Eazy

"They're still Baylor"  That's funny.  Not too smart to give Baylor any more motivation when you are already 17 point dogs.  Just waiting for an entitled and arrogant Texas fan to give us their all time record against Baylor.  Holding on to the glory days

Don't cry for Weis. He's obviously pretty smart. Take the job, sign a fat contract, lose most of your games, get fired and then get paid a lot of money to get out of town. That’s good work if you can get it.

Quite honestly, it's a wash on who's played a tougher schedule.  Both teams have lost to decent teams in the Giants and SF.  The wins for both teams have been against mediocre to bad teams.   Buffalo and NO are the mediocre teams.  This game is a toss-up, but I'm leaning with the Texans.

I don't know.  Does that work twice?  Miles is well paid and LSU already upped the ante before last season.  Miles could be 0-2 against the SEC West after this weekend, so he might be losing some of that leverage anyway. 

I think Abilene Christian is probably better than people think, so I think they definitely could lose.  With McNeese, SE Louisiana, and Cent Arkansas still on the schedule, this could be a 6-6 kind of year.  Not sure what the expectations are.  I know the offense had high expectations, but hasn't really done much against the good teams this year.   

Dallas coming in as the favorite will probably mean the Cowboys lose.  The Texans defense should be the best that the Cowboys have faced so far.  I was surprised with the big Cowboy win against the Saints, but I won't be surprised if the Texans do just enough on offense to get the win.

Has to be the toughest schedule in the country  Ags aren't far behind.

Spread has moved to A&M by 1 now.  Ags have done well on the road so that doesn't concern me.  Miss St. does have 2 weeks to prepare, but I think the Ags are the better team.  Could be a barn burner, but I'll take the Ags again.

Mississippi quarterback Bo Wallace is going to have to have a mistake-free, monster game to beat Alabama.  I say it doesn't happen.  My money is on Bama.

Losing to Texas is the final straw.  Kansas is paying Weis 5.625 million in buyout money. 

Great games in the SEC:   A&M at Miss. St Alabama at Ole Miss LSU at Auburn Florida at Tennessee   Other Big games:   Nebraska at Mich St. Oklahoma at TCU Stanford at Notre Dame Arizona St. at USC    

I didn't think Northwestern winning was that much of an upset, although 29-6 was surprising.   I'd think I'd go with Air Force 28-14 over Boise St as the upset for the week.

Spread opens at 14.  Better jump on that before it goes to 20.  Bears roll.

Miss St. by 1 is the line. 

Miami has the hotter cheerleaders. But, take the Dukies on the field.

Great running game for sure but once A&M gets a lead, the piggies will have to throw to keep up.  They haven't shown they can do that yet.  They beat Tech with just 61 passing yards.  The Aggies' D has a 15.8 percent sack rate on passing downs, good enough for tenth in the nation.  I like the Ags in this one.

I don't see the swiss cheese Tech defense slowing down the Cowboys.  I'll take OK State 48-28

Lamar's wins have been against bad teams, especially the last two.  SHSU has definitely not looked very good the last two games, but I think the Kats win this one.  I would expect a close game.

Both teams playing well.  Arkansas has scored a bunch of points and we know they ran all over Tech.  Last year, this game was 45-33, and I would expect another shootout this year. 

Some people have Kansas as the 10th best team in the conference, but I'll stick with 12th.  Kansas is terrible.  Even so, I wouldn't be surprised if they covered that spread.   

Texas A&M may be without Speedy Noil for the foreseeable future. The WR sustained an injury to his MCL and could miss 3-5 weeks according to reports.  Good thing the Ags are deep at WR, but hopefully he will be back before the Bama, Auburn, and LSU games.

K-State changed up their offensive signals at half-time because Bill Snyder said that Auburn was stealing signs.  We didn't know that K-State had a special sign for "miss the FG", and "INT off of offensive player end zone tip drill", but I guess they did.  Unfair advantage for Auburn.

SMU will be turning to redshirt-freshman QB Kolney Cassel (from Yakima, Wa.) against Texas A&M. Texas A&M has won five straight versus SMU with the average victory margin over the past three seasons is 35.3 points. Current spread is around 34. Looks like an A&M blowout.

K-State should be leading at the half. But, I think Auburn gets it going in the 2nd half for the W.

Florida- Alabama is #1? Yawn.