The Wiesguy is a newcomer to the handicapping scene. Hailing from Toronto, Canada he is always sweet on the underdogs and you can often find his thoughts, musings and picks at moneydogs.blogspot.com.
The Wildcats are one of two teams in the Big Ten still with a perfect record. Only one of those wins was in conference but they have an excellent chance to keep the momentum going against a Penn State team in the middle of a roller coaster of a season.
Miami is about where we expected they would be as we close out the first quarter of the season on Sunday.
After getting trounced by Miami Oakland rallied with a surprising victory against Pittsburgh last week.
Minnesota pulled off probably the biggest shocker of last week as they beat San Francisco as 7 point underdogs. Sure the game was at home but nobody really gave them a chance of beating a 49ers that was looking like the best in the league.
Texas is back? A 3-0 start is good but not much was learned from playing the likes of Wyoming, New Mexico and Ole Miss.
The Red Raiders are looking to get back into the race in the revamped Big 12 this year. It is going to be tough because even though two better programs left two new better programs took their slots.
The Horned Frogs have been stealthily sneaking up the rankings with their perfect start to the season.
This is their first year in the BIg 12 and this is their last nonconference game for the year.
The Gamecocks have been cruising since being pushed harder than expected in the opener against Vandy.
I mean no disrespect to the Towson Tigers but they lost by 20 points to Kent State so I can hardly imagine what LSU might do to them Saturday.
After getting torched by Baltimore in the opener on Monday Night the opinion of the Bengals was definitely knocked down a peg.
What a dog of a game this one is. Jacksonville could very easily be the worst team in the NFL this season and Indianapolis is the least experienced I think. Put them together and this one could get pretty ugly to watch.
Many are looking for a regression from the Lions this year. That might be the casee ventually but there is no real evidence yet.
I think by now everyone is familiar with the likelihood of an 0-2 team making the playoffs. If it is going to happen though the Chiefs are in the right division to do it.
There is no way to sugarcoat it, Akron is one of the worst programs in the nation right now – no matter how badly they beat FCS Morgan State (66-6) last week.
San Francisco is off to a terrific start and has to be at the top of most people’s current power ratings. They opened at Green Bay with a fantastic all around performance, stunning the Packers on both offense and defense, winning pulling away.
The Louisville Cardinals are certainly looking like the best team in the BIg East this year. However, they would be wise to not take the Golden Panthers too lightly, again.
