The 24th-ranked Ole Miss Rebels have been on a hot streak, winning four games in a row following a three-game losing streak, but the team now runs into a buzzsaw in the form of the eighth-ranked Missouri Tigers, who have been one of the more pleasant surprises in college football this season, and will be getting their starting quarterback back from injury.
The 22nd-ranked LSU Tigers will look to get back above .500 in the SEC and make a positive mark on an otherwise disappointing season on Saturday when they host the 12th-ranked Texas A&M Aggies, who will be looking to make some BCS noise with a win of their own.
No. 22 Wisconsin would need to move into a top 14 ranking in the BCS standings to gain an at-large berth, up three spots from its current ranking of 19.
Two teams that rank in the top 15 in the county in both scoring offense and scoring defense will face off on Saturday night, as the No. 5 Baylor Bears take on No. 12 Oklahoma State.
Virginia will hope history is on its side as they head to Miami on Saturday as heavy road underdogs against No. 23 Miami.
The 21st-ranked Louisville Cardinals look to continue their quest for retribution after their loss to Central Florida when they host the Memphis Tigers in a showdown matchup in The American.
49ers Head East – Visit Underwhelming Redskins Monday Night
The San Francisco 49ers will be looking to make up a little ground on the idle Seattle Seahawks this week when they travel to Landover Maryland to take on Robert Griffin and the Washington Redskins. It is a battle of two of the most hyped up and coming young QBs in the game – too bad neither is in peak form ahead of Monday’s contest.
Giants Host Cowboys in Crucial Week 12 NFC East Tilt
Only a few short weeks ago, the Dallas Cowboys looked poised to run away with the AFC East while the New York Giants were all but left for dead. Now both teams are chasing the Philadelphia Eagles in the craziest division in football.
AFC Heavyweight Battle – Broncos Head to Foxborough to Take On Patriots
One of the best quarterback rivalries in the history of the NFL writes another chapter on Sunday night when the Peyton Manning-led Denver Broncos head to New England to take on the Tom Brady-led New England Patriots.
Los Angles has won five of its last six and arrive in Oklahoma on Thursday to take on a Thunder team that is perfect at home.
The Chicago Bulls may have begun the 2013-14 NBA season in underwhelming fashion, but they’ve reeled off five straight wins to bring them to 6-3 on the year. The caveat here is that four of the five wins have been against teams that will be out of the playoffs or fighting for a late seed.
Two of the Best Do Battle Thursday Night – Bruins Host Blues
The Boston Bruins return home Thursday night to take on the #3 team in the overall standings, the St. Louis Blues. Both teams are certainly trending upward and have identical 7-2-1 record over their last 10 games and both consider themselves contenders as the season wears on.
Week 13 features two teams playing in Pasadena who are fighting for a spot in the Pac-12 championship. The No. 17 Arizona Sun Devils can clinch the South Division with a win, but the No. 14 UCLA Bruins have other plans in mind.
The San Jose State Spartans will host the Navy Midshipmen after dropping back-to-back contests inside the Mountain West Conference. Meanwhile, Navy has won two games in a row to improve their record to 6-4 on the year and ensure bowl eligibility.
The Ohio State Buckeyes will look to bounce back from a disappointing 60-35 victory over the Fighting Illini of Illinois. The Indiana Hoosiers are looking to bounce back as well.
The Oklahoma Sooners and the Kansas State Wildcats are looking to close the 2013 year strong. The Sooners, while still ranked, have struggled a bit of late. While the Wildcats have won their last four games after starting the year on a rocky note.
