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PICKS FOR GAMES OCTOBER 27 & 28, 2007
NCAA College Football Free Picks
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 VS.
Colorado Buffaloes (4-4)At Texas
Tech Red Raiders (6-2)
Date & Time:
October 27, Saturday, 12:00 p.m.
A
pair of teams trying to find their way back into the win column
collide in Lubbock this Saturday, as the Colorado Buffaloes lock
horns with the Texas Tech Red Raiders in Big 12 play at Jones
AT&T Stadium. For the second straight week, the Buffaloes found
themselves on the losing end of a decision, dropping a 19-14
affair against nationally-ranked Kansas this past weekend. With
the loss, the team dipped to an even 4-4 overall and 2-2 in
conference play. To make matters worse, Colorado now hits the
road, where it has won just once in three tries thus far.
As
for Texas Tech, it is coming off its worst loss of the season, a
41-10 beating at the hands of nationally- ranked Missouri last
weekend. The loss snapped the club's three-game win streak and
dropped it to 6-2 overall and 2-2 in league action. The Raiders,
however, now head back to the friendly confines of Jones AT&T
Stadium, where they have won six straight, including all four
this season. Texas Tech and
Colorado have split eight previous meetings on the gridiron,
with the Buffaloes posting a 30-6 triumph in last season's
encounter in Boulder.
TAKE TEXAS TECH
RED RAIDERS MINUS -13.5 POINTS
TAKE THE OVER 61.5
POINTS
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 VS.
#21
Virginia Cavaliers (7-1)At NC State Wolfpack (2-5)
Date & Time:
October 27, Saturday, 4:30 p.m.
Tied for the second-longest winning streak in the nation
entering this week, the 21st-ranked Virginia Cavaliers try to
stay perfect in ACC play as they contend with the NC State
Wolfpack on the road in Raleigh. Since falling to Wyoming in the
season opener, 23-3, the Cavaliers have reeled off seven
consecutive victories, the most recent being an 18-17 nail-biter
last Saturday night versus Maryland on the road. During the
team's win streak this season, which has matched a school record
previously accomplished in 1914, 1949 and 1990, five have come
by five points or less.
As for the Wolfpack, they managed
to post just their second win of 2007 last weekend in a 34-20
triumph over East Carolina. The win was the first on the road
this season for NC State and its first against an opponent from
the newly-renamed Football Bowl Subdivision. The squad, which is
still 0-3 in league matchups, posted a 38-17 win over Wofford at
home. As far as the all-time series is concerned, NC State
leads, 32-21-1, since the relationship began back in 1904. The
Wolfpack is 15-8 at home in the series, but lost to Virginia on
the road last season in a 26-20 decision.
TAKE #21 VIRGINIA
CAVALIERS MINUS -3.5 POINTS
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 VS.
Indiana Hoosiers (5-3)At Wisconsin Badgers (6-2)
Date & Time:
October 27, Saturday, 12:00 p.m.
A
set of teams trying to notch their third Big Ten win of the
season collide at Camp Randall Stadium this Saturday, as the
Indiana Hoosiers tussle with the Wisconsin Badgers in Madison.
The Hoosiers enter the contest on a low note, as they suffered a
36-31 setback to Penn State this past weekend. It was the second
straight loss by Indiana, which dipped to 5-3 overall and 2-3 in
league play. The Hoosiers will now take their third crack at
becoming bowl eligible, a feat they last accomplished back in
1994.
As for Wisconsin, it stepped out of
league play last weekend and easily defeated Northern Illinois
44-3. The win was the team's 12th straight at Camp Randal
Stadium and it also made the Badgers bowl eligible for the sixth
straight season. Now at 6-2 overall, Wisconsin heads back into
league play, where it is an
even 2-2 thus far. The Badgers lead the all-time series with
Indiana, 33-18-2, and that includes a 52-17 triumph in last
season's meeting in Bloomington.
TAKE WISCONSIN
BADGERS MINUS -7.5 POINTS
TAKE THE OVER 57
POINTS
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 VS.
Utah Utes
(5-3) At Colorado State Rams (1-6)
Date & Time:
October 27, Saturday, 5:30 p.m.
