If offense is what you covet from college football, this is the game for you. The Baylor Bears are set to pay a visit to the 25th-ranked Texas Longhorns in what should be one of the highest-scoring battles all weekend.
The Oregon State Beavers went into BYU last week without their quarterback and came out looking as good as they’ve looked all season. OSU has been one of the biggest surprises in all of college football this season, and the Utah Utes will try and surprise the nation with an upset victory in Corvallis this Saturday.
Mississippi State (6-0) is the 12th ranked team in the nation, but are they for real? They have yet to play a ranked team, but that will soon change as after this non-conference game they play 3 ranked teams in a row including top-ranked Alabama.
Cincinnati (5-0) has yet to lose this season and they have one of the best defenses in the nation, ranking 10th, only giving up an average of 14.4 ppg.
Georgia (5-1) is coming off a bye week and they are coming off their first loss of the season, which put their BCS hopes in jeopardy.
Oklahoma (4-1) has won 2 straight after losing their only game of the season and after this game against Kansas (1-5) host 5th ranked Notre Dame and then hit the road to play 24th ranked Iowa State.
Florida State (6-1) got over their shocking upset at the hands of North Carolina State with a blowout win in their last game and now they face a Miami (4-3) team that may be without their starting QB.
Don’t look now but Kansas State is ranked third in the nation, with a chance to improve their positioning big time if they can win on the road on Saturday.
Things have been pretty bad for the Colorado football program…and they are about to get much worse. This is the first game of a brutal stretch of game.
The No. 1 seeded Alabama Crimson Tide are set to travel to Tennessee to defend their ranking in the first weekend where the BCS is officially a part of college football. Neyland Stadium isn’t exactly the home-field advantage it once was when the Volunteers were steamrolling opponents left and right, so unless they can shock the nation, Alabama’s title hopes should be well and alive after week eight.
The SEC has seen shakeups near the top of the BCS all season—with the exception of No. 1 Alabama—and with the No. 2 Gators hosting the seventh-seeded South Carolina Gamecocks, football fans will have another great matchup in store for them this Saturday.
Despite their 6-1 record, the LSU Tigers have had an up-and-down season to this point. They’ve looked good at times and lethargic at others, but the BCS still liked their strength of schedule, placing them at No. 7 in the inaugural ranking of the season.
The Michigan State Spartans have owned the series against the Michigan Wolverines the past few seasons, but these two teams have a rich history considering they’ve played each other more than 100 times in the past 114 years.
Some thought the Purdue Boilermakers might be the best team in the league a couple weeks ago. After blowout losses at home to Michigan and Wisconsin, the Boilermakers are licking their wounds.
UNLV is one of the least successful programs in the FBS. Their talent level is low because it seems that nobody wants to play there initially, though they do gather some transfers that have washed out of other big time schools.
When Greg Schiano left for Tampa Bay after last season, many people thought Rutgers would be in for a disappointing future. Right now, Rutgers might be the most surprising unbeaten team in the nation.
