Each week in Power Sweep, we cover the front page with our News and Notes Section. We recap last week’s misleading fi nal scores and provide hard to fi nd information on the previous week’s games. We are writing this issue earlier than usual so, in place of News and Notes, we will provide you with some updated information on our 2007 College Football Scorebook. The College Football Scorebook is BY FAR the most informative College Football scorebook on the market today with over 400 pages PACKED with information. It has over TWICE the amount of information of any other college football publication. The cost (through our offi ce 1-800-654-3448) is just $29.95, which includes shipping and handling. One area which separates our scorebook from the others is our projected starting lineups which give you a solid bio of every player in the two deep and sometimes three deep including not just their name but their height, weight and jersey number. It is jam packed with in-depth information on every major college team, featuring position by position write-ups. It also includes a Season Forecast as well as over 1,000 Angles & Trends for your handicapping arsenal. It contains Projected Bowl Matchups, the 2006 Top 10 Individual Units, Top Freshmen, 2006’s Final Special Teams Ratings and a Past History Section with last year’s game recaps! These are some noteworthy changes to the Projected Starting Lineups that have taken place since the scorebook went to press which was AFTER all spring practices were complete: AKRON - Letter-men lost include: WR David Harvey, WR Johnny Long, WR Jermaine Lindsay, C Jim Holley and Garrett Brewster. ALABAMA - Backup QB Jimmy Barnes - Transferred to Weber St, RB Jamar Taylor - transferred to USF, DB Andy Davis transferred to Samford. ARIZONA ST - Additions: DE Paul ‘Unga. CB Chad Green (auto accident) out ‘07. ARKANSAS - WR Andrew Norman will transfer. ARKANSAS ST - WR Patrick Higgins - Dismissed from team. AUBURN - LB Patrick Trahan - Ineli-gible. Backup DT Greg Smith - Ineligible. BOSTON COLLEGE - LB Brian Tool will RS (shoulder). BYU - QB Cade Cooper - Transfer. WR Nate Hutchinson, DL Kyle Luekenga, OL Jeff Rhea and DB Chris Warner - Out for the year. SS Dustin Gabriel - potentially career ending foot surgery. CINCIN-NATI - RB Mister Simpson - inel. WR Derrick Stewart- acad inel. DE Trevor Anderson - Transfer. CLEMSON - FS Brandon Croley - Transferred to NC A&T. CONNECTICUT - SS Dahna Deieston reinstated. WR Brandon McLean - Dismissed. LG Andrew Presnell - Quit. CB Darren McKhan - Transfer. CB James Nixon - Academics will transfer. RB Luke Cox - Transferred to Georgia Tech. EAST CAROLINA - DL Wendell Chavis - Out for season (susp). FLORIDA - OL Ronnie Wilson - Susp’d for ‘07. FLORIDA ST - LB Jamar Jackson - out for season. C John Frady - status unknown. LB Joe Thaxton and TE DJ Norris are med disqualifi ed. OG Matt Hardrick dismissed. Additions: S Kenny Ingram (PS#19 ‘04). FRESNO ST - OT James Meeks left. DE Chris Meeks susp. GEORGIA - CB Paul Oliver - Ineligible (drafted by San Diego in 4th RD of Supplemental draft). GEORGIA TECH - FB Trevor Bray - Out for the year (inj). QB Steven Threet - Has left the program. Additions: FB Luke Cox (UConn). HAWAII - KR Jason Ferguson - Retired from football (inj). HOUSTON - C Naseri Eteuini - Quit. TE Brian Boehm - Quit. OLB Stephen James - Torn ACL (out season). Additions: QB Al Pena. IDAHO - DT Alex Toailoa, CB Terrence McCoy, WR Tariq Ikharo and WR Tracey Ford have left the team. INDIANA - TE Ty Harangody - Quit playing football (inj). IOWA - RB Shonn Green and FS Marcus Wilson left team. CB Amari Spievey - dismissed. KANSAS - Additions: LB Chea Peterman, OL Jason Hind. KENT - Additions: LB Cobrani Mixon (Michigan). KENTUCKY - DL DJ Stafford - DNQ. LOUISVILLE - DE Jonathan Holston, CB Lamar Alston and LB Tyler Wimsatt - Dismissed from team. Additions: OL Abdul Kuyateh (Reedly CC), Charles Millenbah (Grossmont CC). LSU - WR DeAn-gelo Benton - Enrolled at Hargrave. RB Alley Broussard - Quit. DB Delvin Breaux - Not medically cleared to practice (neck inj). OL Steven Singleton will transfer. MARSHALL - P Marty Biagi - out until at least October (Torn ACL). DE Albert McClennan tore ACL. MARYLAND - LT Jared Gaither - Acad Inel (#5DC Supplemental draft). MEMPHIS - Billy Barefi eld - Transferring to Northwestern Oklahoma St (NAIA). CB Rod Smith (neck) likely out season. MIAMI, FL - LB Glenn Cook is ex-pected to miss 3-4 gm (foot). MIAMI, OH - None. MICHIGAN - LB Cobrani Mixon - Transferred to

Kent St. DL James McKinney - career over (medical reasons). OL Justin Schifano - left team. MICHIGAN ST - DT Bobby Jones - Transferred to Nebraska-Omaha. OL Tom Kaczmarek - Retired (knee). OL Jason Diehl - Out year (knee). OL Arthur Ray - Out year. Additions: DL Michael Jordan. MINNESOTA - DT Serge Elizee - Transferred to SMU. RB EJ Jones - Kicked off the team. DE Alex Daniels - Kicked off the team. CB Dominic Jones - Kicked off the team. RB Terrence Sherrer - transferred. CB Keith Massey - Kicked off the team. MISSISSIPPI

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- Additions: P Bryan Powers. NEBRASKA - CB Corey Young - Left the team. NT Craig Roark Released from scholarship. NEVADA - C Dominic Green will miss fi rst 2 w/broken foot. NEW MEXICO - DE Luke Higgins - Left the team. WR Mike Vandenberg - Left the team. CB Jerrell Miller - Academically Ineligible. OL Matt Stredid - Academically Ineligible. FB CJ Oakley - Transferring to NM Military In-stitute (Fall Semester). Additions: OT Ivan Hernandez. NEW MEXICO ST - WR AJ Harris susp indef. N CAROLINA - DE Nick Starcevic and S Bryon Dixon career ending inj’s. NC STATE - TE Anthony Hill - Out Year. LB Avery Vogt - Transferred. OG Gerard Miller - Transferred. N TEXAS - SS Roy Lorne no longer w/team LT Josh Alexander gave up football (inj’s). NOTRE DAME - QB Zach Frazier - Transferring to Conn. WR Darrin Bragg - left team. OHIO ST - DB Brandon Underwood - Released from scholarship. DE Walter Dublin -Transferred. DT Juan Garnier - Left team. DE Ryan Williams - Transferred. OREGON - Dexter Manley II - Transferring. OREGON ST - P Kyle Loomis - Quit the team. LB Eric Moala Liava’a - RS (due to inj). WR - Reggie Dunn - going to JC. P Jon Strowbridge - Ineligible. WLB Danzel Isaac - Ineligible. CB Coye Francies - Dismissed. PENN ST - S Spencer Ridenhour - transferred to UMass. PITTSBURGH - WR Derek Kinder - Tore ACL will miss season. OL Kevin Hughes - Left Team (Academics). DT Derrell Jones - Transferred. PURDUE - LT Jason Kacinko - Transferred to Pittsburgh. FS Brandon Blackmon - Transferred. RB Dray Mason - acad inel. LB Brian Ellis - DNQ. RICE - None. RUTGERS - OL Dave McClain trans. TE Jeff Minemyer out season (med) and DL Chris Dirksz trans. CB Anthony Miller - Left the Team. CB Dimitri Linton - Retired from football. SAN DIEGO ST - QB Kevin Craft - trans to Mt San Antonio. OG Whitley Fehoko - left team. SMU - QB Corey Slater - Left the team. MLB Reggie Carrington - Left the team. Additions: DT Serge Elizee (Minnesota), DB DeMikel Shankle. SOUTH CAROLINA - WR Michael Bowman - Not accepted, enrolled at East Carolina. DB Antonio Allen - DNQ. RB Eric Baker - DNQ. DB Arkee Smith - not accepted. S MISSISSIPPI - WR Rodney Gray - Dismissed from the team. Additions: DE Matthew Chatelain. WR Rashod Henry DNQ. WR Rodney Gray was dismissed. STANFORD - TE Matt Traverso - Not returning. SYRACUSE - RB Delone Carter (hip) out season. FB Breyone Evans - and WR Jeremy Horne both transferred to Massachusetts. TE Tom Ferron - Quit team. TCU - RB Detrick James - kicked off team. TEMPLE - LG Sean Satchell and Dave Chiavacci are lettermen lost. TEN-NESSEE - WR Slick Shelley - Transferred to Tulsa. DB DaShaun Barnes - Left team. DE Rae Sykes - expected to enroll at Coffeyville CC. DL Cory Hall - will attend Northwestern Miss JC. OL Cameron Mayo - Medical Hardship. DL Rolando Melancon - enrolled at JC. TEXAS - S Robert Joseph - Trans-ferring. TOLEDO - FS Jeff Green and Tamawi McGhee are aced inel. FS Monk Jackson and SLB David Fatula have left team. TULSA - DE Anthony Egbuniwe - Transferred to Georgia Tech. UAB - SLB Kris Guyton, SLB Jeff Williams, NT Todd Howanitz, WR Courtney Smith and DT Cortlin Johnson - No longer on team. DT Antonio Forbes - DNQ. UCF - LB Troy Kelly, DT Patrick Hanse, LB Josh Linam, DE Jason Pierre-Paul and DB Darnell Williams - Not on roster. UCLA - KR Jeremy McGee - Transferred to Ole Miss. RB Derrick Williams - quit football (health). TE Ryan Moya - Due to injury will RS. RB Raymond Carter (tore ACL) will RS. ULM - WR JJ McCoy and LT Joseph Joseph are retiring for med reasons. USC - DE Chris Barrett - Ineligible for ‘07. RB Michael Coleman - Transferred. Additions: FB Jody Adewale - decided to return for fi nal yr. USF - RB Ricky Ponton - Transfer. K Mike Benzer- No longer with team. SLB LaBrandon Glover- Transfer. FS Danny Verpaele- Academically Ineligible for ‘07. WR Amp Hill - Will Transfer. RB Josh Bellamy, DE Claude Davis, OT Lawrence McCoy, LB Calvin Sutton and TE Kevenski McGee - All academically Ineligible. Additions: RB Jamar Taylor (Alabama). UTAH - OT Jason Boone - torn ACL. UTEP - SLB Emeri Spence - Dismissed from the team. VANDERBILT - DE Quavian Lewis - Will not return. DB Marquez Hall - Will not return. WR Steven Goulet - Will not return. Additions: TE Brandon Barden (Virginia Tech). VIRGINIA - K Noah Greenbaum - Not expected to return for senior season. WR Kevin Ogletree DB Mike Brown - Will miss season. WR/DB Chase Minnifi eld will miss season. VIRGINIA TECH - True Frosh TE Brandon Barden - Transferred to Vanderbilt. RB Elan Lewis will miss season. RB George Bell - Transferred to Catawba College. LB Quillie Odom - Hargrave Military Academy. RB DJ Thomas - Will attend Hargrave Military Academy. RB Kendrick Pressley - Will attend Hargrave Military Academy. WAKE FOREST - LB Eric Berry - Academically Ineligible. WASHINGTON - DL Emeka Iweka - Acad Ineligible. WASHINGTON ST - RB Derrell Hutsona - Left (acad). SS DeWayne Patterson - Left team. OG Andy Roof - Susp’d for season. OT Derek Hunter - Transferring. DT Bryan Tarkington - Left team (acad). C Peter Hill (quit ball due to knee inj). DE Oga Faumui and MLB Wyman Alexander DNQ. W MICHIGAN - WR Chris Maragos - Left team to walk on at Wisconsin. TE Matt Stevens (ACL) out until Oct. TE Ben Hundermon - left team. WEST VIRGINIA - Additions: LG John Hafferty - Kansas St. WISCONSIN - WR Jarvis Minton - Won’t return. TB John Clay - Acad Ineligible. Additions: WR Chris Maragos (W Michigan). WYOMING - K Aric Goodman -Transferred to Colorado. Backup WR Darion Donnelly - academics.

