Week 14 Preview

* Championship Weekend starts off with the MAC Championship Game held at Ford Field in Detroit, Michigan. Miami Ohio (6-6) will play defending champion Central Michigan (7-5). Central Michigan had to replace head coach Brian Kelly, who left in the offseason to take the Cincinnati job. The Chippewas didn't lose a step, at least not in conference play. The only loss was to Eastern Michigan by three points after they had already clinched the MAC West. The Chippewa offense is a veteran high-powered passing attack led by QB Dan LeFevour (3175 yards, 22 TDs). The defense has struggled at times and often needs the offense to bail it out. Miami is coming off a rough 2-10 season and did just enough to win the MAC East. The RedHawks bowl hopes live and die with this game. If they win, they will represent the MAC in the Motor City Bowl. If they lose, they will fall to 6-7 and no longer be bowl eligible. In 12 games they have been outscored by 58 points, an unusual sign for a team without a losing record. The numbers are slightly skewed by blowout losses to Cincinnati and Colorado, but they also account for five wins by a touchdown or less. They also have the distinction of being the only team to lose to Minnesota this season. This Miami team is the exact opposite of Central Michigan. They average only 20 points per game and rely heavily on their defense, who will be led by its star LB Clayton Mullins. The RedHawks will need for the defense to step up, since they don't have the firepower to win a shootout. The Pick: Central Michigan


* This year's C-USA Championship Game is a rematch of the 2005 game, which Tulsa beat UCF 44-27. Tulsa is led by first year head coach Todd Graham, after Steve Kragthorpe left to take the Louisville job. Tulsa finished the season 9-3 and is looking for its first 10-win season since 1991. Tulsa only lost two games in conference, but one of them was to UCF 44-23. Tulsa is first in the country in total offense and ninth in scoring offense. They are led by QB Paul Smith, who has put up amazing numbers (4327 yards, 39 TDs). George O'Leary has led UCF to its second championship game in his four-year stint as head coach. UCF finished with a 9-3 record with only one conference loss (East Carolina). The Knights are led by RB Kevin Smith, who leads all rushers in the country with 2164 yards and 25 TDs. Both offenses will be on display on Saturday. UCF does have the better defense and the home field advantage. The pick: UCF


* Virginia Tech and Boston College will meet in the ACC Championship Game in Jacksonville, Florida. This will be a rematch of an earlier meeting in which Boston College won 14-10 by getting two touchdowns in the last two minutes of the game. A BCS bowl bid is on the line, as the winner will represent the ACC in the Orange Bowl. Boston College continues the trend of first year coaches taking their team to a conference championship game. Jeff Jagodzinski replaces Tom O'Brien, who left for the NC State vacancy. Boston College finished the season 10-2 with the two losses coming after the Virginia Tech game to Florida St and Maryland. The Eagles then beat Clemson to clinch the Atlantic division. The Eagles are led by senior QB Matt Ryan who has thrown for 3953 yards and 28 TDs. Virginia Tech sports an identical 10-2 record, but its only conference misstep was the game against Boston College. A game that had the defense pitching a shutout for the first 58 minutes. Virginia Tech has been improving all season long, and is playing its best ball now. The Pick: Virginia Tech


* The SEC Championship Game has LSU squaring off against Tennessee in Atlanta, Georgia. A BCS Bowl bid is on the line, as the winner will likely play in the Sugar Bowl. LSU is arguably the most talented team in the country, but has lost twice. Both losses came in triple overtime, including against Arkansas last week which killed any chance of a shot of playing in the National Championship game. On the other hand, Tennessee has won its last five games, including a four overtime thriller against Kentucky last week. The Pick: LSU


