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: TalkLeftSaturday College Football Open Thread
By Big Tent Democrat
7-7 last week. 49-52-1 on the season. Yanks out. Gators in tatters. But today begins a new run. Let's start with the Missouri Tigers playing at home against BCS #1 Oklahoma. I like the Tigers (+4) at home. I've now watched 3 Oklahoma games and 2 Mizzou games. Oklahoma is not that good and Mizzou is better than I thought. The emotion of playing at home can carry them through.
I've become a believer in Auburn. I think they are going to win the SEC. And it starts by giving LSU a beatdown today at home. I love Auburn (-6) in this game. A 10 unit play. More . . .
Georgia has woken up. And I think they win the rest of their games and maybe, the SEC East. The Dawgs (-4) over Kentucky. A 5 unit play.
Iowa has it going now and Kirk Ferentz never lets up the accelerator. I like Iowa (-6) over a Wisconsin team that had everything go right last week at home in the big upset over Ohio State.
In other games, I like Bama (-17) over Tennessee, Notre Dame (-7) over Navy, Minnesota (+10) over Penn State (a reflection on Penn State), Mich St. (-6) over Northwestern (I believe in the Spartans this year), Indiana (+14) over Illinois (Zook should never be a 14 point fav over anybody), Ole Miss (+10) over Arkansas, Wyoming (+11) over BYU, Okla State (+6) over Nerbaska (the wheels start to come off the Huskers now), Texas Tech (-3) over Colorado, South Carolina (-12) over Vandy, and Washington (+7) over Arizona.
Open Thread.
Full post as published by TalkLeft on October 23, 2010 (boomark / email).
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