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College football odds, picks, predictions for Week 10, 2020: Proven model backing Michigan, Arkansas.
In what could wind up being a College Football Playoff elimination game, No. 1 Clemson will visit No. 4 Notre Dame on Saturday with the lead in the ACC standings hanging in the balance. The Tigers won't have junior quarterback Trevor Lawrence available because of a positive COVID-19 test two weeks ago. Freshman D.J. Uiagalelei will have his work cut out against Notre Dame's vaunted defense. However, the nation's top-ranked team is still listed as a five-point favorite in the Week 10 college football odds from William Hill Sportsbook.
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Meanwhile, Pac-12 play will begin with No. 12 Oregon hosting Stanford on Saturday night for a 7:30 p.m. ET kickoff. With just a six-game season scheduled, Oregon will have to impress every step along the way and the Ducks are listed as eight-point favorites in Autzen Stadium in their Pac-12 opener. Before locking in any Week 10 college football picks on those games or others, be sure to see the latest college football predictions from SportsLine's proven model.
The SportsLine Projection Model simulates every FBS college football game 10,000 times. Over the past four-plus years, the proprietary computer model has generated a stunning profit of over $4,100 for $100 players on its top-rated college football picks against the spread. It is a sizzling 31-19 on all top-rated picks through nine weeks of the 2020 college football season, returning over $600 in profit already. Anybody who has followed it is way up.
Now, it has turned its attention to the latest college football odds for Week 10 from William Hill and locked in picks for every FBS matchup. Head here to see every pick.
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One of the top Week 10 college football picks the model is recommending: No. 23 Michigan (-4) wins and covers at No. 13 Indiana in an important Big Ten matchup at noon ET on Saturday. The Wolverines blasted Minnesota 49-24 in their first game but fell 27-24 against rival Michigan State last week.
The model, however, sees great value in the Wolverines in a bounce-back spot against an Indiana squad that might be overvalued after its 2-0 start. The road team is 3-0-1 against the spread in the last four meetings between these squads. Michigan has also won 24 straight against the Hoosiers and has won by double-digits in the past two meetings.
SportsLine's model is calling for 250 passing yards and two touchdowns from Michigan quarterback Joe Milton as the Wolverines cover in almost 70 percent of simulations.
Coming out of a bye week, Tennessee has announced that it will stick with Jarrett Guarantano as the starting quarterback despite the fact that he's averaging just 4.6 yards per pass attempt in his last three starts. The Volunteers have turned the ball over eight times and have been outgained by 509 yards during that span to lose by an average of 27 points per game.
Arkansas has had some offensive issues of its own, but the defense has been opportunistic in spurts. The Razorbacks forced seven turnovers against Ole Miss and four turnovers against Mississippi State in victories and also played Auburn and Texas A&M extremely tough on the road. That's why the model has Arkansas covering in over 60 percent of simulations with the under 52.5 hitting in nearly 70 percent of projections.
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The model has also made the call on who wins and covers in No. 1 Clemson vs. No. 4 Notre Dame as well as every other Week 10 FBS matchup, and it is also predicting a major upset in the Pac-12. You can only get every pick for every game at SportsLine.
So what college football picks can you make with confidence in Week 10? And which Pac-12 underdog will pull off a shocking upset? Check out the latest Week 10 college football odds below, then visit SportsLine to see which teams win and cover the spread, all from a proven computer model that has returned over $4,100 in profit over the past four-plus seasons, and find out.


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College football picks, odds for SEC in Week 10: Florida rolls over Georgia, Texas A&M stays hot.
SEC Smothered and Covered takes a spin around the SEC and looks at the keys to Florida vs. Georgia.
It's Week 10 in the SEC, and the division title races are taking shape. All eyes will be on Jacksonville as No. 8 Florida and No. 5 Georgia square off in a game that has massive division ramifications.
It isn't the only intriguing matchup this week, though. No. 7 Texas A&M will look to keep its College Football Playoff hopes alive in Columbia when it takes on South Carolina.
What are the biggest storylines in the SEC this week? Let's break them down and make picks against the spread in this week's edition of SEC Smothered and Covered.
Appetizer: Desperate times call for desperate measures.
Tennessee and Arkansas will meet in Fayetteville on Saturday with both squads in desperation mode -- but for two different reasons.
The Volunteers are on a three-game losing streak and had last weekend off to stew over their struggles. There's no time like the present to shake up the depth chart and plan for the future. Quarterback Jarrett Guarantano has continued his Jekyll & Hyde routine, which has Vols fans fuming. Why? Four-star Class of 2020 pro-style signal-caller Harrison Bailey is waiting in the wings as the quarterback of the future in Knoxville. Will we see him this weekend as the Vols look to prepare for the future?
For Arkansas, this game serves as a chance to get back on track. Think about that for a second. The Hogs have "fallen" to 2-3 after not winning a single conference game over the last two seasons. This is a litmus test for coach Sam Pittman's crew. There's an expectation of success in Fayetteville. If they defeat a beleaguered Volunteers team, it will signal that these Razorbacks are not only on the way up, but have the ability to bounce back after crushing losses.
That's a big part of the maturation process.
Main course: What to watch in the Florida vs. Georgia.
Let's be real about what this game really is -- the de facto SEC East title game. Since so much is on the line, it's appropriate to break down the matchups that will determine which team is the unquestioned front-runner.