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BIG TENMichigan 141.18Wisconsin 140.88Ohio St 140.54Penn St 139.22Iowa 135.17Purdue 130.46Illinois 129.61Minnesota 129.04Northwestern 124.83Michigan St 122.43Indiana 121.57

BIG XIIOklahoma 142.26Texas 141.01Texas A&M 139.50Nebraska 139.20Missouri 136.40Oklahoma St 133.78Texas Tech 129.78Kansas St 128.91Kansas 127.22Colorado 126.13Iowa St 115.27Baylor 113.39

ACCVirginia Tech 140.91Florida St 139.30Georgia Tech 136.59Miami, Fl 136.20Boston College 135.74Clemson 135.00Maryland 134.17Virginia 133.39Wake Forest 132.30NC State 126.09North Carolina 123.26Duke 115.43

SECLSU 145.35Florida 140.91Georgia 140.26South Carolina 140.25Alabama 138.18Auburn 137.72Tennessee 137.48Arkansas 137.43Kentucky 134.57Vanderbilt 132.30Mississippi St 126.70Mississippi 126.04

PAC-10USC 148.31UCLA 140.50California 139.87Oregon 138.86Oregon St 138.22Arizona St 137.91Arizona 132.65Washington St 130.91Washington 129.26Stanford 121.96

CONF USAS Mississippi 131.48Houston 127.65Memphis 126.04SMU 125.17East Carolina 123.35Marshall 123.00Tulsa 122.09UTEP 119.26UCF 116.70Rice 114.74Tulane 109.57UAB 104.39

BIG EASTWest Virginia 140.90Louisville 140.89Rutgers 139.05USF 138.86Pittsburgh 130.51Cincinnati 130.45Connecticut 126.87Syracuse 119.52

MT WESTTCU 139.76BYU 139.00Utah 135.70New Mexico 126.74Wyoming 124.43Colorado St 122.30Air Force 121.30UNLV 120.26San Diego St 119.78

WACHawaii 136.74Boise St 136.11Nevada 125.61San Jose St 124.52Fresno St 123.87New Mexico St 120.83Louisiana Tech 104.22Idaho 103.61Utah St 102.09

MACW Michigan 125.48C Michigan 125.31Ball St 125.26N Illinois 124.96Toledo 123.87Kent St 122.47Miami, Oh 122.09Bowling Green 117.04Ohio 116.61Akron 114.43E Michigan 111.91Temple 109.13Buffalo 106.78

INDEPENDENTNotre Dame 134.70Navy 124.00Army 106.48

SUN BELTTroy 119.57Middle Tenn 118.22Florida Atlantic 117.83ULM 117.70Arkansas St 112.83Louisiana-Lft 104.78North Texas 99.78Florida Int’l 93.00

2007 PLUS/MINUS POWER RATINGS

Sanford is 2-9-1 ATS on the road and has been upset both times in the AF role. In the Aggies’ 31-24 win at home in ‘05 UNLV had 26-17 FD and 387-283 yd edges. UNLV’s biggest edges are on offense (#61 vs #114) and ST’s (#36 vs #84). The Rebels’ Rocky Hinds should be one of the most improved QB’s in the country this year. OREGON ST 30 Utah 23 - Thursday - Oregon St fi nished last year ranked #21 in the polls and has 16 returning starters. They had one of the best home edges in the country but since they expanded Reser Stadium to 46,000 seats they have had fewer sellouts. This national TV game should be sold out though so the crowd should be at its best. Utah last visited here in 1991. Since OSU turned into a winning team (7 yrs) they have only faced two IA foes in their home opener and are 0-2 ATS. Utah is one of the few teams that have won four straight bowl games but LY opened their season at a Pac-10 foe (+3 vs UCLA) and were clobbered 31-10. The Utes have 9 starters back on offense and have the edge there (#18 vs #36) and both have excellent ST’s (#5 vs #8) edge for OSU.

Navy 35 TEMPLE 21 - Friday - Temple has an unusual home edge as their small home crowds in a large stadium tend to lull opponents to sleep. They won’t have that here as this game could be a sellout at Lincoln Financial Field (68,532) with Navy fans dominating the crowd. Navy also faces Army every year at this stadium so they have familiarity. LY Navy ran for 420 yards vs the Owls’ D in a 42-6 win but that was late in the year. Navy avg’s 40+ ppg at the end of the year with its option in full sync and teams having just one week to prepare. They have avg just 25 ppg in openers with teams having all of August to prepare for them. Temple played a lot of youngsters in Golden’s fi rst season and should be much stronger. Temple was 3-1 ATS as a HD LY with an upset of BG and a cover vs MAC Champ C Mich. With the new KO rules a player like Temple’s Travis Shelton could have a bigger impact on the game. Washington 24 SYRACUSE 23 - Friday - First meeting S/’77. Syracuse is 8-16 in home open-ers but 28-8 ATS vs non-conf foes including 6-0 at home and UW is 0-3-1 ATS on the road vs non-conf. UW has a freshman QB making his fi rst start across the country and in a dome. The Huskies are the stronger team but SU has the situational edge and the ST edge (#73-#115). UW is a poor 0-4 ATS as an AF and has not been one in 4 years so you can’t lay too many points.-Saturday Games-WEST VIRGINIA 37 W Michigan 20 - Coach Cubit took his WM team into Florida St LY and if not for a couple of late calls that went against them they could have won! WV has QB White and RB Slaton both healthy and in their last 6 home openers vs non-BCS teams they are 4-0 ATS with their avg win by 29.2 ppg (two IAA opp). These teams last met in 1996. WM has 8 starters back on each side of the ball and may be the most talented of the MAC teams. While they did not take on a rush attack like WV’s LY they still only allowed 76 ypg rush (2.6). WM has won 4 in a row ATS as a 7+ pt non-conf AD including their upset of Virginia LY. WV is just 6-12-1 as a HF. The defenses are even but WV has our #4 rated offense and ST’s and WM is #53 & #60 in those categories. VIRGINIA TECH 27 East Carolina 6 - EC is 10-2 ATS on the road and 7-2 vs the ACC. VT is 7-2 ATS in home openers and while they should have a pumped up crowd (ESPN Gameday) in their fi rst game since the tragedy on campus they do have a huge game vs LSU on deck. VT is 16-8 ATS as a HF and won the last 5 vs EC by an avg of 20 ppg (last met 2000). EC did upset both S Miss and NCSt on the road LY and almost upset W Virg in 2005 in Morgantown. Skip Holtz is an amazing 9-1 ATS as an AD. The situation and that solid AD angle could have us leaning with EC but they have a 1st time starting QB making his fi rst road start vs a team with the #3 defense in the country and the NCAA’s best home fi eld edge. MIAMI (FLA) 34 Marshall 13 - The Randy Shannon era begins for Miami and he has been the DC here the last 6 years with his D allowing just 256 ypg LY. That is not what you would expect from a 6-6 team. While he will want to get a solid win in his home opener, they do have a big game at Oklahoma next week. Marshall is 2-5 ATS in road openers and have in-state rival West Virginia on deck. MU is also 2-13 ATS on the road. Marshall allowed 29.3 ppg LY but have 6 starters back on defense. Marshall’s D-line avg just 252 lbs and lost preseason CUSA Def POY DE McClellan (11.5 sk LY) to a knee injury in Aug. Miami’s O-line avg 310 lbs and with a thin LB corps the Thundering Herd may wear down in the 2H opening holes for Miami’s bevy of VHT RB’s to run through. Miami is just 11-20 as a HF but there is a new sheriff in town for a program that needs to regain its swagger. UM’s most experienced returning LB, Glenn Cook, will miss this game with injury. Connecticut 33 DUKE 24 - The Blue Devils are 3-8 SU & 1-7 ATS in home openers. Duke has lost 20 games in a row SU and is 7-17 ATS vs non-conf. In the last meeting in 2004 Duke led 20-6 late 3Q (on the road) but lost 22-20 after missing a game winning 34 yd FG. The Blue Devils have all 11 starters back on offense and lose just 4 lettermen. UC has 25 lettermen lost and while breaking in a new QB, this is hardly an intimidating setting. Duke is just 2-10 ATS as a HD but Roof has recorded upsets of Clemson & GTech and LY nearly upset a suspension ravaged Miami (Fl). This is the most returning starters that Roof has had and is a huge game to give them hope for the season. Edsall is 7-2 ATS as an AF at UC. Duke has a slight offensive edge but UC has a large edge on defense (#65 vs #117).Virginia 17 WYOMING 16 - Wyoming has the added edge of practicing in the high altitude all August and opening at home while playing a team from the low lying East Coast. LY Wyoming was robbed as they traveled to Virginia and dominated with a 17-11 FD edge (see Past History) but lost on a missed xp in OT. The Cowboys have an excellent QB in Karsten Sween (PS#28) but must replace their entire D-line which is their biggest question mark. Laramie is a tough place to get to and WY is 11-5 ATS at home and upset their last BCS foe here (Ole Miss in 2004). The Cavs are one of the most improved teams in the NCAA and have our #12 rated defense with 10 starters back from LY’s unit which allowed just 17.8 ppg. Virginia is only 10-23 SU away under Groh and 8-20 ATS. Virginia has its biggest edges at the line of scrimmage with our #20 O-line and #10 D-line while WY has just 2 of 8 starters returning up front. Both teams should be in bowls and we’ll side with the dog.

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KEY SELECTIONS4! MICHIGAN ST over Uab - 1st meeting. UAB is 12-5 ATS in Sept AG’s but does have a new HC, is learning new schemes and has just 8 starters back and 35 lettermen lost. Mich St also has a new head man in Dantonio but he is a proven HC and his discipline should be the perfect elixir for a team that has previously underperformed. While Dantonio will want to change a lot of things about MSU one thing he will not want to mess with is their fast starts as they have avg 44 ppg in their fi rst 4 gms the last 2 yrs. They do have to break in a new QB but Hoyer started LY’s fi nale (schl rec 61 passes vs Penn St) and the takes on our #115 defense. UAB has suffered a lot of attrition this offseason and has less than 50% of their lettermen returning. New coaches need early season success for the players to buy into their programs and this is a nice setup for Dantonio to get a feel good blowout win. FORECAST: MICHIGAN ST 38 Uab 10 3! STANFORD (+) over Ucla - The home team is 8-1 SU and 6-1-2 ATS. LY UCLA rolled to a 31-0 shutout win at home but they are 0-4 ATS in their last 4 trips to Palo Alto with 3 outright upset losses. UCLA is the most experienced bowl team from ‘06 with 20 returning starters and while the Cards have 16 ret starters they have their 3rd HC in 4 years and are learning new schemes. Harbaugh had great success at San Diego but only started out 2-4. Dorrell is 0-6 ATS as an AF of 3 or more vs BCS schools with 3 outright upset losses and 2 SU wins in OT. In UCLA’s last trip here they were #8 in the country and trailed 24-3 mid 4Q but escaped with an OT win. Harbaugh will have his team believing they can win. After going 0-5 ATS in their downsized home stadium LY SU should have an excited crowd. For the fi rst time they will benefi t from not playing in a half fi lled 80,000 seat stadium and could play in front of a packed house. Stanford does have a lot of VHT’s on the roster with a brand new attitude and an outright upset would not surprise us. FORECAST: STANFORD (+) 17 Ucla 24 3! OREGON over Houston - UO is 10-1 SU but only 5-6 ATS at home vs non-conf. In their last meeting in 2005 the Cougars looked to be on their way to a blowout win with 3 TD’s on their fi rst 4 poss including 70 & 62 yd passes but UO rallied and had 30-19 FD and 554-412 yd edges in a 38-14 win at Houston. UH has a young QB making his fi rst road start in rowdy Autzen Stadium BUT UO does have a huge game at Michigan on deck. UO is 6-1 ATS as a DD HF since their upset loss to Indiana. UH is 1-4 ATS if their road opener is vs a BCS school with the avg loss by 31.2 ppg. They are the defending CUSA Champ which will have the Ducks attention after UO was just 7-6 last year but UH does not have 4 year starting QB Kolb anymore. UO lost 4 straight to end last season including their embarrassing bowl loss to BYU (38-8) and needs to get the bad taste out of their mouths and regain their old swagger. FORECAST: OREGON 38 Houston 13

OTHER SELECTIONS2! Kent St (+) over IOWA ST - Thursday - Last year Iowa St had a stronger team with 10 starters back on offense but struggled to get past Toledo at home needing 3 OT’s to beat the MAC school which fi nished with a losing record. Last year Kent St was the star of our Comp Line (1-347-677-1700) as they were often the Comp Line Underdog Play of the Week winning almost every time. The Cyclones have won their L/8 Ames openers by the avg score of 33-12. The Golden Flashes are 1-10 SU & 3-8 ATS in road openers. The offenses are close as both have veteran QB’s with Edelman and Meyer close in terms of talent. The Flashes have a large edge on defense with 8 starters back from a unit that allowed just 298 ypg and Iowa St has 7 back from one that allowed 393 ypg. Kent went on the road LY and beat both Miami, Oh and BG and with Iowa St breaking in a new coaching staff and learning new schemes the Flashes bag a win in Big XII country. FORECAST: Kent St (+) 20 IOWA ST 16 2! Bowling Green (+) over MINNESOTA - The Falcons are 11-6 ATS in road openers and upset #16 Purdue in ‘03. They have 15 starters back and should be one of the most improved teams in the country. They are 7-5 ATS as an AD and have a veteran QB. Minny is in their 1st game under HC Brewster who has never even been a coordinator. They do have 14 starters back including 8 on defense and have won their past 12 home openers by an avg of 44-13. These teams last met in ‘96. BG rates a slight edge on offense as Minny is changing from Mason’s dominating rush schemes to a spread and have an untested QB. Minny does rate the edge on D and has a large edge on ST’s (#33 vs #119). An outright upset for the MAC would not surprise us here. FORECAST: Bowling Green (+) 21 MINNESOTA 24 2! ULM (+) over Tulsa - Thursday - ULM is 4-33 SU vs non-conf while Tulsa is 10-18-2 ATS vs non-conf. ULM fi gures to have a good crowd for this espn2 matchup. Tulsa has lost 12 straight road openers including a 21-19 loss at SBC member Ark St in ‘02. ULM also won their last meeting in 1999, 37-34 at Tulsa. As Rice’s HC last year, Todd Graham was only a favorite once and lost that game by 14. Tulsa has just 10 returning starters, and is learning new schemes on offense. ULM has 17 returning starters and is one of the most improved teams in the NCAA. FORECAST: ULM (+) 24 Tulsa 23

