Prediction markets open new wagering opportunities for four upcoming September college football matchups.

Clemson defeated North Carolina 28-20 after falling behind 17-3 in the first half, with fourth-quarter touchdown runs by Gideon Davidson and Tyler Brown securing the comeback.
Clemson’s victory was preserved after a 2½-hour weather delay: the defense held North Carolina to a field goal and Penn State transfer Elliot Washington II intercepted a late pass on the Tar Heels’ final possession.
The Clemson-California game is scheduled for California Memorial Stadium in Berkeley at 10:30 p.m. Eastern on Friday and will be televised on ESPN.
USA TODAY Sports projects Clemson to make the Military Bowl, a postseason game the Tigers have never previously played, with Army as the projected opponent.
The prediction-market listings say traders can receive $1 for each winning contract or close a position before resolution, with additional fees applying.
Prediction markets are betting on the combined final scores of four college football games set for September 25-26, 2026. Traders can wager whether totals will go over or under a set line in Howard-Rutgers, Army-Temple, Clemson-California, and Robert Morris-Buffalo matchups. Games that don't finish within 48 hours may settle as canceled using the volume-weighted average price from before the cancellation.
Clemson improved to 2-1 by defeating North Carolina 28-20 after trailing 17-3 at halftime. Running back Gideon Davidson and Tyler Brown each scored rushing touchdowns in the fourth quarter to seal the comeback. The Tigers' defense shut out the Tar Heels in the final period and forced an interception on North Carolina's last drive, securing the victory after a 2½-hour weather delay.
Army carries a 1-1 record into its September matchup against Temple after losing to South Florida. The Black Knights will look to bounce back and improve their record heading into the Temple game on the weekend of September 25-26.
The Clemson-California contest kicks off at 10:30 p.m. Eastern on Friday at California Memorial Stadium in Berkeley. ESPN will broadcast the game live. Clemson enters as the more experienced team at 2-1, while the Bears prepare for a high-profile West Coast matchup against the Tigers.
USA TODAY Sports projects Clemson to earn a spot in the Military Bowl, a postseason game the Tigers have never played before. Army is the projected opponent for that bowl matchup. The prediction markets suggest strong betting interest in these September games, with traders able to win $1 per contract or close positions early before settlement.
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