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PICKS FOR GAMES NOVEMBER 3 & 4, 2007
NCAA College Football Free Picks
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 VS.
Rutgers Scarlet Knights (5-3)At #16 Connecticut
Huskies (7-1)
Date & Time:
November 3, Saturday, 7:45 p.m.
Coming off the biggest win in program history, the 16th-ranked
Connecticut Huskies try to maintain their distance from the rest
of the Big East, as they host the Rutgers Scarlet Knights at
Rentschler Field this Saturday. The Huskies were completely
overlooked by the rest of the Big East powers heading into the
season, but they are the ones who stand atop the conference
standings with a perfect 3-0 mark. Included in that record is a
22-15 upset of then 11th-ranked South Florida last weekend, the
program's first win in 11 tries against a ranked opponent. The
win improved the team to 7-1 overall and propelled it into the
Top 25 for the first time in school history.
UConn joined the Football Bowl
Subdivision ranks in 2002 and that makes it the second fastest
team to ever earn a national ranking at this level. As for
Rutgers, it is coming off its worst performance of the season, a
31-3 setback to nationally-ranked West Virginia last weekend. It
was a disappointing showing for the Knights, who had knocked off
then second-ranked South Florida (30-27) the previous week.
Now at 5-3 overall and just 2-2 in
conference play, Rutgers takes to the road, where it has played
just once this season, a 38-14 victory at Syracuse on October
13th. The Knights lead the all- time series with the Huskies,
18-8, and they have won the last two meetings, including a 24-13
triumph in New Jersey last season.
TAKE #16
CONNECTICUT HUSKIES MINUS -2 POINTS
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Maryland Terrapins (4-4)At North
Carolina Tar Heels (2-6)
Date & Time:
November 3, Saturday, 3:45 p.m.
Bitter ACC rivals collide in Chapel Hill, as the Maryland
Terrapins invade Kenan Memorial Stadium for a bout with the
North Carolina Tar Heels. Maryland hopes to rebound from last
weekend's 30-17 loss to Clemson, although the Terps will have to
do so with a banged up offense. Maryland played last week's game
without three starters on the offensive line, one of which was a
preseason All-American at guard. If the Terps are to finish out
the remainder of the schedule with their heads above water, they
must find a way to beat some pretty good teams in the coming
weeks, as Maryland welcomes Boston College next week, followed
by road games against Florida State and NC State.
The Tar Heels, who are also just
1-3 in conference play, are coming off a lopsided 37-10 loss to
Wake Forest. Although coach Butch Davis is not using it as an
excuse for his team's sub-.500 record, the Tar Heels have played
one of the country's toughest schedules to date. But after
this week's clash with Maryland,
UNC's schedule concludes with Georgia Tech and Duke, all
winnable games for the Tar Heels. UNC holds a 35-29-1 edge in
the head-to-head series, although Maryland has won the last
four, including a 33-30 overtime thriller at Chapel Hill in
2005.
TAKE MARYLAND
TERRAPINS PLUS +2.5 POINTS
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Texas El-Paso Miners (4-4)At Rice Owls (1-7)
Date & Time:
November 3, Saturday, 3:00 p.m.
Two teams looking to get back in the win column will collide
this Saturday afternoon at Rice Stadium, as the Owls will host
the UTEP Miners in a Conference-USA tussle. After winning three
consecutive games the Miners have dropped two straight,
including a tough, 34-31 setback to Houston this past weekend.
UTEP has done a solid job outside of the Sun Bowl, posting a 6-8
ledger on the road since the beginning of the 2005-06 season.
As for the Owls, they have lost
three games in a row and the most recent setback was a 34-21
loss to Marshall. Surprisingly the Owls have struggled at home,
losing all three contests this year
at Rice Stadium. Next up for Rice will be a road game against
SMU, followed by two straight home games to close out the
regular season. The Owls evened the all-time series at five
apiece this past season with a slim, 37-31 victory over UTEP.
TAKE TEXAS EL-PASO
MINERS MINUS -7.5 POINTS
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 VS.
#15
Michigan Wolverines
(7-2) At Michigan State Spartans (5-4)
Date & Time:
November 3, Saturday, 3:30 p.m.