OTHER GAMESMiami, Oh 25 BALL ST 24 - Thursday - The visitor is 7-1 SU and 6-2 ATS since 1995 in the series. Ball St is 13-6 ATS hosting MAC teams. Miami is 10-5-1 ATS in away openers and 6-1 SU and 5-2 ATS in MAC road openers avg 35 ppg. In LY’s 3 pt home loss Miami was int’d at the Ball St 11 with :28 left. Both teams have 14 returning starters and Ball St fi nished 5-7 while Miami was 2-10. Ball St is 10-4 ATS at home. Two improved teams makes this one look like a toss-up so take the points. RUTGERS 34 Buffalo 6 - Thursday - Buffalo is 3-2 ATS in its fi rst game on the road with two at Rutgers including a 34-11 upset win in 2002 (+7) and only losing 24-10 in ‘03 (+12). Rutgers has a big game vs Navy on deck but should have an excited crowd as they enter the year with BCS expectations after LY’s 11-2 mark. The Knights are 5-2 ATS as a HF and LY outscored foes at home by a 34-10 avg allowing just 188 ypg. In their last meeting (‘05) Buffalo had a 21-13 FD edge but lost 17-3 at home (+21) as they were SOD 3 times deep in RU territory. The history of the series should have Rutgers focused even as a large favorite. Buffalo does have 18 returning starters with RU only having 13, but Ray Rice gets to take on a D that allowed 4.8 & 4.7 ypc rush the last 2 yrs. Lsu 34 MISS ST 13 - Thursday - LSU has won the last 6 by an avg of 42-7. MSU gained 153 of their 226 total yds after halftime LY vs LSU’s 2nd & 3rd string defense. The Bulldogs have lost their last 7 SEC openers SU & ATS. MSU is 1-14 SU & 2-13 ATS in this series. An LSU win is almost an automatic, no matter how much you think Miss St has improved but they got a rare cover LY losing by 31 as a 33’ pt dog. LSU scored TD’s on its fi rst 5 poss in that game and a weather delay of about an hour took away their enthusiasm in the 2H. LSU is 9-2-1 ATS as an AF and Miss St is just 6-15 ATS as a HD. LSU does have a huge game vs VTech on deck. Unlv 26 UTAH ST 20 - Thursday - UNLV has dropped 15 straight road games (avg loss 23 ppg). The Aggies are 3-0 SU & 1-1 ATS & have outscored the Rebels 104-45 in the L3 gms (‘95, ‘04 & ‘05). Utah St has won 9 of the last 10 meetings but has lost 9 straight season openers and LY at Wyoming was outFD’d 31-5. The Aggies have 19 returning starters to UNLV’s 14. Rebs HC

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Ball St (+5) 20 MIAMI, OH 17 - BSU went [60/5] for a TD, 7-0. The winds played a factor as in the 1Q BSU had a 60 yd punt and MU had 22 & 30 yd punts. BSU started at their 48 but was int’d at the 5. In the 2Q BSU had punts of 27, 35 and 34 yds. MU went [84/13] for a TD and missed a 36 yd FG, 7-7. BSU drove [60/10] for a 37 yd FG, 10-7. MU went [58/13] but after a FD at the 4 settled for a 20 yd FG, 10-10. BSU had a punt blk’d and MU took over at BSU27 but fmbl’d at the 6. MU went [43/6] for a TD, 17-10. BSU got off a 70 yd punt and MU a 29 yd punt. BSU started at the 49 and hit a 50 yd FG, 17-13. MU got off a 27 yd punt. BSU went [53/9] and on 4&G got a TD(1:11). MU got to the BSU28 but was int’d at the 11 (:28). BS 14-128-98-2 MU 20-133-226-2VIRGINIA 13 Wyoming (+9) 12 - (OT) WY had 17-11 FD & 313-206 yd edges. They drove [73/13] but settled for 23 yd FG, 3-0. WY’s next drive went [54/9] but were int’d at 4 & ret’d 29 yds. Two poss later VA drove [37/9] & had a 1&G at the 9 but settled for 29 yd FG, 3-3 (6:19). VA missed 43 yd FG on fi nal play of half. In 3Q, WY went on a [39/11] drive after 26 yd PR. WY started at VA39. They had a 1&G at 1 but Seldon fmbl’d into EZ for TB (8:55). After an int, WY gained zero yds & nailed 39 yd FG, 6-3. VA blk’d a punt & rec’d at WY14 but settled for 34 yd FG, 6-6 after 3Q’s. McCabe came in at QB for VA & went [49/12] but were SOD on 4&1 at WY41. After a punt they drove [45/9] but missed 49 yd FG (3:35) & it went to OT. McCabe hit 25 yd TD pass & WY needed 6 plays for TD but xp sailed wide right. UVA 11-32-174-1 WYO 17-168-145-2MISSISSIPPI 28 Memphis (+3) 25 - Sun afternoon TV game. Ole Miss got a bad spot on their open drive & came up short on 4&1. Mem drove [59/10] for TD, 7-0. Ole Miss took their 3rd & 4th poss [63/7] & [83/10] for TD’s, 14-7. Mem got 49 yd TD pass, 14-14 (4:29 2Q). Ole Miss took its open drive of 3Q [51/10] for TD, 21-14. Mem went on a [76/15] drive & nailed 30 yd FG w/10:47 left, 21-17. Ole Miss went [73/10] for TD (7:07) 28-17. Mem went [67/9] for TD & the pointspread push on a 2 pt conv w/3:10 left. Ole Miss got 2 FD’s & ran out the clock. MISS 20-240-97-0 MEM 24-149-225-1Notre Dame 14 GEORGIA TECH (+6’) 10 D’s controlled the 1H with Quinn being hit often. Late 1Q GT went [74/7] for a TD. ND missed a 43 yd FG and GT connected on a 30 yd FG to lead 10-0 with 4:45 left 1H. ND then went [80/14] and with no time-outs Quinn ran a QB draw 7 yds for a TD with :11 left, 10-7. ND had a 3Q drive kept alive by a pers foul which led to a Walker 13 yd TD run, 14-10. ND missed a 36 yd FG. GT got to the ND45 but a sack forced a 4&29 and they punted with 5:29 left. ND converted on 3&9 and later on 4&1 and ran out the clock. ND 21-138-246-0 GT 14-119-140-0WAKE FOREST (+3’) 21 Boston College 14 - WF was int’d at BC7 on its open drive. After a punt was partially blk’d WF drove [53/6] for TD, 7-0. BC, 2 poss later, went [52/9] for TD, 7-7 (1st play 2Q). WF got [46/1] TD pass, 14-7 (8:36). BC drove to WF30 but was int’d in EZ (2:29). At half, WF had 138-118 yd edge. BC went [50/9] to open 3Q but a 4&10 pass gained 8 yds to WF19. WF ran dbl reverse & Marion took it 81 yds for TD, 21-7 (12:03). WF went on [45/11] drive & missed 43 yd FG (4:36 3Q). BC went [74/11] for TD, 21-14. WF’s fmbl on its own 14 was overturned & they punted. BC went [60/10] & missed 40 yd FG (9:11). WF was int’d at BC25 on a deep pass (7:50). BC got 3 FD’s but fmbl’d at WF37 (5:00). WF punted (3:52). BC went [53/10] & had FD at 25 but was int’d in EZ w/:57 left. BC 23-28-402-3 WF 14-160-120-2ARIZONA 16 Byu (+6’) 13 - BYU fmbl’d on 1st play & UA drove 21 yds for 30 yd FG. BYU had the fi eld

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OTHER COLLEGE GAMES CONT FROM PAGE 3Saturday, September 1stNEBRASKA 35 Nevada 10 - Nevada is 5-14 ATS in road games and play in Big XII country for the 1st time since 1950. Last year they lost to Ariz St 52-21 on the road (only BCS AG under Ault). Nevada has been to a bowl 2 straight yrs so the Huskers will be focused and had all of August to break down their unique Pistol offense. Since being upset by SMiss at home, Callahan has won his last 6 non-conf HG’s by 31.8 ppg. The Wolf Pack have a young QB go-ing up vs our #21 rated defense. The Huskers also have an edge on ST’s (#30 vs #72). Neb avg 488 ypg at home in ‘06. With defending ACC Champ Wake Forest and USC on deck the Huskers need to get the kinks worked out. MEMPHIS (+) 34 Mississippi 27 - Ole Miss will have a decent following on hand as the rivals are just 60 miles apart. The Tigers are 14-7 ATS as a HD. After beating Ole Miss by 10 & 7 Memphis has dropped the last two by 4 & 3. We think Memphis will be the most improved team in the NCAA TY and QB Hankins now has had a year of experience. Ole Miss does have a good sized ST edge (#7 vs #96). Ole Miss may have more athletic talent in this but Memphis should be full of confi dence and when they lost at home to Ole Miss in ‘05 they had lost their starting QB on the 3rd play of game and should have no such misfortune here. The Tigers get their big turnaround season off to a good start with a win. Iowa 31 N Illinois 17 - This is technically an NI HG but it is in Chicago’s Soldier Field and Iowa fans will have the crowd edge. NI is 17-9 ATS vs non-conf and 9-2 ATS as DD dogs with 2 outright upsets. Hawks QB Christensen made his starting debut in LY’s 24-14 win over NI throwing for 256 yds. Iowa had 14-1 FD and 271-43 yd edges at the half but led just 17-0 with 2 missed FG’s and 2 TO’s. NI is w/o RB Wolfe TY but the power ratings only give moderate edges on both offense and defense vs what should be a much improved Iowa team. WISCONSIN 31 Wash St 17 - Last met ‘76. The Cougars had a similar opener LY at #4 Auburn and lost that 40-14 (+14). Wisky is 11-5-1 ATS at home and 7-1-1 ATS vs Pac 10. While the Badgers were 4-2 ATS at home LY they outgained foes by a 389-204 avg although just 1 of the 6 IA teams fi nished with a winning record. Wisky was 12-1 LY and has 16 returning starters while Wash St was just 6-6 and only has 12 starters returning. Wash St has a big edge at QB with veteran Alex Brink while UW has a new starter.Georgia Tech 23 NOTRE DAME 20 - LY GT had one of its biggest ever home games and led 10-0 in the 2Q (see Past History) but lost with ND having a 384-259 yd edge. They were ND’s opponent in the famous “Rudy” game in their last trip here. GT is 9-4-1 ATS as an AD and has our #16 defense with 15 starters back overall. ND has a young QB going up against Jon Tenuta’s blitzing defense and this is similar to 2005’s situation when GT ended Auburn’s 14 game win streak with a 23-14 win AT Auburn as a 7’ pt dog. Weis is just 4-8 ATS as a HF. GT QB Bennett is making his 1st road start but played a great bowl game vs a blitzing WV defense. GT is 7-3 on the road vs ranked teams the last 3 years so they are well tested in this type of matchup and only lose 12 lettermen while the Irish must replace 28. Missouri 35 Illinois 31 - This game is in St Louis. Columbia is 124 miles away and Campaign is 181 but give a slight crowd edge to Missouri in this battle. This is their 3rd straight meeting in St Louis with the Tigers 2-0 SU with wins of 33-20 (+7’) in ‘02 and 22-15 (-3’) in ‘03. We rate Illinois as one of the most improved teams in the country and they were far better than last year’s 2-10 record (outgained opp by 36 ypg) as they had a 358-184 yd edge AT Penn St but lost and led #17 Wisconsin 24-10 at the half but lost by 6. They have a much improved Juice Williams at QB and the offense is upgraded with PS#1 WR Arrelious Benn who was in for the spring. Missouri is our pick to win the Big XII North and has super Chase Daniels at QB guiding our #6 offense (Ill #27). MO also has the ST edge at #57 vs #109 and with the new rules change on KO’s that could be big. Illinois does rate the edge on defense (#27 vs #52). Tough to go vs either of these “Play On” teams but call for the Tigers to get the SU win in a shootout.