* The biggest game of the weekend is the Big 12 Championship Game in San Antonio, Texas. Missouri and Oklahoma square off for the second time this season. Oklahoma won the first meeting 41-31, but that was with the home field advantage and Missouri was without its RB Tony Temple. It will e interesting to see how those two changes will affect the outcome. If Missouri wins, they will play for a National Championship. If Oklahoma wins, they will play in the Fiesta Bowl and Missouri will probably get an at-large BCS bowl berth. Missouri is currently the top-ranked team in the country and are coming off a huge neutral-site win over previously unbeaten Kansas. The prolific offense is led by QB Chase Daniel (3951 yards, 33 TDs). His chances of winning the Heisman are largely dependent on how well he plays in this game. A big game and a win will almost guarantee him the trophy. The Tigers have scored at least 31 points in every game this season and has only had one win by a touchdown or less (Illinois 40-34). Oklahoma has one of the top teams in the country, but saw its national title hopes disappear with a loss at Texas Tech two weeks ago. This team has struggled much more on the road than at home, including the losses to Texas Tech and Colorado and the close wins against Texas and Iowa St. The offense has scored more than Missouri's, but has less yardage. The offense is led by redshirt freshman QB Sam Bradford (2670 yards, 32 TDs). Bradford had great numbers in his first year, but that was mostly due to being behind one the nation's best offensive lines. This should be a hard fought battle between two of the best teams. The Pick: Missouri


* A quick rundown of other important games this weekend. FAU travels to Troy in a Sun Belt championship game of sorts. The winner wins the conference and gets an invite to the New Orleans Bowl. Troy should win and improve to 9-3. UCLA travels to USC in a game that has Rose Bowl implications. If USC wins, they will be going to Pasadena as the Pac-10 champs. If UCLA wins, then there will be a cluster at the top of the conference standings. BYU travels to San Diego St in a makeup game to try to win its tenth game and go undefeated in conference play. West Virginia hosts Pittsburgh needing a win to go to the National Championship game. The Mountaineers have already locked up the Big East and a BCS bowl. Don't expect them to falter against a subpar Pitt team with so much on the line. Hawaii hosts Washington and will try to finish the season unbeaten, thus earning an at-large spot in the Sugar Bowl.

Week 14 Predictions

Thursday, November 29

Rutgers at Louisville


Friday, November 30

Fresno St at New Mexico St


Saturday, December 1

Navy vs. Army (Baltimore)
FAU at Troy
Louisiana Tech at Nevada
UCLA at USC
Oregon St at Oregon
BYU at San Diego St
California at Stanford
North Texas at FIU
Pittsburgh at West Virginia
Arizona at Arizona St
Washington at Hawaii


C-USA Championship Game
Tulsa at UCF

MAC Championship Game at Detroit, Michigan
Miami Ohio vs. Central Michigan

ACC Championship Game at Jacksonville, Florida
Boston College vs. Virginia Tech

SEC Championship Game at Atlanta, Georgia
LSU vs. Tennessee

Big 12 Championship Game at San Antonio, Texas
Missouri vs. Oklahoma

Week 14 Top 25

1 - Missouri (4)
2 - West Virginia (3)
3 - Ohio St (5)
4 - Hawaii (6)
5 - Oklahoma (7)
6 - LSU (1)
7 - Kansas (2)
8 - Virginia Tech (10)
9 - Georgia (11)
10 - USC (13)
11 - Boston College (14)
12 - South Florida (18)
13 - Clemson (19)
14 - Boise St (12)
15 - Oregon (8)
16 - Illinois (20)
17 - Arizona St (9)
18 - BYU (22)
19 - Florida (21)
20 - Texas (16)
21 - Tennessee (23)
22 - Cincinnati (24)
23 - Virginia (15)
24 - Connecticut (17)
25 - Wisconsin (25)

Added - none
Dropped - none

Week 13 Wrapup

My Picks:

Week 1 58-12 (82.86%)
Week 2 52-9 (85.25%)
Week 3 46-19 (70.77%)
Week 4 45-15 (75.00%)
Week 5 44-15 (74.58%)
Week 6 37-19 (66.07%)
Week 7 39-16 (70.91%)
Week 8 39-16 (70.91%)
Week 9 38-14 (73.08%)
Week 10 43-11 (79.63%)
Week 11 38-17 (69.09%)
Week 12 42-10 (80.77%)
Week 13 36-12 (75.00%)


Season 557-185 (75.07%)


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* Top-ranked LSU lost its regular season finale to Arkansas in triple overtime, the second such loss this season. While LSU is still going to play for the SEC Championship against Tennessee, a national title is all but out of the picture.

