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I hope that everyone reading this tuned in last week for Northern Illinois’ win over Toledo. For me it was the most entertaining game I have seen since Baylor vs TCU in week 1. It was a big one too as UNI took control in the MAC West.
This is the battle every college football fan has been waiting for, the one that has been talked about incessantly all week.
The #1 vs. #2, LSU vs. Alabama tilt will get all the publicity this week, but this game is still another premier SEC West division match-up. It is very seldom that such a good game against two Top 10 teams will get lost in the shadows.
Wake Forest’s sophomore QB Tanner Price took his lumps last year as a first-year starter, but the trial by fire seems to be paying off in 2011.
The Bulldogs have an eye-popping vacancy on their team this week that would be crippling were they to play a conference foe or another considerable team.
Kansas State (7-1) fell from the ranks of the unbeaten with last week’s blowout loss to Oklahoma.
The big question for this game is which Texas Tech (5-3) team will show up? The one that scored 41 points to snap Oklahoma’s 39-game home winning streak a couple weeks ago or the one that totally fell flat last week in only scoring 7 points in a blowout loss at home to a .500 Iowa State team?
Oklahoma (7-1) got over their shocking home defeat to Texas Tech a couple weeks back to lay a serious beat down on an undefeated Kansas State team on the road last week.
As is so common with the football programs of the Academies, expect this game between Army and Air Force to be a ground-oriented affair. Army has the top rushing attack in the FBS, and the Falcons are right behind with the third-best run game.
The Houston Cougars are still perfect, slowly climbing that BCS ladder. They are still a long shot to make it to one of the big games but it would be interesting to see if a top defense like that played in the SEC could stop this Cougars attack.
After its first-ever conference game against Air Force, Boise State used a valuable bye last week to regather its strength before traveling to Las Vegas to play UNLV this weekend.
Last year, the Miami University RedHawks enjoyed a magic carpet ride of a season under then-coach Mike Haywood.
Top 25 Arizona State head out to Pasadena to take on UCLA as they look to keep their one game edge on both USC and UCLA in the race for the PAC 12 South.
Oregon come into this one needing a victory to keep pace with the streaking Stanford Cardinal in the Northern Division, while Washington is still just one game behind the Ducks for second.
The undefeated Stanford Cardinals look to keep up their streak alive in Corvallis as they take on the Oregon State Beavers on Saturday. Oregon State is coming off of a loss in Utah, which just continued their already dismal season.
The 6-2 USC Trojans lost in devastating fashion a week ago. They’ll look to right the ship this week in Boulder against the Colorado Buffaloes. Everyone else seems to be doing it, so why not USC?
