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NFL****BEST BETDenver over *Detroit by 21Let’s hold off for a while on the Peyton Manning retirement talk. Manning has arm and mobility issues, but he still knows how to win games and can produce big num-bers. Manning looked a lot better once Broncos coach Gary Kubiak put him back in his comfort zone, which is the shotgun formation. Denver’s defense is near domi-nant, while Detroit’s defense has slipped following the departure of Ndamukong Suh and a hip injury to DeAndre Levy, the team’s top linebacker and one of the best in the league. The Lions surrendered 483 yards to the Chargers in Week 1 and 350 yards to the Vikings. Opponents are averaging 24 first downs per game against De-troit. The Broncos should be able to play ball control, too, against the Lions with an improved ground attack, extra preparation time from having last played on Thurs-day and Manning pitching to a pair of excellent wideouts, Demaryious Thomas and Emmanuel Sanders. Levy’s absence really weakens Detroit because of his ability to defend both the run and pass. The Lions simply are not in Denver’s class. They are several tiers below. Not only has Detroit’s defense been disappointing, but its of-fense has been down, too. Matthew Stafford hasn’t looked right the past six quarters where the Lions have been outscored by 26 points. Stafford remains inconsistent and erratic. He might have a sore arm after taking a huge beating this past Sunday against the Vikings. Detroit’s supposedly improved ground attack was non-existent versus Minnesota. The Lions’ highly-touted young tight ends have been mostly dis-appointing. Even Calvin Johnson has looked less explosive as injuries and age are beginning to take a toll on him. The Broncos have a fierce pass rush with Von Miller and DeMarcus Ware to keep making things rough on Stafford. DENVER 37-16.

***BEST BETPittsburgh over *St. Louis by 18Here’s the difference between these two teams: Pittsburgh has a top-five offense with an aggressive mentality. Ben Roethlisberger makes big plays. Antonio Brown is the top wide receiver in the AFC. The Steelers have put up 400 yards in each of the first two weeks against New England San Francisco. The Rams and Nick Foles have a play not-to-lose mentality. The Redskins have an improved defense, but nobody would ever call it elite. Yet the Rams could only produce one play of more than 20 yards against them this past Sunday. The Rams are getting respect here because of their Week 1 upset win against the Seahawks. The Rams relied more on special teams and trickery than a strong offense. Pittsburgh’s offense is going to be even better now because Le’Veon Bell comes off suspension. Bell set a Steelers team record by gaining 2,215 yards from scrimmage last season. Until burying the 49ers this past week, the Steelers were 0-5 and averaging 16 points when they didn’t have Bell. When they have had Bell, Pittsburgh is 19-10 while averaging 26.7 points. The Rams hope their sputtering ground attack will improve if rookie Todd Gurley is ready to make his season debut. The problem for St. Louis is an extremely young offensive line that is enduring growing pains. Sparked by promising second-year linebacker Ryan Shazier, the Steelers showed defensive improvement against the 49ers, who did much of their damage during garbage time in a 43-18 loss to the Steelers. St. Louis’ defensive strength is a fierce pass rush that has accounted for eight sacks. Roeth-lisberger counters this by operating a no-huddle offense. Home field is somewhat negated, too, for the Rams. Attendance is down in St. Louis because of the strong talk that the franchise will be leaving for California. PITTSBURGH 35-17.

**PREFERREDCincinnati over *Baltimore by 8Cincinnati is one of the few NFL teams without a major weakness. The Bengals are among the three best teams in the AFC. The Ravens aren’t in Cincinnati’s class. Yet the Bengals are underdogs because the game is in Baltimore and the 0-2 Ravens are in must-win mode. Cincinnati has lost in the first round of the playoffs each of the past four seasons earning a reputation as big-game chokers. But all the pressure is on Baltimore not the Bengals. Cincinnati can play loose. Each team met the Raiders in Oakland. The Bengals crushed them, 33-14. Oakland didn’t cross midfield until the fourth quarter. The Ravens allowed the Raiders to score on seven of 10 possessions in losing 37-33. The Bengals have that rare combination of stars at wide receiver, A.J. Green, running back, Jeremy Hill, and tight end, Tyler Eifert. The Ravens cer-tainly can’t match that. Andy Dalton never has had this many healthy weapons. That could be why he has yet to throw an interception, or take a sack. Baltimore’s defense has lost its swagger and intimidation factor. The Ravens are 0-2 for the first time since 2005. This past Sunday they played for the first time since 1998 without either Ray Lewis, Ed Reed or Terrell Suggs in their lineup. That’s a lot of lost defensive leadership. CINCINNATI 25-17.

Atlanta over *Dallas by 10Spend $100 million on Tony Romo and another $70 million on Dez Bryant like Dallas did and there’s not a whole lot of money left to pay for a decent backup quarterback and build depth on defense. Dallas’ defense has put together a pair of “A” games in helping the team go 2-0. Atlanta is 2-0, too. The Falcons, though, have their star quarterback – Matt Ryan – and their superstar wide receiver – Julio Jones – both healthy. That’s the difference here. The Cowboys need their defense to come up with a third consecutive monster performance in the wake of long-term injuries to Romo and Bryant. Minus those two, the Cowboys’ offense can’t hide a bunch of pedestrian runners and wide receivers. Not with Brandon Weeden at quarterback. He now becomes the worst starter in the league. Weeden’s NFL record as a starter is 5-16. His favorite pass is a checkdown. The Falcons have a very good offense. Defensive guru Dan Quinn is upgrading the Falcons’ defense. The Cowboys have to try to contend with this minus their top cornerback, injured Orlando Scandrick, and two best pass rushers, suspended Greg Hardy and injured Randy Gregory. It’s too much to ask. The Cowboys need offense to carry their defense, not the other way around. ATLANTA 27-17.

*CLOSE CALLS*New York Giants over Washington by 3 (Thursday) Given Tony Romo’s collarbone injury and how poorly the Eagles are playing this NFC East matchup takes on added significance. Despite being beset with defensive injuries, the Giants would be 2-0 instead of 0-2 if not for blowing fourth quarter leads against Dallas and Atlanta. Statistically-speaking, the Redskins could be 2-0 instead of 1-1. They have outgained their two opponents, Dolphins and Rams, 722 yards to 469 while owning time of possession with an average of 37:49 minutes to 22:11. The Giants’ run defense needs the return of injured middle linebacker Jon Beason to help combat the Redskins’ 1-2 running punch of Alfred Morris and Matt Jones. NY GIANTS 23-20.

San Diego over *Minnesota by 2 Both teams are young with enough talent to be playoff contenders. Each relies on their superstar. Philip Rivers is healthy again, something he wasn’t during his second half of the season nosedive last year. Adrian Peterson is back running with author-ity, but still rusty fumbling three times last week. Minnesota has allowed an average of 3.4 sacks during its last 14 games. San Diego is on the road a second consecu-tive week with an early start time. The Chargers, however, have covered 64 percent during the last 22 times they’ve been a regular season underdog and also are 16-7 ATS when playing out of division, a tribute to their wily coach, Mike McCoy. SAN DIEGO 23-21.

*Houston over Tampa Bay by 3Tampa Bay received a major jolt of confidence upsetting the Saints on the road. Rookie Jameis Winston now must contend with J.J. Watt, who has recorded at least one sack in seven straight games. Watt is a nightmare for the Buccaneers’ vulner-able offensive line. Tampa Bay has committed 17 penalties on offense alone. Yet even if Arian Foster and offensive left tackle Duane Brown return from injury for this game – two huge ifs – the Texans are a difficult team to lay more than a field goal with given their below average quarterback situation. The Texans will be go-ing all out to avoid an 0-3 start, but are 5-12 ATS during their last 17 home games. HOUSTON 22-19.

*New York Jets over Philadelphia by 3 Chip Kelly coached like Vince Lombardi during preseason. Now Kelly is resembling Rich Kotite. The Eagles have never looked as bad, lackluster and disjointed during Kelly’s 34 games as they did during their home loss to the Cowboys last Sunday. Philadelphia’s ground game is broken right now and the Jets are tough to run on. DeMarco Murray has gained just 11 yards rushing on 21 carries. Sam Bradford hasn’t helped with his inconsistency. The Eagles’ linebacker depth may have taken a huge hit, too, with injuries to Mychal Kendricks and Kiko Alonso. The Jets are on a short week, though, after playing Indianapolis on Monday. NY JETS 24-21.

*Carolina over New Orleans by 7Carolina has won straight-up 13 of the last 14 times it has been a home favorite. If we were sure that Luke Kuechly, the best defensive player in the NFC, was able to play after missing last week with a concussion we likely would move Carolina into at least Preferred status. The Panthers should at least get run-stuffing lineman Star Lotulelei back. The Panthers have rushed for triple digits 13 straight games, the longest active streak in the NFL. The Saints defense is not disruptive, getting neither sacks nor takeaways. Drew Brees looks old at 36 with reduced arm strength, leaving you to wonder if he’s fully healthy. CAROLINA 26-19.

*New England over Jacksonville by 17Jacksonville upsetting Miami is sure to get Bill Belichick’s attention. It likely keeps the Patriots from experiencing a flat spot after opening with a nationally televised home win against the Steelers and then taking care of business defeating upstart division rival Buffalo. This is Gus Bradley’s best Jacksonville team in his three years. That’s not saying much, though, since the Jaguars are 10-40 in their last 50 games. New England is 13-5-1 ATS during its past 19 games at Gillette Stadium. The Patri-ots won eight games last season by 22 points or more. Jacksonville got past Miami despite missing three defensive starters. Now they draw Tom Brady. NEW ENG-LAND 38-21.

*Cleveland over Oakland by 6This matchup illustrates the expression lesser of two evils. Cleveland is 2-7 in its last nine games. The Browns are 3-8 ATS the last 11 times they’ve been favored by more than two points going back to late 2012. Their quarterback choice is either 36-year-old Josh McCown – if he’s cleared to play after suffering a concussion open-ing week – or turnover-prone Johnny Manziel. Travis Benjamin gives Cleveland a big play threat. He’s scored four touchdowns already. Oakland is on a 12-game road losing streak with a 5-7 ATS mark. An early start time is another negative for Oak-land. The Raiders are bad at the corners and down both of their starting safeties. CLEVELAND 23-17.

Indianapolis over *Tennessee by 3The Colts have won the last seven in this series, going 6-0-1 ATS. This is a somewhat tricky spot for the Colts traveling on a short week after having hosted the Jets on Monday night. It’s also the Titans’ first home game. Marcus Mariota has fired six touchdown passes, showing excellent poise and accuracy for a rookie. The Colts have film now on Mariota and Tennessee’s offensive line sprung serious leaks at Cleveland last week allowing seven sacks. Mariota got roughed up and his offense may be minus guard Chance Wormack, who suffered a knee injury. It’s a step up in class, too, for the Titans having opened against Tampa Bay and Cleveland. INDIA-NAPOLIS 26-23.

*Arizona over San Francisco by 10Bruce Arians is a coach we don’t care to bet against. Arizona is 14-3 at home under Arians. The Cardinals are 19-7 ATS in their last 26 games. Carson Palmer has won 15 of his last 17 starts, including the last eight. Palmer already has tossed seven touch-down passes. The Cardinals’ offensive line could receive a boost with the possible return of starting guard Mike Iupati and right tackle Bobby Massie. Arizona has the potential to have its best offensive line of the last 10 years. The 49ers dominated the Cardinals under Jim Harbaugh capturing 10 of the last 12 in the series. Now it’s the Cardinals’ turn. ARIZONA 33-23.

*Seattle over Chicago by 20Early word is that Jay Cutler is likely to miss this game meaning dink-and-dunker Jimmy Clausen will get the start. The 0-2 frustrated Seahawks are likely to bury the Bears no matter who is behind center for Chicago. It’s Seattle’s first home game of the season. No team has a stronger home field advantage. The Seahawks have won 26 of their last 28 games at Century Link Field covering 70 percent of those con-tests. Chicago is giving up the most points per game in the NFL at 39.5. Not only could Cutler be out, but star wide receiver Alshon Jeffery missed last Sunday with calf and hamstring aliments. SEATTLE 30-10.

Buffalo over *Miami by 1 It’s the battle of the not-good-enough-to-be-a-contender teams. Maybe Miami plays up to its potential for the first time this season. That’s a big maybe. Miami is 8-15 SU in its last 23 home games in September, has been gashed on the ground giving up an average of nearly 160 yards per game rushing in its last eight games and might be

minus offensive left tackle Brandon Albert, who suffered a hamstring injury this past Sunday. Rex Ryan, on the other hand, remains more bluster than production. His quarterback, Tyrod Taylor, will be making only his third NFL start and was sacked eight times by the Patriots last week. BUFFALO 17-16.

*Green Bay over Kansas City by 10 (Monday) Ordinarily Green Bay might experience a letdown after getting revenge on Seattle this past Sunday night. Fortunately for the Packers they stay at home to play on Monday night where you can’t help but be motivated especially since this is a going to be a special occasion at Lambeau Field celebrating the Packers’ Super Bowl I vic-tory over Kansas City. The extra day may make a difference for injured Eddie Lacy. The Chiefs were out-yarded by winless Houston in their opener and last Thursday blew a lead to Denver in a home loss. They have the pass rushers, however, to bother Aaron Rodgers and they can play ball control if they ride Jamaal Charles. GREEN BAY 31-21.

OVER/UNDER**Under: Buffalo at Miami – The under is 5-0-1 the last six in the series and that streak figures to continue given Tyrod Taylor’s inexperience and Miami’s lackluster ground attack.

Over: Jacksonville at New England – The Patriots are averaging 34 points, while Blake Bortles, T.J. Yeldon and Allen Robinson provide more punch than the Jaguars have previously had.

Over: San Francisco at Arizona – Carson Palmer is as good as any quarterback with a clean pocket, but the Cardinals’ defense isn’t as reliable as it had been when Todd Bowles was the defensive coordinator.

HISTORICAL TRENDS

Washington at New York Giants – The Giants swept the Redskins last season winning 45-14 on the road and winning 24-13 at home. The Giants are 6-1 SU, 4-3 ATS in their last seven home meetings versus the Redskins. The under has cashed six of the past seven times in the series.Pittsburgh at St. Louis – The Steelers blanked the Rams, 27-0, at home in 2011. San Diego at Minnesota – The Chargers trimmed the Vikings, 24-17, at home in 2011. Tampa Bay at Houston – The Texans downed the Buccaneers, 37-9, on the road in 2011. Philadelphia at New York Jets – The Eagles buried the Jets, 45-19, at home in 2011.New Orleans at Carolina – The teams split in 2014 with the Saints winning 28-10 on the road and losing 41-10 at home. Jacksonville at New England – The Patriots got past the Jaguars, 23-16, on the road in 2012. Cincinnati at Baltimore – Cincinnati swept Baltimore last season winning 23-16 on the road and winning 27-24 at home. The Ravens are 4-1 SU, 2-2-1 ATS the past five times hosting the Bengals. Oakland at Cleveland – The Browns defeated the Raiders, 23-13, at home last season. Indianapolis at Tennessee – The Colts beat the Titans twice last season, win-ning 27-10 on the road and 41-17 at home. The Colts are 7-0 SU, 6-0-1 ATS during the past seven games in the series. Atlanta at Dallas – Atlanta beat Dallas, 19-13, at home in 2012. San Francisco at Arizona – The Cardinals beat the 49ers, 23-14, at home last season, but lost 20-17 at San Francisco. The 49ers are 10-2 SU, 8-4 ATS in the last 12 games in the series. Chicago at Seattle – The Seahawks defeated the Bears, 23-17, on the road in 2012. Buffalo at Miami – The teams split last season with the Bills winning, 29-10, at home and losing 22-9 on the road. The under is 5-0-1 during the past six in the series. Denver at Detroit – The Lions rolled past the Broncos, 45-10, on the road in 2011. Kansas City at Green Bay – The Chiefs upset the Packers, 19-14, at home in 2011.