The resurgent Michigan Wolverines have climbed up to the 15th
position in the most recent AP poll, and they will attempt to
remain perfect in Big Ten play as they battle rival Michigan
State on Saturday. Since losing to Appalachian State and Oregon
in succession to open the campaign, the Wolverines have tallied
seven consecutive victories, including six by double figures.
Last Saturday, Michigan was clearly dominant in a 34-10 romp
over Minnesota. With games against Wisconsin and Ohio State
remaining after this weekend, the road to a perfect Big Ten
season is tough, but the fact that the Wolverines control their
own Rose Bowl fate after such a horrendous start is remarkable.
The good news for Michigan State is
that it is 5-4 overall and one win away from becoming bowl
eligible. On the down side, the Spartans are 1-4
against Big Ten competition. Four
of the last five outings have resulted in defeat, including a
34-27 double-overtime setback at Iowa last weekend. Michigan
holds a commanding 66-28-5 series lead over Michigan State,
including five straight wins over the Spartans.
TAKE #15
MICHIGAN WOLVERINES MINUS -4
POINTS
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#9
Missouri Tigers (7-1)At Colorado Buffaloes (5-4)
Date & Time:
November 3, Saturday, 6:30 p.m.
The ninth-ranked Missouri Tigers try to keep in the hunt for the
Big 12 North Division title this weekend, as they do battle with
the Colorado Buffaloes at Folsom Stadium in Boulder. The Tigers
enter the contest on a winning note, posting a 42-28 triumph
over Iowa State this past weekend. It was the second in a row by
Missouri, which improved to a solid 7-1 overall. More
importantly though, the victory keeps the Tigers on the heels of
Kansas for the Big 12 North title, as they stand just a
half-game back of the Jayhawks (4-0) at 3-1. Missouri however,
now hits the road for just the second time in its last six
games, with the lone appearance during that stretch resulting in
a 41-31 setback at Oklahoma.
As for Colorado, it also comes into
the contest on a high note following a 31-26 triumph at Texas
Tech last weekend. The win put an end to a brief two-game slide
and improved the Buffaloes to 5-4 overall and 3-2 in conference
play. Colorado however, has yet to defeat a team from the North
Division, losing to both
Kansas and Kansas State, while posting a 3-0 mark versus the
South. In terms of the all-time series, Missouri owns a 38-31-3
edge over Colorado and that includes a 28-13 triumph in last
season's encounter in Columbia.
TAKE #9 MISSOURI
TIGERS MINUS -3.5 POINTS
TAKE THE OVER 57.5
POINTS
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Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles (4-4)
At U-A-B Blazers
(2-6)
Date & Time:
November 3, Saturday, 7:00 p.m.
In a Conference-USA showdown, the UAB Blazers will host the
Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles this Saturday evening at
Legion Field. After winning two consecutive games, the Golden
Eagles dropped to .500 with a tough, 34-17 setback to UCF this
past Sunday. Since the start of the 2005-06 season the Golden
Eagles have posted a solid 14-7 mark in league play.
As for the Blazers, they have
dropped four of their last five games, including an embarrassing
41-6 setback to East Carolina this past weekend. UAB is just 2-6
on the season however, both those wins have come at Legion
Field. Next week the Blazers will host UCF, then hit the road
for two straight games against Memphis and Marshall. The
all-time series between Southern Mississippi and UAB
has been a lopsided one, as the
Golden Eagles have captured all seven meetings.
TAKE
SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI GOLDEN EAGLES MINUS -11 POINTS
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Florida State Seminoles (5-3) At #2
Boston College Eagles
(8-0)
Date & Time:
November 3, Saturday, 8:00 p.m.
The second-ranked Boston College Eagles remain undefeated, and
they are set to host the Florida State Seminoles in an ACC tilt.
Florida State managed to halt a two-game skid last weekend with
a 25-6 triumph over Duke. The Seminoles are 5-3 overall and need
just one more victory to qualify for bowl consideration.
However, with Boston College,
Virginia Tech and Florida remaining on the schedule, all on the
road, the best chance for FSU to capture a win may be on
November 17th at home against Maryland. Boston College is off to
its best start since 1942 when the team also opened with eight
consecutive victories. After the offense struggled for the first
57 minutes of the game against Virginia Tech last Thursday, the
Eagles scored two touchdowns in the final 2:11 of that game to
beat the Hokies and remain undefeated. With games against
Maryland, Clemson and Miami
remaining following this tilt, the road to an undefeated regular
season appears challenging for Boston College, but it is
becoming increasingly difficult to doubt the Eagles. Florida
State holds a 3-2 series edge over BC, but the Eagles won last
season's meeting by a 24-19 final.