No longer winless in 2007, the Colorado State Rams take aim at
their second straight victory this weekend as they challenge the
Utah Utes in Mountain West Conference play at Hughes Stadium.
The Rams had been suffering through one of the longest losing
streaks in the nation up until last weekend when the team
finally broke through with a commanding 48-23 win over UNLV on
the road at Sam Boyd Stadium. The victory snapped a 13-game
slide by CSU, which hadn't won since beating the same UNLV squad
by a score of 28-7 back on October 7, 2006.
As for the Utes, they've provided
head coach Kyle Whittingham with his first four-game win streak
thanks to a thrilling 27-20 decision against TCU last Thursday
night on the road in Fort Worth. The win was the fifth in the
last six games for the Utes, who are also now 2-2 in league
play. Utah needs just one more victory this season to become
bowl eligible and possibly take part in its fifth consecutive
postseason. The team has won its last six bowl contests dating
back to 1999, marked the second-longest postseason win streak in
the nation. With their 28-21
win in last year's meeting, the Utes pushed their lead in the
all-time series with Colorado State to 51-22-2.
TAKE
UTAH UTES MINUS 5.5
POINTS
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 VS.
UCLA
Bruins (5-2)At Washington
State Cougars (2-5)
Date & Time:
October 27, Saturday, 6:30 p.m.
A
pair of teams at completely different ends of the Pac-10
standings square off in Pullman this Saturday, as the UCLA
Bruins duel with the Washington State Cougars at Martin Stadium.
The Bruins enter the contest a perfect 4-0 in league play and
that has them in a tie with Arizona State for first place in the
Pac-10 standings. Last weekend, the team knocked off its first
nationally-ranked opponent of the season, defeating California
30-21. Dating back to last season, UCLA has now won seven
consecutive Pac-10 games and that is their longest conference
winning streak since posting 15 victories in a row from 1997-98.
Now at 5-2 overall, the Bruins hit the road, where they are 2-1,
including a perfect 2-0 in league play.
As for WSU, it resides at the
bottom of the league standings, along with Washington, at 0-4.
All four losses have come in a row, including a 53-7 beating at
the hands of nationally-ranked Oregon in its most recent outing
on October 13th. With just a 2-5 overall mark, the Cougars now
return home, where they are 2-1 on the year. In terms of the
all-time series, UCLA owns a 35-17-1 advantage
over WSU, although the Cougars won
last season's meeting, 37-15, in Pasadena.
TAKE UCLA BRUINS MINUS -6 POINTS
TAKE THE OVER 54.5
POINTS
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 VS.
Troy
State Trojans (5-2)
At Arkansas State Indians
(3-4)
Date & Time:
October 27, Saturday, 7:00 p.m.
The red-hot Troy Trojans will try to remain undefeated in Sun
Belt Conference action when they battle the Arkansas State
Indians this Saturday at Indian Stadium. After opening the
season with two straight losses, the Trojans have won five
consecutive games, including a sensational 45-7 win over North
Texas this past weekend. Since the beginning of last season the
Trojans have been outstanding in league action, posting an 11-1
mark.
As for the Indians, they suffered a
tough, 24-7 setback to Middle Tennessee this past weekend. The
loss dropped the team to 3-4 on the year and 1-2 in conference
play. Despite having a losing record on the year the team is a
perfect 3-0 at home. The Indians have won three consecutive
meetings against Troy, and
that includes a 33-26 win over the Trojans a year ago. The most
recent win pushed Arkansas State's lead in the all-time series
to 7-2.
TAKE
TROY STATE TROJANS MINUS -4.5 POINTS
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 VS.
#18
California Golden Bears (5-2) At #7
Arizona State Sun Devils
(7-0)
Date & Time:
October 27, Saturday, 10:00 p.m.
The seventh-ranked Arizona State Sun Devils sit atop the Pac-10
standings this week, but put that lofty position in jeopardy as
they welcome the 18th-ranked California Golden Bears to Tempe
for a conference showdown. First-year coach Dennis Erickson has
made an immediate impact in the desert, as his Sun Devils are
7-0 for the first time since 1996 and just the eighth time in
school history.