* Missouri topped Kansas is the highly anticipated Big 12 North battle. The Tigers won the North and will play Oklahoma in the Big 12 Championship game. Kansas still has a decent chance at a BCS bowl, depending on how the rest of the season shakes out.

* Hawaii beat Boise St to win the WAC conference and move one big step closer to an unbeaten season.

* BYU beat Utah to win the Mountain West conference.

Week 13 Saturday Predictions

Saturday, November 24

Miami at Boston College
Maryland at NC State
South Florida at Pittsburgh
Virginia Tech at Virginia
Tulane at East Carolina
Buffalo at Kent St
Tennessee at Kentucky
Miami Ohio at Ohio
SMU at Memphis
Wake Forest at Vanderbilt

Utah at BYU
UTEP at UCF
Temple at Western Michigan
Tulsa at Rice
Arkansas St at Southern Miss
Notre Dame at Stanford
Oregon at UCLA
Georgia at Georgia Tech
Utah St at Idaho
Duke at North Carolina

Oklahoma St at Oklahoma
Texas Southern at Houston
Connecticut at West Virginia
Kansas St at Fresno St
Nevada at San Jose St
Western Kentucky at North Texas
Ball St at Northern Illinois
UAB at Marshall
Florida St at Florida
UNLV at New Mexico

Washington St at Washington
Louisiana Monroe at Louisiana Lafayette
FAU at FIU
Clemson at South Carolina
Cincinnati at Syracuse
Alabama at Auburn
TCU at San Diego St
Missouri at Kansas

Week 13 Preview

* A huge weekend of college football kicks off on Thanksgiving night as the Arizona St Sun Devils host the USC Trojans. If Arizona St wins, they will finish at worst tied with Oregon for Pac-10 lead. USC needs to win just to stay in the hunt for the conference crown. Both teams are coming off a bye week. One problem Arizona St has is the lack of a signature win. So far the best win was against California at home. The Sun Devils are tougher at home, but struggle when away. Of the four road games, one was a loss (Oregon), and two were decided by three and four points (Washington St, UCLA). USC is no road warrior either, losing to Oregon and winning closely at Washington and California. A lot is pointing to a Arizona St victory, but I'm calling USC just because I think they are the better team.

* Eight games are being played on Friday, with the headliner being Boise St at Hawaii. Both teams are undefeated in conference and have a lot on the line in this game. The winner of the game will be the WAC Champion and could very well play for in a BCS Bowl. Hawaii is currently ranked 15th in the BCS Standings, and Boise St is 19th. No matter which team wins, they will get their most impressive win of the season in this game. Hopefully it will be enough to move the winner into the top 12 of the BCS Standings and into a guaranteed BCS Bowl.

* The biggest of several great games on Saturday is the Missouri - Kansas matchup at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City. The winner will play in the Big 12 Championship game and will have the best the shot to play in the National Championship game. Kansas is the lone undefeated BCS team, but haven't been tested as much as they will be against Missouri. In the Jayhawks four road games, three were decided by eight points or less (Kansas St, Colorado, Texas A&M). The Jayhawks also have only beat three teams with winning records, and those teams are all only 6-5 (Central Michigan, Texas A&M, Oklahoma St). While Kansas is no doubt a great team, it is still an unknown how they will play against another great team like Missouri. On the other hand, Missouri has played a tougher schedule, but has also lost once. Missouri beat 9-3 Illinois on a neutral field, and 8-4 Texas Tech and 6-5 Texas A&M at home. Their loss was at 9-2 Oklahoma. On a neutral field, I give the edge to Missouri. The next question is whether an 11-1 Kansas team without a signature will go to a BCS Bowl. I doubt they will, although there aren't going to be many other teams with only one loss out there.