Georgia's defense vs. Florida's passing attack: Florida couldn't have picked a better time go up against the Bulldogs defense. The notion that it is "light's out" is a narrative of the past. There's concern that the Bulldogs might be too beat up to play up to the level that they were at earlier in the season. All-American safety Richard LeCounte and All-American nose guard Jordan Davis are out, as is fellow defensive lineman Julian Rochester. Several other Bulldogs players are nursing injuries that might prevent them from suiting up in Jacksonville.
Is this version of Georgia's defense even capable of slowing down the "Super Swamp Brothers" of quarterback Kyle Trask and tight end Kyle Pitts? How much stress does the emergence of Kadarius Toney put on the injury-riddled Bulldogs?
This is the biggest matchup of the game by far.
Georgia's quarterback situation: It's clear that coach Kirby Smart and the rest of the staff is coaching around quarterback Stetson Bennett IV, not "for" him. After all, the Bulldogs did run 12 straight running plays to open last week's game vs. Kentucky -- a game in which Bennett only threw 14 passes, two of which were interceptions.
It has Bulldog Nation calling for USC transfer J.T. Daniels. Is that really the direction Smart should go, though?
Offensive coordinator Tood Monken has weaved Bennett into the running game as a willing runner over the last three weeks. If the staff doesn't trust him as a passer and hasn't given Daniels a chance, why not go with opening-day starter D'Wan Mathis? Passing issues got him benched in the first game of the season -- a game in which he had 10 carries. A running quarterback was part of the plan anyway, so why not put in the quarterback who was the part of that plan back in?
Gators on third down: Florida's defense was flat-out awful on third downs through its first three games (58.7%), but it might have turned a corner during the COVID-19 shutdown. Missouri only converted three of its 15 third down attempts last week in the Gators' 41-17 home win.
On the other side, Georgia only converted four of its 13 attempts last week against Kentucky -- its worst third-down performance of the season.
What is the anomaly and what is the start of the trend? We'll find out on Saturday.
Desserts.
Texas A&M is a College Football Playoff contender. Say it. Shout it. Write it down in ink. This is not like previous years. Quarterback Kellen Mond is confident, running back Isaiah Spiller is one of the best in the country, tight end Jalen Wydermyer is pretty much unstoppable and the offensive line is playing lights out. Vanderbilt and Mississippi State will square off this weekend in Starkville, meaning SOMEBODY IS GOING TO GET A WIN. That's it. That's the only reason to watch. Prayers up to Ole Miss tight end DaMarcus Thomas, who was hospitalized and then released on Monday after a scary practice injury. Alabama quarterback Mac Jones is finally getting some of the Heisman Trophy love he deserves. Jones is among the new betting favorites to win the award with Clemson's Trevor Lawrence and Ohio State's Justin Fields.
SEC picks for Week 10.
Odds via William Hill Sportsbook.
Records -- Straight up: 26-10 (5-1 last week) | ATS: 16-20 (2-4 last week)
Which college football picks can you make with confidence in Week 10, and which Pac-12 team will pull off a shocking upset? Visit SportsLine to see which teams will win and cover the spread -- all from a proven computer model that has returned over $4,100 in profit over the past four-plus seasons -- and find out.


College Football Week 10 Picks.
By Kyle Koster | Oct 29, 2019, 3:45 PM EDT.
Season records: Koster 50-37; Giuffra 43-35; Phillips 43-44; McKeone 44-43.
Oregon (-5.5) at USC.
Koster: Oregon has played two very physical games in a row and needed late heroics to pull out both. Kedon Slovis has grabbed the reins of the USC starting quarterback job and proved himself to be capable. Clay Helton has his guys playing with passion and they were able to beat the Pac-12's other best team, Utah, at home earlier this year. Will be a war. Oregon 29, USC 24.
McKeone : USC has looked pretty good these past couple of weeks, and home-field should allow them to cover, but Oregon's talent is too much to overcome. Oregon 31, USC 27.
Phillips: USC has been fantastic at home during Clay Helton's entire tenure. While I don't think the Trojans win this weekend, they will make this one close. A late field goal helps the Ducks stave off an upset. Oregon 34, USC 31.
Giuffra : USC is too hot and cold for my palate. Even though they are better at home, Oregon is rolling on offense right now. Oregon 38 , USC 30.
Michigan (-18.5) at Maryland.
Koster: Jim Harbaugh's team has looked damn good over the last six quarters. A powerful rushing attack embarrassed Notre Dame and the Terrapins are a revolving door on defense. Bad recipe. Michigan 45, Maryland 6.
McKeone: Coming off their biggest win of the season, Michigan should handle a tumbling Maryland team with ease. Michigan 38, Maryland 14.
Phillips: Michigan is coming off a huge victory over Notre Dame and riding high, that momentum will carry through this week. Michigan 42 , Maryland 21.
Giuffra : Since an early-season upset of a bad Syracuse team, Maryland has shown its true colors. How do you lose to Indiana and Temple in the same season? This isn't college basketball, people. Michigan 35, Maryland 10.
Georgia (-6) at Florida.
Koster: The Bulldogs have been sleepwalking against inferior competition. A festive outdoor party will be a smelling salt, but the offense will still struggle to put points up in bunches. Take the points and pray. Georgia 24, Florida 20.