ASU was idle a week ago, but
despite the unblemished record, the Sun Devils are still looking
for respect, as California represents the first ranked foe for
ASU this season. Jeff Tedford's Golden Bears opened 2007 with
five straight wins, but have hit a wall of late, dropping two
straight in-conference, including last week's 30-21 setback at
UCLA. This will be the 27th all-time meeting between these two
teams, with the series knotted up at 13-13. The Golden Bears
have tied things up thanks to winning the last four meetings,
including a 49-21 decision in Berkeley last season.
TAKE #7
ARIZONA STATE SUN DEVILS MINUS -3 POINTS
TAKE THE
OVER 60 POINTS
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 VS.
Houston Cougars
(4-3) At Texas El-Paso Miners (4-3)
Date & Time:
October 27, Saturday, 9:00 p.m.
With the top spot in the West Division of Conference USA on the
line, the UTEP Miners will host the red-hot Houston Cougars this
Saturday evening at the Sun Bowl. The Cougars have won two
consecutive contests heading into this weekend with the most
recent win coming against UAB by a 49-10 score. Since the
beginning of last season, the Cougars are an outstanding 10-2 in
C-USA action.
As for the Miners, they had a
three-game winning streak snapped two weeks ago with a tough,
45-42 overtime loss to East Carolina. Since taking over as head
coach, Mike Price has led the Miners to a 16-6 mark at the Sun
Bowl. Next up for the Miners will be back-to-back road games
against Rice and Tulane. After
losing the first three meetings in the all-time series against
UTEP, the Cougars finally got into the win column this past
season with a 34-17 win over the Miners.
TAKE TEXAS
EL-PASO MINERS PLUS +4 POINTS
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 VS.
New York Giants
(5-2) At Miami Dolphins (0-7)
Date & Time:
October 28, Sunday, 1:00 p.m.
At least the Miami Dolphins get a
home game against a team to which they haven't lost in more than
a decade as they try to finally post their first win. Problem
is, that 'home game' isn't in Florida. It's not even in the
United States. And the team they're facing is one of the hottest
in football. The New York Giants hope a trip overseas doesn't
cool them off, going for a sixth straight victory and trying to
keep the disheartened Dolphins winless on Sunday as the NFL
plays a regular-season game in London for the first time. The
only other game played in the regular season that took place
outside the U.S. came in 2005 when Arizona beat San Francisco in
Mexico City. The league has held exhibition games overseas
previously, but never a game that counted.
This matchup at a
sold-out Wembley Stadium should give Europeans a better taste of
what the NFL is all about, as opposed to preseason contests in
which starters didn't play much and the results were virtually
meaningless. Commissioner Roger Goodell recently said the league
is even considering holding a Super Bowl in London at some
point. The Giants (5-2) have won five in a row - the last four
were all decided by double digits - and are a victory shy of
their longest regular-season win streak since a six-game run in
1993. Miami (0-7), meanwhile, is off to the worst start in the
franchise's 42-year history and has given up a league-high 231
points. No other team has allowed more than 200. The Dolphins
won the most recent meeting, 23-10 in 2003, but that's the only
matchup between these teams since the Giants won 17-7 in 1996.
This trip is
little more than what a flight for a game on the West Coast
would be, and both teams do get their bye weeks following this
contest, but Miami has the bad fortune of this being considered
one of its home games. New York has had no trouble taking care
of inferior teams the past few weeks, scoring more than 30
points in relatively easy wins over the New York Jets, Atlanta
and San Francisco. The Giants now face a Miami defense which has
surrendered 90 points over its last two games. A win Sunday
would put New York at 6-2, the same record it had at the halfway
point last season before losing six of its final eight
regular-season games.
Robbins is part
of a defense which has improved significantly since allowing a
combined 80 points and 846 yards of offense during the 0-2
start. The Giants have surrendered a total of 69 points - only
six offensive touchdowns - during the five-game win streak while
holding each of their opponents under 290 total yards. They have
compiled 25 sacks in that span and lead the league with 27,
including six in a 33-15 win over the 49ers last Sunday.
The Dolphins are
far from healthy. Last week's 49-28 home loss to the Patriots
saw Miami lose top rusher Ronnie Brown and starting safety
Renaldo Hill for the season to torn ACLs. The team already lost
quarterback Trent Green (concussion) and safety Yeremiah Bell
(Achilles') to season-ending injuries. Linebacker Zach Thomas
might not make the trip to London because he was in a minor car
accident after last Sunday's defeat. The departure of Brown may
be the biggest loss yet. He leads the league with 991 yards from
scrimmage, ranks fourth with 602 rushing yards and had scored
five touchdowns.
