College Football Picks--Week 7
Alright, time for a little friendly competition for bragging rights. But first, here are last weeks results:
Jace Walden--10 Points
Marshall McCart--6 Points
Jason Pye--5 Points
Doug Craig--5 Points
Now, here are this week's games:
Missouri (11) @ Oklahoma (6)
Line: Oklahoma -10.5
My Pick: Missouri will win but will not reverse spread.
LSU (1) @ Kentucky (17)
Line: LSU -9.5
My Pick: LSU will win but will not cover the spread.
Louisville @ Cincinnati (15)
Line: Cincinnati -10.5
My Pick: Cincinnati will win but will not cover the spread.
Georgia (24) @ Vanderbilt
Line: Georgia -7.0
My Pick: Georgia will win and cover the spread.
Auburn (22) @ Arkansas
Line: Arkansas -3.0
My Pick: Auburn will win and will reverse the spread.
BONUS: How many yards rushing will the Georgia defense allow against Vanderbilt?
My Predicition: 85
One more time, here are the rules:
(1) One point is awarded for picking the winner
(2) Three additional points are awarded for picking an upset winner
(3) Two additional points are awarded for correctly predicting the spread
(4) Three points are awarded to whoever comes closest to correctly predicting the number of rushing yards Georgia will allow against Vanderbilt
(5) Anyone can play, make your picks in the comment section
(6) This is for bragging rights only.
Comments
Ok by 5
Lsu by 12
Cinn by 4
Ga by 12
Ark. by 6
94 yards
Posted by: Doug Craig | October 13, 2007 09:02 AM
Oklahoma by 20 or more.
LSU by 10.
Cinn by 3.
UGA by 10.
Auburn by 3.
73.
Posted by: Jason | October 13, 2007 09:35 AM
I have been a Dawg fan for about 7 years now, and this season has been painful to watch. Correct me if I am wrong, but UGA should not have been trailing Vandy as long as they did.
Posted by: Jamie | October 14, 2007 10:25 AM
The thing is Stafford didn't play all that bad. Moreno is just fun to watch. I caught most of the second half. I saw a few dropped passes, good throws that should have been caught. I saw no sense of urgency or leadership from anyone on the offense though. That has got to change.
The defense played well in the second half.
Posted by: Jason | October 14, 2007 12:17 PM