9 Baylor @ 21 BYU<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n 24 Tennessee @ 17 Pittsburgh<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n The all-SEC clash between the Wild Cats & The Gators is probably the most interesting of the three. The Gators were unranked to start the season but knocked off then No. 7 Utah to jump to No 12. Is that a little high? Well, we will find out on Saturday.<\/p>\n If Anthony Richardson can repeat his heroics at QB in this one we might see Florida in the top 10. Just shows how meaningless pre-season rankings can be.<\/p>\n Tennessee was similarly unranked to begin and if they as we expect leave Pennsylvania with a win they too will be pushing for the top 10.<\/p>\n 1 Alabama @ Texas<\/strong><\/p>\n Washington St. @ 19 Wisconsin<\/strong><\/p>\n 23 Wake Forest @ Vanderbilt<\/strong><\/p>\n 10 USC @ Stanford<\/strong><\/p>\n Arizona St. @ 11 Okla. St.<\/strong><\/p>\n It’s not easy to see an upset occurring in any of the above and Texas will probably get a hard introduction to what life will be like when they finally jump ship and join the SEC. USC had plenty of pre-season hype and so far looks like the pick of a disappointing PAC12. They should see off Stanford with the minimum of fuss on their way to consolidating their top 10 places. Washington State is difficult to judge this year. We rate them quite highly but are not sure they are good enough to get a win at Wisconsin. However, it could be a lot closer than the line suggests.<\/p>\n So. Miss @ 15 Miami (Fla.)<\/strong><\/p>\n South Carolina @ 16 Arkansas<\/strong><\/p>\n Arkansas St. @ 3 Ohio St.<\/strong><\/p>\n Marshall @ 8 Notre Dame<\/strong><\/p>\n App. St. @ 6 Texas A&M<\/strong><\/p>\n 25 Houston @ Texas Tech<\/strong><\/p>\n Akron @ 14 Michigan St.<\/strong><\/p>\n Kent St. @ 7 Oklahoma<\/strong><\/p>\n Hawaii @ 4 Michigan<\/strong><\/p>\n Another batch of largely early season mismatches but there is usually an upset early on so watch out.\u00a0 South Carolina @ Arkansas should be quite competitive and Houston will need to play better too if they are to escape their trip to Texas Tech with a win. It will be interesting to see if Notre Dame can get their offense moving against a Sun Belt team. Their QB play was not good in week one.<\/p>\n Samford @ 2 Georgia<\/strong><\/p>\n Furman @ 5 Clemson<\/strong><\/p>\n Charleston So. @ 18 NC State<\/strong><\/p>\n So. Utah @ 13 Utah<\/strong><\/p>\n Cent. Ark. @ 22 Ole Miss<\/strong><\/p>\n A heap of what should be one-sided wins here and the chance for both Utah & NC State to get back on track following disappointing openers.<\/p>\n Image: Richard Paul Kane\/Shutterstock.com<\/p><\/div>\n Ohio @ Penn State<\/strong><\/p>\n Iowa State @ Iowa<\/strong><\/p>\n Virginia @ Illinois<\/strong><\/p>\n Mississippi State @ Arizona<\/strong><\/p>\n Several fringe top 25 teams here, headed by Penn State who in our opinion should have been Top 25 pre-season. They had a nice win at Purdue<\/a> last week and although beating Ohio is far from a quality win a good showing should catch the voter’s eye.<\/p>\n Iowa was dire against FCS opposition last week! Iowa State also played an FCS team, but at least they put them to the sword. Neither looks good enough to figure in their respective conferences this year so this one is likely for bragging rights.<\/p>\n As ACC – Big Ten clashes go Virginia v Illinois doesn’t rank amongst the most anticipated. However, a win for the Cavaliers would set them up nicely in their quest for Bowl eligibility. Win this one and who knows they could be 4-0 and ranked by October.<\/p>\n Miss State v Arizona is another interesting clash, with both likely to struggle to reach bowl eligibility. The Bulldogs have games against six currently ranked teams on the schedule post-September so getting to six wins may depend on them winning these inter-conference clashes.<\/p>\n Oregon State @ Fresno State<\/strong><\/p>\n Colorado @ Air Force<\/strong><\/p>\n Oregon State has already knocked off Boise in their opener, and they could make it two from two. However, Fresno looks like stiffer competition. If the Beavers emerge victorious in this one they could be PAC 12 dark horses Airforce<\/a> is our tip for the MW championship this year and a win over a Power Five team will be a nice confidence booster.<\/p>\n UTSA @ Army<\/strong><\/p>\n UAB @ Liberty<\/strong><\/p>\n Conference USA has lost a lot of its members this year, however, the likely top two have the chance to shine when they both play good FBS Independent programmes this weekend. Either come out with a win will be a good result.<\/p>\n Eastern Washington @ Oregon<\/strong><\/p>\n This is not the fixture the Ducks wanted after their opening week drubbing by Georgia. It saw them slide out of the top 25 completely having been No 11 pre-season. This is a no-win situation for them. Beat an FCS team and no one cares, lose to them and their chances of ever seeing the top 25 again are slim to non-existent. The Eagles<\/a> are a pretty good FCS team and although we don’t see a shock it might not be as easy as the spread would suggest.<\/p>\n North Carolina @ Georgia State<\/strong><\/p>\n The Tar Heels’ offense has been on fire in their opening two games, amassing 119 points! Mind you their defense has been a lot less impressive. The over\/Under is currently 65 and we wouldn’t be surprised if the over was the way to go.<\/p>\nPower Five Clashes<\/h3>\n
All FBS Games<\/h3>\n
FCS v FBS<\/h3>\n
Other Games Worth Watching<\/h3>\n
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PAC 12 v MW<\/h3>\n
C-USA’s Chance To Shine<\/h3>\n
On A Hiding To Nothing<\/h3>\n
High Score Alert<\/h3>\n