McKeone: Neither of these teams have looked perfect of late, but I believe in Florida more than I believe in Georgia. Florida 27, Georgia 20.
Phillips: Georgia has played down to its competition lately and has an offense that is completely sputtering. For some reason I trust the Bulldogs to bounce back here. This is for first place in the SEC East so it should be a battle. Georgia 31 , Florida 24.
Giuffra : Florida's defense has looked legit while Georgia's offense has disappeared recently. This game is always a toss-up on a neutral field, but I'm giving Florida the edge based on it simply looking better built for this kind of game. Florida 27, Georgia 24.
Utah (-3.5) at Washington.
Koster: The Utes are such fun to watch. They suffocate teams and refuse to let them breathe. The Huskies are in for a torture chamber and another late heartbreak. Utah 14, Washington 10.
McKeone: Utah is rolling, but Washington put up a good fight against Oregon last week. This one will be close, but the Utes will prevail. Utah 34, Washington 33.
Phillips : Utah is playing as well as any team west of the Mississippi but it's tough playing at Washington, even though the Huskies are having a down year. I see this as a battle to the end. Utah 28, Washington 27.
Giuffra : Washington is a tough place to play and Utah has gotten used to the comfort of home, with three of its last four games there. But their defense (not offense) travels well and they'll hold Washington's erratic offense down enough to cover. Utah 30, Washington 18.
Koster: SMU hasn't let me down yet this year. This should be a fun time but I am so sick of hearing how either of these teams can hang with the Ohio States of the world. No offense. SMU 40, Memphis 38.
McKeone: SMU for the CFP! SMU 45, Memphis 42.
Phillips: Rolling with the Mustangs this week as Sonny Dykes has them playing some excellent football. SMU 45 , Memphis 42.
Giuffra : How can you not take six points when a team averages 43 points and 202 rushing yards per game? You can't. SMU 38 , Memphis 34.
Kansas State (-5.5) at Kansas.
Koster: The Wildcats scored arguably the most impressive win of the year by going on a 41-6 run against Oklahoma. The Jayhawks are notoriously unreliable. Throw out the records when these two teams play, but go with the proven entity, even if there's a fear of an emotional letdown. Kansas State 27 , Kansas 18.
McKeone: Kansas State gave us a big upset last week, but this time the Jayhawks will come out amped at home for the big rivalry game and pull off the upset. Kansas 35, Kansas State 30.
Phillips: Kansas State is coming off a huge emotional win, which usually signals a letdown. I'm not buying it, give me the Wildcats over the Jayhawks this week. Kansas State 28 , Kansas 21.
Giuffra : Doesn't Kansas suck at football? Oh, they've actually beaten a few teams this year? Don't care and neither does K-State. Kansas State 30 , Kansas 10.
Koster: Everyone is entitled to one bad game, right? Brian Kelly needs to burn that footage and move on. And I think they will. Notre Dame 55 , Virginia Tech 20.
McKeone: This will be a much-needed rebound week for the Fighting Irish. Notre Dame 45, Virginia Tech 21.
Phillips: There's no way Notre Dame doesn't bounce back after that horrific loss at Michigan. The Irish looked like they were sleepwalking in that one and Brian Kelly won't allow that to happen again. Notre Dame 49 , Virginia Tech 17.
Giuffra: Notre Dame was exposed in sloppy conditions against Michigan. I don't expect that to continue in the comfort of home. Notre Dame 37 , Virginia Tech 10.
Koster: Remember when this was the sexiest game on the college football slate? Fun times. Extremely sad for whatever side loses. Florida State 35 , Miami 17.
McKeone: Florida State resembled a football team last week, but I can't bring myself to bet on them, even at home. Miami 21, Florida State 17.
Phillips: Is this the ultimate "who cares" game this season? Both teams stink but Florida State is at home and whipped Syracuse last week. Florida State 31 , Miami 24.
Giuffra : I'll keep saying it until it changes: Is Willie Taggart still the head coach at Florida State? Ok, cool. Miami 24, Florida State 20.
Koster: I've picked West Virginia like four times this year and lost them all. Dead to me. Baylor 44, West Virginia 21.
McKeone: This line feels a bit big for what's generally been an unimpressive Baylor team, but they'll take care of business, even if the Mountaineers cover. Baylor 38, West Virginia 27.
Phillips: Baylor needs to start having some respect attached to its name. Bears roll again this week against a shaky West Virginia team. Baylor 42 , West Virginia 21.
Giuffra : Gonna be honest, haven't seen West Virginia play this year. But I have seen Baylor, and they're back in terms of their offensive attack. Baylor 41, West Virginia 20.
Koster: Find me a more hilarious division than the Big Ten West. You can't. Indiana 23, Northwestern 14.
McKeone: This will be the B1G game to end all B1G games. Northwestern 13, Indiana 8.
Phillips: My alma mater just went on the road and somehow beat Nebraska, and could be staring a nine-win season in the face. These kinds of things are unheard of in Hoosier-land. This week Indiana faces a terrible Northwestern team at home. While I'd love to pick them to cover, that's a huge number and Indiana football can't have nice things. Indiana 31, Northwestern 24.