Jesse Chatman
should see the bulk of the carries in Brown's place, though
Patrick Cobbs and Lorenzo Booker could get some as well. Cleo
Lemon has started the last two games for Green and has had his
moments, throwing for 492 yards and two touchdowns, but he's
also thrown three interceptions and been sacked five times.
Manning also
makes his share of mistakes - he's had at least one interception
in every game - but has been fairly steady. He's thrown for two
touchdown passes in three straight games. He's backed by a
running game which has been solid regardless of who gets most of
the carries. Lately it's been Brandon Jacobs, who has rushed for
293 yards and two touchdowns on 51 attempts in three games since
returning from a knee injury. Derrick Ward played well while
Jacobs was sidelined and still ranks among the NFL's top 20
rushers with 448 yards despite getting only 15 carries over the
last two weeks.
TAKE NEW YORK
GIANTS MINUS -9
POINTS
TAKE THE OVER 48
POINTS
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 VS.
Houston Texans
(3-4) At San Diego Chargers (3-3)
Date & Time:
October 28, Sunday, 4:05 p.m.
The San Diego Chargers' franchise
has more than football on its mind as it prepares for Sunday's
scheduled home game against the Houston Texans. With sprawling
wildfires that forced more than a half a million to flee
Southern California this week, the Chargers (3-3) are in Arizona
working out at the Cardinals' training facility as they await
the league's decision where and when the game will be played.
San Diego's Qualcomm Stadium is being used as an evacuation
center for those whose homes could be endangered by the fires.
Houston and Dallas are also being considered as alternate sites
for the game, which could possibly be played Monday.
About 40 people
in the organization, including as many as 18 players, had to
evacuate their homes. Fifteen players on the current roster were
with the team in 2003 when wildfires forced the team to move a
Monday night game versus Miami to Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe,
Ariz. The team's current situation overshadows San Diego's
attempt for a third straight victory as it looks to top the .500
mark for the first time since starting 1-3. The Chargers are
coming off a bye week and haven't played since a 28-14 victory
over Oakland on Oct. 14.
Reigning MVP
LaDainian Tomlinson enjoyed his most productive day of the
season, rushing for 198 yards on 24 carries while matching a
career high with four touchdowns on the ground. Tomlinson, who's
rushed for 329 yards and two TDs in his first five games, needs
one rushing score to pass Jim Brown for fourth place on the
all-time list with 107. Tomlinson for 121 yards and a TD in San
Diego's 27-20 victory at Houston on Sept. 12, 2004 in the teams'
most recent meeting.
While the offense
looks to maintain its recent success, the Chargers defense hopes
for another dominating performance after forcing three turnovers
and recording five sacks against the Raiders. Merriman had 2 1/2
sacks and fellow linebacker Shaun Phillips had two and forced a
fumble for the Chargers, who have allowed 17 points in their
last two wins after giving up 99 in three straight losses.
It's uncertain
which Houston quarterback the Chargers will face. Starter Matt
Schaub suffered a bruised hip in a 38-36 loss to Tennessee last
Sunday and though he practiced Wednesday, is listed as
day-to-day. Schaub, who has completed 68.5 percent of his passes
and thrown five TDs with five interceptions in his first season
with the Texans, was just 5-for-9 for 23 yards before being
injured last Sunday.
Houston had just
34 total yards of offense when backup Sage Rosenfels led the
team on a 70-yard scoring drive early in the fourth quarter as
the Texans scored 29 points in the final 15 minutes, but fell
short. Rosenfels was 22-for-35 for 290 yards and joined Vinny
Testaverde, now 43 and with Carolina, as the only players to
throw four fourth-quarter touchdowns. Rosenfels hasn't started
since 2005 with Miami. Houston (3-4), which has lost four of
five since starting 2-0, will try to avoid a third straight
defeat as it looks to reach the .500 mark through eight games
for the first time in franchise history. The Texans are 0-2
all-time versus San Diego.
TAKE HOUSTON
TEXANS PLUS +10.5
POINTS
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POINTS
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