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OPPONENT SPREAD SCORE O/U RUSHES PASS-COMP/ATT-YDS SACKED INT. FUM. YDS PEN POS TIMEat NY Jets +3.5 L 10-31 39/O 28-104/36-154 18-32-217/15-24-179 3/0 1/1 4/0 109-30 32-28TENNESSEE +1 W 28-14 41/O 30-116/30-166 8-15-158/21-37-219 2/7 0/0 0/3 40-85 25-35OAKLANDat San Diegoat BaltimoreDENVERat St LouisARIZONAat Cincinnati (Thur)at PittsburghBALTIMORE (Mon)CINCINNATISAN FRANCISCOat Seattleat Kansas CityPITTSBURGH

DENVER-Natural GrassOPPONENT SPREAD SCORE O/U RUSHES PASS-COMP/ATT-YDS SACKED INT. FUM. YDS PEN POS TIMEBALTIMORE -4.5 W 19-13 46/U 25-69/23-73 24-40-150/18-32-100 4/2 1/2 0/0 45-15 37-23at Kansas City (Thur) +3 W 31-24 42/O 22-61/29-144 26-45-238/16-25-170 3/4 1/2 0/3 85-60 31-29at DetroitMINNESOTAat Oaklandat ClevelandGREEN BAYat IndianapolisKANSAS CITYat ChicagoNEW ENGLANDat San DiegoOAKLANDat PittsburghCINCINNATI (Mon)SAN DIEGO HOUSTON-Natural GrassOPPONENT SPREAD SCORE O/U RUSHES PASS-COMP/ATT-YDS SACKED INT. FUM. YDS PEN POS TIMEKANSAS CITY +1 L 20-27 41/O 21-98/32-97 26-47-298/22-33-233 5/2 1/0 1/0 39-25 25-35at Carolina +3 L 17-24 41/T 23-61/33-172 27-58-239/18-37-178 1/2 1/1 0/0 70-92 28-32TAMPA BAYat AtlantaINDIANAPOLIS (Thur)at Jacksonvilleat MiamiTENNESSEEat Cincinnati (Mon)NY JETSNEW ORLEANSat BuffaloNEW ENGLANDat Indianapolisat TennesseeJACKSONVILLE INDIANAPOLIS-FieldTurfOPPONENT SPREAD SCORE O/U RUSHES PASS-COMP/ATT-YDS SACKED INT. FUM. YDS PEN POS TIMEat Buffalo -1 L 14-27 45/U 17-64/36-147 26-49-240/14-19-195 2/0 2/1 1/0 49-113 29-31NY JETS (Mon)at TennesseeJACKSONVILLEat Houston (Thur)NEW ENGLANDNEW ORLEANSat Carolina (Mon)DENVERat AtlantaTAMPA BAYat Pittsburghat JacksonvilleHOUSTONat MiamiTENNESSEE JACKSONVILLE-Natural GrassOPPONENT SPREAD SCORE O/U RUSHES PASS-COMP/ATT-YDS SACKED INT. FUM. YDS PEN POS TIMECAROLINA +3 L 9-20 41/U 21-96/35-105 22-40-169/18-31-158 5/2 1/1 1/0 25-22 26-34MIAMI +6 W 23-20 42/O 33-123/16-42 18-33-273/30-44-344 0/2 0/0 0/0 93-112 30-30at New Englandat Indianapolisat Tampa BayHOUSTONBuffalo (London)at NY Jetsat BaltimoreTENNESSEE (Thur)SAN DIEGOat TennesseeINDIANAPOLISATLANTAat New Orleansat Houston

KANSAS CITY-Natural GrassOPPONENT SPREAD SCORE O/U RUSHES PASS-COMP/ATT-YDS SACKED INT. FUM. YDS PEN POS TIMEat Houston -1 W 27-20 41/O 32-97/21-98 22-33-233/26-47-298 2/5 0/1 0/1 25-39 35-25DENVER (Thur) -3 L 24-31 42/O 29-144/22-61 16-25-170/26-45-238 4/3 2/1 3/0 60-85 29-31at Green Bay (Mon)at CincinnatiCHICAGOat MinnesotaPITTSBURGHDetroit (London)at Denverat San DiegoBUFFALOat OaklandSAN DIEGOat BaltimoreCLEVELANDOAKLAND MIAMI-Natural Grass

OPPONENT SPREAD SCORE O/U RUSHES PASS-COMP/ATT-YDS SACKED INT. FUM. YDS PEN POS TIMEat Washington -4 W 17-10 45/U 18-74/37-161 22-34-182/21-31-188 3/1 0/2 1/0 39-88 22-38at Jacksonville -6 L 20-23 42/O 16-42/33-123 30-44-344/18-33-273 2/0 0/0 0/0 112-93 30-30BUFFALONY Jets (London)at TennesseeHOUSTONat New England (Thur)at Buffaloat PhiladelphiaDALLASat NY JetsBALTIMORENY GIANTS (Mon)at San DiegoINDIANAPOLISNEW ENGLAND

NEW YORK JETS-FieldTurfOPPONENT SPREAD SCORE O/U RUSHES PASS-COMP/ATT-YDS SACKED INT. FUM. YDS PEN POS TIMECLEVELAND -3.5 W 31-10 39/O 36-154/28-104 15-24-179/18-32-217 0/3 1/1 0/4 30-109 28-32at Indianapolis (Mon)PHILADELPHIAMiami (London)WASHINGTONat New Englandat OaklandJACKSONVILLEBUFFALO (Thur)at HoustonMIAMIat NY GiantsTENNESSEEat Dallas (Sat)NEW ENGLANDat Buffalo OAKLAND-Natural Grass

OPPONENT SPREAD SCORE O/U RUSHES PASS-COMP/ATT-YDS SACKED INT. FUM. YDS PEN POS TIMECINCINNATI +3 L 13-33 43/O 16-63/31-127 30-43-183/25-34-269 2/0 1/0 1/0 32-50 28-32BALTIMORE +6 W 37-33 42/O 19-97/25-109 30-46-351/32-45-384 1/0 1/1 0/1 106-109 29-31at Clevelandat ChicagoDENVERat San DiegoNY JETSat PittsburghMINNESOTAat Detroitat TennesseeKANSAS CITYat DenverGREEN BAYSAN DIEGO (Thur)at Kansas City

PITTSBURGH-Natural GrassOPPONENT SPREAD SCORE O/U RUSHES PASS-COMP/ATT-YDS SACKED INT. FUM. YDS PEN POS TIMEat New England (Thur) +7 T 21-28 51/U 25-134/24-80 26-38-330/25-32-281 3/2 1/0 0/0 77-64 32-28SAN FRANCISCO -6 W 43-18 46/O 25-84/31-111 21-27-369/33-46-298 0/5 0/0 0/1 58-46 23-37at St LouisBALTIMORE (Thur)at San Diego (Mon)ARIZONAat Kansas CityCINCINNATIOAKLANDCLEVELANDat SeattleINDIANAPOLISat CincinnatiDENVERat Baltimoreat Cleveland SAN DIEGO-Natural GrassOPPONENT SPREAD SCORE O/U RUSHES PASS-COMP/ATT-YDS SACKED INT. FUM. YDS PEN POS TIMEDETROIT -3.5 W 33-28 45/O 30-95/16-69 35-42-388/19-30-233 2/1 2/2 1/0 40-29 38-22at Cincinnati +3.5 L 19-24 48/U 25-131/36-175 21-27-223/16-26-214 4/0 1/0 2/2 64-75 30-30at MinnesotaCLEVELANDPITTSBURGH (Mon)at Green BayOAKLANDat BaltimoreCHICAGO (Mon)KANSAS CITYat JacksonvilleDENVERat Kansas CityMIAMIat Oakland (Thur)at Denver TENNESSEE-Natural GrassOPPONENT SPREAD SCORE O/U RUSHES PASS-COMP/ATT-YDS SACKED INT. FUM. YDS PEN POS TIMEat Tampa Bay +3 W 42-14 41/O 32-124/26-92 13-16-185/16-33-181 2/4 0/2 1/0 55-97 32-28at Cleveland -1 L 14-28 41/O 30-166/30-116 21-37-219/8-15-158 7/2 0/0 3/0 85-40 35-25INDIANAPOLISBUFFALOMIAMIATLANTAat Houstonat New OrleansCAROLINAat Jacksonville (Thur)OAKLANDJACKSONVILLEat NY Jetsat New EnglandHOUSTONat Indianapolis

NEW ENGLAND-FieldTurfOPPONENT SPREAD SCORE O/U RUSHES PASS-COMP/ATT-YDS SACKED INT. FUM. YDS PEN POS TIMEPITTSBURGH (Thur) -7 T 28-21 51/U 24-80/25-134 25-32-281/26-38-330 2/3 0/1 0/0 64-77 28-32at Buffalo +1 W 40-32 45/O 15-56/27-160 38-59-451/23-30-189 2/8 0/3 2/0 119-140 30-30JACKSONVILLEat Dallasat IndianapolisNY JETSMIAMI (Thur)WASHINGTONat NY GiantsBUFFALO (Mon)at DenverPHILADELPHIAat HoustonTENNESSEat NY Jetsat Miami

2015 NFC LOGARIZONA-Natural Grass

OPPONENT SPREAD SCORE O/U RUSHES PASS-COMP/ATT-YDS SACKED INT. FUM. YDS PEN POS TIMENEW ORLEANS -2.5 W 31-19 48/O 25-120/20-54 19-32-307/30-48-354 0/2 0/1 1/0 30-73 27-33at Chicago -2 W 48-23 46/O 28-115/28-109 17-24-185/22-32-226 0/2 1/2 1/0 58-170 30-30SAN FRANCISCOST LOUISat Detroitat PittsburghBALTIMORE (Mon)at Clevelandat SeattleCINCINNATIat San FranciscoST LOUISMINNESOTA (Thur)at PhiladelphiaGREEN BAYSEATTLE ATLANTA-FieldTurf

OPPONENT SPREAD SCORE O/U RUSHES PASS-COMP/ATT-YDS SACKED INT. FUM. YDS PEN POS TIMEPHILADELPHIA (Mon) +3 W 26-24 56/U 35-105/16-63 23-34-290/36-52-336 1/0 2/2 0/0 57-88 35-25at NY Giants +2 W 24-20 50/U 22-56/23-97 30-46-346/27-40-291 2/2 0/0 0/1 65-35 32-28at DallasHOUSTONWASHINGTONat New Orleans (Thur)at TennesseeTAMPA BAYat San FranciscoINDIANAPOLISMINNESOTAat Tampa Bayat Carolinaat JacksonvilleCAROLINANEW ORLEANS CAROLINA-Natural GrassOPPONENT SPREAD SCORE O/U RUSHES PASS-COMP/ATT-YDS SACKED INT. FUM. YDS PEN POS TIMEat Jacksonville -3 W 20-9 41/U 35-105/21-96 18-31-158/22-40-169 2/5 1/1 0/1 22-25 34-26HOUSTON -3 W 24-17 41/T 33-172/23-61 18-37-178/27-58-239 2/1 1/1 0/0 92-70 32-28NEW ORLEANSat Tampa Bayat SeattlePHILADELPHIAINDIANAPOLIS (Mon)GREEN BAYat TennesseeWASHINGTONat Dallas (Thanks)at New OrleansATLANTAat NY Giantsat Atlanta

CHICAGO-Natural GrassOPPONENT SPREAD SCORE O/U RUSHES PASS-COMP/ATT-YDS SACKED INT. FUM. YDS PEN POS TIMEGREEN BAY +6.5 L 23-31 49/O 33-189/30-133 18-36-213/18-23-189 2/0 1/0 0/0 64-74 32-28ARIZONA +2 L 23-48 46/O 28-109/28-115 22-32-226/17-24-185 2/0 2/1 0/1 170-58 30-30at SeattleOAKLANDat Kansas Cityat DetroitMINNESOTAat San Diego (Mon)at St LouisDENVERat Green Bay (Thanks)SAN FRANCISCOWASHINGTONat Minnesotaat Tampa BayDETROIT DALLAS-FieldTurfOPPONENT SPREAD SCORE O/U RUSHES PASS-COMP/ATT-YDS SACKED INT. FUM. YDS PEN POS TIMENY GIANTS -7 L 27-26 52/O 23-80/24-99 36-45-356/20-36-190 0/1 2/0 1/0 35-44 37-23at Philadelphia +6.5 W 20-10 54/U 33-113/17-7 25-34-250/23-37-219 3/1 0/2 2/1 142-60 41-19ATLANTAat New OrleansNEW ENGLANDat NY GiantsSEATTLEPHILADELPHIAat Tampa Bayat MiamiCAROLINA (Thanks)at Washington (Mon)at Green BayNY JETS (Sat)at BuffaloWASHINGTON DETROIT-FieldTurfOPPONENT SPREAD SCORE O/U RUSHES PASS-COMP/ATT-YDS SACKED INT. FUM. YDS PEN POS TIMEat San Diego +3.5 L 28-33 45/O 16-69/30-95 19-30-233/35-42-388 1/2 2/2 0/1 29-40 22-38at Minnesota +2.5 L 16-26 44/U 16-38/42-199 32-53-285/14-18-151 1/1 1/0 2/1 39-97 29-31DENVERat Seattle (Mon)ARIZONACHICAGOMINNESOTAKansas City (London)at Green BayOAKLANDPHILADELPHIA (Thanks)GREEN BAY (Thur)at St Louisat New Orleans (Mon)SAN FRANCISCOat Chicago GREEN BAY-Natural GrassOPPONENT SPREAD SCORE O/U RUSHES PASS-COMP/ATT-YDS SACKED INT. FUM. YDS PEN POS TIMEat Chicago -6.5 W 31-23 49/O 30-133/33-189 18-23-189/18-36-213 0/2 0/1 0/0 74-64 28-32SEATTLE -3 W 27-17 50/U 29-127/25-119 25-33-234/19-30-205 2/2 0/1 1/1 35-92 33-27KANSAS CITY (Mon)at San FranciscoST LOUISSAN DIEGOat Denverat CarolinaDETROITat MinnesotaCHICAGO (Thanks)at Detroit (Thur)DALLASat Oaklandat ArizonaMINNESOTA MINNESOTA-FieldTurfOPPONENT SPREAD SCORE O/U RUSHES PASS-COMP/ATT-YDS SACKED INT. FUM. YDS PEN POS TIMEat San Francisco (Mon) -2.5 L 3-20 42/U 17-71/39-230 23-32-177/17-26-165 5/1 1/0 0/1 25-57 27-33DETROIT -2.5 W 26-16 44/U 42-199/16-38 14-18-151/32-53-285 1/1 0/1 1/2 97-39 31-29SAN DIEGOat DenverKANSAS CITYat Detroitat ChicagoST LOUISat OaklandGREEN BAYat AtlantaSEATTLEat Arizona (Thur)CHICAGONY GIANTSat Green Bay

