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- FOX Sports betting analyst Will Hill outlined a five-leg parlay that includes one Major League Baseball total, two college football selections and two National Football League bets.
- Hill’s MLB selection was based on the matchup between two starters he described as elite and rested, with both bullpens also backing them up.
- The Falcons were at home, and Hill expected Atlanta to keep the game close; the report did not establish that either NFL game had been played.
Selected from this article · 2026-10-23
Read on for the full pictureHill proposes five wagers
FOX Sports betting analyst Will Hill outlined a five-leg parlay that includes one Major League Baseball total, two college football selections and two National Football League bets. The combined wager was listed at +1527, meaning a $10 stake would return $162.70 if all five legs won.
The MLB leg was Game 1 of the Fall Classic under 6.5 runs at -138. Hill identified Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Drew Rasmussen and Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Jacob Misirowski as the expected starters for Friday night.
MLB total anchored on starting pitching
Hill’s MLB selection was based on the matchup between two starters he described as elite and rested, with both bullpens also backing them up. The bet was not a claim that the game had occurred or that the total had been reached; it remained a wager listed before the game.
The report also separately linked MLB coverage to Christian Yelich and the Brewers, but it did not provide a game result, completed statistical comparison or additional MLB announcement.
College and NFL selections
Hill chose South Carolina’s moneyline at -135 against Tennessee, citing South Carolina’s rest after a bye and an earlier road win over Florida while describing Tennessee as coming off an upset victory over Alabama.
In the NFL, he backed the Seahawks’ moneyline at -145 against the Kansas City Chiefs and the Atlanta Falcons to cover +3.5 at -147 against the San Francisco 49ers. The reported Seahawks selection followed two losses and a Thursday game before the upcoming Sunday night matchup. Hill cited Seattle’s rest and motivation, while also noting that Kansas City was undefeated.
For the Falcons-49ers selection, Hill cited San Francisco’s unbeaten season, multiple injured wide receivers—including Mike Evans—short rest after a Monday night game and an upcoming road matchup. The Falcons were at home, and Hill expected Atlanta to keep the game close; the report did not establish that either NFL game had been played.
Packers-Lions over remained the fifth leg
The fifth selection was the Packers-Lions game over 53.5 points. Hill said every Lions game that season had exceeded 53.5, with two reaching the 60s and one reaching the 70s. That historical observation supported the selection but did not establish how the game would finish.
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