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The West Virginia Mountaineers looked inept in their lone road game this season, now they’ll take to the road for the second time to face a tough Maryland Terrapins team, unhappy with their Week 3 performance, and looking to right the ship on this day.
Coming off the a statement victory that the program needed to make, The Alabama Crimson Tide shift their focus over to the 1-2 Colorado State Rams, who they will face as 39.5-point favorites.
A rivalry that has been fairly one-sided in recent years takes on a different form this season, with the Fresno State Bulldogs favored over the Boise State Broncos for the first time in the last seven meetings.
The Week 4 AP Top 25 college football rankings were released on Sunday. No movement in the top 5, and Texas A&M were able to stay inside the top 10 despite losing on Saturday.
No team has been a better friend to bettors than the 17th-ranked Northwestern Wildcats who are riding an incredible ATS run that will be tested against a Western Michigan Broncos team that’s getting more than four touchdowns in this contest.
A pair of 1-0 teams meet in Kansas City in Week 1 when the Kansas City Chiefs host the Dallas Cowboys. The Chiefs won their first game of the Andy Reid era on Sunday, while the Cowboys are riding high after finally beating the Giants in their own building.
The Indianapolis Colts had trouble with a bad Oakland team in Week 1. This week they’ll get an improving Miami Dolphins squad that gave them trouble last season, and is coming off an impressive Week 1 win.
A pair of 1-0 teams will meet in Houston on Sunday, but these teams are in very different form. The Houston Texans had some trouble with San Diego on Monday night, but they ended that game on a 24-0 run, and that momentum could carry over to Sunday and pose a real problem for the Tennessee Titans.
Chip Kelly’s offense didn’t disappoint in Week 1. The Philadelphia Eagles played fast and put up 33 points in a win over the Redskins, with most of the team’s yardage coming, as expected, on the ground. Now they’ll look to put on an offensive show for their home crowd in their home opener against the San Diego Chargers.
The Boise State Bronco’s season could have gone in a number of different directions after their embarrassing Week 1 loss to Washington, but they bounced back in Week 2 against Tennessee-Martin, and now have the Air Force Falcons locked in their sights.
The 11th-ranked Michigan Wolverines moved up six spots in the Week 3 AP poll after a big win in their rivalry game with Notre Dame last week. Getting up for that game would have been easy, but they’ll have to avoid a letdown with a cupcake matchup against the Akron Zips this weekend.
The game we’ve all been waiting for is finally here. The No. 1 Alabama Crimson Tide travel to College Station to take on the sixth-seeded Texas A&M Aggies in the week’s, and maybe the season’s, marquee matchup.
Getting a win against his former team surely tasted sweet, but Gus Malzahn’s Auburn Tigers will face a much stiffer test this weekend when they open their SEC schedule against the Mississippi State Bulldogs.
The most recent AP Top 25 college football rankings were released at their regular time this week. Some reshuffling in the top-5, and a huge jump up to No. 15 for Miami, but not many surprises beyond that.
The Georgia Bulldogs face a very early must-win game after dropping their opener to Clemson, and they can’t be happy seeing the South Carolina Gamecocks coming to town.
It doesn’t seem to matter all that much who is running Mike Gundy’s system, but after a big time performance in Week 1, J.W. Walsh has grabbed the reins of the offense and it doesn’t appear he’ll be letting go any time soon.