position edge pinning UA at the 5 & 2 & then drove [34/5] for TD, 7-3 after 1Q. UA went on a [70/10] drive but settled for 22 yd FG (12:53 2Q) & trailed 7-6 at half w/BYU having a 132-120 yd edge. UA rec’d a fmbl at BYU43 but missed a 42 yd FG. BYU got an int at the UA32 & had a 1&G at the 7 but settled for 20 yd FG, 10-6 (10:08). UA went [80/9] for TD, 13-10. BYU went [68/11] but fumbled the snap (1:24 3Q). BYU drove [38/12] for 31 yd FG (5:23) but UA went on a [44/13] drive & nailed 48 yd FG on fi nal play. UA 15-67-186-1 BYU 17-24-289-2Tcu (-6’) 17 BAYLOR 7 - Sun FOXNet. BU missed 47 yd FG into wind in scoreless 1Q. BU got 46 yd IR to TCU35 & Bell hit 21 yd TD pass on 3&8, 7-0 (12:12 2Q). Both had long drives end in punts & TCU then missed 54 yd FG on 1H fi nal play. BU had 152-126 yd edge. TCU QB Ballard was inj’d & rFr Jackson played 2H. A 69 yd KR to open 3Q set up 27 yd FG, 7-3. BU fmbl’d at TCU16 & int’d at TCU21. On 3&15 Jackson threw 20 yd pass which Brown broke for an 84 yd TD, 10-7 end 3Q. TCU got their best drive [86/12] for TD w/9:32, 17-7. BU was SOD at own 48 & gm ended at TCU22. TCU 16-98-233-1 BUY 24-47-286-2COLORADO ST (-2) 14 Colorado 10 - CU had surprise starter at QB in Jackson who led a [65/9] TD drive. CSU’s 2nd drive went [71/9] for TD, 7-7 after 1Q. CSU fmbl’d on own 26 & CU got 40 yd FG, 10-7. CSU went [75/7] for TD w/4:07 left 2Q, 14-10. CU got to Ram25 at half. CSU had 134-118 yd edge but CU had just 28 yds in 2H. They nailed 61 yd FG mid-3Q but CSU called time-out prior to kick. The rekick was wide left w/plenty of distance. CSU went on [61/18] drive but missed 34 yd FG (10:04 4Q). CU punted on next 2 poss. With 3:33 left CSU got 1 FD & on 3&8 got 32 yd pass to the 11 & ran out clock. CSU16-15-233-1 CU 9-75-71-0 TENNESSEE (+3) 35 California 18 - We used UT as 4! LPS & they simply dominated. UT took its 2nd drive [65/10] for TD & added 42 yd TD pass w/2:27 left 1H,14-0 & had a commanding 260-86 yd edge. UT got 80 & 50 yd TD passes & a 43 yd run on their 1st 5 plays of 3Q & led 35-0 w/8:31 left. They brought in bkup QB Crompton but fmbl’d at their 44 & Cal would get 32 yd FG & 40 yd TD pass, 35-11. Ainge ret’d for 2 series but Crompton led a drive to Cal3 where they were SOD on 4&1 w/2:07 left. Cal got a [96/9] TD drive in garbage time. UT 19-216-298-2 CAL 15-64-272-2NEW MEXICO (+9’) 26 Utep 13 - UTEP did not get its 1st FD until 5:00 into the 2Q. They had not all’d a sk all year but on the 3rd play Palmer was sk’d & fmbl’d & NM would go [21/5] for a TD. NM added a [57/8] TD drive & after Palmer was called for int’l grounding in the EZ for a safety on the 1st play of the 2Q, NM added a 35 yd FG, 19-0. UTEP was SOD at the NM11 (4:04) but got a 9 yd IR to the 25 & hit a 36 yd FG (1:51). NM missed a 46 yd FG on the fi nal play of half & had a 164-83 yd edge. Both opened the 3Q with a TD drive, 26-10. UTEP got a 49 yd FG on the 1st play of the 4Q, 26-13. UTEP punted & was SOD at the NM29 on their fi nal 2 poss. NM 20-193-96-1 UTEP 16-30-211-1Clemson (+4’) 27 FLORIDA ST 20 - FSU’s offense had just 204 yds and blk’d kicks were the key to stay-ing in it. FSU fmbl’d at own 46 and CU got TD 2 plays later but FSU blk’d xp and ret’d it, 6-2 after 1Q. CU, after a [65/11] drive, had 32 yd FG blk’d and ret’d 69 yds for TD, 9-6 (3:24). CU drove [80/10] and got 19 yd TD pass and 2 pt conv, 14-9 (:29). Tommy Bowden said he was done kicking. CU opened 3Q with 54 yd pass to Davis & 20 yd run by Proctor for TD, 20-9 (2 ptng). FSU went on [54/14] drive but settled for 25 yd FG. FSU then went [53/12] for TD & 2 pt, 20-20 (10:16). After 4 punts, CU took over w/2:22 left & drove [85/7] getting a TD w/:08 left. The key play, a 47 yd run by Davis when FSU’s D was not set. CU 15-151-194-0 FSU 11-102-102-2

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ARKANSAS(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) Grass/Little Rock: AstroDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 TroyS 8S 15 at AlabamaS 22 KentuckyS 29 N Texas O 6 Chattanooga O 13 Auburn O 20 at Mississippi O 27 Florida Int’l (HC) N 3 S Carolina N 10 at Tennessee N 17 Miss St N 23 at LSU (F)

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ARMY(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) Astro PlayDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 at Akron S 8 Rhode Island S 15 at Wake Forest S 22 at Boston College S 29 Temple O 6 Tulane (HC) O 13 at C Michigan O 20 at Georgia Tech O 27N 3 at Air Force N 9 Rutgers (F) N 17 Tulsa N 24

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BOSTON COLLEGE(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) FieldTurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 Wake Forest S 8 NC State S 15 at Georgia Tech S 22 Army S 29 Massachusetts (HC) O 6 Bowling Green O 13 at Notre Dame O 20O 25 at Virginia Tech (Th)N 3 Florida St N 10 at Maryland N 17 at Clemson N 24 Miami, Fl

BOWLING GREEN(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 at Minnesota S 8 at Michigan St S 15S 22 Temple S 29 W Kentucky (HC) O 6 at Boston College O 13 at Miami, Oh O 20 at Kent St O 27 Ohio N 2 Akron (F) N 9 at E Michigan (F) N 17 at BuffaloN 23 Toledo (F)

BUFFALO(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) Sportexe46DATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCOREA 30 at Rutgers (Th)S 8 at Temple S 15 at Penn St S 22 Baylor S 29 at Ball St O 6 Ohio (HC) O 13 Toledo O 20 at Syracuse O 27 AkronN 3 at Miami, Oh N 10N 17 Bowling GreenN 24 at Kent St

BYU(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 ArizonaS 8 at UCLA S 15 at Tulsa S 22 Air Force (HC) S 29 at New MexicoO 6O 13 at UNLV O 20 E Washington O 27 at San Diego St N 3 Colorado St N 8 TCU (Th) N 17 at Wyoming N 24 Utah

CALIFORNIA(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) Momentum TurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 Tennessee S 8 at Colorado St S 15 Louisiana TechS 22 ArizonaS 29 at OregonO 6O 13 Oregon St (HC) O 20 at UCLA O 27 at Arizona St N 3 Washington St N 10 USC N 17 at Washington N 24

CENTRAL MICHIGAN(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) FieldTurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 at KansasS 8 Toledo S 15 at Purdue S 22 North Dakota St S 29 N Illinois (HC) O 6 at Ball St O 13 Army O 20 at Clemson O 27 at Kent St N 6 at W Michigan (T) N 10N 16 E Michigan (F) N 23 at Akron (F)

CINCINNATI(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) FieldTurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCOREA 30 SE Missouri St (Th)S 6 Oregon St (Th)S 15 at Miami, Oh S 22 Marshall S 29 at San Diego St O 6 at Rutgers O 13 Louisville (HC) O 20 at Pittsburgh O 27 N 3 at USF N 10 Connecticut N 17 West Virginia

CLEMSON(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 3 Florida St (M)S 8 ULMS 15 Furman S 22 at NC State S 29 at Georgia Tech O 6 Virginia Tech O 13O 20 C Michigan (HC) O 27 at Maryland N 3 at Duke N 10 Wake Forest N 17 Boston College N 24 at South Carolina

COLORADO(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 † Colorado St S 8 at Arizona St S 15 Florida St S 22 Miami, Oh S 29 Oklahoma (HC) O 6 at Baylor O 13 at Kansas St O 20 Kansas O 27 at Texas Tech N 3 Missouri N 10 at Iowa St N 17 N 23 Nebraska (F)

COLORADO STATE(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) FieldTurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 † Colorado (Den)S 8 CaliforniaS 15S 22 at Houston S 29 at TCU O 6 San Diego St (HC) O 13 Air Force O 20 at UNLV O 27 Utah N 3 at BYU N 10 at New Mexico N 17 Georgia Southern N 23 Wyoming (F)

FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) AstroPlayDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 at Penn St S 8 Maryland S 15 at Miami, Fl S 22 at Kansas S 29 at Middle Tenn O 6 Troy O 13O 20 at ULM O 27 at Arkansas N 3 at Arkansas St N 10N 17 Louisiana-Lft (HC) N 24 Florida Atl

CONNECTICUT(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 at Duke S 8 MaineS 15 Temple S 22 at Pittsburgh S 29 Akron O 6 O 13 at Virginia O 19 Louisville (F) (HC)O 27 USF N 3 Rutgers N 10 at Cincinnati N 17 Syracuse N 24 at West Virginia

DUKE(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 Connecticut S 8 at Virginia S 15 at Northwestern S 22 at Navy S 29 at Miami, Fl O 6 Wake Forest O 13 Virginia Tech (HC)O 20O 27 at Florida StN 3 Clemson N 10 Georgia Tech N 17 at Notre DameN 24 at North Carolina

EAST CAROLINA(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 at Virg Tech S 8 N Carolina S 15 S Mississippi S 22 at West Virginia S 29 at Houston O 6 UCF O 13 at UTEP O 20 NC State O 27 UAB (HC) N 3 at Memphis N 10 at Marshall N 17 N 24 Tulane

EASTERN MICHIGAN(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) FieldTurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 at Pittsburgh S 8 Ball St S 15 at Northern IllinoisS 22 HowardS 29 at Vanderbilt O 6 at Michigan O 13 at Ohio O 19 † Northwestern (F) O 27 W Michigan (HC) N 3 at Toledo N 9 Bowling Green (F)N 16 at C Michigan (F) N 24

FLORIDA(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 W Kentucky S 8 Troy S 15 Tennessee S 22 at Mississippi S 29 Auburn O 6 at LSU O 13 O 20 at Kentucky O 27 † Georgia N 3 Vanderbilt (HC) N 10 at S Carolina N 17 Florida AtlN 24 Florida St

FLORIDA ATLANTIC(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 Middle TennS 8 at Okla StS 15 Minnesota S 22 at North Texas S 29 at Kentucky O 6 USF O 13O 20 at Louisiana-Lft O 27 ULM N 3N 10 Arkansas St N 17 at Florida N 24 at Florida Int’l

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FLORIDA STATE(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) P.A.T.DATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 3 at Clemson (M)S 8 UAB S 15 at Colorado S 22S 29 † Alabama O 6 NC State O 11 at Wake Forest (Th)O 20 Miami, FlO 27 Duke (HC) N 3 at Boston College N 10 at Virginia Tech N 17 Maryland N 24 at Florida

FRESNO STATE(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 Sacramento St S 8 at Texas A&M S 15 at Oregon S 22S 29 Louisiana Tech O 6 at Nevada O 13 at Idaho O 20 San Jose St (HC) O 26 Boise St (Fri) N 3 Utah St N 10 at Hawaii N 17N 24 Kansas St

GEORGIA(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 Oklahoma StS 8 S Carolina S 15 West CarolinaS 22 at Alabama S 29 Mississippi O 6 at Tennessee O 13 at Vanderbilt O 20O 27 † Florida N 3 Troy (HC) N 10 Auburn N 17 Kentucky N 24 at Georgia Tech

GEORGIA TECH(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 at Notre Dame S 8 Samford S 15 Boston College S 22 at Virginia S 29 Clemson O 6 at Maryland O 13 at Miami, Fl O 20 Army (HC) O 27N 1 Virginia Tech (Th)N 10 at Duke N 17 North Carolina N 24 Georgia

HAWAII(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) FieldTurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1S 8 at Louisiana Tech S 15 at UNLV S 22 Charleston Southern S 29 at Idaho O 6 Utah St O 12 at San Jose St (F) O 20O 27 New Mexico St N 3N 10 Fresno St N 16 at Nevada (F) N 23 Boise St (F)

HOUSTON(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 at Oregon S 8S 15 at Tulane S 22 Colorado St S 29 East Carolina O 6 at Alabama O 13 RiceO 20 at UABO 27 at UTEP N 4 SMU (Sun) N 10 at Tulsa N 17 Marshall (HC) N 24 Texas Southern

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ILLINOIS(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) Astro PlayDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 † Missouri S 8 W Illinois S 15 at Syracuse S 22 at Indiana S 29 Penn St O 6 Wisconsin O 13 at Iowa O 20 Michigan O 27 Ball St (HC) N 3 at Minnesota N 10 at Ohio St N 17 NorthwesternN 24

INDIANA(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) Astro PlayDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 Indiana StS 8 at W Michigan S 15 Akron S 22 Illinois S 29 at Iowa O 6 Minnesota O 13 at Michigan St O 20 Penn St (HC) O 27 at Wisconsin N 3 Ball St N 10 at NorthwesternN 17 PurdueN 24

IOWA(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 † N Illinois S 8 Syracuse S 15 at Iowa St S 22 at Wisconsin S 29 Indiana (HC) O 6 at Penn St O 13 Illinois O 20 at Purdue O 27 Michigan StN 3 at Northwestern N 10 Minnesota N 17 W Michigan N 24

