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PICKS FOR GAMES OCTOBER 6 & 7, 2007
NCAA College Football Free Picks
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 VS.
#5 Wisconsin Badgers (5-0)At Illinois
Fighting Illini (4-1)
Date & Time:
October 6, Saturday, 12:00 p.m.
The nation's longest winning
streak is on the line in Champaign this Saturday, as the
fifth-ranked Wisconsin Badgers try to make it 15 in a row
when they come calling on the surprising Illinois Fighting
Illini. The Badgers have won a school-record nine straight
Big Ten bouts, although their two league wins this year have
been by an average of just 3.5 points. Wisconsin is playing
only its second away game of the season this week, and the
road to a possible Big Ten championship doesn't get easier
next Saturday as the team heads to Happy Valley for a date
with the Penn State Nittany Lions. Speaking of Joe Paterno's
club, it was Illinois that handed the then 21st-ranked Lions
their second straight loss last week in a 27-20 final.
As a result, the Illini are 4-1
for the first time since 2001 and it was their first win
over a ranked opponent in their last 19 tries. Illinois is
2-0 in the Big Ten for the first time since 1991 and this
bout against the Badgers is one of seven the club will play
against teams that played in a bowl game last year.
Illinois owns a narrow 35-33-7
edge in the all-time series with Wisconsin, but the Badgers
have won the last four meetings, and five of the last six in
Champaign.
TAKE
#5 WISCONSIN BADGERS PLUS +2.5 POINTS
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Miami - Florida Hurricanes (4-1)At North
Carolina Tar Heels (1-3)
Date & Time:
October 6, Saturday, 12:00 p.m.
The Miami-Florida Hurricanes
invade Kenan Memorial Stadium in Chapel Hill for an ACC
clash with the North Carolina Tar Heels. Since a 51-13
trouncing at the hands of Oklahoma, the Hurricanes have
regained some momentum by winning each of their last three
bouts. Though they were three games the Hurricanes were
expected to win, coach Randy Shannon and his team will take
the wins any way they can get them, as the conference slate
only gets tougher from here on out. Last weekend, the
Hurricanes narrowly beat a Duke program that has given them
fits for the last two seasons.
Across the other sideline, the
Tar Heels are trying to snap a four-game slide since a
season-opening win over James Madison that now seems like
ages ago. But UNC battled valiantly last weekend against the
15th-ranked Hokies of Virginia Tech, who dealt the Tar Heels
a 17-10 loss. North Carolina head coach Butch Davis coached
at Miami from 1995-2000, and this will be the first time the
'Canes face their former skipper. UNC has dropped
all three of its road contests
this season, as the Tar Heels are no doubt happy to be back
in Chapel Hill. The all-time series between these two
schools is tied at five wins apiece, although the Hurricanes
are winless in two tries in Chapel Hill.
TAKE
MIAMI-FLORIDA HURRICANES MINUS -6.5 POINTS
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Northwestern Wildcats (2-3)At Michigan
State Spartans (4-1)
Date & Time:
October 6, Saturday, 12:00 p.m.
A set of teams trying to find
their way back into the win column collide in East Lansing
this Saturday, as the Northwestern Wildcats tangle with the
Michigan State Spartans in Big Ten action. The Wildcats
enter the contest on the decline, as they have dropped their
last three games following back-to-back wins to open the
season. Most recently, the team dipped to 0-2 in Big Ten
play following a 28-16 setback to Michigan this past
weekend. The team now heads out to the road for just the
second time this season, losing its first outing on foreign
soil, 58-7, at nationally-ranked Ohio State.
As for MSU, it concluded a
brief two-game road swing with a tough 37-34 setback at
nationally-ranked Wisconsin this past weekend. It was the
Big Ten opener for the Spartans, who won their first four
games of the year. The team now returns back home, where it
has gone a perfect 3-0 thus far. MSU leads the all-time
series against Northwestern, 32-15, and that includes a
dramatic 41-38 come from behind victory in last season's
meeting in Evanston.
TAKE
MICHIGAN STATE SPARTANS MINUS -14.5 POINTS
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Arizona Wildcats
(2-3) At Oregon State Beavers (2-3)
Date & Time:
October 6, Saturday, 4:00 p.m.
The Oregon State Beavers shoot
for their first Pac-10 Conference win this weekend as they
suit up and host the Arizona Wildcats at Reser Stadium.
