Sep 10, 2026 · 1h 17m
Cover 3 finds value in Week 2’s rivalry board
Week 2 LOCKS 🔒 Best Bets, Against The Spread Picks, Moneyline Sprinkles & More! | Cover 3
The crew’s varied Week 2 card shows how betting angles shift between spreads, totals, first-half markets, and underdogs.
- 1The hosts revisit Week 1 results before building a broad Week 2 card around matchup-specific market angles.
- 2Ohio State–Texas and Oklahoma–Michigan generate competing views on spreads, totals, quarterback uncertainty, and first-half value.
- 3The final slate adds three-star locks and moneyline sprinkles, with underdogs and home-field advantages driving several selections.
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The hosts split sharply across the Ohio State–Texas matchup, pairing Texas against the spread, an Ohio State third-quarter play, and the full-game under.
The brief
After reviewing their Week 1 records, the Cover 3 crew introduces its new lock-show format and starts assembling a Week 2 card across spreads, totals, and moneylines.
Ohio State–Texas and Oklahoma–Michigan become the episode’s central debates, with the hosts splitting on spreads, unders, home underdogs, quarterback uncertainty, and whether first-half wagers offer cleaner value.
The board expands through Iowa–Iowa State, Minnesota–Mississippi State, Arizona State–Texas A&M, and other matchups, as the group weighs rivalry dynamics, team construction, and market numbers.
The crew then names three-star selections, including Sam Houston, Auburn, Arizona, and FIU, before adding moneyline sprinkles on Purdue, Memphis, UCF, South Alabama, and others.
The standout theme is a willingness to oppose consensus: home underdogs, fading teams in must-win spots, and selective first-half plays define the final Week 2 card.