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As is customary, the new NCAAF season begins with Week 0. It’s built into the schedule each year for a variety of reasons that go beyond the scope of this article. That said, we kick off the 2025-26 college football season on Saturday, August 23, with four games in Week 0. All 136 teams with the same hopes of making the College Football Playoffs. Starting with Week 0 all the way through the College Football Championship, ScoresandStats experts will provide weekly previews, predictions, picks, and more. We’ll highlight the best games on the schedule each and every week. Be sure to bookmark the ScoresandStats website and visit frequently during the season. Keep an eye on the latest College Football odds

More PFL champions were crowned in recent weeks and we get closer to resolving this ongoing tourney. The finale arrives this Thursday night, where we get a clutch main event between Fabian Edwards and Dalton Rosta. Our PFL and UFC picks have been largely on point for much of the year, and the goal is to close out the 2025 PFL World Tournament in style. If you need help with identifying the best PFL bets for this week’s big card, read on for a detailed guide with the latest odds and predictions. You can watch the PFL finals on ESPN and ESPN+. The last stop on the PFL World Tournament tour, PFL 10 will go live on Thursday, August 21st,

The FedEx Cup season comes down to this – the 2025 Tour Championship at East Lake Golf Club. With the top 30 players in the standings going head-to-head, bettors have a stacked board of props, matchups, and outright odds to attack. If you’re looking for edges in the betting markets, our team has broken down some of the best opportunities to get action on the year’s final PGA Tour event. If you want more PGA Golf Picks This Week, start with our Golf Picks hub and this handy betting on golf guide. We’ll keep the tone tight and the card focused, as outlined in this weekly “Golf Picks This Week” format. Let’s build a 6-7 pick card that leans into

On Saturday, August 23, the NASCAR Cup Series returns to Daytona International Speedway for the final race of the regular season – the Coke Zero Sugar 400. Not only are there two Playoff spots still up for grabs, but this superspeedway is well-known for high speeds and plenty of crashes. So, anything can happen on Saturday night under the lights. Austin Dillon upset the field last weekend in Richmond to win the Cook Out 400 and solidify himself a spot in the Playoffs. This weekend, he’s a longshot to win the race despite no clear-cut NASCAR betting favorites. Ryan Blaney and his Team Penske teammates of Joey Logano and Austin Cindric sit at the top of the betting boards. They’re