Giuffra : Northwestern and Rutgers are the worst teams in college football. Although it's a big line, give me the team with something to play for at home. Indiana 27, Northwestern 10.




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The Dallas Cowboys promoted defensive coordinator Dave Campo to head coach, then spent most of the offseason jazzing up the offense. Unlike many of the moves the Cowboys have made since 1995, however, this one makes perfect sense.
Quarterback Troy Aikman and halfback Emmitt Smith are thirty-somethings now and the Cowboys are trying to make another Super Bowl run before their stars run out of time. A return to the offense that was so successful in the early 1990s and some new down-the-field receivers make a trip to the Super Bowl possible, though unlikely.
Key position battle The Cowboys don't believe in paying top dollar for linebackers, so they let middle linebacker Randall Godfrey go to Tennessee in free agency. Second-year man Dat Nguyen is short, fast and productive, which fits the Cowboys' mold. He was the heir apparent, but now will be pressed by late-signing free agents Barron Wortham and Joe Bowden, who started for the Titans in the Super Bowl last year.
Biggest adjustment Cornerback Deion Sanders was deemed too costly and therefore jettisoned, which means the Cowboys will now have to play defense like everyone else. In Sanders' heyday, he took away half of the field, which freed up linebackers and safeties for other duties. Even with a solid free-agent pickup like Ryan McNeil stepping in to replace Sanders, the Cowboys will have to play opponents more straight-up. That could expose some long-hidden weaknesses.
Rookie report The Cowboys have had productive drafts in recent years, but they traded this year's first-round pick to Seattle in the Galloway deal. They spent the rest of the draft beefing up a secondary that was exposed as painfully thin last year. Three cornerbacks -- second-rounder Dwayne Goodrich, fourth-round Kareem Larrimore and sixth-rounder Mario Edwards -- could all help right away. That's good because Kevin Smith's recent injury problems have made it likely they'll be needed.
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Has Alabama Fatigue set in, or is another title win good for college football?
As Clemson tries to stiff-arm Alabama dominant run, the best story of all may be another Tide victory.
TAMPA, Fla. -- All this over the winning streak tied for 18th longest in college football history?
What Alabama has accomplished, of course, is much more than that as it heads into College Football Playoff National Championship on Monday. For starters, its 26-game winning streak does sort of distract from the main point.
Eighteen other programs have longer streaks -- four alone since 1990 (Miami twice, Florida State, Nebraska and USC). Alabama has to win its next six games just to sneak into the top 10 all-time.
But all of it masks a larger discussion: Is Alabama's current run of unprecedented excellence good for college football?
A win Monday night makes it five championships in eight years for Nick Saban with no end in sight. Saban is 65 but can pass for 55 with an energy level that puts some 35-year-olds to shame.
Only once in the past 96 games has his team not been favored to win. Sometimes it doesn't seem fair.
"If we lose, I'm going to say, 'Someone needs to do something about this!'" John Swofford exclaimed.
The ACC commissioner was kidding. He has more than a passing interest in the result. A Clemson win would give his conference a second national championship in the past four seasons.
A loss would continue Alabama's chokehold on the sport.
"Were the Yankees [winning] good for baseball?" countered Bill Hancock, the CFP executive director.
"I go back to UCLA's run in college basketball," SEC commissioner Greg Sankey said. "Was that good for college basketball?"
Admittedly, these aren't the most objective sources on this subject. Still, there is plenty of grumbling in the coaching profession about Saban having every advantage -- resources, facilities, 21 off-field "analysts," according to one source.
That's the pool of talent that spawned Steve Sarkisian, the former USC and Washington coach who was elevated from offensive analyst to offensive coordinator this week.
But in another sense, Saban has been to college football what the space program was to technology. That GPS on your phone? It got its start guiding rockets.
Using NFL alumni from Alabama in practice to prepare for Clemson? Yep. Saban already outsmarted everyone bringing in former players John Parker Wilson and Trent Richardson to practice with the Tide before the LSU game.
Innovation can be genius. It sucks if you're the one being beat out. Saban merely took advantage of NCAA legislation that allows such practice advantages.
"He's changed college football," Clemson's Dabo Swinney said. "I mean, he really has been a pioneer and changed a lot of the way things are done in college football."
But has it resulted in you experiencing Alabama Fatigue?
"I don't know if I even think that's a fair question," Swofford said. "They've done what they've done. They've set a remarkable standard. You look to Florida State's run, 14 years [in the top four] under Bobby Bowden. Was that good for college football?"
Depends on which rabbit hole you want to go down. We've entered the playoff era largely because an Alabama-LSU rematch in 2011 was a TV ratings flop.
The country as a whole had little appetite for a game it had already seen during that regular season. The Tide didn't win their division that year but were allowed to play for the national championship.
Monday is a rematch of a different kind -- the first championship game rematch in the sport's history. The interest level has spiked.
Both teams' fan bases are in driving distance of Tampa. Ticket demand for this game is by far the highest in the three-year history of the CFP. That's a year after Alabama-Clemson I resulted in the cheapest average ticket for a title game in six years.
"I think you've got to have your star programs and your dynasties," said Joey Johnston, who has covered sports here at the Tampa Tribune for 36 years. "Those are important, particularly when they end. It's a huge moment."