NEW ORLEANS-Momentum TurfOPPONENT SPREAD SCORE O/U RUSHES PASS-COMP/ATT-YDS SACKED INT. FUM. YDS PEN POS TIMEat Arizona +2.5 L 19-31 48/O 20-54/25-120 30-48-354/19-32-307 2/0 1/0 0/1 73-30 33-27TAMPA BAY -9.5 L 19-26 47/U 27-104/35-139 24-38-219/14-21-194 4/3 1/0 2/2 115-90 31-29at CarolinaDALLASat PhiladelphiaATLANTA (Thur)at IndianapolisNY GIANTSTENNESSEEat Washingtonat HoustonCAROLINAat Tampa BayDETROIT (Mon)JACKSONVILLEat Atlanta

PHILADELPHIA-Natural GrassOPPONENT SPREAD SCORE O/U RUSHES PASS-COMP/ATT-YDS SACKED INT. FUM. YDS PEN POS TIMEat Atlanta (Mon) -3 L 24-26 56/U 16-63/35-105 36-52-336/23-34-290 0/1 2/2 0/0 88-57 25-35DALLAS -6.5 L 10-20 54/U 17-7/33-113 23-37-219/25-34-250 1/3 2/0 1/2 60-142 19-41at NY Jetsat WashingtonNEW ORLEANSNY GIANTS (Mon)at Carolinaat DallasMIAMITAMPA BAYat Detroit (Thanks)at New EnglandBUFFALOARIZONAWASHINGTON (Sat)at NY Giants SAN FRANCISCO-Natural GrassOPPONENT SPREAD SCORE O/U RUSHES PASS-COMP/ATT-YDS SACKED INT. FUM. YDS PEN POS TIMEMINNESOTA (Mon) +2.5 W 20-3 42/U 39-230/17-71 17-26-165/23-32-177 1/5 0/1 1/0 57-25 33-27at Pittsburgh +6 L 18-43 46/O 31-111/25-84 33-46-298/21-27-369 5/0 0/0 1/0 46-58 37-23at Arizona GREEN BAYat NY GiantsBALTIMORESEATTLE (Thur)at St LouisATLANTAat SeattleARIZONAat Chicagoat Cleveland CINCINNATIat DetroitST LOUIS SEATTLE-FieldTurfOPPONENT SPREAD SCORE O/U RUSHES PASS-COMP/ATT-YDS SACKED INT. FUM. YDS PEN POS TIMEat St Louis -3.5 L 31-34 41/O 32-124/26-76 32-41-219/18-27-276 6/2 1/1 0/3 46-30 37-29at Green Bay +3 L 17-27 50/U 25-119/29-127 19-30-205/25-33-234 2/2 1/0 1/1 92-35 27-33CHICAGODETROIT (Mon)at CincinnatiCAROLINAat San Francisco (Thur)at DallasARIZONASAN FRANCISCOPITTSBURGHat Minnesotaat BaltimoreCLEVELANDST LOUISat Arizona ST. LOUIS-AstroTurfOPPONENT SPREAD SCORE O/U RUSHES PASS-COMP/ATT-YDS SACKED INT. FUM. YDS PEN POS TIMESEATTLE +3.5 W 34-31 41/O 26-76/32-124 18-27-276/32-41-219 2/6 1/1 3/0 30-46 29-37at Washington -3 L 10-24 41/U 13-67/37-182 17-32-146/23-27-191 1/2 0/0 0/1 80-53 22-38PITTSBURGHat Arizonaat Green BayCLEVELANDSAN FRANCISCOat MinnesotaCHICAGOat Baltimoreat CincinnatiARIZONADETROITTAMPA BAY (Thur)at Seattleat San Francisco TAMPA BAY-Natural GrassOPPONENT SPREAD SCORE O/U RUSHES PASS-COMP/ATT-YDS SACKED INT. FUM. YDS PEN POS TIMETENNESSEE -3 L 14-42 41/O 26-92/32-124 16-33-181/13-16-185 4/2 2/0 0/1 97-55 28-32at New Orleans +9.5 W 26-19 47/U 35-139/27-104 14-21-194/24-38-219 3/4 0/1 2/2 90-115 29-31at HoustonCAROLINAJACKSONVILLEat Washingtonat AtlantaNY GIANTSDALLASat Philadelphiaat IndianapolisATLANTANEW ORLEANSat St Louis (Thur)CHICAGOat Carolina

NY GIANTS-Field TurfOPPONENT SPREAD SCORE O/U RUSHES PASS-COMP/ATT-YDS SACKED INT. FUM. YDS PEN POS TIMEat Dallas +7 W 26-27 52/O 24-99/23-80 20-36-190/36-45-356 1/0 0/2 0/1 44-35 23-37ATLANTA -2 L 20-24 50/U 23-97/22-56 27-40-291/30-46-346 2/2 0/0 1/0 35-65 28-32WASHINGTON (Thur)at BuffaloSAN FRANCISCOat Philadelphia (Mon)DALLASat New Orleansat Tampa BayNEW ENGLANDat WashingtonNY JETSat Miami (Mon)CAROLINAat MinnesotaPHILADELPHIA

WASHINGTON-Natural GrassOPPONENT SPREAD SCORE O/U RUSHES PASS-COMP/ATT-YDS SACKED INT. FUM. YDS PEN POS TIMEMIAMI +4 L 10-17 45/U 37-161/18-74 21-31-188/22-34-182 1/3 2/0 0/1 88-39 38-22ST LOUIS +3 W 24-10 41/U 37-182/13-67 23-27-191/17-32-146 2/1 0/0 1/0 53-80 38-22at NY Giants (Thur)PHILADELPHIAat Atlantaat NY JetsTAMPA BAYat New EnglandNEW ORLEANSat CarolinaNY GIANTSDALLAS (Mon)at ChicagoBUFFALOat Philadelphia (Sat)at Dallas

COLLEGE FOOTBALL****BEST BETTEXAS A&M over ARKANSAS by 28 (Arlington, TX)This is technically a home game for Arkansas, which is why they are listed as the bottom team in your schedule, but if one of these teams has a home field ad-vantage, it is arguably Texas A & M. And even if the game were in Fayetteville, we would prefer Kevin Sumlin’s crew. Arkansas was a sexy team in the eyes of preseason forecasters following a season in which they whitewashed LSU and Ole Miss and rode roughshod over Texas in their bowl game. But after opening the season with an easy win over UTEP, things unraveled. A fluky loss to Toledo bled into a 35-24 setback to Texas Tech and there was nothing fluky about that. The Red Raiders moved the ball upstairs and downstairs while averaging 8.4 yards per snap. Four players off last year’s Arkansas defense graduated to the NFL and their replacements haven’t performed at the same level. The Razorbacks also muss RB Jonathan Williams who tallied four touchdowns against Texas Tech last year. Texas A & M wasn’t sharp last week, but still racked up 535 yards vs. Nevada. QB Kyle Allen has elevated his game as a sophomore and DE Myles Garrett, who attended high school here in Arlington, has been a one-man wrecking crew. A force last year as a true freshman, Garrett currently leads the nation in sacks. And we like the addi-tion of DC John Chavis who was wooed away from LSU to shore up a substandard defense. If current form holds, the Aggies will jump more than 50 spots in the final NCAA defensive statistical rankings. TEXAS A & M 44-16.

***BEST BETBOWLING GREEN over *PURDUE by 19On paper Purdue will relish jousting with defensively deficient Bowling Green after locking horns with rugged Virginia Tech. But not so fast my friends. BG does have a soft defense, but the offense puts up points in a flurry, and a sufficient number to overcome a mediocre opponent such as Purdue. In their previous start vs. a Big Ten team, on the road at Maryland in Week 2, BG exploded for 42 points in the second half. QB Matt Johnson, fully recuperated from his hip injury, is even better than he was in 2013 when he led the Falcons to the MAC title. Johnson has at his disposal two running backs with at least 1000 career yards, four receivers with at least 1000 career yards, and he plays behind an OL with five returning starters. No wonder that Johnson leads the nation in passing yards by a substantial margin. Johnson’s Purdue counterpart, Austin Appleby, had a terrible game last week. In his last seven starts, Appleby has been intercepted seven times. No doubt Darryl Hazell wishes he could bench Appleby for former starter Danny Etling, but Etling transferred to LSU. Purdue made headway last year, finishing 3-9 after a 1-11 campaign that was the worst in the history of the program, but the Boilermakers wobbled to the finish line, concluding the season on a 6-game losing streak. Rookie RB Markell Jones has great potential, but isn’t ready to fill the shoes of Akeem Hunt who led the 2014 Boilermakers in rushing and receptions. Purdue is 2-24 SU in their last 26 vs. FBS competition. The beat goes on. BOWLING GREEN 45-26.

**PREFERRED*Nebraska over Southern Miss by 12(Southern Miss plus the points) Southern Miss HC Todd Monken inherited a team that was a train wreck. In Monken’s first season, the losing streak reached 23 games. But the Eagles are no longer road kill. In the season opener, USM opposed Missis-sippi State, a team that clobbered them 49-0 last year. The Eagles gave the Bulldogs a hard tussle before succumbing 34-16. At last look, four of the top six tacklers were transfers. Three came from stronger programs, specifically Auburn, Miami, and Oklahoma, and the fourth was a juco transfer who initially committed to Okla-homa State. In going the quick fix route, Monken upgraded the talent in a major way. Nebraska may be a bit dispirited after their furious rally at Miami came up short. QB Tommy Armstrong was outstanding and the effort was gallant, but the 36-33 defeat exposed a lot of defensive shortcomings. Mile Riley was the perfect hire for Nebras-ka from a public relations standpoint, but his record during his two terms at Oregon State (93-90) suggest that the Huskers could have done better. NEBRASKA 45-33.

Middle Tennessee State over *Illinois by 7In their first two starts under popular interim HC Bill Cubit, Illinois crushed Kent State and Western Illinois by a combined 96-3. But we weren’t sold on the Illini who hadn’t had a winning season since Ron Zook left town. In their 52-3 win over Kent State, they averaged a pedestrian 5.3 yards per play. Last week the Illini were brought down to earth, losing 48-14 at North Carolina. Middle Tennessee finished 6-6 last year. The fulcrum of the team was QB Austin Grammer who completed 65.4 per-cent of his passes and added 442 yards with his feet. Grammer is still around, but he’s been reduced to a back-up behind Brent Stockstill. Yes, Stockstill is the son of MTSU HC Rick Stockstill, but this was not a decision rooted in nepotism. Last week, Stockstill completed 23 of 27 passes for 369 yards and directed seven first-half touchdown drives. The victim was Charlotte, a cupcake to be certain, but the previous week the Blue Raiders made a respectable showing at Alabama before suc-cumbing 37-10. The Murfreesboro crew is an easy call. MID TENNESSEE 30-23.

Colorado State over *UTSA by 19Colorado State opened the Mike Bobo era with a tune-up with Savannah State, a mismatch of such magnitude that the statistics shouldn’t count. In their first real game, the Rams lost in overtime to Minnesota and last week they fell to Colorado. CSU out-yarded the Buffaloes 500-345, but two interceptions were costly. A positive development was the return of Rashard Higgins who missed the Minnesota game with a sore foot. The lone returning Biletnikoff finalist, Higgins has more career receiving yards than any active player. UTSA went toe-to-toe with Arizona in their opener, a head-scratcher as the Roadrunners weren’t very good last year (4-8 SU/ATS) and returned only six starters, the fewest of any team in the country. Then the roof fell in. In their last two games, UTSA was out-scored 99-17. Last week’s lost to Oklahoma State was the most lopsided in the history of the program. The Roadrunners have had a hard schedule and are stepping down in class, but this is a brittle team that may have trouble getting off the mat. COLORADO STATE 40-21.

*Oregon over Utah by 27Utah is undefeated, but the Utes have been underwhelming. They defeated Michigan by “7” and Utah State by “10,” but were out-yarded in both games. Last week they defeated Fresno State 45-24, but the score was misleading. Three of their touch-downs came when the offense was off the field. RB Devantae Booker had a strong game, but he had extra motivation. He was headed to Fresno State when the school declared him unqualified, forcing him to go the juco route. Utah depends heavily on Booker, making the offense too one-dimensional, and the defense doesn’t pressure the quarterback nearly as well as last year when the Utes led the nation in sacks. Oregon sat out three starters last week, notably QB Vernon Adams Jr. who was hampered by a broken index finger. In two previous starts vs. Pac 12 teams (Oregon State in 2013; Washington last year) Adams threw 11 touchdown passes. Oregon’s main problem area has been the secondary, but we doubt that Utah can capitalize. UU receivers are averaging only 8.35 yards per catch. OREGON STATE 41-14.

*CLOSE CALLS*Memphis over Cincinnati by 11 (Thursday)We can’t imagine Cincinnati trading points with Memphis if Gunner Kiel (concus-sion; check status) is a no-go. Memphis dominated the Bearcats last year and enters this contest on a 10-game winning streak. MEMPHIS 38-27.Boise State over *Virginia by 7 (Friday)Boise State may be without QB Ryan Finley (ankle), but that may be a blessing in disguise as he’s been erratic and prized recruit Brett Rypien has a bigger upside. Virginia’s near-upset of Notre Dame has distorted this line. BOISE STATE 28-21.Stanford over *Oregon State by 21 (Friday)Gary Andersen’s last six teams covered the spot at a 62 percent clip, but we don’t trust Andersen’s current team which is heavily dependent on first-year starters. Stan-ford has been Jekyl-and-Hide, but on paper the Cardinal has too much experience and too much muscle for Oregon State. STANFORD 35-14.*Michigan over BYU by 1BYU ran out of miracles at UCLA but may have found the answer to their stagnant running game in Adam Hine. Michigan had a breather vs. a UNLV team that was forced to deploy a back-up QB who was out of his element. MICHIGAN 27-26.