IOWA ST(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCOREA 30 Kent St (Th) S 8 Northern Iowa S 15 Iowa S 22 at Toledo S 29 at Nebraska O 6 at Texas Tech O 13 Texas O 20 Oklahoma (HC) O 27 at Missouri N 3 Kansas St GN 10 Colorado N 17 at Kansas N 24

KENT ST(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) Field Turf MonoDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCOREA 30 at Iowa St (Th)S 8 at KentuckyS 15 Delaware StS 22 at Akron S 29 at Ohio O 6 Miami, Oh (HC) O 13 at Ohio StO 20 Bowling Green O 27 C MichiganN 3N 10 at N IllinoisN 17 at Temple N 24 Buffalo

KENTUCKY(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 E Kentucky S 8 Kent St S 15 Louisville S 22 at Arkansas S 29 Florida AtlO 4 at S Carolina (Th)O 13 LSU O 20 Florida O 27 Miss St (HC) N 3 N 10 at Vanderbilt N 17 at Georgia N 24 Tennessee

LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 at S CarolinaS 8 Ohio S 15 McNeese St S 22 Troy S 29 at UCF O 6 North Texas O 13 at Arkansas St O 20 Fla Atlantic (HC) O 27N 3 at Tennessee N 10 at Middle TennN 17 at Florida Int’l N 24 ULM

LOUISIANA TECH(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) FieldTurf MonoDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 C Arkansas S 8 Hawaii S 15 at California S 22S 29 at Fresno St O 6 at MississippiO 13 New Mex St O 20 Boise St O 27 at Utah St N 3 at Idaho N 10 at LSU N 17 San Jose St N 24

LOUISVILLE(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) FieldTurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCOREA 30 Murray State (Th)S 6 Middle Tenn (Th)S 15 at Kentucky S 22 Syracuse S 29 at NC StateO 5 Utah (F) O 13 at CincinnatiO 19 at Connecticut (F) O 27 Pittsburgh (HC)N 3 N 8 at West Virginia (Th)N 17 at USF N 24

MARYLAND(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 VillanovaS 8 at Florida Int’l S 13 West Virginia (Th)S 22 at Wake Forest S 29 at Rutgers O 6 Georgia Tech O 13O 20 Virginia (HC) O 27 Clemson N 3 at N Carolina N 10 Boston College N 17 at Florida St N 24 at NC State

MEMPHIS(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) FieldTurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 Mississippi S 8 at Arkansas St S 15 Jacksonville St S 22 at UCF S 29O 2 Marshall (Tues) O 13 Middle Tenn O 20 at Rice O 27 at Tulane N 3 E Carolina N 10 at S Mississippi N 17 UAB N 24 SMU

MIAMI (FLA)(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 Marshall S 8 at Oklahoma S 15 Florida Int’l S 20 Texas A&M (Th)S 29 Duke O 6 at North Carolina O 13 Georgia Tech O 20 at Florida St O 27N 3 NC State N 10 Virginia N 17 at Virginia Tech N 24 at Boston College

MIAMI (OH)(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) FieldTurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCOREA 30 at Ball St (Th)S 8 at Minnesota S 15 Cincinnati S 22 at ColoradoS 29 Syracuse O 6 at Kent StO 13 Bowling Green (HC)O 20 at Temple O 27 at Vanderbilt N 3 Buffalo N 10N 14 Akron (W)N 24 at Ohio

MICHIGAN(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) FieldTurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 Appalachian St S 8 Oregon S 15 Notre Dame S 22 Penn St S 29 at Northwestern O 6 E Michigan O 13 Purdue (HC) O 20 at Illinois O 27 Minnesota N 3 at Michigan St N 10 at Wisconsin N 17 Ohio St N 24

MINNESOTA(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) FieldTurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 Bowling GreenS 8 Miami, Oh S 15 at Fla Atlantic S 22 PurdueS 29 Ohio St O 6 at Indiana O 13 at Northwestern O 20 North Dakota St O 27 at Michigan N 3 Illinois (HC) N 10 at Iowa N 17 Wisconsin N 24

MISSISSIPPI(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) Astro PlayDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 at Memphis S 8 Missouri S 15 at Vanderbilt S 22 Florida S 29 at Georgia O 6 La Tech (HC) O 13 Alabama O 20 Arkansas O 27 at Auburn N 3 Northwestern St N 10N 17 LSU N 23 at Miss St (F)

MISSISSIPPI STATE(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) Grass P.A.T.DATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCOREA 30 LSU (Th) S 8 at Tulane S 15 at AuburnS 22 Gardner-Webb S 29 at South Carolina O 6 UAB (HC) O 13 Tennessee O 20 at W Virginia O 27 at Kentucky N 3N 10 Alabama N 17 at Arkansas N 23 Mississippi (F)

MISSOURI(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) FieldTurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 † Illinois S 8 at Mississippi S 15 W MichiganS 22 Illinois St S 29 O 6 Nebraska O 13 at OklahomaO 20 Texas Tech (HC)O 27 Iowa St N 3 at Colorado N 10 Texas A&M N 17 at Kansas St N 24 † Kansas (KC)

NAVY(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) Field TurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCOREA 31 at Temple (F) S 7 at Rutgers (F) S 15 Ball St S 22 Duke S 29 Air Force O 6 O 10 at Pittsburgh (W) O 20 Wake Forest (HC) O 27 Delaware N 3 at Notre Dame N 10 at North Texas N 17 N Illinois N 24

NEBRASKA(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) FieldTurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 Nevada S 8 at Wake Forest S 15 USCS 22 Ball St S 29 Iowa St O 6 at Missouri O 13 Okla St O 20 Texas A&M O 27 at Texas N 3 at Kansas N 10 Kansas St N 17 N 23 at Colorado (F)

NEW MEXICO(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 at UTEP S 8 New Mex St S 15 at Arizona S 22 Sacramento St S 29 BYU (HC) O 6O 13 at Wyoming O 20 at San Diego St O 25 Air Force (Th) N 3 at TCU N 10 Colorado St N 17 at Utah N 24 UNLV

NOTRE DAME(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 Georgia TechS 8 at Penn St S 15 at Michigan S 22 Michigan St S 29 at Purdue O 6 at UCLA O 13 Boston CollO 20 USC O 27N 3 Navy N 10 Air Force N 17 Duke N 24 at Stanford

NEW MEXICO STATE(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCOREA 30 SE Louisiana (Th)S 8 at New Mexico S 15 UTEP S 22 at Auburn S 29 Arkansas Pine-Bluff O 6 at Boise St O 13 at Louisiana Tech O 20 Idaho (HC)O 27 at Hawaii N 3 Nevada N 10 at San Jose St N 17 Utah St N 24

NORTH CAROLINA(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 James Madison S 8 at East Carolina S 15 Virginia S 22 at USF S 29 at Virginia Tech O 6 Miami, Fl O 13 S Carolina O 20O 27 at Wake Forest N 3 Maryland (HC) N 10 at NC State N 17 at Georgia Tech N 24 Duke

NORTH CAROLINA STATE(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 UCF S 8 at Boston CollS 15 Wofford S 22 Clemson S 29 Louisville O 6 at Florida St O 13O 20 at East Carolina O 27 Virginia (HC) N 3 at Miami, Fl N 10 N Carolina N 17 at Wake Forest N 24 Maryland

NORTH TEXAS(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) Artifi cialDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 at Oklahoma S 8 at SMU S 15S 22 Florida AtlS 29 at Arkansas O 6 at Louisiana-Lft O 13 ULM O 20 at Troy O 27 Middle Tenn (HC)N 3N 10 Navy N 15 at Arkansas St (Th)N 24 Western Kentucky

NORTHERN ILLINOIS(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) FieldTurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 † Iowa S 8 S Illinois S 15 E MichiganS 22 at Idaho S 29 at C Michigan O 6 at Temple O 13 W Michigan (HC) O 20 at Wisconsin O 27 at Toledo N 3N 10 Kent St N 17 at Navy N 24 Ball St

NORTHWESTERN(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 Georgia TechS 8 at Penn StS 15 at Michigan S 22 Michigan St S 29 at Purdue O 6 at UCLA O 13 Boston CollO 20 USC O 27N 3 Navy N 10 Air Force N 17 Duke N 24 at Stanford

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OHIO STATE(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 Youngstown St S 8 Akron 15 at Washington S 22 Northwestern S 29 at Minnesota O 6 at Purdue O 13 Kent St O 20 Michigan St O 27 at Penn St N 3 Wisconsin N 10 IllinoisN 17 at Michigan N 24

OHIO UNIVERSITY(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) FieldTurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 Gardner-Webb S 8 at Louisiana-Lft S 15 at Virginia Tech S 22 Wyoming S 29 Kent St O 6 at Buffalo O 13 E Michigan (HC) O 20 at Toledo O 7 at Bowling Green N 2 Temple (R) N 7 at Akron (W) N 17N 24 Miami, Oh

OKLAHOMA(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 North Texas S 8 Miami, Fl S 15 Utah St S 21 at Tulsa (Fri) S 29 at Colorado O 6 † Texas O 13 Missouri (HC) O 20 at Iowa St O 27N 3 Texas A&M N 10 Baylor N 17 at Texas Tech N 24 Oklahoma St

OKLAHOMA ST(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) Synthetic TurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 at Georgia S 8 Florida AtlS 14 at Troy (Fri) S 22 Texas Tech S 29 Sam Houston St O 6 at Texas A&M O 13 at Nebraska O 20 Kansas St (HC) O 27N 3 Texas N 10 Kansas N 17 at Baylor N 24 at Oklahoma

OREGON(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) FieldTurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 Houston S 8 at Michigan S 15 Fresno St S 22 at Stanford S 29 California O 6 O 13 Wash St (HC) O 20 at Washington O 27 USC N 3 Arizona St N 10N 15 at Arizona (Th)N 24 at UCLA

OREGON STATE(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) Field TurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCOREA 30 Utah (Th)S 6 at Cincinnati (Th)S 15 Idaho St S 22 at Arizona St S 29 UCLA O 6 Arizona O 13 at California O 20O 27 Stanford (HC) N 3 at USC N 10 Washington N 17 at Washington St N 24

KANSAS(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) Astro PlayDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 C MichiganS 8 SE LouisianaS 15 Toledo S 22 Florida Int’l S 29 O 6 at Kansas St O 13 Baylor O 20 at Colorado O 27 at Texas A&M N 3 Nebraska (HC) N 10 at Oklahoma St N 17 Iowa St N 24 † Missouri* (KC)

KANSAS STATE(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) FieldTurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 at Auburn S 8 San Jose St S 15 Missouri St S 22 S 29 at Texas O 6 Kansas O 13 Colorado O 20 at Oklahoma St O 27 Baylor (HC) N 3 at Iowa St N 10 at Nebraska N 17 Missouri N 24 at Fresno St

LSU(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCOREA 30 at Miss St (Th) S 8 Virg Tech S 15 Middle Tenn S 22 South CarolinaS 29 at Tulane O 6 Florida O 13 at Kentucky O 20 Auburn O 27N 3 at Alabama N 10 Louisiana Tech N 17 at Mississippi N 23 Arkansas (F)

MARSHALL(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) FieldTurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 at Miami, Fl S 8 West Virginia S 15 New HampshireS 22 at Cincinnati O 2 at Memphis (Tues) O 6O 13 at Tulsa O 21 S Mississippi (S) O 27 Rice (HC) N 3 at UCF N 10 East Carolina N 17 at Houston N 24 UAB

MICHIGAN STATE(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 UAB S 8 Bowling Green S 15 Pittsburgh S 22 at Notre Dame S 29 at Wisconsin O 6 Northwestern O 13 Indiana (HC) O 20 at Ohio St O 27 at Iowa N 3 Michigan N 10 at Purdue N 17 Penn St N 24

MIDDLE TENNESSEE ST(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) Artifi cialDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 at Florida AtlS 6 at Louisville (Th)S 15 at LSU S 20 W Kentucky (Th)S 29 Florida Int’l O 6 Virginia O 13 at Memphis O 20 Arkansas St (HC)O 27 at North Texas N 3 at ULM N 10 Louisiana-Lft N 20 at Troy (Tues) N 24

NEVADA(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) FieldTurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 at Nebraska S 8 at NorthwesternS 15 Nicholls St S 22S 29 UNLV O 6 Fresno St (HC) O 14 at Boise St (S) O 20 at Utah St O 27 Idaho N 2 at New Mexico St (F) N 10N 16 Hawaii (Fri) N 24 at San Jose St

PENN STATE(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 Florida Int’l S 8 Notre Dame S 15 Buffalo S 22 at Michigan S 29 at Illinois O 6 Iowa O 13 Wisconsin (HC) O 20 at IndianaO 27 Ohio St N 3 Purdue N 10 at Temple N 17 at Michigan St N 24

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PURDUE(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) Grass P.A.T.DATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 at Toledo S 8 Eastern Illinois S 15 Central Michigan S 22 at Minnesota S 29 Notre Dame O 6 Ohio St O 13 at Michigan O 20 Iowa O 27 Northwestern (HC) N 3 at Penn St N 10 Michigan St N 17 at Indiana N 24