Even if Clemson wins big Monday, there is no guarantee this particular dynasty is anywhere near ending. This run has been good for Alabama, the SEC and Southern football culture as a whole. Even if you aren't a Bama fan, your hate counts.
Love 'em or loathe 'em, you're sure as hell going to watch.
Being a familiar brand, Alabama is usually good television. It's almost impossible to remember that there's still only one other undefeated team in the country.
"I don't know if we'd want to see Western Michigan in this game," Johnston said. "Most of America [wouldn't]."
The same TV ratings rules still apply: A 10-0 Clemson lead in the first quarter keeps folks interested, increases social media engagement and off we go.
But another Alabama rout, which have become so common this season?
To this point, overall ESPN ratings for New Year's Six bowls are up 17 percent, according to an industry source. The CFP Semifinals on New Year's Eve resulted in a slight ratings increase from the 2015 disaster.
Ratings were down 36 percent then because the semis were played during the work week on New Year's Eve.
Is any of that an indication of Alabama Fatigue?
"I've never heard the phrase, 'A sinking ship lifts all boats,' Sankey said. "The nautical phrase is, 'A rising tide lifts all boats.'"
The pun was intended.
"I know in our conference there are 13 coaches evaluating how they would win our championship next year."


2021 NFL Free Agents Preview.
The following page has a list of all the prominent NFL free agents for 2021, sorted by team. Not all impending free agents are listed here; just those who are starters or important backups. I compiled this list for my own purposes to help me with my 2021 NFL Mock Draft, so I thought I'd share it with all of you.
Arizona Cardinals Budda Baker, S De'Vondre Campbell, LB Kenyan Drake, RB Larry Fitzgerald, WR Marcus Gilbert, OT Zane Gonzalez, K Brett Hundley, QB Andy Lee, P Corey Peters, DT Patrick Peterson, CB J.R. Sweezy, G.
Atlanta Falcons Ryan Allen, P Christian Blake, WR Brian Hill, RB Damontae Kazee, CB Younghoe Koo, K Alex Mack, C Keanu Neal, S Matt Schaub, QB Blidi Wreh-Wilson, CB.
Baltimore Ravens Tyus Bowser, DE/OLB Gus Edwards, RB Robert Griffin, QB Matt Judon, DE/OLB Matt Skura, C Jimmy Smith, QB Willie Snead, WR Derek Wolfe, DE/DT.
Buffalo Bills Matt Barkley, QB Patrick DiMarco, FB Jon Feliciano, G Tyler Kroft, TE Isaiah McKenzie, WR Matt Milano, LB Trent Murphy, DE Ty Nsekhe, OT Josh Norman, CB Levi Wallace, CB Daryl Williams, OT A.J. Yeldon, RB.
Carolina Panthers Tyler Larsen, C John Miller, G Taylor Moton, OT Russell Okung, OT Seth Roberts, WR Curtis Samuel, WR Joey Slye, K Tahir Whitehead, LB.
Chicago Bears Artie Burns, CB Tarik Cohen, RB Pat O'Donnell, P Germain Ifedi, OT/G Cordarrelle Patterson, WR Eddy Pineiro, K Roy Roberson-Harris, DT Allen Robinson, WR Adam Shaheen, TE.
Cincinnati Bengals Mackensie Alexander, CB Randy Bullock, K Josh Bynes, LB Andy Dalton, QB Alex Erickson, WR Ryan Glasgow, DT A.J. Green, WR Kevin Huber, P William Jackson, CB Carl Lawson, DE Shawn Williams, S Auden Tate, WR.
Cleveland Browns Andrew Billings, DT B.J. Goodson, LB Kevin Johnson, CB Karl Joseph, S Larry Ogunjobi, DT Andrew Sendejo, S Olivier Vernon, DE.
Dallas Cowboys Chidobe Awuzie, CB Blake Bell, TE Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, S Tyrone Crawford, DE Kai Forbath, K Everson Griffen, DE Sean Lee, LB Jourdan Lewis, CB Joe Looney, C Dak Prescott, QB Cooper Rush, QB Aldon Smith, DE Devin Smith, WR Xavier Woods, S.
Denver Broncos Jeremiah Attaochu, DE/OLB Jake Butt, TE Todd Davis, LB Shelby Harris, DT Jeff Heuerman, TE Phillip Lindsay, RB Brandon McManus, K Tim Patrick, WR Kyle Peko, DT Mike Purcell, DE Justin Simmons, S DeMarcus Walker, DE Colby Wadman, P Elijah Wilkinson, G.
Detroit Lions Jamal Agnew, KR Geronimo Allison, WR Danny Amendola, WR Kenny Golladay, WR Duron Harmon, S Marvin Jones, WR Jayron Kearse, S Miles Killebrew, S Matt Prater, K Bo Scarbrough, RB Matt Wile, P.
Green Bay Packers Tim Boyle, QB Devin Funchess, WR Aaron Jones, RB Kevin King, CB Jake Kumerow, WR Allen Lazard, WR Marcedes Lewis, TE Corey Linsley, C Lane Taylor, G Robert Tonyan, TE Jamaal Williams, RB.
Houston Texans Will Fuller, WR Vernon Hargreaves, CB Timmy Jernigan, DT Greg Mancz, C A.J. McCarron, QB Brennan Scarlett, OLB Kenny Stills, WR.
