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Ole Miss Rebels enter the Fiesta Bowl ranked #6, riding a 13-1 season highlighted by a comeback win over Georgia. Miami Hurricanes stand at 12-2, ranked #10, powered by a dominant defensive front that has carried them through two CFP wins. This semifinal in Glendale sets up a clash of offensive firepower and defensive disruption. Miami opened as a -3 favorite, with market support steady. Public lean favors the Hurricanes’ defensive dominance, but Ole Miss’ offensive explosiveness has drawn sharp interest. For broader market context, check the latest college football odds page. QB Carson Beck leads the Hurricanes with 3,072 passing yards and 25 touchdowns, supported by RB Mark Fletcher Jr.’s 10 rushing scores. Miami ranks top-25 nationally in scoring

Columbus heads into Las Vegas on Thursday night with the kind of profile bettors hate backing on the road: a team that is chasing the game too often, leaking late, and now living out of suitcases on a western swing. The Blue Jackets dropped the opener of this trip in San Jose, and the broader issue is still the same. When they do create offense, they tend to need volume and chaos, not clean, repeatable looks. Vegas finally got a breath after snapping a five-game skid with an overtime win in Winnipeg, but the home ice has been noisy in the wrong way. The Golden Knights have been mediocre at T-Mobile Arena for months, and the market still prices them

Seattle’s offense has finally caught up to the way they’ve been playing for weeks. The Kraken just hung seven on Boston, pushed their point streak to nine games, and they did it with a style that’s been trending more aggressive. It was loose, it was fast, and it looked like a team that knows it can outscore mistakes when the game opens up. The story inside that win was Berkly Catton snapping a long goal drought with two goals, including a clean power-play finish late. Seattle is getting depth scoring at the right time, but the next test is tougher because Minnesota usually dictates terms against them. Minnesota arrives finishing a long road swing with real points in the bank.

New York hits the road feeling good about itself after a 9-0 demolition of New Jersey, and it matters that Ilya Sorokin looked fully dialed in coming off the lower-body injury. The Islanders needed that kind of goalie stability to survive a tight Eastern picture, and now they open a seven-game trip with a matchup that has not treated them kindly. Nashville finally gets back home after weeks away and they should be motivated after a rough finish in Edmonton. The Predators have controlled this head-to-head for years, they have been strong at home against New York, and they’re catching the Islanders in a classic spot where a huge win can create a little emotional drop. These are the current