Army over *Eastern Michigan by 3Hard-trying but limited Army has lost three games by a combined 10 points. East-ern Michigan squandered a 17-0 lead vs. Ball State, a second straight second-half meltdown. ARMY 27-24.Nevada over Buffalo* by 2This is a long trip for the Wolf Pack, but UNR has played better on the road since Chris Ault stepped down. Buffalo’s win at Florida Atlantic was bogus; the Bulls were out-yarded by 200 yards. NEVADA 26-24.*Michigan State over Central Michigan by 30Michigan State has scored 30-plus points in 11 straight games. CMU QB Cooper Rush is very good, but he doesn’t have a strong cast of running backs to keep de-fenders honest. MICHIGAN STATE 37-17.*Kentucky over Missouri by 4It’s hard to go against Missouri seeing as how the Tigers have won 11 straight road games, covering the spot in the first 10. But Mizzou’s struggles last week vs. Con-necticut tip us toward the host which has been drawing sellout crowds in their spruced-up playpen. KENTUCKY 28-24.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL*Houston over Texas State by 21Texas State QB Tyler Jones had a super game vs. Southern Miss, but the shabby TSU defense spoiled the soup. Houston QB Greg Ward Jr. is drawing comparisons to Trevone Boykin. The Cougars were idle last week. Houston 48-27.Navy over *Connecticut by 12Connecticut threw a scare into Missouri, but the Huskies were offensively chal-lenged last year and the “O” is still leaking oil. NAVY 31-19.Virginia Tech over *East Carolina by 11ECU defeated the Hokies 28-21 last year as Shane Carden and Cam Worthy were double-trouble for a Tech “D” still celebrating the upset of Ohio State. The circum-stances have changed so the lean goes to the avenger. VIRGINIA TECH 31-20.*Penn State over San Diego State by 11San Diego State hasn’t resembled the team that was picked to win the MWC West, but we can’t trust the Nittany Lions in this price range until Christian Hackenberg shows signs of recapturing his freshman mojo. PENN STATE 28-17.*Rutgers over Kansas by 13The Rutgers program is a mess right now and Norries Wilson is a sad excuse for an interim coach. However, Charlie Weis left the Kansas program in such bad shape that we can’t build a compelling case for the Jayhawks. RUTGERS 30-17.*Ohio State over Western Michigan by 26The Ohio State offense, which had the wow factor at Virginia Tech, has sputtered badly in the interim. All of Western Michigan’s main guns – QB Zach Terrell, RB Jarvion Franklin, WR Daniel Braverman, WR Corey Davis – were outstanding last week, but Murray State was easy meat. OHIO STATE 50-24.*Toledo over Arkansas State by 14Arkansas State put up 70 points on Missouri State and did it without Fredi Knighten whose status for this week is questionable. Without a healthy Knighten we’re dis-posed toward Toledo. TOLEDO 42-28.Indiana over *Wake Forest by 9In three games, Indiana has moved the chains for 118 first downs. The Hoosiers have way too many weapons for Wake Forest, but IU hosts Ohio State next and that’s a red flag. INDIANA 33-24.*West Virginia over Maryland by 19Maryland rebounded from an ugly loss to Bowling Green at the expense of sloppy South Florida. The Terps took WVU to the wire last year, but we won’t fade the Mountaineers who have a red-hot QB in Skyler Howard and will be the fresher team. WEST VIRGINIA 45-26.Georgia Tech over *Duke by 6In a reversal of the normal pattern, Duke won the stats last week but came up short on the scoreboard. Georgia Tech’s skein of nine straight covers was shattered at Notre Dame. GEORGIA TECH 34-28.*Mississippi over Vanderbilt by 24Perhaps Ole Miss is ripe for a letdown after notching the school’s first win in Tus-caloosa in 27 years, but it’s hard to go against the Rebels with their quick-striking offense. MISSISSIPPI 44-20.*Iowa over North Texas by 20The Hawkeyes appear ripe for a letdown after overcoming Pittsburgh with a 57-yard last-second FG in the first night game at Kinnick Stadium since 2012. IOWA 34-14.*Wyoming over New Mexico by 3Wyoming did a good job of controlling the tempo at Washington State, but still came up short. The big question is whether Bob Davie’s triple-option will befuddle a defense replete with first-year starters. WYOMING 30-27.*Louisiana Tech over Florida International by 17If not for a few bounces, Louisiana Tech would be 3-0. FIU turned heads with a season-opening upset of Central Florida, but in hindsight that was no great achieve-ment. LOUISIANA TECH 38-21.*Baylor over Rice by 31Baylor QB Seth Russell figures to have another big game throwing into a Rice sec-ondary with four new starters. However, don’t discount the scrappy, well-coached Owls who are 27-14-1 ATS over the last three-plus seasons. BAYLOR 48-17.*Florida over Tennessee by 4Tennessee rebounded from the Oklahoma heartbreaker at the expense of Western Carolina. The Gators have now won the last 10 meetings. FLORIDA 24-20.*Minnesota over Ohio by 7Minnesota QB Mitch Leidner blows hot and cold and was very cold last week, an-other narrow victory for the Gophers. Ohio is 3-0 after turning back capable SE Louisiana and can hang around with Jerry Kill’s crew. MINNESOTA 30-23.*Western Kentucky over Miami Ohio by 24There was a moment during the Wisconsin game in Week 2 where Miami had seven true freshmen on the field on defense. WKU triggerman Brandon Doughty must be licking his chops. WESTERN KENTUCKY 50-26.LSU over *Syracuse by 28LSU is potentially flat after avenging last year’s loss to Auburn, but we can’t recom-mend the Orange who were dented for 520 yards by Central Michigan. LSU 41-13.

*Notre Dame over Massachusetts by 23The Irish are a team without much depth and one has to think that Brian Kelly will be looking to rest his starters at the earliest opportunity with Clemson, Navy, and Southern Cal looming on the horizon. NOTRE DAME 44-21.NC State over *South Alabama by 20We won’t fade NCSU, which has covered the spot in eight of their last nine starts. QB Jacoby Brissett is in excellent form and the Wolfpack have been energized by the return of RB Shadrach Thornton. NC STATE 44-24.Georgia Southern over *Idaho by 21Idaho is facing a wishbone-styled team for the second straight week, but Georgia Southern brings more to the table than Wofford which moved the chains with alac-rity vs. Paul Petrino’s flimsy defense. GEORGIA SOUTHERN 47-26.Marshall over *Kent State by 6Marshall’s true frosh QB Chase Litton showed well in his first career start. Litton appears to have a big upside, but the Kent State defense is miles ahead of Norfolk State. MARSHALL 23-17.*Auburn over Mississippi State by 1Mississippi State needs to develop a stronger running game to take the pressure off Zac Prescott, but it’s hard to recommend Auburn which lacks the scoring punch of recent Gus Malzahn teams and was bowled over at LSU. AUBURN 34-33.*Alabama over UL-Monroe by 34Nick Saban will crack the whip after Alabama’s sloppy performance vs. Ole Miss, but this isn’t the best spot for the Tide who are caught in a sandwich with Georgia up next. The WarHawks, idle last week, have been getting good mileage from RS frosh QB Garrett Smith. ALABAMA 44-10.Florida Atlantic over *Charlotte by 11If not for seven turnovers, Charlotte’s 73-14 setback to Middle Tennessee wouldn’t have been quite so lopsided. Speaking of turnovers, FAU has been afflicted with same disease. FLORIDA ATLANTIC 32-21.TCU over *Texas Tech by 4The Red Raiders have a new defensive coordinator, the highly respected David Gibbs, and the TCU defense has been riddled by injuries. TCU 49-45.*UL-Lafayette over Akron by 11Akron treks to the Pelican State where well-rested UL-L is waiting in the weeds. But the Cajuns haven’t fared well laying doubles and they have a revenge game with Louisiana Tech on deck. UL-LAFAYETTE 28-17.*South Carolina over Central Florida by 18South Carolina has depended on back-up QBs who aren’t ready for prime time, but at least the Gamecocks have a few playmakers. SOUTH CAROLINA 28-10.Appalachian State over *Old Dominion by 12Appalachian State is well-rested and has something to prove after their tepid perfor-mance at Clemson. The ODU offense, never pitiful when Taylor Heinicke was the man under center, was pitiful last week. APPALACHIAN STATE 36-24.Northern Illinois over *Boston College by 2The BC defense is legit, but the rebuilt offense, now without starting QB Darius Wade, has severe shortcomings. Northern Illinois has been a very good traveler. The Huskies were 19-1 SU in true road games prior to last week’s gritty performance at Ohio State. NORTHERN ILLINOIS 23-21. Oklahoma State over *Texas by 6UT QB Jerrod Heard was magnificent last week vs. California, but we won’t fade the Cowboys who appear to have a sturdier defense and are seeking to avenge last year’s 28-7 setback. OKLAHOMA STATE 34-28.USC over *Arizona State by 10In last year’s meeting, ASU pulled a rabbit out of the hat, overcoming a big deficit with three touchdowns in the final four minutes, the last coming on a Hail Mary. But the Sun Devils are somewhat more rested and own a better coach. USC 40-30.*Northwestern over Ball State by 22In opening 3-0, the Northwestern “D” allowed only one touchdown. That doesn’t appear to bode well for Ball State QB Riley Neal, the true freshman who has over-taken Jack Milas on the depth chart. NORTHWESTERN 30-8.*Wisconsin over Hawaii by 30Will UW HC Paul Chryst take the wraps off Corey Clement or will he save Clement for Iowa next week? The Hawaii program is under-funded. The Warriors are flying commercial to Chicago and then car-pooling to Madison. WISCONSIN 47-17.UCLA over *Arizona by 5Arizona set school records with 77 points, 792 yards, and 499 rushing yards vs. Northern Arizona. But the Bruins found a way to cool off ‘Zona last year, holding the Wildcats to 7 points, and returned eight defensive starters. UCLA 33-28.*Washington over California by 3Washington QB Jake Browning has had two straight 300-yard games and the Hus-kies have allowed only one TD in the last 10 quarters. WASHINGTON 33-30.*San Jose State over Fresno State by 7We have no interest in either side, but San Jose State has shown a disturbing ten-dency to run out of gas in the final stanza. SAN JOSE STATE 28-21.

2015 COLLEGE LOG

ARIZONA ST (PAC 12-South) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)tex a&m* +3 L 17-38 92-199-2 178-247-3CAL POLY -35 L 35-21 248-283-2 284-46-0NEW MEXICO -25 L 34-10 132-317-1 184-111-1USCuclaCOLORADOutahOREGONwash stWASHARIZONAcaliforniaAUBURN (SEC-West) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)louisville* -10 L 31-24 190-137-3 238-167-2JAX ST -40 L 27-20 165-236-3 161-277-1lsu +6.5 L 21-45 160-100-2 411-74-0MISS STsan jose stkentuckyarkansasMISStexas a&mGEORGIAIDAHOALABAMABOSTON COLLEGE (ACC-Atl) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)MAINE -27 L 24-3 204-155-0 7-84-1HOWARD -44 W 76-0 347-136-0 7-4-2FLA ST +8 L 0-14 139-56-2 98-119-0NO ILLdukeWAKE FclemsonlouisvilleVA TECHNC STATENOTRE DAMEsyracuseCALIFORNIA (PAC-12 North) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)GRAMB -45 W 73-14 185-471-3 127-170-5SD ST -13 W 35-7 164-321-1 152-173-2texas -5 L 45-44 280-268-2 286-364-2washWASH STutahuclaUSCoregonOREG STstanfordARIZ STCLEMSON (ACC-Atl) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)WOFFORD -35 W 49-10 222-311-2 123-90-0APP ST -19 W 41-10 140-252-2 203-95-4louisville -5 L 20-17 202-199-2 19-253-2NOTRE DAMEGA TECHBOS COLmia flanc stateFLA STsyracWAKE Fso carDUKE (ACC-Coast) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)tulane -6 W 37-7 206-324-2 25-246-1NC CEN -32 W 55-0 288-367-0 54-132-0NWSTRN -3.5 L 10-19 177-150-3 201-70-2GA TECHBOS COLarmyva techMIA FLAno carPITTvirginiawake f

FLA ATLANTIC (USA-East) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)tulsa +4 W 44-47 300-263-0 194-424-4MIAMI FLA +18 L 20-44 223-166-5 226-300-0BUFFALO -2.5 L 15-33 105-385-5 185-105-1nc charRICEMARSHALLutepFLA INTwest kyMID TENfloridaold domGEORGIA (SEC-East) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)LA MON -35 W 51-14 243-192-0 45-206-1vandy -18 L 31-14 281-141-0 105-295-3SO CAR -16 W 52-20 246-330-1 174-84-1SOUTHERNALABAMAtennMISSOURIflorida*KENTUCKYauburnGA SOUTHga tech

HOUSTON (AAC) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)TENN TECH -37 L 52-24 272-355-1 29-312-1lville +13 W 34-31 226-236-1 70-325-4TEXAS STtulsaSMUtulanecen flaVANDYCINMEMPHISconnNAVY

AKRON (MAC-East) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)oklahoma +31 L 3-41 138-88-1 100-439-2PITTSBURGH +12 L 7-24 47-63-1 127-180-0SAV ST -46 L 52-9 291-335-2 74-128-2la lafOHIOeast michbowl grCEN MICHmassmiami ohBUFFALOKENT ST

ARKANSAS (SEC-West) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)UTEP -32 W 48-13 182-308-0 58-146-3TOLEDO -22 L 12-16 103-412-1 81-237-0TEX TECH -10 L 24-35 228-196-2 171-315-2tex a&m*tennesseealabamaAUBURNTEN MARTmisslsuMISS STMISSOURIBALL STATE (MAC-West) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)VMI -34 L 48-36 229-338-1 103-444-2texas a&m +31 L 23-56 240-121-1 270-233-1east mich -4.5 W 28-17 278-194-1 123-196-2nwstrnTOLEDOno illGA STATECEN MICHMASSwest michohioBOWL GRBOWLING GRN (MAC-East) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)tenn +22 L 30-59 124-433-1 399-205-0maryland +7.5 W 48-27 201-491-1 156-185-4MEMPHIS +3.5 W 41-44 136-443-0 155-386-0purduebuffaloMASSAKRONkent stOHIOTOLEDOwest michball stCENT FLA (AAC) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)FLA INT -12 L 14-15 46-249-0 131-260-1stanford +20 L 7-31 30-151-2 130-361-0FURMAN -24 L 15-16 171-98-4 54-216-1so cartulaneCONNtempleHOUSTONcintulsaE CARSO FLA

E CAROLINA (AAC) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)TOWSON -28 L 28-20 210-230-0 179-237-2florida +21 W 24-31(-13)-346-3 168-205-2navy +5.5 L 21-45 80-325-2 415-41-0VA TECHsmubyuTULSATEMPLEconnSO FLORIDAcen flaCIN

FLORIDA INT (USA-East) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)CEN FLA +12 W 15-14 131-260-1 46-249-0indiana +8 L 22-36 123-283-3 205-234-1NC CEN -21 W 39-14 248-242-2 38-171-3la techmassUTEPmid tenOLD DOMfla atlNC CHARmarshallWEST KY

GEORGIA ST (SUN) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)NC CHAR -7 L 20-23 93-299-3 164-244-5new mex st +5 W 34-32 210-372-3 84-445-1oregon +43 W 28-61 113-318-4 311-228-1LIBERTYAPP STball stark stLA LAFtexas stSO ALATROYga southIDAHO (SUN) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)OHIO +6.5 L 28-45 100-297-3 205-284-1usc +45 L 9-59 71-240-0 284-453-0WOFFORD -1 W 41-38 198-334-2 326-72-2GA SOUTHark sttroyLA MONnew mex stso alaAPP STauburnTEXAS ST

ALABAMA (SEC-West) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)wisconsin* -12 W 35-17 238-264-0 40-228-1MID TEN -35 L 37-10 220-312-2 86-189-4miss -8 L 37-43 215-288-5 92-341-0LA MON georgiaARKANSAStexas a&mTENNESSEELSUmiss stCHARL SOUauburn

ARKANSAS ST (SUN) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)usc +27 L 6-55 208-193-4 189-320-0MISSOURI +10 W 20-27 93-124-3 140-148-3mo st -22 W 70-7 344-280-1 179-162-3toledoIDAHOso alaLA LAFGA STATEapp stla monnew mex stTEX STBAYLOR (B-12) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)smu -37 L 56-21 300-423-1 203-166-2LAMAR -56 L 66-31 412-373-4 173-167-2RICETEX TECHkansasWEST VAIOWA STkansas stOKLAHOMAokla sttcuTEXASBUFFALO (MAC-East) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)ALBANY -13 W 51-14 212-255-0 141-128-3penn st +17 W 14-27 80-205-1 200-128-0fla atl +2.5 W 33-15 185-105-1 105-385-5NEVADABOWL GRcen michOHIOmiami ohkent stNO ILLakronMASSCENT MICH (MAC-West) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)OKLA ST +21 W 13-24 78-265-1 153-266-0MONMOUTH -20.5 W 31-10 74-328-1 67-114-1syrac +8 W 27-30 90-430-2 165-161-1mich stNO ILLwest michBUFFALOball stakronTOLEDOkent stEAST MICH