Indianapolis Colts Mo Alie-Cox, TE Denico Autry, DE Jacoby Brissett, QB Sheldon Day, DT T.Y. Hilton, WR Justin Houston, DE Chad Kelly, QB Marlon Mack, RB Skai Moore, LB Zach Pascal, WR Xavier Rhodes, CB Philip Rivers, QB Anthony Walker, LB Quincy Wilson, CB.
Jacksonville Jaguars Keelan Cole, WR Chris Conley, WR D.J. Hayden, CB Tre Herndon, CB Abry Jones, DT Cassius Marsh, DE Rashaan Melvin, CB Cam Robinson, OT Tyler Shatley, G Dede Westbrook, WR Al Woods, DT.
Kansas City Chiefs Bashaud Breeland, CB Dustin Colquitt, P Chris Jones, DT Tanoh Kpassagnon, DE Kelechi Osemele, G Mike Pennel, DE Austin Reiter, C Mike Remmers, OT Demarcus Robinson, WR Anthony Sherman, FB Daniel Sorensen, S Charvarius Ward, CB Sammy Watkins, WR Darrel Williams, RB Andrew Wylie, OT Deon Yelder, TE.
Las Vegas Raiders Nelson Agholor, WR Marcell Ateman, WR Maliek Collins, DT Jordan Devey, G Keelan Doss, WR Denzelle Good, G Johnathan Hankins, DT Erik Harris, S Zay Jones, WR DeShone Kizer, QB Eric Kush, G Nevin Lawson, CB Marquel Lee, LB Nicholas Morrow, LB Nick Nelson, CB Nick O'Leary, TE Nathan Peterman, QB Damarious Randall, S David Sharpe, OT Kyle Wilber, LB Jason Witten, TE.
San Angeles Chargers Michael Badgley, K Joey Bosa, DE/OLB Michael Davis, CB Brandon Facyson, CB Dan Feeney, G Virgil Green, TE Hunter Henry, TE Melvin Ingram, DE/OLB Justin Jackson, RB Rayshawn Jenkins, S Desmond King, CB Forrest Lamp, G Ty Long, P Andre Patton, WR Denzel Perryman, LB Mike Pouncey, C Isaac Rochell, DT Trent Scott, OT Tyrod Taylor, QB Sam Tevi, OT Nick Vigil, LB.
Los Angeles Rams Austin Blythe, C Malcolm Brown, RB Jamil Demby, G Samson Ebukam, LB Gerald Everett, TE Leonard Floyd, DE/OLB Troy Hill, CB John Johnson, S John Kelly, RB Josh Reynolds, WR Tanzel Smart, DT.
Miami Dolphins Vince Biegel, LB Julie'n Davenport, OT Davon Godchaux, DT Kamu Grugier-Hill, LB Ryan Fitzpatrick, QB Isaiah Ford, WR Matt Haack, P Danny Isadora, G Ted Karras, C Raekwon McMillan, LB Nik Needham, CB Elandon Roberts, LB Cordrea Tankersley, CB Albert Wilson, WR.
Minnesota Vikings Ameer Abdullah, RB Chad Beebe, WR Mike Boone, RB Aviante Collins, OT Dakota Dozier, OT Pat Elflein, G Ben Gedeon, LB Anthony Harris, S Holton Hill, CB Rashod Hill, G Jaleel Johnson, DT Brett Jones, C Sean Mannion, QB Ifeadi Odebigbo, DE Hercules Mata'afa, LB Tajae Sharpe, WR Eric Wilson, LB Eddie Yarbrough, DE Anthony Zettel, DE.
New England Patriots David Andrews, C Justin Bethel, CB Brandon Bolden, RB Terrence Brooks, S Rex Burkhead, RB Adam Butler, DT Damiere Byrd, WR James Develin, FB Lawrence Guy, DT Dont'a Hightower, LB Brian Hoyer, QB J.C. Jackson, CB Matt LaCosse, TE Obi Melifonwu, S Jason McCourty, CB Derek Rivers, OLB Mohamed Sanu, WR John Simon, DE Joe Thuney, G Dan Vitale, FB James White, RB Deatrich Wise, DE.
New Orleans Saints Kiko Alonso, LB Alex Anzalone, LB Jared Cook, TE Demario Davis, OLB Mario Edwards, DT Trey Hendrickson, DE Taysom Hill, QB Tommylee Lewis, WR Sheldon Rankins, DT Craig Robertson, LB Noah Spence, DE D.J. Swearinger, S Cameron Tom, G Larry Warford, G Marcus Williams, S P.J. Williams, CB New York Giants Corey Coleman, WR Nate Ebner, S Kyler Fackrell, LB Cameron Fleming, OT Devonta Freeman, RB Wayne Gallman, RB Rashaan Gaulden, S Austin Johnson, DT Dion Lewis, RB Colt McCoy, QB Aldrick Rosas, K Logan Ryan, CB Alex Tanney, QB Dalvin Tomlinson, DT Eric Tomlinson, TE Leonard Williams, DT.
New York Jets Tarell Basham, DE/OLB Josh Bellamy, WR Pierre Desir, CB Nick Hairston, CB Jonotthan Harrison, C Jordan Jenkins, OLB Marcus Maye, S Steve McLendon, DT Patrick Onwuasor, LB Breshad Perriman, WR Brian Poole, CB Avery Williamson, LB Brian Winters, G.
