Finally we get some good match-ups this week. West Virginia and Louisville face off in what has been a pretty anticipated battle. The winner of this game will probably get to determine their own destiny when it comes to the BCS National Championship.
There are some solid Big 12 match-ups as well. Texas of course plays Okie Lite, on TBS, which could spell trouble if you remember the last 2 games against them. Aggy is going heads up with Oklahoma, their second biggest rival to Baylor. And finally Missouri and Nebraska square off in a battle for the Big 12 North.
Here’s our picks for the games this weekend:
| Brian Last week: 5 – 7 Year to date: 81 – 28 |
Matt Last week: 8 – 4 Year to date: 95 – 14 |
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| (3) W. Virginia @ (5) Louisville | W. Virginia | Louisville |
| Ball State @ (2) Michigan | Michigan | Michigan |
| (7) Florida @ Vanderbilt | Florida | Florida |
| Arkansas State @ (6) Auburn | Auburn | Auburn |
| (1) Ohio State @ Illinois | Ohio State | Ohio State |
| (13) LSU @ (8) Tennessee | LSU | LSU |
| (9) USC @ Stanford | USC | USC |
| Oklahoma State @ (4) Texas | Texas | Texas |
| UCLA @ (10) California | California | California |
| Missouri @ Nebraska | Nebraska | Nebraska |
| Baylor @ Texas Tech | Texas Tech | Texas Tech |
| (18) Oklahoma @ (21) A&M | Oklahoma | Oklahoma |
reply to #1
Brad
November 2nd, 2006 at 8:04 pm
TBS + Bobby Reid + leaky secondary = danger at DKR
thanks for the OU picks guys, victory is just about guaranteed.
reply to #2
Brian
November 3rd, 2006 at 8:10 am
Man I thought West Virginia would roll Louisville. I’d watch parts of several Louisville games this year and they’re just not that good and they’d been playing pretty bad lately, maybe both teams are a lot more average than I thought.
reply to #3
Brad
November 3rd, 2006 at 3:20 pm
let’s hope that’s the conclusion of many voters.. rectifying the absoultely absurd situation of having 3 Big East schools in the top 15.
reply to #4
Matt
November 6th, 2006 at 6:20 am
12-0!
reply to #5
Brad
November 6th, 2006 at 6:28 pm
props on 12-0, would you have still been 12-0 with the spread? I definitely did not see Ill giving Ohio State a run for their money.
reply to #6
Matt
November 6th, 2006 at 9:46 pm
No, definitely not 12-0 with the spread.
Tough loss with the A&M game. Looks like OU got away with a nice ole “Bush Push.” Bunch of cheaters.