TAKE #2
BOSTON COLLEGE EAGLES MINUS -6.5 POINTS
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Wyoming Cowboys
(5-3) At San Diego State Aztecs (2-5)
Date & Time:
November 3, Saturday, 9:00 p.m.
After an unintended week off due to the wildfires in Southern
California, the San Diego State Aztecs get back to work on the
field this weekend as they entertain the Wyoming Cowboys in a
Mountain West Conference battle at Qualcomm Stadium. The Aztecs
were slated to take on BYU at home last weekend, but
circumstances beyond their control forced the postponement of
the contest until December 1st. Nevertheless, SDSU is still
having a rough season in 2007, winning just two games versus
Portland State and a previously winless Colorado State squad. On
October 20th, the Aztecs dropped their second straight decision
and the third in the last four games with a narrow 20-17 setback
to New Mexico at home.
Meanwhile, the Cowboys needed some
late heroics to pull out the 29-24 win over UNLV at home in
Laramie. The victory snapped a two-game slide for the group,
needing just one more win to become bowl eligible after being
shunned by the powers at be a season ago. The Cowboys hold a
slight 15-13 edge in the all-time series with San Diego State,
thanks in part to a narrow 27-24 victory in last year's meeting.
Playing at Qualcomm has certainly given the Aztecs an advantage
in recent years though, with the program taking five in a row at
home over the Pokes.
TAKE WYOMING
COWBOYS MINUS -4 POINTS
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Green Bay Packers
(6-1) At Kansas City Chiefs (4-3)
Date & Time:
November 4, Sunday, 1:00 p.m.
Brett Favre has beaten every NFL
team but one in his illustrious career for the Green Bay
Packers. To complete the list and knock off the Kansas City
Chiefs, he may need to rely as heavily as ever on his arm. Favre
tries to keep the Packers flying high when they visit Kansas
City on Sunday for the first time in 11 years. Favre is 0-3
against Kansas City, including a 27-20 loss in 1996 - the team's
last visit to Arrowhead Stadium. Already lacking a consistent
running game this season, the Packers won't have the services of
starting running back DeShawn Wynn as Favre tries to finally get
a win against the Chiefs.
Wynn was hurt in
Green Bay's 19-13 overtime victory over Denver on Monday night,
suffering a significant shoulder injury that will end his
season. Ryan Grant, who rushed for 104 yards in Wynn's place,
has been named the starter. Even with Wynn, the Packers (6-1)
weren't running the ball much. Green Bay is last in the NFL in
rushing at 71.3 yards per game. Instead, Green Bay has used
short passes and the occasional deep ball to get off to their
best start since 2002, and Favre is playing like he did when he
won three straight MVP awards from 1995-97.
Favre is
averaging 292.3 yards per game, second in the NFL, and is on
pace for his best quarterback rating since 2001. His 82-yard
touchdown pass to Greg Jennings on the first play of overtime
Monday gave Green Bay 10 wins in its last 11 games. With Grant
having productive performances like he did Monday night, the
Packers can utilize more play-action, which led to both
touchdowns against Denver. The Packers, winners of five straight
on the road, have used the leadership of Favre and a strong,
young defense to grab a share of the NFC's best record along
with Dallas. Neither Favre nor the Packers, though, have had the
best of luck against the Chiefs (4-3). Favre has five touchdowns
and five interceptions with a 77.0 passer rating in his three
defeats to Kansas City - in 1993, 1996 and 2003 - and the
Packers have lost five straight overall to the Chiefs, their
longest active losing streak to one team.
Four years ago,
Kansas City rallied from a 17-point fourth-quarter deficit - the
biggest comeback in team history - to beat Green Bay 40-34 in
overtime and improve to 6-0. This season, the Chiefs are also in
first place in the AFC West, tied with San Diego, and have been
one of the surprises of the league. After starting 0-2 and
looking resigned to a rough year, Kansas City has reversed
course, as an active defense has lifted the Chiefs to four wins
in their last five games. The Chiefs, coming off a bye week, are
even with the Chargers despite being outscored 113-102 on the
season.