Philadelphia Eagles Jatavis Brown, LB Rasul Douglas, CB Nate Gerry, LB Cameron Johnston, P Jalen Mills, CB Nickell Robey-Coleman, CB Will Parks, S Josh Perkins, TE Hassan Ridgeway, DT Duke Riley, LB Boston Scott, RB Nate Sudfeld, QB Greg Ward, WR.
Pittsburgh Steelers Tyson Alualu, DT Zach Banner, OT Jordan Berry, P Deon Cain, WR James Conner, RB Joshua Dobbs, QB Bud Dupree, DE/OLB Trey Edmunds, RB Joe Haden, CB Mike Hilton, CB Daniel McCullers, DT JuJu Smith-Schuster, WR Cameron Sutton, CB Ryan Switzer, WR Alejando Villanueva, OT Chris Wormley, DT.
San Francisco 49ers C.J. Beathard, QB Ronald Blair, DE Kendrick Bourne, WR Matt Breida, RB Daniel Brunskill, G Shon Coleman, OT Tevin Coleman, RB Tom Compton, G Ben Garland, C Marcell Harris, S Kerry Hyder, DE D.J. Jones, DT Kyle Juszczyk, FB Jerick McKinnon, RB Emmanuel Moseley, CB Nick Mullens, QB Richard Sherman, CB Jaquiski Tartt, S Trent Taylor, WR K'Waun Williams, CB Jeff Wilson Jr., RB Ahkello Witherspoon, CB.
Seattle Seahawks Nick Bellore, FB Justin Britt, C Chris Carson, RB Phillip Dorsett, WR Quinton Dunbar, CB D.J. Fluker, G Poona Ford, DT Shaq Griffin, CB Delano Hill, S Jacob Hollister, TE Nazair Jones, DT Benson Mayowa, DE Bradley McDougald, S David Moore, WR Cedric Ogbuehi, OT Greg Olsen, TE Ethan Pocic, G Chance Warmack, G K.J. Wright, LB.
Tampa Bay Bucs Shaq Barrett, DE/OLB Kendell Beckwith, LB Lavonte David, LB Justin Evans, S Blaine Gabbert, QB Chris Godwin, WR Ryan Griffin, QB Joe Haeg, OT Kevin Minter, LB Rakeem Nunez-Roches, DE Ryan Smith, CB Ndamukong Suh, DT.
Tennessee Titans Jayon Brown, LB Jadeveon Clowney, DE/OLB Kamalei Correa, LB Jack Crawford, DT Jamil Douglas, G Anthony Firkser, TE DaQuan Jones, DT MyCole Pruitt, TE Kalif Raymond, WR Ty Sambrailo, OT Jonnu Smith, TE.
Washington Redskins Kyle Allen, QB Ryan Anderson, DE/OLB Ronald Darby, CB Sean Davis, S Thomas Davis, LB Dustin Hopkins, K Danny Johnson, CB Ryan Kerrigan, DE/OLB Fabian Moreau, CB Kevin Pierre-Louis, LB Richard Rodgers, TE Chase Roullier, C Brandon Scherff, G Jeremy Sprnkle, TE.


Bowl Game Predictions 2015: Schedule and Picks for Remaining Postseason Clashes.
Featured Columnist December 30, 2014 Comments Comment Bubble Icon.
Congratulations, you are almost there.
You’ve almost made it through all the terrible defenses, kicking miscues and inexplicable penalties of the early bowl games and reached the exciting ones. Fairly soon, you will be watching the New Year’s Six bowls and the initial College Football Playoff showdowns, and all will be right with the world.
Here is a look at the schedule and some predictions for the rest of the college football bowl clashes before digging into an under-the-radar showdown to watch in the midst of the playoff action.
2014-15 Bowl Game Schedule and Predictions December 30, 2014 Matchup Time (ET) TV Predicted Winner Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl Notre Dame vs. No. 23 LSU 3 p.m. ESPN LSU Belk Bowl No. 21 Louisville vs. No. 13 Georgia 6:30 p.m. ESPN Georgia Foster Farms Bowl Maryland vs. Stanford 10 p.m. ESPN Stanford December 31, 2014 Matchup Time (ET) TV Predicted Winner Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl No. 6 TCU vs. No. 9 Ole Miss 12:30 p.m. ESPN TCU VIZIO Fiesta Bowl No. 10 Arizona vs. No. 20 Boise State 4 p.m. ESPN Arizona Capital One Orange Bowl No. 7 Mississippi State vs. No. 12 Georgia Tech 8 p.m. ESPN Georgia Tech January 1, 2015 Matchup Time (ET) TV Predicted Winner Outback Bowl No. 18 Wisconsin vs. No. 19 Auburn Noon ESPN Auburn Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic No. 5 Baylor vs. No. 8 Michigan State 12:30 p.m. ESPN Michigan State Buffalo Wild Wings Citrus Bowl No. 25 Minnesota vs. No. 16 Missouri 1 p.m. ABC Minnesota Rose Bowl No. 2 Oregon vs. No. 3 Florida State 5 p.m. ESPN Oregon Sugar Bowl No. 1 Alabama vs. No. 4 Ohio State 8:30 p.m. ESPN Alabama January 2, 2015 Matchup Time (ET) TV Predicted Winner Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl Pittsburgh vs. Houston Noon ESPN Houston TaxSlayer Bowl Iowa vs. Tennessee 3:20 p.m. ESPN Iowa Valero Alamo Bowl No. 11 Kansas State vs. No. 14 UCLA 6:45 p.m. ESPN Kansas State TicketCity Cactus Bowl Oklahoma State vs. Washington 10:15 p.m. ESPN Washington January 3, 2015 Matchup Time (ET) TV Predicted Winner Birmingham Bowl Florida vs. East Carolina 1 p.m. ESPN or ESPN2 East Carolina January 4, 2015 Matchup Time (ET) TV Predicted Winner GoDaddy Bowl Toledo vs. Arkansas State 9 p.m. ESPN Toledo January 12, 2015 Matchup Time (ET) TV Predicted Winner National Championship Bowl TBD vs. TBD 8:30 p.m. ESPN Alabama.