Since winning two of the first three games of 2007 versus
the likes of Utah and Idaho State, the Beavers have had
their issues. A loss to Arizona State in Tempe (44-32) was
followed by last week's 40-14 setback versus UCLA in
Corvallis, dropping the team to 0-2 in league play.
As for the Wildcats, they
recorded their first Pac-10 victory of the season last
weekend with a 48-20 thrashing of Washington State at home.
The win snapped a two-game slide for Arizona, now just 2-3
after beating up on Northern Arizona earlier in the
campaign. As far as the all-time series is concerned,
Arizona has taken 20 of the previous 30 meetings between the
schools. However, after winning just twice between 1966 and
1998, OSU has made some
strides against the Wildcats by claiming victory in seven of
the last eight affairs. Last season in Tucson, Oregon State
captured a 17-10 triumph.
TAKE
ARIZONA WILDCATS PLUS +4 POINTS
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#6 South Florida Bulls (4-0)At Florida Atlantic Owls (3-2)
Date & Time:
October 6, Saturday, 3:30 p.m.
The sixth-ranked South Florida
Bulls take a break from Big East play this Saturday, as they
take on instate foe Florida Atlantic from Lockhart Stadium.
The Bulls enter the game on a high note, as they posted one
of the biggest wins in school history in a 21-13 triumph
over then fifth-ranked and undefeated West Virginia on
September 28th. The win not only came in the team's Big East
opener, but it also pushed USF to a perfect 4-0 on the
season. The Bulls, who had never been ranked in the Top 25
before this season, jumped 12 spots in the AP Poll following
last week's victory. USF, which is only in its seventh
season as a full-time member of the FBS, is the fastest club
in the modern era of college football to go from upstart
program to Top 10 in the rankings. With a win this weekend,
the Bulls would match their best start since beginning the
1998 campaign 5-0 as well.
As for FAU, it faced
nationally-ranked Kentucky last weekend and proved too be no
match in a 45-17 setback. The loss brought the team's
two-game winning streak to an end and in the process dropped
it to 3-2 overall. On a positive note, the Owls now head
back home, where they are a perfect 2-0 on the year. FAU and
USF have met just one time previously on the gridiron, with
the Bulls winning 51-10 over the Owls in 2002.
TAKE
#6 SOUTH FLORIDA BULLS MINUS -15.5 POINTS
THE
THE OVER 48.5 POINTS
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 VS.
Bowling Green Falcons (3-1) At #7 Boston College Eagles
(5-0)
Date & Time:
October 6, Saturday, 12:00 p.m.
The Boston College Eagles have
climbed all the way up to the seventh spot in the most
recent AP poll, and they are clearly favored in this
weekend's non-conference clash with the Bowling Green
Falcons. Bowling Green is 3-1 so far this season, including
wins in each of the last two outings. This past Saturday,
the Falcons put forth a strong offensive effort in a 41-21
triumph over Western Kentucky. Bowling Green has now scored
89 points in its last two games, but Boston College
obviously represents a major spike in competition level.
Speaking of the Eagles, they
moved to 5-0 with a 24-14 decision over a
tougher-than-expected UMass squad last weekend. The Eagles
began the campaign with three straight wins over ACC foes
and remain atop the league standings. This weekend's tilt
marks the third of what will be four straight
against non-league opponents
for Boston College. The Eagles have never faced Bowling
Green in football.
TAKE
THE OVER 57 POINTS
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 VS.
Kansas Jayhawks (4-0) At #24
Kansas State Wildcats (3-1)
Date & Time:
October 6, Saturday, 12:00 p.m.
Fresh off their tremendous
victory over the Texas Longhorns, the Kansas State Wildcats
will get set to host the Kansas Jayhawks in the 105th
Sunflower Showdown this Saturday afternoon from Snyder
Family Stadium. Kansas is coming off an impressive, 55-3 win
over the lowly Florida International Golden Panthers, and is
now a flawless 4-0 on the year. The Jayhawks' season began
with four straight home games, so this will be the first
road matchup for Kansas. However, don't expect Kansas to get
too homesick, as the team will return to its field next
weekend to face Baylor.
As for the Wildcats, they have
won three consecutive games, including an outstanding 41-21
win over the Texas Longhorns on the road this past weekend.