RICE(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) Field TurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 Nicholls StS 8 at BaylorS 15 Texas Tech S 22 at Texas S 29O 3 at S Mississippi (Wed) O 13 at HoustonO 20 Memphis O 27 at Marshall N 3 UTEP (HC) N 10 at SMU N 17 Tulane N 24 Tulsa

RUTGERS(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) FieldTurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCOREA 30 Buffalo (Th) S 7 Navy (F) S 15 Norfolk St (HC) S 22 S 29 Maryland O 6 Cincinnati O 13 at Syracuse O 18 USF (Th) O 27 West Virginia N 3 at Connecticut N 9 at Army (F) N 17 Pittsburgh N 24

SMU(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) A-Turf PremierDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 3 Texas Tech (M) S 8 North Texas S 15 at Arkansas St S 22 at TCU S 29 UTEP O 6O 13 at S Mississippi O 20 TulaneO 27 at Tulsa N 4 at Houston (S) N 10 Rice N 17 UCF N 24 at Memphis

SOUTH CAROLINA(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 Louisiana-Lft S 8 at Georgia S 15 S Carolina StS 22 at LSU S 29 Mississippi St O 4 Kentucky (Th) O 13 at N Carolina O 20 Vanderbilt O 27 at Tennessee N 3 at Arkansas N 10 Florida N 17 N 24 Clemson

USF(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 Elon S 8 at Auburn S 15 S 22 North Carolina S 28 West Virginia (F) O 6 at Florida Atlantic O 13 UCF O 18 at Rutgers (Th) O 27 at Connecticut N 3 Cincinnati (HC) N 10 at Syracuse N 17 Louisville N 24 at Pittsburgh

S MISSISSIPPI(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) MomentumDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 Tenn-Martin S 8 at Tennessee S 15 at East Carolina S 22S 27 at Boise St (Th) O 3 Rice (Wed) O 13 SMU (HC) O 21 at Marshall (S) O 28 UCF (S)N 3 at UAB N 10 Memphis N 17 at UTEP N 24 Arkansas St

STANFORD(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 UCLA S 8S 15 San Jose St S 22 Oregon S 29 Arizona St (HC) O 6 at USC O 13 TCU O 20 at Arizona O 27 at Oregon StN 3 WashingtonN 10 at Washington St N 17N 24 Notre Dame

TEMPLE(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCOREA 31 Navy (Fri) S 8 Buffalo S 15 at Connecticut S 22 at Bowling Green S 29 at Army O 6 N Illinois (HC) O 13 at Akron O 20 Miami, Oh O 27N 2 at Ohio (Fri) N 10 Penn St N 17 Kent StN 24 at W Michigan

TENNESSEE(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 at California S 8 S Mississippi S 15 at Florida S 22 Arkansas St S 29 O 6 Georgia O 13 at Mississippi St O 20 at Alabama O 27 South Carolina N 3 Louisiana-Lft (HC) N 10 Arkansas N 17 Vanderbilt N 24 at Kentucky

TEXAS(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) P.A.T.DATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 Arkansas St S 8 TCU S 15 at UCF S 22 Rice S 29 Kansas St O 6 † Oklahoma (Dallas)O 13 at Iowa St O 20 at Baylor O 27 Nebraska N 3 at Oklahoma St N 10 Texas Tech N 17 N 23 at Texas A&M (F)

TEXAS A&M(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 Montana St S 8 Fresno St S 15 ULM S 20 at Miami, Fl (Th) S 29 Baylor O 6 Oklahoma St O 13 at Texas Tech O 20 at Nebraska O 27 Kansas N 3 at Oklahoma N 10 at Missouri N 17 N 23 Texas (F)

TEXAS TECH(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) Artifi cialDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 3 at SMU (Mon) S 8 UTEP S 15 at Rice S 22 at Oklahoma St S 29 Northwestern St O 6 Iowa St (HC) O 13 Texas A&M O 20 at Missouri O 27 Colorado N 3 at Baylor N 10 at Texas N 17 Oklahoma N 24

TULANE(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) Field TurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1S 8 Mississippi St S 15 Houston S 22 SE Louisiana S 29 LSU O 6 at Army O 13 at UAB O 20 at SMU O 27 Memphis (HC) N 3 Tulsa N 10 UTEP N 17 at Rice N 24 at East Carolina

TULSA(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) Field TurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCOREA 30 at ULM (Th) S 8 S 15 BYU S 21 Oklahoma (F) S 29 UAB O 6 at UTEP O 13 Marshall (HC) O 20 at UCF O 27 SMU N 3 at Tulane N 10 Houston N 17 at Army N 24 at Rice

UAB(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 at Michigan St S 8 at Florida St S 15 Alcorn St S 22 S 29 at TulsaO 6 at Miss St O 13 Tulane (HC) O 20 HoustonO 27 at East CarolinaN 3 S MississippiN 10 UCFN 17 at MemphisN 24 at Marshall

UCF(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 at NC StateS 8 S 15 TexasS 22 MemphisS 29 Louisiana-LftO 6 at East CarolinaO 13 at USFO 20 TulsaO 28 at S Mississippi (S) N 3 Marshall (HC)N 10 at UABN 17 at SMUN 24 UTEP

ULM(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCOREA 30 Tulsa (Th) S 8 at Clemson S 15 at Texas A&M S 22S 29 at Troy O 6 Arkansas St O 13 at North Texas O 20 Florida Int’l (HC) O 27 at Florida Atlantic N 3 Middle Tennessee N 10 Grambling StN 17 at AlabamaN 24 at Louisiana-Lft

UCLA(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 at Stanford S 8 BYU S 15 at Utah S 22 Washington S 29 at Oregon St O 6 Notre Dame O 13O 20 California (HC) O 27 at Wash St N 3 at Arizona N 10 Arizona St N 17N 24 Oregon

USC(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 Idaho S 8 S 5 at Nebraska S 22 Washingon St S 29 at Washington O 6 Stanford O 13 Arizona O 20 at Notre Dame O 27 at Oregon N 3 Oregon St (HC) N 10 at California N 17N 22 at Arizona St (Th)

WAKE FOREST(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) Field TurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 at Boston College S 8 Nebraska S 15 Army (HC) S 22 Maryland S 29O 6 at Duke O 11 Florida St (Th) O 20 at Navy O 27 North Carolina N 3 at Virginia N 10 at Clemson N 17 NC State N 24 at Vanderbilt

UTAH(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) FieldTurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCOREA 30 at Oregon St (Th) S 8 Air Force S 15 UCLA S 22 at UNLV S 29 Utah St (HC) O 5 at Louisville (F) O 13 San Diego St O 18 at TCU (Th) O 27 at Colorado St N 3N 10 Wyoming N 17 New Mexico N 24 at BYU

UTAH STATE(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) SprinturfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCOREA 30 UNLV (Th) S 8 at Wyoming S 15 at Oklahoma S 22 San Jose St (HC) S 29 at Utah O 6 at Hawaii O 13O 20 Nevada O 27 Louisiana Tech N 3 at Fresno St N 10 Boise St N 17 at New Mexico St N 24 at Idaho

UTEP(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) Astro PlayDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 New Mexico S 8 at Texas Tech S 15 at New Mexico St S 22 Texas Southern S 29 at SMU O 6 Tulsa O 13 East Carolina (HC) O 20 O 27 Houston N 3 at Rice N 10 at Tulane N 17 S Mississippi N 24 at UCF

VANDERBILT(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 Richmond S 8 Alabama S 15 Mississippi S 22S 29 E Michigan O 6 at Auburn O 13 Georgia (HC) O 20 at S Carolina O 27 Miami, Oh N 3 at Florida N 10 Kentucky N 17 at Tennessee N 24 Wake Forest

VIRGINIA(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) P.A.T.DATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 at Wyoming S 8 Duke S 15 at North Carolina S 22 Georgia Tech S 29 Pittsburgh O 6 at Middle TennO 13 Connecticut (HC) O 20 at Maryland O 27 at NC State N 3 Wake Forest N 10 at Miami, Fl N 17N 24 Virginia Tech

VIRGINIA TECH(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 East CarolinaS 8 at LSU S 15 Ohio S 22 William & Mary S 29 N Carolina (HC) O 6 at Clemson O 13 at DukeO 20O 25 Boston College (Th) N 1 at Georgia Tech (Th) N 10 Florida St N 17 Miami, Fl N 24 at Virginia

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WASHINGTON(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) Field TurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCOREA 31 at Syracuse (F) S 8 Boise St S 15 Ohio St S 22 at UCLA S 29 USC O 6O 13 at Arizona St O 20 Oregon O 27 Arizona (HC) N 3 at Stanford N 10 at Oregon St N 17 California N 24 Washington St

WASHINGTON STATE(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) Field TurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 at Wisconsin S 8 † San Diego StS 15 Idaho S 22 at USC S 29 at Arizona O 6 Arizona St (HC) O 13 at Oregon O 20O 27 UCLA N 3 at California N 10 Stanford N 17 Oregon St N 24 at Washington

WESTERN KENTUCKY(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) Artifi cialDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 at Florida S 8 W Virginia TechS 15 Eastern KentuckyS 20 at Mid Tenn (Th)S 29 at Bowling Green O 6O 13 at Ball St O 20 at Indiana St O 27 N Carolina Central N 3 at ChattanoogaN 10 TroyN 17 Morehead StN 24 at North Texas

WEST VIRGINIA(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) Astro PlayDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 W Michigan S 8 at Marshall S 13 at Maryland (Th) S 22 East Carolina S 28 at USF (F) O 6 at Syracuse O 13O 20 Miss St (HC) O 27 at Rutgers N 3 N 8 Louisville (Th)N 17 at Cincinnati N 24 Connecticut

WISCONSIN(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) FieldTurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 Washington St S 8 at UNLV S 15 The CitadelS 22 Iowa S 29 Michigan St O 6 at Illinois O 13 at Penn St O 20 N Illinois O 27 Indiana (HC) N 3 at Ohio St N 10 Michigan N 17 at Minnesota N 24

WYOMING(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) Synthetic TurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 Virginia S 8 Utah St S 15 at Boise St S 22 at Ohio S 29O 6 TCU O 13 New Mexico (HC) O 20 at Air Force O 27 UNLV N 3 at San Diego St N 10 at Utah N 17 BYU N 23 at Colorado St (F)

SAN DIEGO STATE(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1S 8 † Wash St S 15 at Arizona St S 22 Portland St S 29 Cincinnati O 6 at Colorado St O 13 at Utah O 20 New Mex (HC) O 27 BYU N 3 Wyoming N 10 at UNLVN 17 at Air Force N 24 TCU

SAN JOSE STATE(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 at Arizona St S 8 at Kansas St S 15 at Stanford S 22 at Utah St S 29 UC Davis O 6 Idaho (HC) O 12 Hawaii (Fri) O 20 at Fresno St O 27N 3 at Boise St N 10 New Mexico St N 17 at Louisiana Tech N 24 Nevada

SYRACUSE(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) Field TurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCOREA 31 Washington (F) S 8 at Iowa S 15 Illinois S 22 at Louisville S 29 at Miami, Oh O 6 West Virginia O 13 Rutgers (HC) O 20 Buffalo O 27 N 3 at Pittsburgh N 10 USFN 17 at Connecticut N 24 Cincinnati

TCU(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) GrassDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 Baylor S 8 at Texas S 13 at Air Force (Th) S 22 SMU S 29 Colorado St O 6 at Wyoming O 13 at Stanford O 18 Utah (Th) O 27N 3 New Mexico (HC)N 8 at BYU (Th) N 17 UNLV N 24 at San Diego St

TOLEDO(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) NeXturfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 Purdue S 8 at Central Michigan S 15 at Kansas S 22 Iowa St S 29 Western Michigan O 6 Liberty (HC) O 13 at Buffalo O 20 Ohio O 27 Northern Illinois N 3 Eastern Michigan N 13 at Ball St (Tue) N 17N 23 at Bowling Green (F)

TROY(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) Artifi cialDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 at Arkansas S 8 at FloridaS 14 Oklahoma St (F) S 22 at Louisiana-Lft S 29 ULM O 6 at Florida Int’l O 13O 20 North Texas (HC) O 27 at Arkansas St N 3 at Georgia N 10 at W Kentucky N 20 Middle Tenn (Tue) N 24

UNLV(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) Turf TechDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCOREA 30 at Utah St (Th) S 8 Wisconsin S 15 Hawaii S 22 Utah S 29 at Nevada O 6 at Air Force O 13 BYU O 20 Colorado St (HC) O 27 at Wyoming N 3N 10 San Diego St N 17 at TCU N 24 at New Mexico

WESTERN MICHIGAN(SU: 0-0 ATS: 0-0) Field TurfDATE OPPONENT W/L L I N E SCORES 1 at West Virginia S 8 Indiana S 15 at Missouri S 22 Central Conn St S 29 at Toledo O 6 Akron O 13 at Northern Illinois O 20 Ball St (HC) O 27 at Eastern Michigan N 6 C Michigan (Tue) N 10N 17 at IowaN 24 Temple

