A Swift Read By: Weston Swift

  Game 1: Rutgers vs. Indiana Spread: Rutgers -6 Moneyline: Rutgers -110, Indiana +180 Total Points: 39.5 Breakdown: Rutgers, despite a recent loss to Michigan, has shown promise this season. Indiana, on the other hand, has struggled and lost two consecutive games. The odds may suggest a close matchup, but Rutgers' ground game and strong defense should give them the edge. Final Pick: Take Rutgers -6. The Scarlet Knights have a more balanced team, and with their strong defense, they can cover the spread and win this game. Game 2: Oklahoma State vs. West Virginia Spread: Oklahoma State +3 Moneyline: Oklahoma State +130, West Virginia -150 Total Points: 48.5 Breakdown: Oklahoma State has been on an upswing lately, with an improved offense and reduced turnovers. West Virginia, though, has a strong defense but a struggling offense. With the points in their favor, Oklahoma State seems like the better bet here. Final Pick: Go with Oklahoma State +3. The Cowboys have momentum, and thei...

In the world of the NFL, there are moments when an underdog emerges from the shadows to steal the spotlight, and this season, that spotlight is shining brightly on the LA Rams' surprise sensation, Puka Nacua. The young rookie, whose nickname "Puka" means "fat and chubby" in Samoan (an ironic moniker for an NFL player), is quickly becoming a household name for football fans and a fan favorite in Los Angeles. Nacua's journey to NFL stardom is the stuff of feel-good legends. Despite falling to the fifth round of the draft, Nacua's determination and hard work have propelled him to the forefront of the league. His incredible rise serves as a reminder that sometimes, the best stories come from unexpected places. Before we delve further into his remarkable journey, let's talk about the numbers. In his rookie season, Nacua has taken the league by storm. Through the first few weeks of the season, he was putting up numbers that even Cooper Kupp, the Rams' ...

  Rating: ★★★★☆ (3.5/5) If you ever thought investing in a video game store during a financial frenzy was pure lunacy, you clearly haven't seen "Dumb Money." This film is like that one guy who decides to run through a lightning storm with his pants down – utterly ridiculous, oddly exhilarating, and you can't help but watch in awe. "Dumb Money" is the kind of movie that reminds us why cinema exists in the first place: to tell crazy, unpredictable, and outrageously true stories. Director Craig Gillespie and the brilliant writing duo, Lauren Schuker Blum and Rebecca Angelo, take the audience on a rollercoaster ride through the wild world of Wall Street's underbelly, with their pants on their heads (figuratively speaking, of course). At its core, "Dumb Money" is a modern David vs. Goliath tale for the meme generation. It's a story that unfolds when a bunch of ordinary folks decides to flip off the Wall Street elite and their big-time hedge fund...

1. Caleb Williams (USC): Despite a close call against Arizona, Caleb Williams is still the golden boy of the USC Trojans. He's been the heart and soul of a team with a defense that's looser than a backpack on a rollercoaster. If he can avoid any more "almost lost" moments, he might just become the golden Heisman boy too. 2. Michael Penix (Washington): Michael Penix, the man with a name that sounds like it belongs on a private detective novel, has been chilling on the sidelines. But when he's on the field, he slings the pigskin like a seasoned barbecue chef flipping burgers. Watch out, Oregon; Penix is coming for you, and he's got that Heisman scent in his nostrils. 3. Jayden Daniels (LSU): Jayden Daniels is like a magician, making defenses disappear with his arm and his legs. Unfortunately, the LSU Tigers have seen their fair share of regular-season losses lately. But hey, Daniels might just pull a rabbit out of the hat and win the Heisman. 4. Drake Maye (Nort...