The win over the Longhorns vaulted the Wildcats back into
the national rankings for the first time since 2004. Not
only that, but the win over Texas was the first time KSU
defeated an opponent ranked in the top 10 on the road. KSU
has been one of the toughest teams to beat at home,
as the school is an
outstanding, 95-18-1 at Snyder Stadium over the last 17
years. This has been a very long and grueling all- time
series and it has been dominated by Kansas. The Jayhawks
have a solid 63-36-5 ledger in the overall series against
KSU and have won two of the last three meetings.
TAKE #24
KANSAS STATE WILDCATS MINUS -3 POINTS
TAKE THE OVER
55 POINTS
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 VS.
#12
Georgia Bulldogs (4-1) At Tennessee Volunteers
(2-2)
Date & Time: October 6,
Saturday, 3:30 p.m.
The 12th-ranked Georgia Bulldogs hit
the road for an SEC clash with the Tennessee Volunteers in
Knoxville. Georgia owns a 4-1 record, as the only loss to date for
the squad came against a South Carolina club that is currently
ranked 11th nationally. The Bulldogs are riding a three-game winning
streak that includes a 45-17 triumph over Ole Miss.
They were fortunate enough to avoid LSU
on the regular season schedule, but tough opponents such as Florida
and Kentucky are ahead. Tennessee owns a 2-2 record thus far, but
the club has yet to beat a quality opponent. Wins over Southern Miss
and Arkansas State have proved little, and the hope is last
weekend's open date provided Tennessee ample time to rest and
prepare for this critical clash against the Bulldogs.
Tennessee owns a narrow 19-15-2 series
lead over Georgia, and the Vols won last season's meeting by a 51-33
final.
TAKE #12
GEORGIA BULLDOGS PLUS +1.5 POINTS
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New York
Jets (1-3) At New York Giants (2-2)
Date & Time: October 7,
Sunday, 1:00 p.m.
Osi Umenyiora and a
suddenly dominant defense carried the New York Giants to a win for
the second consecutive week. Now, Eli Manning and the offense look
to find some consistency when they face the New York Jets on Sunday
in a rare regular season matchup between the Giants Stadium
co-tenants. After a pair of ugly performances in two straight losses
to open the season, the Giants (2-2) got a second consecutive
stunning effort from their defense last week, sacking Donovan McNabb
12 times to tie an NFL record and set a franchise mark in a 16-3 win
over Philadelphia. Six of those sacks came from defensive end
Umenyiora - who equaled his total in 11 games last season - setting
a Giants record and coming up one short of Derrick Thomas' league
mark. The Giants became the fifth team to record 12 sacks in a game
and the first to do it since 1985.
The Giants allowed 80
points in their first two games, but a complete turnaround seemed to
occur at halftime against Washington in Week 3. The Giants held the
Redskins scoreless in the final 30 minutes and made a last-minute
goal-line stand to secure a 24-17 victory. The Giants managed only
four sacks in the first three games to rank 26th in the league, but
moved into a tie with Chicago for the NFL lead in that category with
Sunday night's record-setting performance. While the Giants seem to
have found themselves defensively, the offense has been
inconsistent, dropping in total yardage in each game from a
season-high 438 in a 45-35 Week 1 loss at Dallas to last weekend's
212. Manning hopes to rebound from a somewhat shaky effort after
completing 14 of 26 passes for 135 yards, a touchdown and an
interception against the Eagles. He threw for 312 yards with four
scores and one interception against the Cowboys but has had trouble
maintaining that momentum, throwing three TDs and four interceptions
since the opener.
He hopes a meeting
with the struggling Jets (1-3) can help him rediscover his form from
this season's opener. The Jets are coming off a sloppy 17-14 loss at
previously winless Buffalo last week. They committed nine penalties
for 65 yards, matching their total number of infractions over the
first three games. The Jets also failed to capitalize on other key
opportunities, with Mike Nugent missing a 37-yard field goal before
halftime and Chad Pennington throwing two costly fourth-quarter
interceptions.
Jones has struggled
in his first year with New York, rushing for 254 yards with a 3.4
per-carry average and no touchdowns. The eight-year veteran, though,
had a similar slow start last season with Chicago, gaining 279 yards
with a 3.3 per-carry average and two TDs through four games. He
finished with 1,210 yards and six scores. Even without a consistent
running game, Pennington has been efficient, completing 76.8 percent
of his passes for 581 yards, five touchdowns and two interceptions
in three games. His two key mistakes against the Bills overshadowed
a strong passing performance, however, as he went 32-of-39 for 290
yards and a touchdown, completing 15 consecutive throws.