* The ACC Coastal Division will be decided on Saturday in the Virginia Tech at Virginia game. Both teams have identical records, 6-1 in conference and 9-2 overall. Virginia has won six close games this year, five of them by one or two points. They also have losses to mediocre Wyoming and NC State teams. The Cavaliers did just put out a very impressive showing at Miami two weeks ago, winning 48-0. They are also coming off a bye week and will have home-field advantage. Virginia Tech has only had one win within a touchdown, 17-10 over North Carolina. Their two losses were against better teams too. They were blown away at LSU and lost on a last second touchdown against Boston College. Virginia just seems to be a good team that has been lucky for most of the season, while Virginia Tech looks like they are a really good team. I'm calling the Hokies in a close one.

* The Big East will be decided when Connecticut travels to West Virginia on Saturday. Connecticut has been one of the most surprising teams in the country, posting a 9-2 record thus far. The Huskies have won all of their home games, although two of them were decided by controversial calls. They won road games at Duke and Pittsburgh, but lost at Virginia and Cincinnati. The Cincinnati game was such a lopsided loss (27-3) that it raises a red flag. Connecticut has been able to beat strong teams such as South Florida and Rutgers at home, but have not proven that they can do it on the road. Let's not forget that Morgantown, West Virginia is one of the toughest places in college football to play. The best thing Connecticut has going for them is a strong rush defense. It is currently ranked 34th in the country, although it will be tested heavily on Saturday. West Virginia has only lost one game thus far, and have only had two wins decided by a touchdown or less. The Mountaineers are also playing for more than just a Big East title. If the Big 12 teams pick each other off or if LSU loses, West Virginia will be in prime position to play for a National Championship. They currently are third in the BCS Standings, but Missouri will probably jump to #2 if they win out. West Virginia will find a way to win this game.


Other games with conference title implications:

* Tennessee at Kentucky - Tennessee represents the SEC East in the title game with a win or Georgia, whose conference slate is complete, goes with a Kentucky win.

* Oklahoma St at Oklahoma - Oklahoma clinches the Big 12 South with a win. An Oklahoma St win and a Texas win means Texas wins the South.

* Utah at BYU - BYU clinches the Mountain West with a win, or Utah still has a chance with a win.

* UTEP at UCF - UCF clinches C-USA East with a win. East Carolina wins the East with a win and a UCF loss.

* Tulsa at Rice - Tulsa clinches C-USA West with a win. Houston wins the West with a Tulsa loss.

Week 13 Top 25

1 - LSU (2)
2 - Kansas (3)
3 - West Virginia (5)
4 - Missouri (6)
5 - Ohio St (7)
6 - Hawaii (8)
7 - Oklahoma (4)
8 - Oregon (1)
9 - Arizona St (9)
10 - Virginia Tech (10)
11 - Georgia (12)
12 - Boise St (13)
13 - USC (11)
14 - Boston College (19)
15 - Virginia (14)
16 - Texas (15)
17 - Connecticut (16)
18 - South Florida (20)
19 - Clemson (17)
20 - Illinois (21)
21 - Florida (22)
22 - BYU (23)
23 - Tennessee (24)
24 - Cincinnati (18)
25 - Wisconsin (25)


Added - none
Dropped - none


Five matchups between ranked teams occur this weekend:

4 Missouri at 2 Kansas (Kansas City)
12 Boise St at 6 Hawaii
17 Connecticut at 3 West Virginia
13 USC at 9 Arizona St
10 Virginia Tech at 15 Virginia

Week 12 Wrapup

My Picks:

