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: TalkLeftSaturday College Football Open Thread
By Big Tent Democrat
I like a lot of games today. One game I really like, Auburn (-7) over Georgia, is now off the board because Cam Newton may not play due to potential NCAA violations. It's going to cost him the Heisman and maybe Auburn's chance to play for the national championship. FTR, I think college players should be paid. A lot of people are making a lot of money on college football and most of the players are not. I also want a college football playoff and hope the season produces a mess in order to increase the pressure for a playoff.
I'm 65-69 for the season. I like a lot of games today, some more than others so I will include my units (1 unit play unless otherwise indicated) in the picks as well so you can follow along with my monetary results today.
Cincinnati (+5.5) over West Va., Ga. Tech(+3) over Miami, Northwestern (+10) over Iowa, Indiana (+22) over Wisconsin, South Florida (+3) over Louisville, Ole Miss (+3) over Tenn (2 units), Kentucky (-15) over Vandy (3 units), Iowa State(-2.5) over Colorado (3 units), Army (+1.5) over Kent, Notre Dame (+7) over Utah, Syracuse (-3) over Rutgers, Texas Tech (+15) over Oklahoma, Texas A&M (-3) over Baylor (5 units), Miss State (+14) over Alabama (2 units), Cal (+21) over Oregon, Ariz. St (+6) over Stanford, Arizona (-4) over USC, and Nevada (-8) over Fresno State.
Go Gators!
Open Thread.
Full post as published by TalkLeft on November 13, 2010 (boomark / email).
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