collectively forgets how to be productive because of one beautiful, chaotic masterpiece: NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament . Offices slow to a crawl. Group chats become war rooms. That one coworker who hasn’t watched a single game all year suddenly says things like, “I just feel like the 12-seed has momentum.” It’s madness. It’s dramatic. It’s 68 teams and 47 emotional breakdowns. And ladies — this is your sign to care. First of all, let’s

There comes a moment in every grown adult’s life when you look at your calendar in March, see absolutely nothing fun scheduled, and think, “You know what? I deserve a spring break.” Not because you’re in school. Not because you just survived finals. But because you survived Q1. And frankly, that’s harder. Adult spring break is less about escaping classes and more about escaping emails. It’s the annual migration of people who now own air fryers but still believe they “could’ve