Betting
The latest Betting coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
More in Betting, page 18
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5-at-10: Vegas favorites dominate college football, Shedeur injury opportunity, UT says bye to Swoosh
Shedeur Sanders was the star of week 1 of the preseason.
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5-at-10: Boo Carter’s next drama at UT, AP poll dominated by SEC and Big Ten, NFL preseason thoughts
Boo Carter is a terrific football player who could be one of the best defensive backs and one of the most dynamic playmakers on offense.
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5-at-10: Weekend winners (MLB’s first female ump) and losers (the Yankees) and Shedeur’s monster splash
She became the first female MLB ump. Good for you, Ms. Pawol. Good for you.
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5-at-10: College football’s 16-0 prediction, Scottie vs. the field, Baylor alums’ eye-popping PGA earnings
Is it Scottie Scheffler against the field in the three-event elimination format?
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5-at-10: Which Way Wednesday with Braves Nation apathy, ESPN-NFL deal, critical SEC football players
For a lot of us, the romanticism of the stink-pants Braves of the late 1970s to the early 1990s (that 1982 playoff run aside) were part of our childhood.
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5-at-10: Coaches poll tabs Texas No. 1, NFL preseason stories to know, MLB mashers are MVP frontrunners
Texas was No. 1, followed by THE Ohio State, Penn State, Georgia and Notre Dame.
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5-at-10: Weekend winners (looking at Luka) and losers (Yankees) and college football kid gloves and gripes
Look, the Lakers pulled off a stunning deal midseason to get a top-three NBA player in his prime.
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5-at-10: NFL preseason kicks off, strange days for Braves, California bans daily fantasy sports
Wow, there's an NFL game tonight.
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5-at-10: MLB trading deadline details, Acuña next Braves star on IL, UT football meets with media
The Braves are cooked. Have been, but an extended stretch without Acuña is the icing on this crumbled cake of crud.
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5-at-10: Weekend winners (Nick Kurtz) and losers (Braves, duh) and huge sports year in the 423
Kurtz went 6-for-6 with six runs scored and eight RBIs and a MLB-record-tying 19 total bases.