COLORADO ST (MWC) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)SAV ST -51 W 65-13 217-381-5 83-100-2MINN +3.5 W 20-23 172-142-4 180-233-2colorado* +3 T 24-27 218-282-2 125-220-0utsautah stBOISE STAIR FORCESD STwyomingUNLVnew mexicofres stE MICHIGAN (MAC-West) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)OLD DOM +6.5 W 34-38 256-188-3 229-184-0wyoming +12 W 48-29 176-330-0 430-32-1BALL ST +4.5 L 17-28 123-196-2 278-194-1ARMYlsuAKRONtoledono illWEST MICHmiami ohMASScen michFLORIDA ST (ACC-Atl) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)TEXAS ST -28 W 59-16 266-370-1 132-168-1SO FLA -28 L 34-14 278-163-0 149-125-1bos col -8 W 14-0 98-119-0 139-56-2wake fMIA FLALVILLEga techSYRACclemsonNC STATECHATTflorida

GEORGIA TECH (ACC-Coast) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)ALCORN -41 W 69-6 476-77-1 166-106-3TULANE -33 W 65-10 439-132-1 71-177-2notre dame -2 L 22-30 216-121-1 215-242-2dukeNO CARclemsonPITTFLA STvirginiaVA TECHmia flaGEORGIA

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ARMY (IND) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)FORDHAM -14 L 35-37 256-133-2 123-322-1conn +7 W 17-22 180-85-1 145-270-1WAKE F +7 W 14-17 186-54-0 171-175-3east michpenn stDUKEBUCKNELLriceair forceTULANERUTGERSnavy*BOISE ST (MWC) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)WASH -12 L 16-13 185-152-2 29-150-1byu -2.5 L 24-35 64-297-3 72-309-2IDAHO ST -28 W 52-0 344-254-0 36-262-1virginiaHAWAIIcol stutah stWYOMINGunlvNEW MEXICOAIR FORCEsan jose stBYU (IND) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)nebraska +5 W 33-28 132-379-1 126-319-2BOISE ST +2.5 W 35-24 72-309-2 64-297-3ucla +16 W 23-24 161-244-1 296-106-3michiganCONNE CARCINWAGNERsan jose stmissouriFRES STutah stCINCINNATI (AAC) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)ALA A&M -46 L 52-10 296-340-2 98-148-1TEMPLE -6 L 26-34 130-427-5 215-81-1miami oh -21 L 37-33 282-263-4 220-228-1memphisMIA FLAbyuCONNCEN FLAhoustonTULSAso flae carCONNECTICUT (AAC) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)VILLANOVA +6.5 W 20-15 105-202-1 114-189-2ARMY -7 L 22-17 145-270-1 180-85-1missouri +21 W 6-9 77-156-2 85-185-2NAVYbyucen flaSO FLAcinE CARtulaneHOUSTONtemple

FLORIDA (SEC-East) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)NEW MEX ST -34 W 61-13 224-382-1 72-128-1E CAR -21 L 31-24 168-205-2(-13)-346-3kentucky -3.5 W 14-9 120-125-1 115-126-2TENNMISSmissourilsugeorgia*VANDYso flaFLA ATLFLA STFRESNO ST (MWC) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)ABIL CHRIS -21 T 34-13 225-217-3 34-213-2miss +32 L 21-73 163-153-4 215-392-3UTAH +12 L 24-45 124-241-2 221-159-3san josesd stateUTAH STUNLVair forceNEVADAhawaiibyuCOL ST

ARIZONA (P-12 South) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)UTSA -32 L 42-32 163-229-1 193-332-2nevada -10 W 44-20 301-269-1 168-159-1NO ARIZ -35 W 77-13 499-293-0 75-271-3UCLAstanfordOREG STcoloradoWASH STwashuscUTAHariz st

GEORGIA SOUTHERN (SUN) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)west va +17 L 0-44 195-29-5 185-359-0WEST MICH +5 W 43-17 413-7-0 25-227-4CITADEL -22 W 48-13 383-101-1 318-42-5idahola monNEW MEX STapp stTEXAS STtroygeorgiaSO ALAGA STATE

AIR FORCE (MWC) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)MORG ST -35 W 63-7 394-119-0 53-142-2SAN JOSE ST -4.5 W 37-16 428-24-1 150-140-2mich st +25 W 21-35 279-149-3 77-247-0navyWYOMINGcol stFRES SThawaiiARMYUTAH STboise stnew mexico

HAWAII (MWC) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)COLORADO +7 W 28-20 100-202-2 215-158-3ohio st +42 W 0-38 80-85-4 182-181-0UC DAVIS -22 L 47-27 193-272-1 169-240-1wisconsinboise stSD STATE new mexiconevadaAIR FORCEunlvFRES STSAN JOSEla mon

COLORADO (PAC 12-South) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)hawaii -7 L 20-28 215-158-3 100-202-2MASS -13 W 48-14 390-168-0 147-250-2col st* -3 T 27-24 125-220-0 218-282-2NICHOLSOREGONariz stARIZONAoreg stuclaSTANFORDUSCwash stutah

2015 COLLEGE LOGILLINOIS (B-10 West) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)KENT ST -13 W 52-3 134-208-1 59-186-4WEST ILL -24 W 44-0 147-353-4 98-43-2no car +7 L 14-48 227-172-1 254-217-1MID TENNEBRASKAiowaWISCpenn stpurdueOHIO STminnNWSTRN

INDIANA (B-10 East) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)SO ILL -21 L 48-47 246-349-0 248-411-2FLA INT -8 W 36-22 205-234-1 123-283-3WEST KY -2.5 W 38-35 284-355-1 84-484-2wake fOHIO STpenn stRUTGERSmich stIOWAMICHIGANmarylandpurdue

IOWA (B-10 West) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)ILL ST -10 W 31-14 210-221-1 35-196-0iowa st -3 W 31-17 260-215-1 63-247-1PITT -4 L 27-24 105-258-1 55-227-2NO TEXASwiscILLINOISnwstrnMARYLANDindianaMINNPURDUEnebraskaKENT ST (MAC-East) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)illinois +13 L 3-52 59-186-4 134-208-1DEL ST -29 W 45-13 278-214-3 (-38)-5-3minn +24 W 7-10 79-63-0 104-184-3MARSHALLMIAMI OHtoledomassBOWL GRBUFFALOohioCEN MICHakron

MARYLAND (B-10 East) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)RICHM -20 W 50-21 341-138-1 56-220-0BOWL GR -7.5 L 27-48 156-185-4 201-491-1SO FLA -6 W 35-17 114-297-3 240-60-2west vaMICHIGANohio stPENN STiowaWISCmich stINDIANArutgersMIAMI OHIO (MAC-East) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)PRESB -14 W 26-7 205-261-2 155-163-2wisc +31 L 0-58 (-3)-160-4 188-263-1CIN +21 W 33-37 220-228-1 282-263-4west kykent stohioNO ILLwest michBUFFALOeast michAKRONmass

MINNESOTA (B-10 East) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)TCU +17 W 17-23 144-197-2 203-246-2col st -3.5 L 23-20 180-233-2 172-142-4KENT ST -24 L 10-7 104-184-3 79-63-0OHIOnwstrnpurdueNEBRASKAMICHIGANohio stiowaILLINOISWISCNAVY (AAC) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)COLGATE -27 W 48-10 371-67-1 198-127-2E CAR -5.5 W 45-21 415-41-0 80-325-2connAIR FORCEnotre dameTULANESO FLAmemphisSMUtulsahoustonarmy*

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NO ILLINOIS (MAC-West) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)UNLV -22 L 38-30 185-360-0 164-329-1MUR ST -29 W 57-26 254-389-2 92-281-3ohio st +35 W 13-20 110-80-2 162-136-5bos colcen michBALL STmia ohEAST MICHtoledobuffaloWEST MICHOHIO

OHIO ST (B-10 East) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)va tech -14 W 42-24 360-212-3 128-192-2HAWAII -42 L 38-0 182-181-0 80-85-4NO ILL -35 L 20-13 162-136-5 110-80-2WEST MICHindianaMARYLANDPENN STrutgersMINNillinoisMICH STmichigan

IOWA ST (B-12) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)NO IOWA -14 W 31-7 77-233-2 126-176-2IOWA +3 L 17-31 63-247-1 260-215-1toledo +7.5 W 23-20 207-274-1 171-138-1KANSAStexas techTCUbaylorTEXASoklahomaOKLA STkansas stwest vaKENTUCKY (SEC-East) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)LA LAF -17 L 40-33 178-257-1 247-232-4so car +7 W 26-22 207-192-1 195-222-1FLORIDA +3.5 L 9-14 115-126-2 120-125-1MISSOURIE KYAUBURNmiss stTENNgeorgiavandyNC CHARLVILLELOUISVILLE (ACC-ATL) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)auburn* +10 W 24-31 238-167-2 190-137-3HOUSTON -13 L 31-34 70-325-4 226-236-1CLEMSON +5 W 17-20 19-253-2 202-199-2SAMFORDnc statefla stBOS COLwake fSYRACVIRGINIApittkentucky

MEMPHIS (AAC) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)MO ST -24 W 63-7 317-202-0 45-107-3kansas -13 W 55-23 281-370-3 194-165-0bowl gr -3.5 L 44-41 155-386-0 136-443-0CINCYso flaMISStulsaTULANENAVYhoustontempleSMU

MICHIGAN (B-10 East) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)utah +5.5 L 17-24 76-279-3 129-208-1OREG ST -14 W 35-7 225-180-2 59-79-1UNLV -33 L 28-7 254-123-1 92-143-2BYUmarylandNWSTRNMICH STminnRUTGERSindianapenn stOHIO ST

MISSISSIPPI (SEC-West) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)TEN MART -43 W 76-3 338-324-1 116-174-1FRES ST -32 W 73-21 215-392-3 163-153-4alabama +8 W 43-37 92-341-0 215-288-5VANDYfloridaNEW MEX STmemphisTEXAS A&MauburnARKLSUmiss st

NEBRASKA (B-10 West) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)BYU -5 L 28-33 126-319-2 132-379-1SO ALA -27 W 48-9 258-303-1 19-313-3mia fla +3.5 W 33-36 153-309-3 132-379-1SO MISSillinoisWISCminnNWSTRNpurdueMICH STrutgersIOWA

NO CAROLINA (ACC-Coast) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)so car* +1.5 L 13-17 254-140-0 208-232-3NC A&T -34 W 53-14 215-248-0 155-118-3ILLINOIS -7 W 48-14 254-217-1 227-172-1DELga techWAKE FVIRGINIApittDUKEMIA FLAva technc state

NORTHWSTRN (B-10 West) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)STANFORD +10 W 16-6 225-105-0 85-155-2E ILL -24 W 41-0 344-152-1 70-68-2duke +3.5 W 19-10 201-70-2 177-150-3BALL STMINNmichiganIOWAnebraskaPENN STPURDUEwiscilliinois

KANSAS (B-12) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)S DAK ST -1.5 L 38-41 285-291-2 170-293-0MEMPHIS +13 L 23-55 194-165-0 281-370-3rutgersiowa stBAYLORTEX TECHokla stOKLAHOMAtexastcuWEST VAKANSASLA TECH (USA-West) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)SOUTHERN -39 W 62-15 207-380-2 118-187-3west ky -2.5 L 38-41 223-357-2 149-441-1kan st +10 W 33-39 137-314-2 160-195-1FLA INTLA LAFutsamiss stMID TENriceNO TEXASutepSO MISSLSU (SEC-West) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)MCNEE ST XXXmiss st -3.5 L 21-19 266-71-0 43-335-0AUBURN -6.5 W 45-21 411-74-0 160-100-2syracEAST MICHso carFLORIDAWEST KYalabamaARKmissTEXAS A&M

MIAMI FLA (ACC-Coast) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)BETH COOK -39 W 45-0 195-185-1 53-26-2fla atl -18 W 44-20 226-300-0 223-166-5NEB -3.5 L 36-33 132-379-1 153-309-3cinfla stVA TECHCLEMSONdukeVIRGINIAno carGA TECHpitt

MICHIGAN ST (B-10 East) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)west mich -16 L 37-24 196-256-1 18-365-2OREGON -5 L 31-28 197-192-1 123-309-2AIR FORCE -25 L 35-21 77-247-0 279-149-3CEN MICHPURDUErutgersmichiganINDIANAnebraskaMARYLANDohio stPENN STMISS ST (SEC-West) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)so miss -21 L 34-16 205-237-2 102-311-2LSU +3.5 W 19-21 43-335-0 266-71-0NWSTRN ST -39 W 62-13 275-372-2 146-111-0auburntexas a&mTROYLA TECHKENTUCKYmissouriALABAMAarkMISS

NEVADA (MWC) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)UC DAVIS -24 L 31-17 232-163-0 89-238-0ARIZONA +10 L 20-44 168-159-1 301-269-1tex a&m +32 W 27-44 153-206-1 233-302-2buffaloUNLVNEW MEXwyomingHAWAIIfres stSAN JOSEutah stsd state

NOTRE DAME (IND) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)TEXAS -9 W 38-3 214-313-0 60-103-0virginia -13 L 34-27 253-207-0 127-289-1GA TECH +2 W 30-22 215-242-2 216-121-1MASSclemsonNAVYUSCtemplepittWAKE Fbos colstanford

KANSAS ST (B-12) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)SO DAK -35 L 34-0 185-147-1 61-205-1utsa -14 W 30-3 175-243-0 37-192-0LA TECH -10 L 39-33 160-195-1 137-314-2okla stTCUOKLAHOMAtexasBAYLORtex techIOWA STkansasWEST VALA-LAFAYETTE (SUN) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)kentucky +17 W 33-40 247-232-4 178-257-1NWSTRN ST -23 W 44-17 360-187-0 234-135-0AKRONla techTEXAS STark stLA MONga stateso alaNEW MEX STapp stTROY

MASS (MAC-East) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)colorado +13 L 14-48 147-250-2 390-168-0TEMPLE +13 W 23-25 45-393-2 67-391-3notre dameFLA INTBOWL GRKENT STTOLEDOball stAKRONeast michMIAMI OHbuffalo

MID TENN (USA-East) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)JAX ST -39 W 70-14 282-351-2 5-271-1alabama +35 W 10-37 86-189-4 220-312-2NC CHAR -18 W 73-14 316-379-2 117-102-7illinoisVANDYwest kyFLA INTla techMARSHALLfla atlNO TEXASutsa

MISSOURI (SEC-East) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)SE MO ST -40 L 34-3 98-319-1 145-56-1ark st -10 L 27-20 140-148-3 93-124-3CONN -21 L 9-6 85-185-2 77-156-2kentuckySO CARFLORIDAgeorgiavandyMISS STBYUTENNark

