$1,000 β $100,000.
One bet. Every single week. All in.
This is the $100K CFB Run.
Hereβs the gauntlet:
π One play. One team. One shot.
π° Only -250 to -350 favorites
π Every dollar rides every week
π― No cash-outs. No hedging. Full bankroll or nothing.
One loss = dead.
Zero margin for error.
14-19 perfect weeks required.
Starting bankroll: $1,000
Target: $100,000+
This is either the craziest run of the season or the fastest $1,000 funeral in college football history.
Welcome to the $100K CFB Run.
Week 0 coming soon.
John Bates over 13.5 receiving yards
Chig Okonkwo being ruled out creates an opening for Bates to see more involvement. Ben Sinnott shares that opportunity, but 14 yards leaves a realistic path on just a couple of catches.
Jeremiyah Love over 36.5 rushing yards
Love handled 11 carries for 41 yards in his debut, already clearing this number. A similar workload gives him a workable path, although Seattle presents a tougher test.
Trevor Lawrence over 16.5 rushing yards
The angle is Lawrence taking the available grass when his passing options are covered. Seventeen yards can come from a few scrambles without needing a run-heavy game plan.
Mike Washington Jr. over 17.5 rushing yards
Washington opened with 41 rushing yards behind a Raiders line that had a strong first week. We only need 18 here, so a modest complementary workload could be enough.
TreVeyon Henderson over 8.5 receiving yards
Henderson is expected back, and nine receiving yards leaves room to cash without a full workload. A screen or a couple of checkdowns is the path, with his ankle return the main uncertainty.
David Montgomery over 11.5 receiving yards
The angle is a couple of underneath completions when Houstonβs downfield options are covered. Twelve yards is the target, but receiving opportunities are what matter here.
Bryce Lance over 20.5 receiving yards
If Baltimore puts New Orleans in catch-up mode, the extra passing volume gives Lance a path to 21 yards. Weβre looking for a couple of meaningful targets, not a breakout game.
Kenneth Gainwell over 26.5 rushing yards
A Tampa lead would help create the rushing volume this play needs. At four yards per carry, seven attempts would get him over.
Whoever hung these Week 3 lines, please leave them up. Whoever supervises him, please take the weekend off.
7 numbers I think Vegas got wrong. Full card below.
Tell me which ones I have wrong.
RJ Harvey O18.5 Rushing Yards
Harvey does not need to own the Denver backfield for this bet to hit. If he gets even five or six carries, his explosiveness gives him a very realistic path to 19 yards.
The truth about NFL props: you don't make money betting the big names. Those lines are monitored too closely.
The edge is in the ugly props nobody wants to touch. That's where the books miss.
I've made 6 figures the last 2 years betting those dirty lines.
My week 1 card π§΅:
Makai Lemon O23.5 Receiving Yards
Lemon should see plenty of work from the slot, where Washington struggled badly last season. We are not asking for a breakout game. Three ordinary catches can clear 23.5.