Week 1 58-12 (82.86%)
Week 2 52-9 (85.25%)
Week 3 46-19 (70.77%)
Week 4 45-15 (75.00%)
Week 5 44-15 (74.58%)
Week 6 37-19 (66.07%)
Week 7 39-16 (70.91%)
Week 8 39-16 (70.91%)
Week 9 38-14 (73.08%)
Week 10 43-11 (79.63%)
Week 11 38-17 (69.09%)
Week 12 42-10 (80.77%)


Season 521-173 (75.07%)


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* The first big story is Oregon losing to Arizona and falling out of the National Championship picture. Arizona St moves into first place in the Pac-10 standings, although they host USC this upcoming weekend. If USC wins, Oregon will move back into first place, with tiebreaking wins over Arizona St and USC.

* The second big story is Oklahoma losing to Texas Tech. The Sooners had a chance to play for it all, but now find themselves tied with Texas for first place in the Big 12 South and needing a win over Oklahoma St in the finale just to make it to the Big 12 Championship game.

* Ohio St beat Michigan to win the Big Ten title. The Buckeyes are still holding out hope of making to the National Championship with a couple of upsets in the next two weeks.

* Boston College punched their ticket to the ACC Championship game with a win over Clemson. Even if the Eagles lose to Miami next week, they still have wins over Clemson and Wake Forest to guarantee them a spot in the conference title game. They'll play the winner of the upcoming Virginia - Virginia Tech game.

* Miami Ohio's shutout victory over Akron put them in the MAC Championship game against Central Michigan. The only points scored in that contest were by a fourth-quarter fumble recovery returned for a touchdown.

* Utah St beat New Mexico St for their first win of the season. FIU is the lone remaining winless team.

* Minnesota finished the year at 1-11, with the lone win in double-overtime over Miami Ohio in the second week of the season.

Week 13 Tuesday - Friday Predictions

Tuesday, November 20

MTSU at Troy


Thursday, November 22

USC at Arizona St


Friday, November 23

Central Michigan at Akron
Nebraska at Colorado
Mississippi at Mississippi St
Wyoming at Colorado St
Arkansas at LSU
Toledo at Bowling Green
Texas at Texas A&M
Boise St at Hawaii

Week 12 Saturday Predictions

Saturday, November 17

Syracuse at Connecticut
Maryland at Florida St
FAU at Florida
North Carolina at Georgia Tech
Ohio St at Michigan
Pittsburgh at Rutgers
Kent St at Temple
Tulsa at Army
Northwestern at Illinois
Kentucky at Georgia

Missouri at Kansas St
North Texas at Arkansas St
Bowling Green at Buffalo
Mississippi St at Arkansas
Georgia Southern at Colorado St
Idaho at Boise St
Utah St at New Mexico St
San Diego St at Air Force
Vanderbilt at Tennessee
BYU at Wyoming

Duke at Notre Dame
Louisiana Monroe at Alabama
Tulane at Rice
UCF at SMU
Purdue at Indiana
Penn St at Michigan St
Wisconsin at Minnesota
LSU at Mississippi
UAB at Memphis
Marshall at Houston

Miami at Virginia Tech
California at Washington
Western Michigan at Iowa
Iowa St at Kansas
Northern Illinois at Navy
NC State at Wake Forest
New Mexico at Utah
Oregon St at Washington St
Oklahoma St at Baylor
Louisiana Lafayette at FIU

San Jose St at Louisiana Tech
UNLV at TCU
Southern Miss at UTEP
Boston College at Clemson
West Virginia at Cincinnati
Louisville at South Florida
Oklahoma at Texas Tech

Week 12 Tuesday - Friday Predictions

Tuesday, November 13

Toledo at Ball St


Wednesday, November 14

Akron at Miami Ohio


Thursday, November 15

North Texas at Arkansas St
Oregon at Arizona


Friday, November 16

Eastern Michigan at Central Michigan
Hawaii at Nevada

Week 11 Wrapup

My Picks:

