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: TalkLeftSaturday College Football Open Thread
By Big Tent Democrat
For the second straight week last Saturday, like my Gators, I crashed and burned with my college picks, going 7-10-1, and falling to 42-45 for the season. Like the Gators, my season can still be a success. So here are this week's picks:
Ohio State (-4.5) over Wisconsin. No state that considers dumping Russ Feingold deserves a win in this type of game. That is also why the Packers are falling apart. Repent! Wisconsin.
Mich St. (-7) over Illinois. Usually this is a game Mich State loses, the one after a big win. Something feels different in Lansing to me. Let me put it this way - it's a shame Ohio State and Michigan State don;t play each other this year. More . . .
Missouri (-3.5) over Texas A&M in College Station. Missouri has the look of a team that will win games against teams on the same talent level. A&M and Mizzou are on the same level. The Tigers win. (Talk to me later about beating Oklahoma.)
Army (+7) over Rutgers; Cal (+3) over USC; Nebraska (-10) over Texas; Iowa (-3.5) over Michigan; Arkansas (+4) over Auburn; TCU (-29) over BYU; South Carolina (-5) over Kentucky; Miss State (+9) over Florida; Ole Miss (+21) over Alabama; Ore State (+2) over Washington; Nevada (-7) over Hawaii.
I'm riding Chelsea again today in the EPL.
Go Gators!
Open thread.
Full post as published by TalkLeft on October 16, 2010 (boomark / email).
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