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Usually means heavy money is coming in for Texas so the odds are decreasing in value so the house is less exposed or a potential leak from sources that Texas has a much better chance to get in than originally anticipated. The movement bodes well for Texas as far as the line and odds.

Odds makers are hearing things…

Vegas is giving Texas a better chance to make the CFP the higher the “+” number the lower the odds…you’d like to be in the negatives

What do those changing odds mean?

It will be impossible to get in if we’re 13. Bama and BYU losing would only open up 1 spot. 11th and 12th spots are going to autobids

I've been a Neal Brown fan for a while. He's been at the forefront of what I've called the hybrid spread culture in football, where you can run a modern, wide-open offense with heavy personnel.

STOP GIVING ME HOPE!!! lol

Can’t imagine Scott would go unless it’s encouraged by Sark or it’s an OC title

True, $300k?

Miami is +820 to make it, so maybe Texas doesn’t have a Miami problem - Vandy’s odds are worse.

same stuff happened in 2023 the year we played Washington.... vegas is no joke

Early in the season, Brown had some impactful moments with the offensive staff. As Texas looked to gain a rhythm in the red area, I was made aware that Brown put his fingerprints on a few areas of the Texas offense earlier in the season. This was a good hire from Sarkisian, a former head coach who had a clear strength in the running game. Texas benefitted this season as a result of Neal Brown.

I thought he had 3 years left?

UPDATED CFP Odds, per FanDuel: Alabama -950 Notre Dame -400 BYU +390 Texas +590 Miami +820 Vanderbilt +7000 Texas will be ahead of Miami and Vandy tonight. They may even be ahead of BYU but the hopes aren’t dead at all. We need Tech and UGA next week and obviously blowouts would be helpful.

He helped us win 3 games alone just on punt returns.

FWIW, Chad Scott has been an assistant coach on Brown's staffs at multiple stops.

Drop your YT rewind below!! 👇

From UT Athletics: AUSTIN, Texas – Following a week in which she broke the Texas career assist record and led the Longhorns to back-to-back wins over No. 3 UCLA and No. 2 South Carolina, Rori Harmon has been named the AP National Player of the Week. Harmon also earned SEC Player of the Week honors the conference announced today. Harmon broke the Texas career assist record, previously held by Kamie Ethridge for 40 years. Harmon tallied her 777th career assist late in the Longhorns game against South Carolina to break the record. Later in the game Harmon made the game-winning shot with 0.7 seconds left to lift Texas to the win over South Carolina and the Players Era Championship in Las Vegas. The night before, Harmon scored 26 points to lead Texas to a win over No. 3 UCLA in the first game of the Players Era Championship. Harmon leads the SEC and ranks third nationally in assists to turnover ratio with 50 assists and 12 turnovers through eight games this season. Harmon also moved into the top-five in Texas women’s basketball history in career steals with 301. Harmon is the only player in Texas women’s basketball history that has reached 1,300 points and 700 assists. The Longhorns are back in action on Thursday, Dec. 4, as they host North Carolina in the ACC/SEC Challenge at Moody Center. Tip time is 6:00 p.m. CT.

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As Texas odds rocket (+4000 → +590) isn’t the committee whispering sweet nothings — it’s degens, hope, and hedge money fighting in the streets. Tonight comes down to one stupid number: #12 = Chaos alive. Pulse detected. Drinks stay cold. #13 = It’s dead. Start drawing up 2026 mock drafts. No narratives. No feelings. If we’re 13, the committee already wrote the eulogy. If we’re 12… light the candle and pray for meteor strikes.

Never forget that Tim Brando once said Scott Frost would the most impactful D1 head coach since Saban was hired by Alabama.

🥱 Well you’re not vulgar at least.

Odds are BYU loses, Miami slides into the 12-seed, and Texas gets pushed out. But what people aren’t saying out loud is that TV ratings matter. The Texas brand and Arch Manning’s star power might tilt things in Texas’s favor especially if Bama gets blowout too. Right now I'm set to wait until next year