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Miami, OH by 1.1 over BALL ST 7.1Kent St by 5.3 over IOWA ST 9.3ULM by 3.1 over Tulsa 8.1W VIRGINIA by 13.8 over W Michigan 9.2Ucla by 10.2 over STANFORD 6.8BOSTON COLLEGE by 0.3 over Wake Forest 6.2MINNESOTA by 9.7 over Bowling Green 6.3ARKANSAS by 19.3 over Troy 5.7

COMPUTER CORNER

AFC EAST REC PF PA vs AFC ALL HOME AWAY FAV DOG DIV N/DIV O/U HOME AWYNE 12-4 385 237 8-4-1 9-6-1 2-5-1 7-1 6-6-1 3-0 3-3 6-3-1 6-10 2-6 4-4NYJ 10-6 316 295 7-5 11-5 5-3 6-2 4-1 6-4 4-2 7-3 9-7 5-3 4-4BUF 7-9 300 311 5-7 10-6 5-3 5-3 3-3 7-3 4-2 6-4 7-9 4-4 3-5MIA 6-10 260 283 3-9 6-10 3-5 3-5 3-5 3-4 1-5 5-5 6-10 2-6 4-4AFC NORTH

BAL 13-3 353 201 10-2 10-6 6-2 4-4 5-4 5-2 3-3 7-3 6-9-1 3-4-1 3-5CIN 8-8 373 331 6-6 8-7-1 3-4-1 5-3 4-4-1 4-3 4-2 4-5-1 7-9 4-4 3-5PIT 8-8 353 315 5-7 8-8 5-3 3-5 7-6 1-2 3-3 5-5 9-6-1 6-1-1 3-5CLE 4-12 238 356 3-9 7-8-1 3-5 4-3-1 2-2 5-6-1 2-4 5-4-1 6-9-1 2-6 4-3-1AFC SOUTH

IND 12-4 427 360 9-3 7-8-1 4-3-1 3-5 5-8-1 2-0 1-5 6-3-1 8-8 4-4 4-4TEN 8-8 324 400 5-7 11-5 5-3 6-2 1-2 10-3 5-1 6-4 11-3-2 6-1-1 5-2-1JAX 8-8 371 274 5-7 8-7-1 6-2 2-5-1 3-6 4-1-1 2-3-1 6-4 8-7-1 5-2 3-5-1HOU 6-10 267 366 6-6 7-9 4-4 3-5 1-2 6-7 3-3 4-6 8-8 4-4 4-4AFC WEST

SD 14-2 492 303 10-2 9-7 5-3 4-4 8-9 1-0 4-2 5-5 10-6 5-3 5-3DEN 9-7 319 305 8-4 5-11 1-7 4-4 3-9 2-2 0-6 5-5 8-8 5-3 3-5KC 9-7 331 315 5-7 8-8 5-3 3-5 5-5 3-3 4-2 4-6 8-7-1 4-4 3-4-1OAK 2-14 168 332 1-11 6-10 3-5 3-5 0-2 6-8 4-2 2-8 3-12 2-6 1-6-1NFC EAST REC PF PA vs NFC ALL HOME AWAY FAV DOG DIV N/DIV O/U HOME AWAYDAL 9-7 425 350 6-6 8-8 4-4 4-4 6-7 2-1 1-5 7-3 9-5-2 4-3-1 5-2-1PHI 10-6 398 328 9-3 9-7 4-4 5-3 6-6 3-1 5-1 4-6 8-7-1 3-4-1 5-3NYG 8-8 355 362 7-5 8-8 3-5 5-3 4-5 4-3 5-1 3-7 8-7-1 2-6 6-1-1WAS 5-11 307 376 3-9 5-10-1 3-5 2-5-1 1-3 4-7-1 1-5 4-5-1 7-7-2 3-4-1 4-3-1NFC NORTHCHI 13-3 427 255 11-1 9-6-1 5-3 4-3-1 8-6 1-0-1 3-3 6-3-1 11-4-1 7-1 4-3-1GB 8-8 301 366 7-5 7-8-1 2-6 5-2-1 2-1 5-6-1 4-2 3-6-1 8-8 3-5 5-3MIN 6-10 282 327 6-6 7-9 3-5 4-4 2-4 5-5 4-2 3-7 7-8-1 3-4-1 4-4DET 3-13 305 398 2-10 6-10 4-4 2-6 0-3 6-7 1-5 5-5 9-7 3-5 6-2NFC SOUTHNO 10-6 413 322 9-3 10-6 3-5 7-1 2-4 7-2 4-2 6-4 8-8 4-4 4-4CAR 8-8 275 304 6-6 5-8-2 2-5-1 3-4-1 3-5-1 2-3-1 3-3 2-5-2 7-9 3-5 4-4ATL 7-9 292 328 5-7 8-8 3-5 5-3 4-6 4-2 3-3 5-5 4-10 3-4-1 1-6TB 4-12 211 353 2-10 6-9-1 3-4-1 3-5 0-2-1 5-7 2-4 4-5-1 7-9 4-4 3-5NFC WESTSEA 9-7 335 341 7-5 6-9-1 4-3-1 2-6 3-7-1 3-2 1-5 5-4-1 9-7 4-4 5-3STL 8-8 367 381 6-6 8-7-1 4-4 4-3-1 3-5-1 5-2 3-3 5-3-1 8-7-1 5-2-1 3-5SF 7-9 298 412 5-7 9-7 4-4 5-3 1-2 8-5 5-1 4-6 9-7 4-3 5-4ARZ 5-11 314 389 5-7 8-8 3-5 5-3 1-3 7-5 3-3 5-5 11-5 5-3 6-2

PRO STATISTICS

TOTAL OFF OFF OFF TOTAL DEF DEF DEF SCKS SCKS TURN OFF DEF AFC OFF RUSH YPC PASS DEF RUSH YPC PASS VS BY EDGE YPP YPPBaltimore 17 25 3.4 11! 1 2 3.3 6 2 2 17 14.4 21.0Buffalo 30 27 3.7 28! 19 28 4.7 7X 25 13 -4 14.2 17.0Cincinnati 8 26 3.8 6! 31 15 4.2 32X 18 16 7 14.6 17.2Cleveland 31 30 3.6 23! 27 29 4.4 15 30 27 -15 17.8 15.5Denver 21 8 4.4 25 14 12 4.1 21X 12 15 0 15.5 17.1Houston 28 21 3.9 27! 24 20 4.4 22X 24 27 -3 16.7 14.8Indianapolis 2 18 4.0 2! 21 32 5.3 2X 1 31 7 14.2 14.8Jacksonville 10 3 5.0 24! 2 4 3.5 10 12 16 1 14.6 16.6Kansas City 16 9 4.2 22! 16 18 4.2 18X 22 23 4 15.5 16.7Miami 20 22 4.1 13 4 8 3.5 5 21 3 2 19.1 16.3New England 11 12 3.9 12! 5 5 3.9 12 10 5 6 14.0 19.9NY Jets 25 20 3.5 17! 20 24 4.6 14X 15 16 0 15.5 18.0Oakland 32 29 3.9 31 3 25 4.0 1X 32 19 -23 23.4 13.7Pittsburgh 7 10 4.2 9! 9 3 3.5 20X 28 9 -8 16.2 15.3San Diego 4 2 4.9 16! 10 7 4.2 13 8 1 13 11.9 15.9Tennessee 27 5 4.7 30X 32 30 4.6 27X 11 29 3 14.8 14.8NFCArizona 18 31 3.2 10! 29 16 4.1 30X 17 10 3 15.9 14.4Atlanta 12 1 5.5 32 22 10 3.8 29X 25 13 6 18.2 16.2Carolina 24 24 3.9 15! 7 11 3.9 4 14 7 -6 18.2 15.5Chicago 15 15 3.6 14 6 6 4.0 11 5 10 8 12.2 18.5Dallas 5 13 4.1 5! 13 9 3.9 24 19 19 1 13.6 14.8Detroit 22 32 3.7 7! 28 21 4.1 25X 31 26 -9 16.2 13.9Green Bay 9 23 3.9 8 12 13 3.9 17 5 4 0 18.1 14.0Minnesota 23 16 4.1 18! 8 1 2.8 31X 22 25 4 17.5 14.7New Orleans 1 19 3.7 1! 11 23 4.9 3 4 10 -4 15.2 15.3NY Giants 14 7 4.7 19 25 14 4.0 28 7 23 0 14.7 15.1Philadelphia 3 11 4.8 3! 15 26 4.5 9 8 8 5 15.2 16.0San Francisco 26 6 5.0 29 26 19 4.1 26X 19 19 -5 16.3 13.4Seattle 19 14 4.0 20 18 22 4.6 16X 27 6 -8 15.3 16.5St Louis 6 17 4.3 4! 23 31 4.9 8 28 19 14 15.7 14.1Tampa Bay 29 28 3.8 26 17 17 3.9 19X 15 29 -11 20.5 14.9Washington 13 4 4.5 21 30 27 4.5 23X 3 32 -5 17.1 15.0

2006 NFL TEAM RANKINGS (REG. SEASON)

To Read rankings - YPC is yards per carry for each team's offense and defense. Turnover edge is the amount of turnovers that team is + or -. OFF YPP is offensive yds per point. This shows the avg amount of yds a team travelled per point scored. The lower the number the more effi cient the off. DEF YPP is defensive yds per point. The higher the number here, the better the def is at making their opponents work at scoring points. The remaining columns show the team's rank in that category. Next to the passing ratings there may be a ! or an X. On the offensive side a ! means they are completing over 59% of their passes while the X shows that their QB's are completing less than 53%. Defensively, the opposite holds true as the ! has that team's def holding its opp under 53% completions and the X shows that they allow over 59% completions.

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THE OPENING LINE COLLEGE FOOTBALLThursday, August 30thFav-Dog NC OPEN TTLBALL ST-Miami, OH E 6 51RUTGERS-Buffalo 28 31 NLLsu-MISS ST 17 17 NLIOWA ST-Kent St K-4 I-4 45'Unlv-UTAH ST 6 8 50OREGON ST-Utah 7 6' 52'Tulsa-ULM E 5 49'Friday, August 31stNavy-TEMPLE 17 21 NLWash-SYRACUSE 1 3 45Saturday, September 1stW VIRGINIA-W Mich 17 23 NLVIRG TECH-E Caro 21 24' NLMIAMI, FL-Marshall 21 19 NLMICHIGAN ST-Uab 27 19 NLConnecticut-DUKE 6 5' 50'Virginia-WYOMING E 4 39'NEBRASKA-Nevada 24 19' NLMiss-MEMPHIS MEM-4 3 47Iowa-N ILLINOIS 14 11' 44OREGON-Houston 21 14' 56'WISCONSIN-Wash St 14 14 48NOTRE DAME-GTech 1 2' 42Missouri-ILLINOIS 4 5' 53'Ucla-STANFORD 7 17 48'

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GEORGIA 33 Okla St 24 - Three years ago OSU opened on the road vs UCLA and dominated with a 31-20 win rushing for 424 yards. OSU just beat an SEC team (Alabama) in the bowl game and has their big 3 back this year in QB Reid, RB Savage and WR Bowman. They are 2-6 ATS as an AD under Gundy with 1 SU win in that role (Kansas +2’). The situation favors the Pokes as they only have Fla Atlantic on deck while Georgia has a huge game vs Steve Spurrier and South Carolina. The Dawgs were in this spot in 2005 and waxed #18 Boise St 48-13 as there was a lot of talk of Boise winning. GA is 5-10-1 ATS as a HF. This is a great non-conf matchup but we side with the SEC team that is our favorite to win the SEC East. KANSAS 33 C Michigan 20 - The Jayhawks are 8-4 ATS vs non-BCS schools. While CMich is 4-8-1 ATS in season openers. Chippewas are 2-20 SU & 5-16-1 ATS in non-conf AG’s. The Jayhawks are looking for a breakthrough year and after losing on the road vs Toledo LY will not take the defending MAC Champs and Motor City Bowl winner lightly. At 6-6 they were home for the holidays and missed out on being matched up with CM. They only have SE Louisiana on deck and Mangino is 8-5 ATS as a HF and on a current run of 12-5 ATS at home. Kansas actually dominated Toledo LY with a 23-14 FD edge yet lost so they may want to put the hammer down if they can. CMich returns QB LeFevour and WR Anderson who combined for 73 connections as frosh and overall has 14 starters back. They do have a fi rst time HC in Butch Jones who was the OC at CM in ‘02-’03 and was the QB coach at WV the last 3 yrs. CM did win in the Glass Bowl LY (same place Kansas lost) and almost upset Kentucky on the road. After losing to a MAC team at home (BG 39-16) in his fi rst year Mangino waxed Toledo 63-14 in his only other opportunity (‘04). Colorado 21 Colorado St 20 - †Denver. The dog is 9-2 ATS in this in-state rivalry with the last 5 being decided by 4.4 ppg. LY CU scored a TD on its 1st poss (see Past History) but lost 14-10 with CSU QB Hanie hitting 20-23 for 233 yds. The offenses are even with the Buffs having the edge on defense (#37 vs #67) and CSU the ST edge (#40-#81). This game is in Denver with a split crowd. Hawkins opened his 1st year at CU 0-6 and with Ariz St and Fla St on deck will make this game a high priority. Colo St is one of the most improved teams in the NCAA and has 81.3% lettermen returning while CU has just 60.2%. CSU offense will greatly improve on their 2.5 ypc with RB Kyle Bell returning from injury. This looks like another intra-state toss-up so take the points. cont on pg 10

