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Went 5-1 last week and the season record is now 40-12.
Oregon State fans: Look, I know it's my fault. I am more than willing to save the*season and pick against your team in every game, but can you get the word out so I don't get angry email about how I always disrespect the Beavers?
Thanks for you consideration.
Thursday
Arizona 35, UCLA 30: Is this about the Wildcats playing looser now that volatile coach Mike Stoops is gone? No. Probably would have picked the same score with Stoops still madly gesticulating and grimacing on the sidelines. It's more about Wildcats QB Nick Foles being the best player on the field.
Saturday
Stanford 42, Washington 24: I expect this to play to the pattern for most of Stanford's games thus far: Close at the half, then BOOM! Andrew Luck and a tough Cardinal defense assert themselves.
Notre Dame 28, USC 24: The Trojans are much better on offense, while Notre Dame is much better on defense. The tipping point is the Fighting Irish playing at home under the lights.
Oregon 48, Colorado 17: Whether the Ducks have quarterback*Darron Thomas and/or running back*LaMichael James doesn't really matter. The Buffaloes are injury-ravaged and might have lost what little confidence they had.
Utah 24, California 21: This pick is based in large part in the belief that the Bears will be missing two starting linebackers, most*painfully leading tackler Mychal Kendricks (shoulder). That will help the Utes establish the run, which in turn will make life easier for QB Jon Hays.
Washington State 38, Oregon State 30: The Cougars will get it done in a must-win game for their bowl hopes. Home-field advantage helps, but there's also the expectation we'll see QB Jeff Tuel far less rusty after making his first start of the season since a shoulder injury last weekend against Stanford.
Originally posted by ESPN.com - Pac-10 Blog
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Went 5-1 last week and the season record is now 40-12.Oregon State fans: Look, I know it's my fault. I am more than willing to save the*season and pick against your team in every game, but can you get the word out so I don't get angry email about how I always disrespect the Beavers?
Thanks for you consideration.
Thursday
Arizona 35, UCLA 30: Is this about the Wildcats playing looser now that volatile coach Mike Stoops is gone? No. Probably would have picked the same score with Stoops still madly gesticulating and grimacing on the sidelines. It's more about Wildcats QB Nick Foles being the best player on the field.
Saturday
Stanford 42, Washington 24: I expect this to play to the pattern for most of Stanford's games thus far: Close at the half, then BOOM! Andrew Luck and a tough Cardinal defense assert themselves.
Notre Dame 28, USC 24: The Trojans are much better on offense, while Notre Dame is much better on defense. The tipping point is the Fighting Irish playing at home under the lights.
Oregon 48, Colorado 17: Whether the Ducks have quarterback*Darron Thomas and/or running back*LaMichael James doesn't really matter. The Buffaloes are injury-ravaged and might have lost what little confidence they had.
Utah 24, California 21: This pick is based in large part in the belief that the Bears will be missing two starting linebackers, most*painfully leading tackler Mychal Kendricks (shoulder). That will help the Utes establish the run, which in turn will make life easier for QB Jon Hays.
Washington State 38, Oregon State 30: The Cougars will get it done in a must-win game for their bowl hopes. Home-field advantage helps, but there's also the expectation we'll see QB Jeff Tuel far less rusty after making his first start of the season since a shoulder injury last weekend against Stanford.
Originally posted by ESPN.com - Pac-10 Blog
Click here to view the article.