Jared Allen leads
the AFC with eight sacks in just five games, and Kansas City
ranks sixth in the NFL with 21 sacks. The team has forced 15
turnovers and the defense is the best in the NFL inside the red
zone, allowing touchdowns only 26.7 percent of the time. Allen
has been perhaps the biggest reason for that. After a two-game
suspension to start the year because of multiple DUI
convictions, his return has coincided with the Chiefs' 4-1
stretch. After a slow start following his preseason holdout, Pro
Bowl running back Larry Johnson has recorded back-to-back
100-yard games. Receiver Dwayne Bowe, meanwhile, leads all
rookies with 29 catches and 499 yards. Green Bay's James Jones
is first in the NFC among first-year players with 26 catches and
400 yards.
TAKE GREEN BAY
PACKERS PLUS +2
POINTS
TAKE THE OVER 37
POINTS
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Washington Redskins
(4-3) At New York Jets (1-7)
Date & Time:
November 4, Sunday, 1:00 p.m.
Fans of the New York Jets have been
calling for a quarterback change all season. They'll finally get
their wish Sunday, but it remains to be seen if a new signal
caller can turn New York's dismal season around. Kellen Clemens
takes over for Chad Pennington under center and tries to help
the Jets end a five-game losing streak when they host the
Washington Redskins. New York is off to a 1-7 start and
Pennington's struggles are only part of the problem. While his
numbers rank him in the middle of the pack among NFL
quarterbacks, he hasn't been able to lead his club to many
points.
The Jets are 30th
in the league in total offense with 284.3 yards per game and
rank 26th in scoring with 17.4 points a contest. Pennington
hasn't been helped by the Jets' rushing attack, which is
averaging just 90.9 yards per game despite the addition of
running back Thomas Jones in the offseason. Clemens has appeared
in five games since being taken in the second round of the 2006
draft out of Oregon. He's completed 29 of 60 passes for 362
yards with one touchdown and four interceptions. He started in
place of an injured Pennington on Sept. 16 in Baltimore, and
went 19-for-37 for 260 yards with one TD and two picks in New
York's 20-13 loss.
The Jets' skid
reached five last Sunday when they managed just 254 yards of
offense - their second-lowest total of the season - in a 13-3
home defeat to Buffalo. Pennington had 106 yards on 13
completions and was sacked three times. Clemens replaced him
late in the game and was 5-of-12 for 67 yards and two
interceptions. Pennington overcame consecutive rotator cuff
operations and won the NFL's Comeback Player of the Year award
last season, when he threw for a career-high 3,352 yards in
leading New York to a 10-6 record and a wild-card berth.
This season, he
has thrown for 1,317 yards and nine touchdowns in seven games,
but has seven interceptions - three that sealed losses - as
opposing defensive backs seem to be keying on a lack of arm
strength. Jones has only two 100-yard rushing games and has
failed to score a TD after running for 1,210 yards and six
scores to help Chicago reach the Super Bowl last season. With
the inexperienced Clemens now running the team, Jones might get
more carries.
Washington (4-3)
gets a chance to bounce back against one of the worst teams in
the NFL after being routed 52-7 last week by New England, likely
the league's top club. The Redskins allowed season highs in
points, total yards (486), passing yards (334) and rushing yards
(154). They also committed a season-worst four turnovers and
held the ball for just 22 minutes, 11 seconds. It was
Washington's worst loss since a 53-0 defeat to the New York
Giants during its 1-12-1 season of 1961.
This will be
Moss' first game against his former team since New York traded
him to Washington for fellow receiver Laveranues Coles in March
2005. The Jets selected Moss with the 16th overall pick in the
2001 draft, and he caught 151 passes for 2,416 yards and 19 TDs
in four seasons with New York. Coles, meanwhile, started his
career with the Jets before leaving after three seasons to sign
a seven-year deal with Washington in March 2003. He might not be
on the field Sunday, however, as he suffered a concussion late
in the loss to Buffalo when he jumped to catch a pass from
Pennington and was immediately hit in the middle of the back by
Terrence McGee. The Redskins are 7-1 all-time against the Jets.
TAKE WASHINGTON
REDSKINS MINUS -3
POINTS
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