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Wake is 4-0 ATS vs Boston College with THREE outright upsets! They are the defending ACC Champs and coach Grobe is in his 7th year. BC has a brand-new HC in Jagodzinski who was with the Packers last year. BC was 7-0 SU and 3-2-1 ATS at home last year but that was with departed HC O'Brien who they face NEXT week. Grobe meanwhile is 20-8 ATS as a dog. You would think that teams would have the edge when facing WF in the opener with a month to prep for their confusing alignments, but WF is 3-3 ATS in openers and has avg 27.3 ppg. In BC’s loss LY they did have a 430-280 yd edge with QB Ryan having career highs of 40-57 for 402. Wake is 9-1 ATS vs the ACC Atlantic Division that started 2 years ago. They also won all 6 SU on the road LY (beat Florida St 30-0), have a veteran QB and could pull another upset. FORECAST: Wake Forest (+) 24 BOSTON COLLEGE 23

OTHER COLLEGE GAMES CONT PITT 34 E Michigan 13 - EM is 6-24 ATS vs non-conf, 5-18 ATS on grass and 2-15 SU in road openers with the avg loss by 26 ppg (6-10 ATS). Pitt only has Grambling on deck while EMich has a MAC West game vs Ball St. EM has 16 returning starters and just 9 lettermen lost and fi gures to be much stronger. At one point LY Pitt was 6-1 and thinking BCS but lost their last 5 and also lose QB Palko. LY EM allowed 370 ypg on the road and Pitt allowed 372 ypg at home. Wannstedt lost his 1st game vs a MAC member (Ohio in 2005) and LY crushed Toledo 45-3 at home. Pitt also beat Virginia by 25 in LY’s home opener. E Mich has played well away as Genyk is 11-7 ATS on the road and LY only lost on the road by 13 ppg despite their 1-11 fi nish. Purdue 31 TOLEDO 27 - Toledo is 26-10 ATS in the Glass Bowl and 36-4 SU! They have beaten the last 3 BCS teams who braved the trip in Minnesota (38-7 ‘01), #9 Pitt (35-31 ‘03) and Kansas (37-31 OT ‘06). Toledo is actually 2-1 SU vs Purdue and beat Joe Tiller is his Purdue coaching debut in ‘97. Purdue only has a IAA foe on deck while Toledo has a MAC West game vs defending MAC Champ C Mich (only West gms count for them in MAC standings). Amstutz is 5-0 ATS as a HD! Both teams are much improved but Purdue has our #15 offense and Toledo’s is only #81. Last year Toledo beat Kansas but was lucky to do so as KU had 24-13 FD and 391-237 yd edges. AUBURN 30 Kansas St 13 - The Wildcats are 6-19 ATS in their road openers. Auburn has lost 3 of its last 5 openers SU but 2 were vs USC and LY they whipped Wash St 40-14. Kan St usually plays a cupcake non-conf schedule so this is their fi rst road gm vs a non-conf BCS team in 6 years. LY they struggled on the road allowing 389.8 ypg and were 1-4 ATS with their 4 losses by 20 ppg. That includes their pathetic bowl effort vs Rutgers where they were outgained 479-162 and managed 6 FD’s. They do have 15 returning starters and are in the 2nd year of Ron Prince’s schemes. Auburn has a veteran QB in Cox and 7 starters back on defense from a unit that allowed just 292 ypg. The key could be the heat and humidity of the South which Auburn has practiced in all year and wore Wash St down last season. While we expect a big improvement in Cats QB Freeman, he has yet to prove he can get it done on the road vs a tough defense. CALIFORNIA 31 Tennessee 27 - Cal is 10-3 SU but 5-7 ATS in home openers S/'94. UT dominated Cal in rushing LY 216-64 and led 35-0 at home vs the #9 Bears before allowing garbage points. Tedford is 3-0 SU and 2-1 ATS at home vs BCS non-conf with the avg win by 29.3 ppg. UT has won 12 straight season openers but the last one on the road was in '98. The Vols have delivered outright upsets in 2 of their last 3 road openers as AD. Tenn piled up 514 yds vs Cal’s D LY and Cal has just 5 starters back on that side. Cal rates the edge on offense and Tennessee on D. Cal has a good sized ST edge and UT is on their fi rst trip West of the Mississippi since visiting UCLA in '97.UTEP 24 New Mexico 21 - UTEP is 7-3 ATS in home openers and 6-2 ATS hosting former WAC rival NM. LY the Miners fell behind 19-0 w/just 4 FD & 83 total yards at the half and lost 26-13 on the road. While UTEP has a solid home edge the Lobos are an outstanding 15-7 as an AD. The Lobos have a large advantage on defense with our #39 rated unit vs a young Miner group (#108). Even breaking in a new QB UTEP has the offensive edge with all 5 OL’s back and 3 VHT skill players. UTEP has been an underachieving team the last 2 years while New Mexico has been an overachiever. The talent on the fi eld says UTEP but all of the other power ratings point to NM. The bottom line here is that Long’s teams are just 14-30-1 ATS in the 1H of the year and 38-21 in the 2H of the year so call for the Miners to start fresh with a win. Keep in mind they should have beaten #24 Texas Tech at home LY losing in OT.

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ARIZONA ST 41 San Jose St 13 - ASU is 12-4 ATS at home vs non-conf and these two last met in '01. ASU won 53-15 (-15’). The Sun Devils are 5-0 ATS in lined home openers (avg cover by 11.7). Dennis Erickson has the great advantage of facing SJSt in his season fi nale at Idaho LY and preps for the same team in this year’s opener. Erickson was 13-2 as a HF when he coached at another Pac-10 school Oregon St. ASU will be motivated as not only is this Erickson’s fi rst HG but they were 7-6 LY with a bowl loss while SJSt was 9-4 with a bowl win. SJSt is 1-3 ATS in road openers with the avg SU loss by 41 ppg. SJSt HC Tomey is 3-6 as an AD at SJSt and 8-3-1 in all other roles. USC 55 Idaho 0 - Last met in 1929. An interesting subplot is that USC DC Nick Holt was Idaho’s HC in ‘04-’05 and surprisingly left the team for USC last year. He is very familiar with the players but the Vandals may also have a little extra emotion because of it. USC has a bye on deck and their 3rd string would be favored over Idaho. Pete Carroll is 21-9 as a HF and 11-4 vs non-conf so he does put the hammer down. The Vandals were 29 pt dogs to start off each of the last 2 years but only lost by 8 and 10. Robb Akey is their new HC and last year his D (Wash St) held USC to 28 points. Idaho has a young QB and just 12 starters back learning new schemes on both sides of the ball. Pete Carroll is 4-0 when favored by 24 or more in Sept with wins by an avg of 56-11. This is Carroll’s best D yet and they may want to start the year with a shutout. PENN ST 41 Florida Int’l 0 - Paterno has opened vs non-BCS conf schools each of the last 5 years and is 2-3 ATS with wins by only 3, 13, 10 and 18 among the 5. He will have to do a great coaching job this week to get his team not to look past an 0-12 FIU team as NOTRE DAME is on deck! The Panthers are breaking in a new QB on the road in front of 100,000+ and our #7 rated defense. After LY’s Lion team only avg 22.3 ppg JoePa may want to give that unit some confi dence and it should be a top 40 unit this year. Power Plays calls for a 46 pt win but with a lack of focus in the 2H it may be tough to hit that high a number. TEXAS 45 Ark St 3 - 1st meeting. Ark St has lost 16 straight road openers by a 42-13 avg! Texas has won 7 straight season openers by an avg of 52-5! The Horns do have TCU on deck but last year beat both Sun Belt opponents by an avg of 62-4 even though they had Ohio St and Arkansas on deck. ASU has lost by 40 ppg in their last 5 on the road vs ranked tms. Texas ranks in our top 15 on both off and def and ASU in the bottom 15 in both and both have shown the propensity to get blown out in this situation. OKLAHOMA 49 N Texas 0 - OU is 9-0 SU & 6-1 ATS vs current SBC tms (48-6 avg score). Including LY’s 59-0 win vs SBC Champ Middle Tenn, Oklahoma has 9 shutouts in 8 yrs. Since their National Title Stoops is just 1-4-1 ATS in season openers and they have a huge game vs Miami (Fl) on deck. NT is rebuilding under a new HC and moving to the Texas Tech type offense which the Sooners do well against every year. OU also has perhaps the best secondary in the NCAA so we will call for a shutout and give OU a good chance of holding NT to UNDER 100 TOTAL yards! OU has a young QB needing to gain confi dence and when he sits down other challengers for the job will come in meaning they should continue to score in the 2H. SOUTH CAROLINA 45 Louisiana-Lft 3 - While ULL has lost their last two road openers to Texas and LSU by an avg of 53-3 they were 6-1 ATS prior including 2003 when they only lost here 14-7 as a 24 pt dog. In ULL’s 6 meetings vs BCS schools since then they have lost by an avg of 41.6 ppg. Spurrier is on a 7-1 run as a favorite and LY beat SBC champ MTSt 52-7 (but MT had their SBC title game on deck). SC does have a huge game vs Georgia on deck but also has our #13 rated D which will be thinking shutout and a large edge on ST’s (#25 vs #95). ARKANSAS 37 Troy 17 - Troy is 5-1 ATS in road openers and almost upset Florida St last year. Their only meeting was in ‘02, a 23-0 Ark win (-24). Ark has had 5 TO’s in each of their last 2 season openers. They are 9-3 ATS prior to a bye but 5-9 ATS vs SBC teams. The Hogs had the #11 pass D LY and basically return 3 starters to that unit so they match up well vs Troy’s pass offense. Troy allowed 300+ yards rushing to GT and Neb LY and while they have 5 of their defensive front 7 back, they are still vulnerable to a powerful rush attack like the Hogs. QB Haugabook does give Troy some backdoor potential. FLORIDA ATLANTIC 20 Mid Tenn 13 - MT is a perfect 8-0 ATS in road openers and was 4-0 in SBC AG LY, winning by 23 ppg. The Owls are 4-6 SU & 2-5 ATS at home and 0-2 ATS in home openers. Angle players will love MT here especially since they were in a bowl LY and the Owls are just 7-16 SU the last 2 yrs. Last year’s matchup was a misleading fi nal as FAU had a 23-13 FD edge but MT got a 94 yd KR TD, a 50 yd FR TD, a 28 yd TD drive after a TO and while running out the clock with :46 left the RB broke thru and raced 56 yds for a garbage TD and a 35-14 win. FAU has 18 starters back and 51 lettermen (just 9 lost) while MT is not as experienced as LY with 12 starters back and 17 lettermen lost (just 33 ret). The Owls are underrated and showed they could stand toe-to-toe with MT LY, are improved and at home this year. Texas Tech 34 SMU 24 - Monday. SMU is 12-5 ATS at home but 1-5 ATS in home openers. The only time they faced TT in a home opener was '04 and they lost by 14 as a 24' pt dog. TT is 11-0 SU vs SMU S/’89 winning every gm by DD (avg win by 27). SMU only had our #83 pass D LY and has two starting DB’s back (both CB’s). They have allowed 488 total yds (24 pts), 437 yds (58 pts), 537 yds (27 pts) and 501 yds (35 pts) in Bennett’s 4 matchups vs Leach. TT is just 2-8 ATS as an AF and SMU is 7-4 as a HD. SMU outgained foes by 47 ypg at home LY (-34 ypg on road) with 373 ypg offense. TT only outgained foes by 14 ypg on the road (+115 at home). Florida St 24 CLEMSON 17 - Monday. The home team is 9-2-1 ATS. This is the 9th Bowden Bowl. LY CU scored w/:08 left as father Bobby lost to son Tommy for the 3rd time in 4 yrs. In the last two trips to Death Valley Bobby has lost by 16 & 21 pts. Tommy is 3-4 ATS in road openers. Florida St is one of the most improved teams in the country and could be this year’s surprise team while Clemson only has 12 starters back and must replace 28 lettermen (FSU loses just 16). Don’t miss out on today’s game and pay only after you win!!! Two games for us to choose from! Call 1-800-654-3448 between 11:00 am - 1:00 pm ET for our Monday Night Magic Play.

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EARLY BIRD PLAY9-4 69% in 2006!!90-46 66% L/10Y

COLLEGE 900 PLAY OF THE DAY*87-52 63% L/9Y Some PPH Plays are 2 for 1 call. * denotes

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BOWL HANGOVERFor a team to get to a bowl game, they had to have been success-ful the previous year. Teams off a 14 pt loss did lose a bit of their swagger. Now going on the road in their opening game the next year or facing a superior foe, this team which lost con dence, is perhaps unable to regain it in a much tougher situation. We have found that since 2000, teams that have lost by 14 points or more that are either an underdog or away from home are a poor 7-18 28% ATS. Therefore, Play AGAINST a team that lost by 14 points or more in a bowl game and opens up the following season away from home or as an underdog.

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