NEW MEXICO (MWC) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)MISS VAL -42 W 66-0 339-172-0 26-48-3TULSA -6.5 L 21-40 224-166-2 279-321-1ariz st +25 W 10-34 184-111-1 132-317-1wyomingNEW MEX STnevadaHAWAIIsan joseUTAH STboise stCOL STAIR FORCENORTH TEXAS (USA-West) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)smu +6 L 13-31 112-128-4 273-171-3RICE +7.5 L 24-38 175-303-3 189-373-0iowaso missPORT STWEST KYmarshallUTSAla techtennmid tenUTEPOHIO U (MAC-East) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)idaho -6.5 W 45-28 205-284-1 100-297-3MARSHALL +3 W 21-10 229-134-2 157-84-4SE LA -15 W 35-14 115-346-1 148-174-2minnakronMIA OHWEST MICHbuffalobowl grKENT STBALL STno ill

MARSHALL (USA-East) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)PURDUE -7 W 41-31 163-234-3 184-270-4ohio -3 L 10-21 157-84-4 229-134-2NORF ST -40 L 45-7 216-279-2 96-95-1kent stOLD DOMSO MISSfla atlNO TEXASnc charMID TENFLA INTwest ky

NC CHARLOTTE (USA East) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)ga state +7 W 23-20 164-244-5 93-299-3PRESB NL 34-10 192-276-1 103-9-1mid ten +18 L 14-73 117-102-7 316-379-2FLA ATLTEMPLEold domSO MISSMARSHALLfla intUTSAkentuckyrice

LA-MONROE (SUN) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)georgia +35 L 14-51 45-206-1 243-192-0NICHOLS -40 W 47-0 202-391-0 159-101-2alabamaGA SOUTHtulsaAPP STidahola laftroyARK STtexas sthawaiiNEW MEX ST

NC STATE (ACC-Atl) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)TROY -25 W 49-21 251-199-0 121-184-2E KY -24 W 35-0 199-244-1 35-77-0old dom -17 W 38-14 256-179-0 (-3)-151-0so alaLVILLEva techwake fCLEMSONbos colfla stSYRACNO CAR

2015 COLLEGE LOG

OREGON ST (P-12 North) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)WEBER ST -28 L 26-7 281-110-1 58-120-1michigan +14 L 7-35 59-79-1 225-180-2SAN JOSE -6.5 W 35-21 303-135-2 104-149-2STANFORDarizonawash stCOLORADOutahUCLAcalifWASHoregonRICE (USA-West) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)WAGNER -28 W 56-16 401-142-2 86-199-2texas +14.5 W 28-42 228-234-5 149-128-1no texas -7.5 W 38-24 189-373-0 175-303-3baylorWEST KYfla atlARMYLA TECHutepSO MISSutsaNC CHARSO ALABAMA (SUN) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)GARD WEB -21 L 33-23 224-184-3 177-132-3nebraska +27 L 9-48 19-313-3 258-303-1sd state +17 W 34-27 241-270-0 140-165-1NC STATEtroyARK STtexas stIDAHOLA LAFGA STATEga southAPP STSMU (AAC) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)BAYLOR +37 W 21-56 203-166-2 300-423-1NO TEXAS -6 W 31-13 273-171-3 112-128-4tcu +38 W 37-56 178-330-0 266-454-1J MADEAST CARhoustonso flaTULSATEMPLEnavyTULANEmemphis

PENN ST (B-10 East) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)temple -6 L 10-27 77-103-1 149-168-1BUFFALO -17 L 27-14 200-128-0 80-205-1RUTGERS -9 W 28-3 330-141-1 43-251-3SD STATEARMYINDIANAohio stmarylandILLINOISnwstrnMICHIGANmich st

RUTGERS (B-10 East) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)NORF ST -35 W 63-13 291-248-1 (-3)-199-1WASH ST -5 L 34-37 198-204-3 81-478-0penn st +9 L 3-28 43-251-3 330-141-1KANSASMICH STindianaOHIO STwiscmichiganNEBRASKAarmyMARYLANDSO CAROLINA (SEC-East) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)no car* -1.5 W 17-13 208-232-3 254-140-0KENTUCKY -7 L 22-26 195-222-1 207-192-1georgia +16 L 20-52 174-84-1 246-330-1CEN FLAmissouriLSUVANDYtex a&mtennesseeFLORIDACITADELCLEMSONSO MISS (USA-West) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)MISS ST +21 W 16-34 102-311-2 205-237-2AUS PEAY -36 W 52-6 239-275-1 96-93-1texas st +1.5 W 56-50 280-333-1 281-310-0nebraskaNO TEXASmarshallUTSAnc charUTEPriceOLD DOMla tech

PITTSBURGH (ACC-Coast) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)YOUNG ST -16 L 45-37 325-133-3 129-278-0akron -12 W 24-7 127-180-0 47-63-1iowa +4 W 24-27 55-227-2 105-258-1va techVIRGINIAga techsyracNO CARNOTRE DAMEdukeLVILLEMIA FLASAN DIEGO ST (MWC) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)SAN DIEGO -36 L 37-3 166-139-1 84-109-6calif +13 L 7-35 152-173-2 164-321-1SO ALA -17 L 27-34 140-165-1 241-270-0penn stFRESNO SThawaiisan joseUTAH STcol stWYOMINGunlvNEVADA

SO FLORIDA (AAC) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)FLA A&M -29 W 51-3 275-281-1 12-170-2fla st +28 W 14-34 149-125-1 278-163-0maryland +6 L 17-35 240-60-2 114-297-3MEMPHISSYRACconnSMUnavyeast carTEMPLECINcen fla

STANFORD (PAC-12 North) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)nwstrn -10 L 6-16 85-155-2 225-105-0CEN FLA -20 W 31-7 130-361-0 30-151-2usc +9.5 W 41-31 195-279-0 155-272-0oreg stARIZONAUCLAWASHwash stcoloradoOREGONCALIFORNIANOTRE DAME

PURDUE (B-10 West) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)marshall +7 L 31-41 184-270-4 163-234-3IND ST -15 W 38-14 251-289-2 168-194-3VA TECH +5.5 L 24-51 144-121-3 238-233-1BOWL GRmich stMINNwiscNEBRASKAILLINOISnwstrniowaINDIANASAN JOSE ST (MWC) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)NEW HAMP -6.5 L 43-13 285-422-0 126-60-0air force +4.5 L 16-37 150-140-2 428-24-1oreg st +6.5 L 21-35 104-149-2 303-135-2FRESNO STauburnunlvsd stateNEW MEXICOBYUnevadahawaiiBOISE ST

SOUTHRN CAL (P-12 South) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)ARK ST -27 W 55-6 189-320-0 208-193-4IDAHO -45 W 59-9 284-453-0 71-240-0STANFORD -9.5 L 31-41 155-272-0 195-279-0ariz stWASHnotre dameUTAHcaliforniaARIZONAcoloradooregonUCLA

SYRACUSE (ACC-Atl) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)RHODE IS -33 W 47-0 312-114-1 4-60-4WAKE F -4 W 30-17 149-221-0 46-373-3CEN MICH -8 L 30-27 165-161-1 90-430-2LSUso flavirginiaPITTfla stlvilleCLEMSONnc stateBOS COL

OREGON (P-12 North) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)E WASH -36 L 61-42 485-246-1 111-438-2mich st +5 W 28-31 123-309-2 197-192-1GA STATE -43 L 61-28 311-228-1 113-318-4UTAHcoloradoWASH STwashariz stCALIFstanfordUSCOREG ST

OKLAHOMA ST (B-12) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)cen mich -21 L 24-13 153-266-0 78-265-1CEN ARK -37 L 32-8 164-414-1 92-128-0UTSA -26 W 69-14 217-312-1 176-170-7texasKAN STwest vaKANSAStex techTCUiowa stBAYLOROKLAHOMA

OLD DOMINION (USA-East) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)east mich -6.5 L 38-34 229-184-0 256-188-3NORF ST -24 L 24-10 338-122-1 103-163-1NC STATE +17 L 14-38 (-3)-151-0 256-179-0APP STmarshallNC CHARfla intWEST KYutsaUTEPso missFLA ATL

OKLAHOMA (B-12) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)AKRON -31 W 41-3 100-439-2 138-88-1tenn -2 W 31-24 161-187-2 129-125-1TULSA -32 L 52-38 286-487-2 176-427-0WEST VAtexas*kan stTEX TECHkansasIOWA STbaylorTCUokla st

COLLEGE POWER RATINGSInstructions...”Pers” is the personnel rating... in other words a team’s “raw talent”. Then two other factors are to be considered: the Coaching (rated 1 to 5) and the “field” advantage (HF) of the home team, also rated one to five. Subtract the total value of the visitor (P+C) from that of the home club (P+C+HF). If you consider “coaching” important, you’ll profit from this method. Even if you don’t make the calculations, play the better coaches, particularly in games where the line is 7 or less!

COLLEGE Pers. C HFAir Force 42 4 3Akron 23 3 2Alabama 58 5 4Appalachn St. 27 4 3Arizona 48 5 4Arizona St. 50 4 4Arkansas 48 4 4Arkansas St. 36 4 3Army 20 3 3Auburn 48 5 4Ball St 26 4 3Baylor 59 5 5Boise St 47 4 5Boston Col. 37 4 4Bowling Grn 38 4 3Buffalo 25 3 2B.Y.U. 46 4 4California 45 4 4Central Fla 33 3 3Cent Mich 33 3 3Cincinnati 41 4 4Clemson 48 4 4Colorado 30 3 3Colorado St 34 3 4Connecticut 19 2 3Duke 44 4 3East Carolina 36 3 4East Mich 14 2 1Florida 48 3 5Florida Atl 25 3 3Florida Int. 26 3 2Florida St. 56 4 4

COLLEGE Pers. C HFFresno St. 24 3 3Georgia 57 4 4Georgia Sou 36 4 5Georgia St. 12 2 1Georgia Tech 51 5 3Hawaii 26 2 5Houston 42 4 3Idaho 12 2 3Illinois 36 2 3Indiana 35 3 3Iowa 45 3 4Iowa St. 27 3 3Kansas 18 2 3Kansas St. 50 5 4Kent 20 2 3Kentucky 39 3 2LA-Lafayette 35 4 4LA-Monroe 26 3 2Lousiana Tech 39 3 5Louisville 45 4 4LSU 52 4 4Marshall 41 3 4Maryland 35 3 3Mass 19 4 1Memphis 43 4 1Miami-Fla. 44 3 3Miami Ohio 15 3 3Michigan 39 4 4Michigan St. 57 4 4Mid Tenn St. 33 3 3Minnesota 42 4 4Mississipi 59 5 4

COLLEGE Pers. C HFMississippi St. 51 4 4Missouri 43 4 4Navy 39 4 3NC Charlotte 10 3 3Nebraska 47 3 4Nevada 32 3 5New Mexico 19 3 2New Mex St. 11 3 2North Carolina 39 3 3N.C. State 42 2 3North Texas 17 3 3No Illinois 41 4 5Northwestern 44 4 3Notre Dame 50 4 4Ohio U 28 3 3Ohio St. 60 5 4Oklahoma 53 4 5Oklahoma St. 44 4 5Old Dominion 21 4 5Oregon 57 5 5Oregon St. 36 4 4Penn St. 38 3 4Pittsburgh 39 3 3Purdue 29 2 3Rice 32 4 2Rutgers 33 2 3San Diego St. 32 3 3San Jose St. 25 3 2S.M.U. 24 4 2South Alabama 27 3 2South Carolina 44 4 4South Florida 20 3 2

COLLEGE Pers. C HFSouthern Cal 55 3 3Southern Miss 19 3 2Stanford 50 3 3Syracuse 34 2 3Temple 39 4 2Tennessee 46 4 4Texas 42 3 4Texas A&M 53 5 5T.C.U. 56 5 3Texas El-Paso 22 3 3Texas SA 21 3 3Texas State 26 4 3Texas Tech 40 3 4Toledo 37 4 3Troy 19 3 3Tulane 19 2 3Tulsa 29 4 4UCLA 52 4 3UNLV 18 2 3Utah 45 4 4Utah St. 40 4 3Vanderbilt 31 2 3Virginia 37 3 3Virginia Tech 40 4 5Wake Forest 23 3 3Washington 45 4 4Washington St. 34 2 3West Virginia 49 4 4West Kentucky 37 4 3Western Mich 35 4 3Wisconsin 45 4 5Wyoming 15 4 4

2015 COLLEGE LOGTCU (B-12) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)minn -17 L 23-17 203-246-2 144-197-2S AUST -47 W 70-7 24-403-1 146-21-3SMU -38 L 56-37 266-454-1 178-330-0tex techTEXASkansas stiowa stWEST VAokla stKANSASoklahomaBAYLOR

TEXAS A&M (SEC West) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)ariz st* -3 W 38-17 178-247-3 92-199-2BALL ST -31 W 56-23 270-233-1 240-121-1NEVADA -32 L 44-27 233-302-2 153-206-1arkansas*MISS STALABAMAmissSO CARAUBURNW CARvandylsu

TEMPLE (AAC) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)PENN ST +6 W 27-10 149-168-1 77-103-1cincinnati +6 W 34-26 215-81-1 130-427-5mass -13 L 25-23 67-391-3 45-393-2nc charTULANECEN FLAeast carNOTRE DAMEsmuso flaMEMPHISCONN

TENNESSEE (SEC East) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)BOWL GR -22 W 59-30 399-205-0 124-433-1OKLAHOMA +2 L 24-31 129-125-1 161-187-2W CAR -37 W 55-10 210-237-0 189-90-3floridaARKANSASGEORGIAalabamakentuckySO CARNO TEXASmissouriVANDY

TEXAS ST (SUN) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)fla st +28 L 16-59 132-168-1 266-370-1PR VIEW -28 W 63-24 316-333-2 79-323-2SO MISS -1.5 L 50-56 281-310-0 280-333-1houstonla lafSO ALAga southNEW MEX STGA STATELA MONidahoark st

TEXAS (B-12) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)notre dame +9 L 3-38 60-103-0 214-313-0RICE -14.5 L 42-28 149-128-1 228-234-5CALIFORNIA +5 W 44-45 286-364-2 280-268-2OKLA STtcuoklahoma*KAN STiowa stKANSASwest vaTEX TECHbaylorTEXAS TECH (B-12) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)SAM HOU -15 L 59-45 174-437-1 317-320-4UTEP -21 W 69-20 229-445-0 227-187-3arkansas +10 W 35-24 171-315-2 228-196-2TCUbaylorIOWA STkansasoklahomaOKLA STwest vaKAN STtexas

VA TECH (ACC Coast) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)OHIO ST +14 L 24-42 128-192-2 360-212-3FURMAN -35 W 42-3 299-284-0 136-118-3purdue -5.5 W 51-24 238-233-1 144-121-3east carPITTNC STATEmia flaDUKEbos colga techNO CARvirginiaWEST VIRGINIA (B-12) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)GA SOUTH -17 W 44-0 185-359-0 195-29-5LIBERTY -32 L 41-17 172-313-0 92-280-0MARYLANDoklahomaOKLA STbaylortcuTEX TECHTEXASkansasIOWA STkan st

TROY (SUN) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)nc state +25 L 21-49 121-184-2 251-199-0CHAR SOU -4.5 W 44-16 125-249-0 263-111-1wisc +30 L 3-28 81-174-1 199-202-0SO ALAmiss stIDAHOnew mex stapp stLA MONGA SOUTHga statela laf