Week 1 58-12 (82.86%)
Week 2 52-9 (85.25%)
Week 3 46-19 (70.77%)
Week 4 45-15 (75.00%)
Week 5 44-15 (74.58%)
Week 6 37-19 (66.07%)
Week 7 39-16 (70.91%)
Week 8 39-16 (70.91%)
Week 9 38-14 (73.08%)
Week 10 43-11 (79.63%)
Week 11 38-17 (69.09%)


Season 479-163 (74.61%)


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* Ohio St lost leading to a cluster at the top. Kansas and Hawaii are still unbeaten, but aren't at the top. Kansas will need to win out to make it to the National Champioship game, and Hawaii will need to win out just to make it to a BCS Bowl game. Oregon and LSU look like the favorites to make it now.

* The only teams that are still undefeated in conference play are Kansas, Central Michigan, BYU, Hawaii, Boise St, and Troy.

* FIU and Utah St are the only winless teams left, but FIU has its best chance this season to get a win on Saturday when they host 2-8 Louisiana Lafayette.

* So far this season I have picked 13 teams correctly every week. They are
- Arizona St
- Arkansas St
- Baylor
- FIU
- Fresno St
- Hawaii
- Idaho
- Mississippi
- Missouri
- Nevada
- UAB
- Virginia Tech
- Wake Forest


* There have been 11 teams that I have struggled with picking all year long and have missed 5-6 time each: They are:
- Arkansas
- Colorado
- Iowa St
- Kent St
- Louisville
- Maryland
- Miami
- Ohio
- UCLA
- Utah
- Virginia

Week 12 Top 25

1 - Oregon (2)
2 - LSU (3)
3 - Kansas (4)
4 - Oklahoma (5)
5 - West Virginia (6)
6 - Missouri (7)
7 - Ohio St (1)
8 - Hawaii (9)
9 - Arizona St (8)
10 - Virginia Tech (12)
11 - USC (13)
12 - Georgia (16)
13 - Boise St (14)
14 - Virginia (15)
15 - Texas (18)
16 - Connecticut (11)
17 - Clemson (22)
18 - Cincinnati (20)
19 - Boston College (10)
20 - South Florida (24)
21 - Illinois (25)
22 - Florida (19)
23 - BYU (UR)
24 - Tennessee (UR)
25 - Wisconsin (UR)


Added - BYU, Tennessee, Wisconsin
Dropped - Michigan, California, Texas Tech

Week 11 Saturday Predictions

Saturday, November 10

Indiana at Northwestern
North Carolina at NC State
South Florida at Syracuse
Penn St at Temple
Wake Forest at Clemson
Michigan at Wisconsin
Minnesota at Iowa
Michigan St at Purdue
Colorado at Iowa St
Texas A&M at Missouri

Kansas St at Nebraska
Alabama at Mississippi St
Arkansas at Tennessee
Georgia Tech at Duke
Kentucky at Vanderbilt
Air Force at Notre Dame
Colorado St at New Mexico
Houston at Tulsa
Boise St at Utah St
Rice at SMU

Arizona St at UCLA
Auburn at Georgia
Illinois at Ohio St
Texas Tech at Texas
Wyoming at Utah
Florida St at Virginia Tech
Connecticut at Cincinnati
Louisiana Lafayette at MTSU
New Mexico St at San Jose St
Navy at North Texas

Arkansas St at FAU
Kent St at Northern Illinois
East Carolina at Marshall
Memphis at Southern Miss
Troy at Western Kentucky
Grambling St at Louisiana Monroe
Baylor at Oklahoma
Stanford at Washington St
UTEP at Tulane
Virginia at Miami

UCF at UAB
Florida at South Carolina
USC at California
Louisiana Tech at LSU
Boston College at Maryland
Kansas at Oklahoma St
Washington at Oregon St
Fresno St at Hawaii
San Diego St at UNLV

