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Week 5 of College Football is underway and the Hit The Books crew of Brad Powers and Joey Knish are live for their Friday show to recap what's gone down over the first few days of Week 5, look ahead to Saturday's games, and give out their best bets! more
It is time for some college football free picks for Week 3 on Never Punt, Never Parlay. Join us for game previews and best bets as we look to cash in on this week's action. Tune in to the full episode to catch every play made by Parker Fleming and Do... more
Week 4 of College Football is in the books so Joey Knish and Brad Powers are going live to react to everything that happened! The guys also preview the entire slate for Week 5 and give out their best bets! more
Looking forward to the season, go Buckeyes! Love the podcast, guys are really knowledgeable of the game.
Super helpful with betting
Always educational, definitely about the books.
Loving these conference previews! No fluff here
I’ve really enjoyed these previews of the college football conferences around the country, can’t wait for the in-season podcasts as well!!
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Hit the Books launched a year ago and published 101 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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