UCLA (P-12 South) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)VIRGINIA -17.5 W 34-16 152-351-0 98-238-1unlv -32 W 37-3 273-253-3 181-56-2BYU -16 L 24-23 296-106-3 161-244-1arizonaARIZ STstanfordCALIFORNIACOLORADOoreg stWASH STutahuscUTEP (USA West) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)arkansas +32 L 13-48 58-146-3 182-308-0tex tech +21 L 20-69 227-187-3 229-445-0new mex st -2.5 W 50-47 269-273-2 266-285-1INC WRDUTSAfla intFLA ATLso missRICEold domLA TECHno texas

WAKE FOREST (ACC Atl) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)ELON -27 W 41-3 203-388-0 51-100-0syrac +4 L 17-30 46-373-3 149-221-0army -7 L 17-14 171-175-3 186-54-0INDIANAFLA STbos colno carNC STATELVILLEnotre dameclemsonDUKE

WEST KENTUCKY (USA East) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)vandy -2.5 L 14-12 38-209-0 176-217-3LA TECH +2.5 W 41-38 149-441-1 223-357-2indiana +2.5 L 35-38 84-484-2 284-355-1MIA OH riceMID TENno texaslsuold domFLA ATLfla intMARSHALL

TULANE (AAC) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)DUKE +6 L 7-37 25-246-1 206-324-2ga tech +33 L 10-65 71-177-2 439-132-1MAINE -10 W 38-7 205-292-2 93-203-2CEN FLAtempleHOUSTONnavymemphisCONNarmysmuTULSA

UNLV (MWC) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)no ill +22 W 30-38 164-329-1 185-360-0UCLA +32 L 3-37 181-56-2 273-253-3michigan +33 W 7-28 92-143-2 254-123-1IDAHO STnevadaSAN JOSEfresno stBOISE STHAWAIIcol stSD STATEwyomingVANDERBILT (SEC-East) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)WEST KY +2.5 W 12-14 176-217-3 38-209-0GEORGIA +18 W 14-31 105-295-3 281-141-0AUST PEAY -47 L 47-7 147-394-2 34-110-0missmid tenso carMISSOURIhoustonfloridaKENTUCKYTEX A&Mtennessee

WESTERN MICH (MAC West) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)MICH ST +16 W 24-37 18-365-2 196-256-1ga south -5 L 17-43 25-227-4 413-7-0MUR ST -29 W 52-20 237-391-2 63-304-1ohio stCEN MICHohioMIA OHeast michBALL STBOWL GRno illtoledo

TULSA (AAC) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)FLA ATL -4 L 47-44 194-424-4 300-263-0new mexico +6.5 W 40-21 279-321-1 224-166-2oklahoma +32 W 38-52 176-427-0 286-487-2HOUSTONLA MONeast carMEMPHISsmuCEN FLAcinNAVYtulane

UTAH (P-12 South) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)MICHIGAN -5.5 W 24-17 129-208-1 76-279-3UTAH ST -12 L 24-14 195-132-0 117-256-3fresno st -12 W 45-24 221-159-3 124-241-2oregonCALIFORNIAARIZ STuscOREG STwasharizonaUCLACOLORADO

WASH ST (P-12 North) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)POR ST -31 L 17-24 104-307-2 233-61-0rutgers +5 W 37-34 81-478-0 198-204-3WYOMING -25 L 31-14 75-303-1 113-296-2californiaoregonOREG STarizonaSTANFORDARIZ STuclaCOLORADOwash

WISCONSIN (B-10 West) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)alabama* +12 L 17-35 40-228-1 238-264-0MIAMI OH -31 W 58-0 188-263-1 (-3)-160-4TROY -30 W 28-3 199-202-0 81-174-1HAWAIIIOWAnebraskaPURDUEillinoisRUTGERSmarylandNWSTRNminn

TOLEDO (MAC West) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)STONY BR XXXarkansas +22 W 16-12 81-237-0 103-412-1IOWA ST -7.5 L 30-23 171-138-1 207-274-1ARK STball stKENT STEAST MICHmassNO ILLbowl grcen michWEST MICH

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TEXAS SAN ANT (USA West) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)arizona +32 W 32-42 193-332-2 163-229-1KAN ST +14 L 3-30 37-192-0 175-243-0okla st +26 L 14-69 176-170-7 217-312-1COL STutepLA TECHso missno texasOLD DOMnc charRICEMID TEN

UTAH ST (MWC) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)SO UTAH -33 L 12-9 140-110-1 52-111-0utah +12 W 14-24 117-256-3 195-132-0wash +7 L 17-31 83-171-2 74-368-3COL STfresno stBOISE STsd stateWYOMINGnew mexicoair forceNEVADABYU

VIRGINIA (ACC-Coast) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)ucla +17.5 L 16-34 98-238-1 152-351-0NOTRE DAME +13 W 27-34 127-289-1 253-207-0WM & MRY -22 L 35-29 110-263-2 145-226-0BOISE STpittSYRACno carGA TECHmia flalvilleDUKEVA TECH

WASHINGTON (P-12 North) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)boise st +12 W 13-16 29-150-1 185-152-2SAC ST -31 W 49-0 218-326-1 11-201-1UTAH ST -7 W 31-17 74-368-3 83-171-2CALIFORNIAuscOREGONstanfordARIZONAUTAHariz storeg stWASH ST

WYOMING (MWC) (Run Yds-Pass Yds-TO)NO DAK -18 L 13-24 41-289-0 276-153-0EAST MICH -12 L 29-48 430-32-1 176-330-0wash st +25 W 14-31 113-296-2 75-303-1NEW MEXICOapp stair forceNEVADAboise stutah stCOL STsd stateUNLV

TEAM VS. TEAM GRIDTEAM VS. TEAM GRIDBAL BOS CHW CLE DET HOU KC LAA MIN NYY OAK SEA TB TEX TOR vs NL

BAL (0) 11-5(+660) 3-3( -55) 5-1(+495) 4-3( -5) 3-4( -55) 3-4( -30) 2-4(-205) 0-7(1025) 7-9(-110) 6-1(+490) 3-3( -35) 10-9( +40) 1-6(-615) 6-9(-280) 9-8

BOS 5-11(-725) (0) 3-4( -35) 2-1(+120) 4-2(+200) 2-4(-225) 4-3(+135) 2-5(-315) 2-5(-485) 5-10(-510) 5-1(+450) 4-3(+175) 8-7(+140) 2-5(-495) 10-9(+290) 13-7(+605)

CHW 3-3( +40) 4-3( -35) (0) 10-9(+130) 5-7(-195) 5-1(+515) 6-10(-385) 4-3(+145) 6-13(1085) 1-2( -95) 5-2(+300) 4-3(+100) 1-5(-500) 3-3(-105) 4-3(+160) 9-11( -90)

CLE 1-5(-525) 1-2(-130) 9-10(-240) (0) 7-11(-630) 5-2(+265) 7-9(-325) 4-2(+210) 5-7(-445) 5-2(+415) 3-4(-195) 4-3(0) 5-2(+160) 3-3(-115) 3-4( -60) 12-8(+365)

DET 3-4( -45) 2-4(-240) 7-5(+155) 11-7(+545) (0) 3-4(-125) 9-10( +90) 1-6(-525) 10-6(+410) 2-5(-360) 2-4(-200) 4-3(+105) 3-3( +90) 1-3(-230) 2-4(-200) 9-11(-135)

HOU 4-3( +20) 4-2(+215) 1-5(-545) 2-5(-285) 4-3( +85) (0) 4-2(+180) 9-7(+135) 3-3(-160) 4-3(+115) 10-9( -30) 10-6(+345) 2-5(-425) 4-12(1200) 4-3(+100) 14-3(1170)

KC 4-3(0) 3-4(-165) 10-6(+290) 9-7(+245) 10-9(-160) 2-4(-190) (0) 6-1(+555) 9-7(-210) 2-4(-230) 5-1(+460) 2-1(+145) 6-1(+535) 3-4(-285) 3-4( -80) 13-6(+690)

LAA 4-2(+165) 5-2(+305) 3-4(-175) 2-4(-220) 6-1(+510) 7-9(-195) 1-6(-585) (0) 5-2(+235) 2-4(-215) 9-7(+225) 9-7(+260) 3-3( -25) 10-5(+325) 2-5(-310) 8-12(-590)

MIN 7-0(+955) 5-2(+435) 13-6(+990) 7-5(+375) 6-10(-450) 3-3(+130) 7-9(+140) 2-5(-270) (0) 1-5(-360) 4-3(+210) 4-3(+185) 4-2(+320) 3-3( -35) 2-5(-300) 8-12(-260)

NYY 9-7( +50) 10-5(+450) 2-1( +75) 2-5(-445) 5-2(+325) 3-4(-140) 4-2(+200) 4-2(+205) 5-1(+345) (0) 3-4(-105) 5-1(+380) 12-7(+360) 2-5(-580) 5-11(-610) 11-9(-240)

OAK 1-6(-515) 1-5(-470) 2-5(-360) 4-3(+175) 4-2(+175) 9-10( -85) 1-5(-520) 7-9(-290) 3-4(-230) 4-3( +85) (0) 4-12(-860) 3-4(-120) 10-6(+250) 1-5(-400) 10-7(+445)

SEA 3-3( +25) 3-4(-215) 3-4(-105) 3-4( -50) 3-4(-135) 6-10(-475) 1-2(-165) 7-9(-325) 3-4(-205) 1-5(-425) 12-4(+790) (0) 4-3( +90) 12-7(+425) 4-2(+240) 8-12(-825)

TB 9-10(-110) 7-8(-215) 5-1(+470) 2-5(-190) 3-3(-130) 5-2(+385) 1-6(-545) 3-3( +15) 2-4(-350) 7-12(-440) 4-3( +75) 3-4(-130) (0) 2-5(-445) 8-5(+350) 11-6(+395)

TEX 6-1(+575) 5-2(+455) 3-3( +85) 3-3( +75) 3-1(+215) 12-4(1105) 4-3(+245) 5-10(-370) 3-3( +15) 5-2(+530) 6-10(-310) 7-12(-495) 5-2(+415) (0) 2-4(-135) 11-9(+435)

TOR 9-6(+210) 9-10(-395) 3-4(-180) 4-3( +30) 4-2(+200) 3-4(-100) 4-3( +60) 5-2(+265) 5-2(+275) 11-5(+540) 5-1(+400) 2-4(-265) 5-8(-405) 4-2(+115) (0) 12-8( -25)

ARI ATL CHC CIN COL LAD MIA MIL NYM PHI PIT SD SF STL WAS vs AL

ARI (0) 3-3( -40) 2-4(-165) 6-1(+470) 10-6(+300) 4-11(-560) 5-2(+385) 5-2(+320) 2-5(-315) 2-4(-345) 1-5(-310) 7-9(-210) 11-8(+615) 0-7(-725) 3-4( -20) 10-7(+460)

ATL 3-3( +5) (0) 1-6(-485) 3-4( -20) 1-6(-560) 3-3(+130) 10-6(+490) 5-2(+405) 6-10(-305) 11-8(+180) 2-4(-155) 2-5(-300) 3-4( +60) 1-2( -15) 3-13(-875) 6-14(-555)

CHC 4-2(+145) 6-1(+475) (0) 10-6(+145) 4-2(+150) 3-4( -75) 3-3(-110) 9-4(+370) 7-0(+710) 2-5(-835) 10-6(+400) 3-3( -5) 5-2(+295) 8-11(-285) 4-3(+130) 9-10(-385)

CIN 1-6(-500) 4-3( -10) 6-10(-220) (0) 2-4(-310) 1-6(-450) 3-4(-220) 9-10(-125) 0-3(-325) 4-2(+120) 10-6(+710) 2-4(-180) 2-5(-320) 7-9(0) 5-0(+595) 7-13(-640)

COL 6-10(-380) 6-1(+540) 2-4(-175) 4-2(+280) (0) 5-11(-300) 2-5(-285) 5-1(+445) 0-7(-700) 5-2(+340) 1-2( -20) 7-12(-450) 9-7(+245) 3-4( +20) 3-3(+310) 5-15(-925)

LAD 11-4(+525) 3-3(-160) 4-3( +30) 6-1(+440) 11-5(+235) (0) 4-2( -40) 4-3( -40) 3-4(-350) 5-2( +40) 1-5(-540) 11-5(+410) 6-9(-660) 2-5(-355) 4-2(+165) 10-10(-545)

MIA 2-5(-435) 6-10(-605) 3-3( +90) 4-3(+190) 5-2(+255) 2-4( +10) (0) 4-2(+270) 8-11( +75) 5-8(-555) 1-6(-470) 2-5(-280) 5-2(+410) 1-5(-280) 9-10(+265) 7-10(-275)

MIL 2-5(-370) 2-5(-435) 4-9(-420) 10-9( +10) 1-5(-485) 3-4( +10) 2-4(-310) (0) 3-3( +25) 7-0(+715) 10-9(+335) 3-1(+200) 1-5(-405) 4-11(-565) 3-4( -75) 8-12(-390)

NYM 5-2(+305) 10-6(+245) 0-7(-725) 3-0(+315) 7-0(+700) 4-3(+310) 11-8(-165) 3-3( -35) (0) 14-2(1045) 0-6(-705) 2-4(-200) 3-3( -50) 3-4( -60) 10-6(+565) 9-11(-495)

PHI 4-2(+305) 8-11(-240) 5-2(+770) 2-4(-130) 2-5(-375) 2-5( -80) 8-5(+475) 0-7(-725) 2-14(1075) (0) 2-5(-270) 5-1(+660) 1-5(-370) 2-5(-175) 5-11(-385) 8-12(+400)

PIT 5-1(+290) 4-2(+140) 6-10(-460) 6-10(-790) 2-1( +10) 5-1(+510) 6-1(+460) 9-10(-425) 6-0(+675) 5-2(+250) (0) 5-2(+310) 6-1(+515) 8-8( +5) 3-4(-175) 13-7(+405)

SD 9-7(+145) 5-2(+270) 3-3( -25) 4-2(+170) 12-7(+395) 5-11(-460) 5-2(+255) 1-3(-200) 4-2(+180) 1-5(-720) 2-5(-325) (0) 6-10(-345) 4-3(+190) 2-5(-275) 7-13(-585)

SF 8-11(-720) 4-3( -95) 2-5(-300) 5-2(+295) 7-9(-335) 9-6(+570) 2-5(-440) 5-1(+370) 3-3( +20) 5-1(+360) 1-6(-525) 10-6(+285) (0) 2-4(-160) 4-3(+145) 11-6(+470)

STL 7-0(+715) 2-1(0) 11-8(+205) 9-7( -80) 4-3( -50) 5-2(+320) 5-1(+260) 11-4(+525) 4-3( +50) 5-2(+150) 8-8( -40) 3-4(-230) 4-2(+150) (0) 4-2(+235) 11-9( +85)

WAS 4-3( -10) 13-3(+830) 3-4(-160) 0-5(-635) 3-3(-355) 2-4(-190) 10-9(-345) 4-3( +50) 6-10(-620) 11-5(+340) 4-3(+135) 5-2(+265) 3-4(-170) 2-4(-255) (0) 8-9(-195)

FAVORITES & UNDERDOGSAs the As the

Favorite Underdog Pick-em Total

BAL 41-31 ( -70) 28-38 ( -325) 4-7 ( -335) 73-76 ( -730)

BOS 40-37 ( -860) 29-36 ( +405) 2-4 ( -220) 71-77 ( -675)

CHW 34-28 ( -775) 34-47 ( -210) 2-3 ( -115) 70-78 ( -1100)