Week 11 Tuesday - Friday Predictions

Tuesday, November 6

Central Michigan at Western Michigan


Wednesday, November 7

Ohio at Akron


Thurday, November 8

Louisville at West Virginia
TCU at BYU


Friday, November 9

Bowling Green at Eastern Michigan
Rutgers at Army

Week 10 Wrapup

My Picks:

Week 1 58-12 (82.86%)
Week 2 52-9 (85.25%)
Week 3 46-19 (70.77%)
Week 4 45-15 (75.00%)
Week 5 44-15 (74.58%)
Week 6 37-19 (66.07%)
Week 7 39-16 (70.91%)
Week 8 39-16 (70.91%)
Week 9 38-14 (73.08%)
Week 10 43-11 (79.63%)


Season 441-146 (75.13%)


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* Both Arizona St and Boston College fell from the ranks of the unbeatens this weekend. Now only Ohio St, Kansas, and Hawaii remain undefeated.

* I'm not sure how many people have noticed this, but Connecticut is 8-1 with the lone loss coming at Virginia by a single point. The Huskies are that close to being undefeated.

* Speaking of Virginia and single point victories, the three Cavaliers wins over the past four weeks have all come by one point. They've also had two two-point wins and a five-point win. In fact, the only two teams that they have really beat are Duke (24-13) and Pittsburgh (44-14), both at home.

* Another team that is falling apart is Maryland. They've lost their last three and stand 1-4 in conference. With a home game against Boston College and road games against Florida St and an improving NC State team, the Terrapins might not win again.

Week 11 Top 25

1 - Ohio St (1)
2 - Oregon (7)
3 - LSU (5)
4 - Kansas (4)
5 - Oklahoma (6)
6 - West Virginia (8)
7 - Missouri (10)
8 - Arizona St (3)
9 - Hawaii (9)
10 - Boston College (2)
11 - Connecticut (14)
12 - Virginia Tech (15)
13 - USC (11)
14 - Boise St (13)
15 - Virginia (18)
16 - Georgia (19)
17 - Michigan (20)
18 - Texas (24)
19 - Florida (21)
20 - Cincinnati (UR)
21 - California (22)
22 - Clemson (UR)
23 - Texas Tech (UR)
24 - South Florida (12)
25 - Illinois (UR)

Added - Cincinnati, Clemson, Texas Tech, Illinois
Dropped - Purdue, Wisconsin, Alabama, South Carolina

Week 10 Saturday / Sunday Predictions

Saturday, November 3

Iowa at Northwestern
Ball St at Indiana
Clemson at Duke
Wisconsin at Ohio St
Purdue at Penn St
Syracuse at Pittsburgh
Wake Forest at Virginia
NC State at Miami
Vanderbilt at Florida
Kansas St at Iowa St

Nebraska at Kansas
Troy at Georgia
Northwestern St at Mississippi
East Carolina at Memphis
Colorado St at BYU
Tennessee Tech at Auburn
Navy at Notre Dame
San Jose St at Boise St
Buffalo at Miami Ohio
Texas Tech at Baylor

UTEP at Rice
FIU at Arkansas St
UCLA at Arizona
Cincinnati at South Florida
Michigan at Michigan St
Texas at Oklahoma St
Army at Air Force
Marshall at UCF
Maryland at North Carolina
Louisiana Lafayette at Tennessee

Louisiana Tech at Idaho
Utah St at Fresno St
LSU at Alabama
New Mexico at TCU
Washington at Stanford
Missouri at Colorado
Arizona St at Oregon
Southern Miss at UAB
MTSU at Lousiana Monroe
Eastern Michigan at Toledo

Rutgers at Connecticut
Tulsa at Tulane
South Carolina at Arkansas
Oregon St at USC
Florida St at Boston College
Illinois at Minnesota
Texas A&M at Oklahoma
Wyoming at San Diego St
Washington St at California


Sunday, November 4

SMU at Houston