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The Week 6 AP Top 25 college football rankings were released on Sunday. No movement in the top 5, but Georgia moved up to No. 6 after their win over LSU, and the Tigers were able to remain inside the top 10 in the No. 10 spot despite losing on Saturday.
Fast will meet faster on Sunday when the Denver Broncos host the Philadelphia Eagles. Neither team likes to huddle up, as both like to play fast and run a lot of plays. That’s going to mean points on this night.
The San Diego Chargers have already employed a little gamesmanship in advance of their game with the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday, electing to wear their whites at home, forcing the Cowboys to wear their “bad luck” blue jerseys.
The Washington Redskins entered this season with high hopes after a trip to the playoffs a year ago, but they’ve crashed back to Earth after an 0-3 start to the year.
A pair of teams that haven’t met since 1996 will square off in Nashville on Saturday when the Vanderbilt Commodores host the UAB Blazers. Both teams enter with a pair of losses, and neither side would like to leave Nashville with a third.
The Missouri Tigers have been mentioned as a hot team for bettors to get behind for the rest of this season, and they’ll get their first chance to validate those sentiments on Saturday against the Arkansas State Red Wolves, who enter off a very disappointing loss.
The hot upset pick this week is surprisingly the team looking to upset the No. 1 ranked Alabama Crimson Tide, and that’s the 21st-ranked Ole Miss Rebels.
The 22nd-ranked Notre Dame Fighting Irish and the 14th-ranked Oklahoma Sooners will do battle on Saturday in one of the weekend’s marquee matchups. Brian Kelly’s Irish offense has thrown the ball plenty this season, and there’s no reason to believe they’ll buck that trend in this one.
Last weekend’s schedule was full of one-sided matchups, which meant lopsided across the board. Not surprisingly, there was little change in this week’s AP Top 25 Poll, with the top 14 spots remaining unchanged.
The NHL season is little more than a week away. While bettors focus on the start of the football season and the close of the baseball season, NHL odds are just sitting on the board, relatively untouched.
Let’s take a look at the League’s divisional odds to see if we can find any value.
The New England Patriots did not look impressive in their first three games of the season. Now they’ll get a desperate Tampa Bay Buccaneers squad that enters with their backs against the fall, staring an 0-3 start to the season right in the face.
The New Orleans Saints got their coach back and were hoping to fly out of the gates this season. A couple hard fought wins inside the division will have to do, and they now get a tough Arizona Cardinals team that is looking to get a second win themselves.
The Tennessee Titans were as close as can be to jumping out to a 2-0 start to their season, but the team could not hold off the Houston Texans. Now they will host a San Diego Chargers team coming off a big road win over the Philadelphia Eagles.
The Cleveland Browns received shocking news this week when star running back Trent Richardson was traded away suddenly. Now they’ll have to get their emotions in check in a hurry as they make the trip out to Minnesota to face a tough Minnesota Vikings squad that’s desperate for a win.
The No. 10 Texas A&M Aggies will have to get past their loss to Alabama quickly, as they face a formidable foe on Saturday in the Southern Methodist Mustangs. The Aggies have dominated the series in recent years, but they could be in some trouble in a possible letdown spot.
The No. 16 Miami Hurricanes dropped a spot in the AP Top 25 poll during their bye week, which surely left many of the players and coaches irked, but they’ll get a chance to move back up in the standings by beating up on the lowly Savannah State Tigers.