Pennington has been
helped by improved pass protection, which should get a test from the
suddenly sack-happy Giants. The Jets have allowed one sack in each
of the last two games after giving up a total of nine in the first
two contests. Pennington threw for 281 yards, four touchdowns and
two interceptions in the last meeting with the Giants, a 31-28
overtime loss Nov. 2, 2003. He forced the extra period with two
fourth-quarter TD passes in the final six minutes. The Giants have
won the last three meetings with the Jets and six of 10 all-time
meetings. The Giants' last loss in the series came Oct. 31, 1993.
TAKE NEW YORK
GIANTS MINUS -3.5 POINTS
TAKE THE OVER
41 POINTS
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 VS.
Chicago
Bears (1-3) At Green Bay Packers (4-0)
Date & Time: October 7,
Sunday, 8:15 p.m.
Quarterbacks like
the Green Bay Packers' Brett Favre are hard to come by - just ask
the Chicago Bears. Fresh off a record-setting performance, Favre
will try to keep his team undefeated Sunday when the Packers host
a Bears team desperate for an answer at quarterback. Favre moved
past Dan Marino to become the NFL's all-time leader in touchdown
passes in last week's 23-16 win over Minnesota, connecting on No.
421 to Greg Jennings in the first quarter. Favre, who also threw
his 422nd TD pass to James Jones in the fourth, was pleased with
the record, but said he was more excited about leading his team to
its first 4-0 start since 1998.
The Packers, along
with Dallas, remained one of two undefeated NFC teams. Green Bay
has won eight straight, the second-longest winning streak in the
NFL behind Indianapolis, which has won nine in a row. Still, it's
hard to overlook Favre's individual accomplishments. Two weeks
earlier, he broke John Elway's mark for victories when he led the
Packers to a 35-13 win over the New York Giants. The soon-to-be
38-year-old Favre also holds the marks for career completions and
consecutive starts by a QB, a streak that hit 241 on Sunday and
moved him past former Vikings center Mick Tingelhoff into second
place on the list for all players.
Late in the second
quarter against the Vikings, Favre broke another record he shared
with Marino by throwing his 8,359th pass. He's also within 2,656
passing yards of tying Marino's mark of 61,361. Favre, who has
thrown 119 passes without an interception, remained three picks
away from topping George Blanda for first place all-time. Favre is
the focus of Green Bay's offense, which throws 68 percent of the
time and ranks last in the league with 54.3 rushing yards per
game. None of the Packers' top four running backs - Vernand
Morency, Ryan Grant, Brandon Jackson and DeShawn Wynn - have
rushed for 100 yards total.
That's a claim the
Bears can only dream of making. Fed up with Rex Grossman, who
threw six interceptions and one touchdown pass in the first three
games, Chicago switched to veteran Brian Griese for last weekend's
game against Detroit. Griese, however, didn't provide much of an
upgrade - he was 34-of-52 for 286 yards and two touchdowns, but
threw three interceptions, one of which was returned for a score.
The Bears led 13-3
after three quarters, but allowed the Lions to score a
league-record 34 points in the fourth. Banged-up Chicago was
without Pro Bowl linebacker Lance Briggs (hamstring) and the
entire secondary that started the season opener. Despite the ugly
outcome, Smith said Monday he's sticking with Griese. The Bears
also continued to have problems running the ball, as Cedric Benson
managed only 50 yards on 15 carries. As a result, Chicago's 52
pass attempts tied for third most in team history.
The Bears rank an
uncharacteristic 27th in the league with 82.8 rushing yards per
game. To get his team going, Smith said he is going to try to get
dynamic playmakers Devin Hester and Greg Olsen more involved in
the offense. In just his second season, Hester scored his seventh
career touchdown on a kick or punt return Sunday, running a
kickoff back 97 yards in the fourth quarter. Chicago, the
defending NFC champion, is off to a disappointing start, but is
taking solace in the fact that the 2005 team went 11-5 and made
the playoffs despite opening 1-3.
TAKE GREEN
BAY PACKERS MINUS -3 POINTS
TAKE THE
OVER 40.5 POINTS
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