Seleccionar el fútbol universitario: predecir contra la propagación, las probabilidades, la línea de apuestas para los 25 mejores juegos en la semana 1
El primer sábado completo de la acción de fútbol de la universidad finalmente ha llegado, y trae algunos grandes juegos que darán forma a historias en la temporada 2025. Algunos equipos desean que el título nacional funcione y algunos de los mejores centrocampistas del deporte lanzarán su campaña de campaña de Trofeo Heisman en la Semana 1 de la Semana 1.
No. 3, Ohio, es el campeón nacional, pero Buckeyes no es el equipo número 1 en la encuesta de Top 25 AP. Esa diferencia pertenece a Texas, dirigiéndose a la herradura para enfrentarse a Buckeyes en un choque al mediodía. La reunión estará dirigida por la batalla del centro del campo entre Arch Manning de los Longhorns y Julian Sayin de Ohio cuando ambos de las cinco prospectos de la estrella han comenzado su tiempo como principiante.
Otra encantadora pareja de QB anclará la ventana original, como el anfitrión No. 4 Clemson y Cade Klubnik No. 9 LSU y Garrett Nussmeier. Es probable que la batalla del tigre se convierta en un puntaje alto cuando LSU buscó traer sus luchas de la primera semana bajo el entrenador de cuarto año, Brian Kelly para descansar en la atmósfera de la carretera.
Asegúrese de seguir con CBS Sports todo el día el sábado al seguro de fútbol universitario desde la apertura. Echemos un vistazo a nuestras opciones de expertos para los mejores juegos de la Semana 1.
No. 1 Texas en comparación con el No. 3 Bang Ohio
Noon | Fox, fubo (Try for free) — Neither team returns many starters from last season’s semifinal game, but both are loaded with experience and former blue-chip recruits capable of contending for a national title. How Ohio State’s revamped defense attacks Manning is crucial, particularly with five new starters in the trenches for new coordinator Matt Patricia. We all know what Ohio State receiver Jeremiah Smith can do on the field, but what about everyone else around him? It’ a hodge-podge of talented players, but not much big-game experience. The quarterback who plays the cleanest game, with the help of their offensive line, wins a potentially tight contest. — Brandon Marcello
Syracuse vs. No. 24 Tennessee (in Atlanta)
Noon | ABC, fubo (Try for free) — Tennessee has grown accustomed to throttling ACC opponents while breaking in new starting quarterbacks during early-season neutral-site games the past two seasons. Syracuse is set to go the way of Virginia (49-13 in 2023) and NC State (51-10 in 2024) as the Volunteers try and make an early statement. The Orange have basically an entirely new group of offensive personnel that will have its hands full with another strong Tennessee defense. Even if the Vols sputter early, they’ll neutralize the Syracuse offense and eventually find their way to a comfortable victory. — David Cobb
Nevada at No. 2 Penn State
3:30 p.m. | CBS, CBSSports.com, CBS Sports App (Free), Paramount+ with Showtime — Perhaps you’ve noticed I’ve written almost exclusively about Penn State in this preview, and it’s for good reason. They’re 44.5-point favorites over a Nevada team what went 3-10 last year, but does have a familiar name at QB in Chubba Purdy. Yes, he’s the younger brother of San Francisco 49ers QB Brock Purdy. However, Chubba does not have the 49ers around him like his brother, and I don’t expect this game to be very competitive. — Tom Fornelli
No. 8 Alabama at Florida State
3:30 p.m. | ABC, fubo (Try for free) — While Florida State may find steadier footing after its offseason changes, it enters this matchup at a disadvantage in several key areas against an Alabama team motivated by last year’s disappointments. The Crimson Tide hold the edge along both lines of scrimmage, at the offensive skill positions and in overall roster strength as the nation’s leader in the 247Sports Team Talent ratings. Ty Simpson could have some shaky moments in his first road start, but over four quarters Alabama looks equipped to cover the number. — Chip Patterson
No. 9 LSU at No. 4 Clemson
7:30 p.m. | ABC, fubo (Try for free) — Featuring two projected playoff teams, this primetime clash should come down to the wire. There’s a lot to like about both teams and LSU won the offseason, but I lean Clemson with more returning experience and the home atmosphere advantage. This is the most talented Clemson team we’ve seen since the ones that knocked off Alabama for national titles, and I’m extremely bullish on Clemson having a real chance to add a third national championship trophy to Swinney’s cabinet. Klubnik and the Clemson 1-2 punch of Woods and Parker prove to be too much for an LSU team that will need some game experience to fully mesh its new piece and hit its ceiling. — John Talty
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