Mornin' all,coffee is on - with the first College Football Playoff rankings coming next week, this seems to be the calm before the storm.
Where will the upsets come from? Can Penn State screw up Ohio State? Who will survive the Texas vs Vanderbilt showdown? Who will stay alive for the CFP in the Oklahoma vs Tennessee battle? No real iconic match-ups,no doubt there will be a few surprises tho
In the BIG it's the University of Spoiled Children vs the Bugeaters @ 7:30 on NBC,could be a 1 possession game. USC has been in and out of the AP Top 25 poll as it struggles with consistency. Nebraska is consistently bad against ranked opponents.
No. 2 Indiana at Maryland -- 3:30 p.m. on CBS.Indiana will look to keep rolling and maintain its unblemished record as it travels to Maryland. The Hoosiers are also searching for their second-straight 9-0 start under coach Curt Cignetti.Might watch this game
Vanderbilt Commodores (+2.5) at Texas Longhorns might be with out Arch Manning with a concussion. Texas will have its hands full against a very good Vanderbilt squad.At 7-1, Vanderbilt has already exceeded expectations this season and notched victories over three ranked squads.
Oklahoma Sooners (+3) at Tennessee Volunteers - the loser leaves town as both have 2 loses,Sooners are 1-2 over their last three contests. Sooners' QB John Mateer hasn't looked as dynamic since coming back from surgery on his throwing hand in late September; Volunteers' QB Joey Aguilar seems to get better every week
Penn State at No. 1 Ohio State -- noon on Fox,border battle,ninnies got nothing to lose and will go all in. A 3-4 record, fired coach and an injured quarterback later, the Nittany Lions are just trying to keep their heads above water. The Buckeyes, on the other hand, are 7-0, and have their sights set on winning another national title.
Georgia Bulldogs (-7.5) vs. Florida Gators - what Florida team is going to come out of the tunnel. That’s the question here, because there is obviously the possibility that they’ve mailed the season in.