Game to Watch: Auburn vs. Wisconsin.
Auburn and Wisconsin will face off Thursday in the Outback Bowl in one of just two bowl games outside of the New Year’s Six matchups that pit two teams in the Top 20 against each other.
Both the Tigers and Badgers are fresh off disappointing finishes to the season, although only Wisconsin completely embarrassed itself in a 59-0 loss to Ohio State in the Big Ten Championship Game. Auburn actually impressed in a close 55-44 loss to arguably the nation’s best team in Alabama.
Whichever team can shake that disappointment off quicker could ultimately emerge victorious.
Brian Hamilton of Sports Illustrated broke down one of the more intriguing storylines in this one as Wisconsin’s offense goes for the record books:
The Big Ten title game loss was striking both for the Badgers’ 59 points surrendered to Ohio State and their zero points produced. Gordon’s 76 yards represented his second-worst output of the season, and a veteran offensive line seemed out of whack once veteran center Dan Voltz left the game four snaps in with an ankle injury. Gordon needs 293 yards to break Sanders’ all-time record of 2,628 yards in a season. The junior is unlikely to hit that mark, even with Auburn happy to get into a shootout. But a fifth 200-yard game is not out of the question, so will the Badgers line be healthy enough to get Gordon close?
Melvin Gordon turned in arguably the best season for a running back since Barry Sanders was making defenses miss at Oklahoma State. Gordon racked up 2,336 yards, 26 touchdowns and a 7.56-yards-per-carry average on the ground this season and was the runner-up for the Heisman Trophy.
Wisconsin athletic director and interim coach for the bowl game Barry Alvarez discussed Gordon’s overall excellence, via Joey Johnston of The Tampa Tribune :
“He’s big and strong, he has sprinter’s speed, he can run around you, he can run through you. We’ve had a lot of great running backs at Wisconsin, but Melvin Gordon is the best one. He truly has everything you’d want.”
If Auburn is going to win, it will have to at least contain Gordon. The Tigers were actually 45th against the run, which isn’t stellar but is also better than some would expect considering they allowed more than 30 points in six SEC games and more than 40 twice.
Teams hurt Auburn with the pass more so than the run. Alabama in particular was able to exploit the papier-mache-soft secondary that Auburn brings to the table with Amari Cooper on a number of deep routes.
The Badgers aren’t exactly built to take advantage of teams through the air (118th in the country in passing yards per game), but Auburn will be forced to stack the box to stop Gordon and the fourth-best rushing attack in the nation. That will open things up for Joel Stave and the Wisconsin passing game against a terrible secondary.
On the other side, the Tigers will counter with a group of playmakers, including quarterback Nick Marshall, running back Cameron Artis-Payne and wide receiver Sammie Coates.
Coates may be a walking highlight reel, but D’haquille Williams was Auburn’s best wide receiver this season with 730 receiving yards and five touchdown catches. The problem for Auburn is that Williams is suspended for the Outback Bowl.
His absence will be felt in this one, especially because Wisconsin will be able to devote more attention toward Coates. It cuts Auburn’s elite receiving options in half, which is a boost for a Wisconsin defense that is likely reeling in the confidence department.
On paper, Wisconsin finished 15th in the nation in scoring defense, fifth in passing defense and 16th in rushing defense, but the lasting impression the nation has of the Badgers is Ohio State’s 59-0 demolition of the secondary. Are the Badgers really that good on defense, or were their impressive numbers a result of a relatively weak schedule that featured only two top-50 scoring offenses?
You would be hard-pressed to find more dangerous attacks in the country than Auburn’s up-tempo, high-octane offense.
It finished 12th in the nation in rushing yards per game and 24th in scoring and was never more impressive this season than when it scored 44 points against Alabama’s stout defense. Stopping that is a tall order for the Badgers.
Still, Wisconsin’s defense will limit Auburn’s explosiveness simply because Williams will not be in the lineup. That will allow the Badgers the freedom to commit more defenders to the box to slow down the rushing combination of quarterback Marshall and running back Artis-Payne.
Wisconsin’s defense doesn’t have to pitch a shutout either. The Badgers will ride Gordon against Auburn’s vulnerable defensive group and then take advantage of open holes downfield in the second half.
The result will be a critical bowl victory for the Big Ten.
Prediction: Wisconsin 27, Auburn 21.




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