A promotional article published by Fox News on Oct. 17, 2026, advertises a Betr offer for new users ahead of that Saturday’s college football schedule. It says customers who enter promo code FOXNEWS can receive $200 in Betr Bucks to wager on games. The supplied material does not state other eligibility requirements, expiration terms or whether the offer is available in every jurisdiction.
The article organizes its game guide by kickoff time and identifies several matchups involving ranked teams. At noon Eastern, Ohio State was scheduled to visit Indiana in Bloomington. The source describes the teams as ranked fourth and fifth, respectively, and calls it one of the day’s leading games. Mississippi State and LSU were also set to play at noon; the article lists the Bulldogs at No. 16 and LSU at No. 22, and says the losing team could fall out of the top 25.
The 3:30 p.m. Eastern window included Alabama against Tennessee and Missouri against Ole Miss. The source presents the Alabama-Tennessee game as a notable Southeastern Conference matchup. It lists Missouri at No. 13 and Ole Miss at No. 9, and characterizes Ole Miss as a substantial favorite. These descriptions and forecasts are the article’s assessments, not independently verified results.
For the 7:30 p.m. Eastern games, the article highlights No. 2 Notre Dame against No. 8 BYU, as well as No. 18 Oklahoma State against No. 20 Houston. It says Notre Dame had won each game by at least 11 points, while BYU’s previous two victories were by 14 and seven points. The article also notes that both Oklahoma State and Houston had already lost during the season. It cites Oklahoma State’s win over Oregon and Houston’s two-point loss to Texas Tech in comparing the teams’ records.
The guide additionally names Utah versus Colorado and Wake Forest versus California among later games, scheduled for 10:15 p.m. Eastern or afterward. It does not provide rankings for every team in those matchups in the main schedule discussion.
The promotional copy encourages readers to use the code and place wagers on college football games. It also cautions that some rankings in the article could differ from the official Associated Press poll entering Saturday. The supplied source is promotional material and does not independently establish the terms of the betting offer or verify the rankings and game details.
