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Agreed. But some of those gigantic Nordic dudes have done pretty well.

Miss St is going to get their loss soon. Everybody in the West might have 2 losses before its over.

That hype was based on one August win. Ags were picked 6th in the West preseason. Texas was picked 3rd, so who is playing below expectations?

I guess Tech will be the signature win for Texas.

I'm still seeing the odds as pk on this one.  If it's 14.5, then I'm headed down to get the 2nd mortgage.

SE Louisiana has the best shot with the one home game against McNeese. If the Kats can beat SFA, I think they beat Cent Ark and win out. The Southland doesn't seem quite as strong as past years, but it looks like the Top 5 can all beat each other.

Hopefully the 1939 uniforms stay undefeated.

Not exactly the Monroe team that beat Arkansas and scared Auburn a couple of years ago.  They couldn't even beat Texas State at home last week.  Since I don't think either team can cover the spread, I'll say Ags win 45.5 - 14.  

Updated Heisman Odds: Marcus Mariota 2/1 Dak Prescott 11/4 Melvin Gordon 7/1 Amari Cooper 15/1 Everett Golson 15/1 Nick Marshall 15/1 Ameer Abdullah 18/1

I'm seeing the line at 0 for this one.  Horns won't score 82, but they should be able to outscore Tech.     

I enjoyed the goose egg on the board by the Texas offense. I'm sure Tech is happy to see that high powered offense coming to Lubbock after giving up that 82 today.

Even though Texas has historically had trouble with K-State, I have a feeling that they keep this game much closer than expected.  K-State was a little bit lucky last week, and I don't see them running away from the Horns.

A&M beat Arkansas, and Arkansas should have beaten Bama, so therefore....... oh whatever.   Yes, Texas has a puncher's chance, but not if the defense that gave up 45 to Iowa St. shows up.   

Well, certainly no team has played a tougher schedule in the last 3 weeks.  The Bama beatdown was similar to the OU beatdown of 2003, except that OU was favored by 32 and expected to whoop us.  So, that makes the Bama game even worse to me.  Not too many people saw THAT coming.   I think A&M spent the offseason scripting the S. Carolina game to perfection.  However, Mississippi State exposed the problems with this team, and now the offense has no confidence and the defense is regressing to last year's performances.  Did we just wave the white flag?  I haven't seen anybody step up and lead this team.  How are we going to compete against Auburn, LSU, and Missouri?   The bye week is certainly much needed followed by the Monroe game.  I think that Kyle Allen should get a shot at this point.  A&M could still salvage 8-4 if they can get things together which wouldn't be bad considering you have to play 4 of the top 5 teams in the country.   

[quote name="whatnamecanipick" post="1564401" timestamp="1413816952"] Who is left who can beat FSU? They keep surviving! Toughest tests will likely be the road games against Louisville and Miami. Both of those teams have bye weeks prior to playing Florida St. Still seems unlikely.

Updated Heisman Odds:   Dak Prescott 7/5 Marcus Mariota 9/5 Melvin Gordon 5/1 Jameis Winston 15/1 Amari Cooper 20/1

They suck. What else is there to say?

I predicted break out game for Bama, but didn't expect this beat down. Not sure we can even beat La Monroe.

Iowa St is unlikely to score much against the Texas defense. Then again, how much will Texas score? 20-7.

Breakout game for Bama against a bad defense. Bama covers.

Not bad.  We trade Missouri for Vandy.  And we get Bama, Auburn, and S. Carolina here. 

Tough road game in the Southland.  The Kats are playing well and I think they get the win.  Getting past McNeese was huge and that now gives Sam a chance for an undefeated conference season. 

Ags usually go right down the field and score on the 1st drive.  Instead, we got a 3 and out.  Bad feeling after that.  Ole Miss defense is awesome though

Wouldn't have QB'd under Sherman

I was referring to RANKED teams winning at Kyle, of which Texas was not. I was so happy that Tucker made that field goal so that Sherman could be fired which then led to the Johnny Football era.