CLE 51-43 ( -1070) 22-27 ( +140) 1-4 ( -320) 74-74 ( -1250)

DET 33-24 ( +55) 34-50 ( -395) 2-5 ( -325) 69-79 ( -665)

HOU 48-40 ( -860) 28-30 ( +385) 3-1 ( +195) 79-71 ( -280)

KC 55-32 ( +825) 29-27 ( +790) 3-3 ( -15) 87-62 ( 1600)

LAA 55-28( +1785) 19-40( -1750) 2-5 ( -325) 76-73 ( -290)

MIN 15-10 ( +195) 56-61( +1580) 5-2 ( +290) 76-73 ( 2065)

NYY 53-34 ( +115) 23-29 ( -130) 6-3 ( +285) 82-66 ( 270)

OAK 33-37 ( -1795) 27-46( -1010) 4-3 ( +85) 64-86 ( -2720)

SEA 42-42 ( -1580) 28-30 ( +450) 3-5 ( -225) 73-77 ( -1355)

TB 36-30 ( -555) 30-41 ( -280) 6-6 ( -30) 72-77 ( -865)

TEX 21-13 ( +440) 55-54( +2210) 4-2 ( +190) 80-69 ( 2840)

TOR 62-32( +1275) 19-31 ( -845) 4-1 ( +295) 85-64 ( 725)

As the As theFavorite Underdog Pick-em Total

ARI 27-24 ( -390) 37-51 ( -135) 7-3 ( +385) 71-78 ( -140)

ATL 14-14 ( -355) 39-76( -2345) 7-0 ( +700) 60-90 ( -2000)

CHC 61-35 ( +850) 18-24 ( -210) 8-3 ( +485) 87-62 ( 1125)

CIN 27-24 ( -450) 34-57( -1205) 2-4 ( -220) 63-85 ( -1875)

COL 17-13 ( -40) 41-67 ( -885) 5-6 ( -130) 63-86 ( -1055)

LAD 77-51 ( -515) 4-9 ( -415) 4-3 ( +85) 85-63 ( -845)

MIA 23-25 ( -1045) 37-58 ( -375) 4-3 ( +85) 64-86 ( -1335)

MIL 25-27 ( -1055) 35-55 ( -985) 3-4 ( -120) 63-86 ( -2160)

NYM 67-25( +2825) 15-36( -1555) 2-4 ( -220) 84-65 ( 1050)

PHI 6-4 ( +50) 49-86 ( -945) 1-4 ( -320) 56-94 ( -1215)

PIT 72-35( +2165) 16-21 ( -125) 1-4 ( -320) 89-60 ( 1720)

SD 38-22 ( +650) 27-46( -1220) 5-12 ( -760) 70-80 ( -1330)

SF 44-31 ( -150) 27-38 ( -400) 7-2 ( +490) 78-71 ( -60)

STL 78-34( +2760) 13-20 ( -455) 2-2 ( -10) 93-56 ( 2295)

WAS 64-40 ( +235) 12-28( -1435) 2-3 ( -115) 78-71 ( -1315)

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With rosters having expanded on September 1, teams no longer incontention will be experimenting with rookies.Accordingly, we willfocus on selected series involving at least one playoff contender.

BEGINNING THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 24

Chicago W. Sox at N.Y.Yankees (4) 24th, 25th, 26th, 27thThe Yankees return home after a showdown in Toronto, and thisseries with the White Sox could provide an opportunity as they hopeto prevail as AL East champs. New York has been at its best againstlefties (+$620, averaging 5.3 runs per game) and Chicago’s rotation isloaded with southpaws.The White Sox have been a losing proposi-tion all year (-$1100 overall). BEST BET: Yankees vs. lefthanders.

BEGINNING FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 25

Pittsburgh at Chicago Cubs (3) 25th, 26th, 27thA pair of the NL’s best who appear heading to a one game wildcardshowdown in October and would each like to host it. Pittsburgh hasnot fared particularly well against lefties outside of PNC Park, averag-ing just 3.2 runs per game, and they’ll be facing Chicago’s ace south-paw Jon Lester at Wrigley this weekend (3.46 ERA in 30 starts).Takethe home team when he appears. BEST BET: Lester.

Tampa Bay at Toronto (3) 25th, 26th, 27thThe Blue Jays could still lose the AL East title if they falter down thestretch, and the Rays could be a spoiler at Rogers Centre this week-end.They’ve gotten the best of Toronto in head to head play this year(8-5,+$350) and they’ve made money vs. lefthanders (+$590 overall).They’ll take on David Price & Mark Buehrle as fat underdogs, so thereappears to be some excellent value on the visitor when these clubssquare off. BEST BET: Rays vs. Price & Buehrle.

Cleveland at Kansas City (3) 25th, 26th, 27thThe Indians are just a .500 team but they refuse to fade away and arewithin striking distance of the final AL wildcard slot.The Royals havebeen coasting comfortably atop the division for the past couple ofmonths, but they’ve turned a profit vs. the Tribe in head to head play(+$245) and been a powerhouse vs. righties, especially at KaufmanStadium (32-15,+$1090,averaging 4.9 runs per game).KC would loveto hold on to home field throughout the post season, and should takeat least 2 out of 3 here. BEST BET: Royals vs. righthanders.

Texas at Houston (3) 25th, 26th, 27thThe Astros have had a memorable year, but they’ve fallen behindTexas in the AL West and at this point even a wildcard berth is not asure thing.Texas has been hot down the stretch (7-4, +$255 in theirlast 11, averaging 5.9 runs per game on offense) and they’ve domi-nated their intra-state rival in head to head play (12-4, +$1105).They’ve made a fortune away from Arlington (+$2320) and will behard to pass up at Minute Maid Park.BEST BET:Rangers in all games.

Seattle at L.A. Angels (3) 25th, 26th, 27thIt’s been a disappointing year for the Angels, who were unable toduplicate last season’s success,but they are still in contention shouldsome other wildcard hopefuls falter down the stretch.The Marinersrank low statistically (4.15 team ERA, .249 BA) and they’ve beenunsuccessful in their meetings with LA (-$325).We’ll avoid staff aceFelix Hernandez (+$370,3.54 ERA) but the rest of Seattle’s rotation isfair game. BEST BET:Angels unless opposed by F. Hernandez.

BEGINNING MONDAY SEPTEMBER 28

Minnesota at Cleveland (3) 28th, 29th, 30thThe Twins have turned a profit vs. the Indians (+$375) and they’vemade money in night games outside of Target Field (+$735).Cleveland has lost a fortune here at Progressive Field (-$1700) so playthese games accordingly. PREFERRED: Twins in all games.

Detroit at Texas (3) 28th, 29th, 30thThe Rangers took 3 out of 4 when they played at Comerica earlierthis season (+$215) and they’ll have a hard time against the Rangersrighthanders (-$1445 vs. righties in road night games).A chance forTexas to ice the AL West. PREFERRED: Righthanders vs. the Tigers.

Oakland at L.A. Angels (3) 28th, 29th, 30thThe Athletics are only 3-14 vs. lefties on the road (-$1075) and they’llface some capable ones when they visit Anaheim. Play this seriesaccordingly. PREFERRED: Lefthanders vs. the Athletics.

BEGINNING FRIDAY OCTOBER 2

Washington at N.Y. Mets (3) 2nd, 3rd 4thThe Nats are finishing strong (7-3, +$290 last 10 days) and if theymanage to cut New York’s lead to three games they’ll get this lastchance to take the NL East. If not, they still look like a viable roadunderdog at Citifield. PREFERRED: Nationals in all games.

DAILDAILY BASEBALL SELECTIONSY BASEBALL SELECTIONS

Record Money Runs Hits+Wks Bases Starters

Game Game Game ERA

LAA 6-4 +315 3.6 9.9 15.5 4.70BOS 5-4 +300 4.8 13.8 19.3 3.30DET 5-4 +300 4.8 15.1 18.3 6.77TEX 7-4 +255 5.9 13.8 20.1 4.47BAL 6-4 +205 5.5 12.4 18.7 5.73NYY 5-5 +50 4.9 11.2 17.0 4.13CLE 6-4 +45 5.4 13.7 18.9 3.17OAK 4-6 +20 5.2 11.8 18.8 7.68TOR 6-4 +10 6.1 13.5 20.9 3.24SEA 6-4 -15 4.5 11.8 17.7 2.97MIN 4-6 -275 5.1 13.9 20.2 4.02KC 4-6 -295 5.7 12.8 20.5 4.80TB 4-6 -295 3.9 11.5 16.7 3.78CHW 4-6 -355 4.3 13.0 17.9 4.80HOU 3-7 -670 4.0 11.5 17.2 4.86

Record Money Runs Hits+Wks Bases Starters

Game Game Game ERA

COL 6-4 +475 4.0 10.1 14.0 4.35CIN 6-4 +340 5.5 13.3 20.2 4.69MIA 5-5 +330 3.7 11.1 15.1 3.59WAS 7-3 +290 5.7 14.2 19.8 3.13SF 6-3 +125 5.6 13.1 18.4 2.33CHC 7-4 +115 5.0 13.5 19.4 3.88PIT 6-5 +80 4.5 12.1 16.1 4.67ARI 4-5 -25 4.6 13.0 18.3 4.23LAD 5-4 -90 4.2 12.2 17.8 3.50STL 5-5 -115 3.7 11.7 17.6 4.15ATL 4-6 -155 2.4 10.0 12.0 3.83NYM 6-4 -165 4.2 12.0 17.1 3.51SD 3-7 -440 4.1 9.8 15.3 6.37PHI 2-8 -455 3.0 8.6 12.3 4.50MIL 2-8 -590 4.3 12.8 17.6 6.86

WHO’S HOTWHO’S HOT LALATELTELY? (10 DAY? (10 DAY PROFILE)Y PROFILE)

SCHEDULE AND STARTING TIMESNFL FOOTBALL

Thursday, September 24, 2015WASHINGTONN.Y. GIANTS

5:25P7:25C8:25E 4 44

COLLEGE FOOTBALLThursday, September 24, 2015

CINCINNATIMEMPHIS

4:30P6:30C7:30E 81/2

Friday, September 25, 2015BOISE ST.VIRGINIA

5:00P7:00C8:00E

21/2

STANFORDOREGON ST.

7:00P9:00C10:00E

151/2

Saturday, September 26, 2015BY.U.MICHIGAN

9:00P11:00C12:00E 51/2

ARMYEASTERN MICH

3:00P5:00C6:00E 21/2

NEVADABUFFALO

12:30P2:30C3:30E 2

CENTRAL MICHMICHIGAN ST.

9:00P11:00C12:00E 27

SOUTHERN MISSNEBRASKA

9:00P11:00C12:00E 231/2

MISSOURIKENTUCKY

4:30P6:30C7:30E 21/2

TEXAS TECHHOUSTON

5:00P7:00C8:00E 16

NAVYCONNECTICUT

9:00P11:00C12:00E

8

VIRGINIA TECHEAST CAROLINA

12:30P2:30C3:30E

8

SAN DIEGO STPENN ST.

12:30P2:30C3:30E 15

BOWLING GREENPURDUE

9:00P11:00C12:00E 1

KANSASRUTGERS

9:00P11:00C12:00E 121/2

WESTERN MICHOHIO ST.

12:30P2:30C3:30E 31

ARKANSAS ST.TOLEDO

4:00P6:00C7:00E 8

INDIANAWAKE FOREST

9:30P11:30C12:30E

MARYLANDWEST VIRGINIA

12:00P2:00C3:00E 17

GEORGIA TECHDUKE

9:30P11:30C12:30E

9

VANDERBILTMISSISSIPPI

4:00P6:00C7:00E 261/2

NORTH TEXASIOWA

12:30P2:30C3:30E 251/2

MID TENN ST.ILLINOIS

1:00P3:00C4:00E 61/2

NEW MEXICOWYOMING

12:00P2:00C3:00E

21/2

FLORIDA INT.LOUISIANA TECH

11:30P1:30C2:30E 14

RICEBAYLOR

12:00P2:00C3:00E 351/2

TEXAS A&MARKANSAS *ARLINGTON

4:00P6:00C7:00E

7

TENNESSEEFLORIDA

12:30P2:30C3:30E 2

OHIOMINNESOTA

12:30P2:30C3:30E 101/2

MIAMI OHIOWEST KENTUCKY

12:30P2:30C3:30E 201/2

L.S.U.SYRACUSE

9:00P11:00C12:00E

24

MASSACHUSETTSNOTRE DAME

12:30P2:30C3:30E 271/2

N.C. STATESO. ALABAMA

5:00P7:00C8:00E

16

GEORGIA SOUTHERNIDAHO

6:00P8:00C9:00E

17

MARSHALLKENT ST.

12:30P2:30C3:30E

9

MISSISSIPPI ST.AUBURN

4:30P6:30C7:30E 3

UL-MONROEALABAMA

1:00P3:00C4:00E 38

FLA-ATLANTICN.C. CHARLOTTE

4:00P6:00C7:00E

71/2

T.C.U.TEXAS TECH

1:45P3:45C4:45E

8

AKRONUL-LAFAYETTE

4:00P6:00C7:00E 81/2

COLORADO ST.U.T.S.A.

4:00P6:00C7:00E

91/2

CENTRAL FLA.SO. CAROLINA

9:00P11:00C12:00E 14

UTAHOREGON

5:30P7:30C8:30E

APPALACHIAN ST.OLD DOMINION

12:30P2:30C3:30E

71/2

NO. ILLINOISBOSTON COL.

10:00P12:00C1:00E 4

OKLAHOMA ST.TEXAS

12:30P2:30C3:30E

31/2

U.S.C.ARIZONA ST.

7:30P9:30C10:30E

51/2

BALL ST.NORTHWESTERN

5:00P7:00C8:00E 181/2

HAWAIIWISCONSIN

5:00P7:00C8:00E 27

U.C.L.A.ARIZONA

5:00P7:00C8:00E

3

CALIFORNIAWASHINGTON

2:00P4:00C5:00E

5

FRESNO ST.SAN JOSE ST.

7:30P9:30C10:30E 51/2

NFL FOOTBALLSunday, September 27, 2015

PITTSBURGHST. LOUIS

10:00P12:00C1:00E

1 47

SAN DIEGOMINNESOTA

10:00P12:00C1:00E 21/2 451/2

TAMPA BAYHOUSTON

10:00P12:00C1:00E 61/2 401/2

PHILADELPHIAN.Y. JETS

10:00P12:00C1:00E

21/2 451/2

NEW ORLEANSCAROLINA

10:00P12:00C1:00E

3 45

JACKSONVILLENEW ENGLAND

10:00P12:00C1:00E 131/2 471/2

CINCINNATIBALTIMORE

10:00P12:00C1:00E 3 441/2

OAKLANDCLEVELAND

10:00P12:00C1:00E 4 42

INDIANAPOLISTENNESSEE

10:00P12:00C1:00E

41/2 471/2

ATLANTADALLAS

10:00P12:00C1:00E P 441/2

SAN FRANCISCOARIZONA

1:05P3:05C4:05E 61/2 431/2

CHICAGOSEATTLE

1:25P3:25C4:25E 3 48

BUFFALOMIAMI

1:25P3:25C4:25E 3 431/2

DENVERDETROIT

5:30P7:30C8:30E

21/2 441/2

Monday, September 28, 2015KANSAS CITYGREEN BAY

5:30P7:30C8:30E 61/2 48