The Dallas Cowboys will try and bounce back from an opening day collapse against the Jets when they travel to Candlestick Park this upcoming Sunday afternoon for a matchup with the San Francisco 49ers.
The West Virginia Mountaineers take on the Maryland Terrapins this upcoming Saturday afternoon in a Big East-ACC non-conference matchup at Byrd Stadium in College Park. Game time is set for 12 p.m. and it will be broadcast on ESPNU.
The Akron Zips, out of the Mid American Conference, will try and avoid three straight losses to start the season when they travel to Nippert Stadium for a matchup with the Cincinnati Bearcats, from the Big East, this Saturday afternoon.
The Division IAA Florida A&M Rattlers step up in class this upcoming Saturday night in an in-state matchup with the No.22 South Florida Bulls. The kick-off in this one is slated for 8 p.m. (ET) and the game will be available on ESPN3.com.
The New York Giants and the Washington Redskins kick-off the 2011 NFL regular season this Sunday afternoon in a classic NFC East showdown. Game time from FedEx Field is slated for 4:15 p.m. (ET) and its will be broadcast nationally on FOX.
A Titans/Jaguar matchup hasn’t been this meaningful in years. Now that Peyton Manning is out indefinitely and the Colts are seriously weakened, the AFC South is up for grabs. The Titans and Jags have gone from also-rans to division contenders overnight.
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Even before Peyton Manning’s injury problems, many bettors and pundits billed 2011 as the year the Houston Texans finally pass the Colts and reach the playoffs. The Colts made few significant changes over the offseason and the Texans finally improved their woeful pass defense, so many of us believed that they’d gain ground.
The Dallas Cowboys will try and erase the memory of a disappointing 2010 season with an opening day victory this upcoming Sunday night against the New York Jets. Game time from the newly renamed MetLife Stadium is set for 8:20 p.m. and it will be broadcast nationally on NBC.
One can hardly think about early-season college football without this classic rivalry coming to mind. A rivalry bitter, yet as old-school and respectful as they come, the Notre Dame-Michigan game is always cherished by the fan bases and the TV networks.
Among the several exciting games coming down the pipes for Week 2, sadly this isn’t one of them. Arkansas is a strong SEC West division program with noble aspirations in 2011, while the Lobos are rather a mess.
A glut of marquee match-ups greets the college football world in the second week of the season; one of the games that stand out is Alabama vs. Penn State.
In Utah’s first Pac-12 game since joining the conference, they will face up against one of the conference’s perennial powerhouses at one of the most storied venues in football, as they prepare to take on the USC Trojans at the Coliseum in Los Angeles on Saturday.
After being demolished by the Stanford Cardinal in the first week of the season, the San Jose State Spartans will head south to face the UCLA Bruins who will be trying desperately to stop from falling to 0-2 for the second time in as many seasons.
The ACC’s Boston College Eagles will try and bounce back from a tough opening day loss when they take on the Central Florida Knights, out of Conference-USA this Saturday night. The game is slated to kick-off at 8 p.m. and it will be available on ESPN3.com.
