Week 3

Well Week 3 came with little surprises, except for Div. 1AA schools beating the big boys again. The "Big" games of the week came to no surprise for me Ohio State, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Oregon, and Alabama were all clear cut to win in my opinion last week. This I'm lying? Check my last blog out and see who I had to win. I improved my record to 61-7 this week from 67-11 the last week. Way more BCS schools played actually opponents last week than Week 1.
Week 1 Win Percentage: 83.6 %
Week 2 Win Percentage: 88.6%

Based on those number, I think I'm starting out pretty good projection wise. But...I have to keep it up, which is most likely going to be hard to do.

Here are my predictions for Week 3:

Thursday, September 16
Cincinnati (1-1) over NC State (2-0)

Friday, September 17
Kansas (1-1) over Southern Miss (1-1)

California (2-0) over Nevada (2-0)

Saturday, September 18
#12 Arkansas (2-0) over Georgia (1-1)

#20 Michigan (2-0) over Massachusettes (2-0)

North Carolina (0-1) over Georgia Tech (1-1) Upset?

#2 Ohio State (2-0) over Ohio (1-1)

#22 Penn State (1-1) over Kent State (1-1)

Connecticut (1-1) over Temple (2-0)

#21 West Virginia (2-0) over Maryland (2-0)

Army (1-1) over North Texas (0-2)

Illinois (1-1) over Northern Illinois (1-1)

Kansas State (2-0) over Iowa State (1-1)

Purdue (1-1) over Ball State (1-1)

Vanderbilt (0-2) over Ole Miss (1-1) UPSET

Virginia Tech (0-2) over East Carolina (2-0)

Hawaii (1-1) over Colorado (1-1) UPSET

Florida Stae (1-1) over BYU (1-1)

#18 USC (2-0) over Minnesota (1-1)

#1 Alabama (2-0) over Duke (1-1)

Colorado State (0-2) over Miami(OH) (1-1)

#7 Oklahoma (2-0) over Air Force (2-0)

#8 Nebraska (2-0) over Washington (1-1)

#11 Wisconsin (2-0) over Arizona State (2-0)

SMU (1-1) over Washington State (1-1)

#10 Florida (2-0) over Tennessee (1-1)

Troy (1-1) over UAB (0-2)

Central Michigan (1-1) over Eastern Michigan (0-2)

#4 TCU (2-0) over Baylor (2-0)

Indiana (1-0) over Eastern Kentucky (0-2)

#25 Oregon State (2-0) over Louisville (1-1)

#5 Oregon (2-0) over Portland State (1-1)

#16 Aubrun (2-0) over Clemson (2-0)

Kentucky (2-0) over Akron (0-2)

#15 LSU (2-0) over Mississippi State (1-1)

Missouri (2-0) over San Diego State (2-0)

Marshall (0-2) over Bowling Green (0-2)

Oklahoma State (2-0) over Tulsa (1-1)

Mid Tenn State (1-1) over Memphis (0-2)

Northwestern (2-0) over Rice (1-1)

Texas A&M (2-0) over FIU (0-1)

UCF (1-1) over Buffalo (1-1)

Navy (1-1) over Louisiana Tech (1-1)

#13 South Carolina (2-0) over Furman (1-0)

Western Michigan (1-1) over Toledo (0-1)

Syracuse (1-1) over Maine (1-1)

San Jose State (0-2) over Southern Utah (1-1)

Notre Dame (1-1) over Michigan State (2-0) Upset?

#14 Utah (2-0) over New Mexico (0-2)

Fresno State (1-0) over Utah State (1-1)

Arkansas State (0-2) over Louisiana-Monroe (0-1) Upset?

#6 Texas (2-0) over Texas Tech (2-0)

#3 Boise State (2-0) over Wyoming (1-1)

UTEP (1-1) over New Mexico State (0-1)

#9 Iowa (2-0) over #24 Arizona (2-0)

#23 Houston over UCLA (0-2)

Idaho (1-1) over UNLV (0-2)

#19 Stanford (2-0) over Wake Forest (2-0)

Games I got my eye on this week:
Cincinnati/NC State- NC State could make it really tough for the Bearcats who haven't been in tip-top shape this year.

California/Neveda- I was really impressed by Cal in their last game and that is why I give them the edge in this one. Neveda is very good with a well developed running game.

#12 Arkansas/Georgia- UGA struggled last week, but I am unsure about Arkansas. Guess this one will test it.

UNC/ Ga Tech- UNC has got some of it's players back from investigation, and played really well against LSU. If Kansas's offense can do that against Ga Tech, UNC should have no problem. We'll see.

#21 West Virginia/ Maryland- WVU struggled in their last game and Maryland got of to a great start with a win against Navy. But WVU won't fumble like Navy did.


Vanderbilt/Ole Miss- Ole Miss is playing really really bad this year. Losing to a Div 1AA team then a close game against Tulane?? Vandy has played two decent opponents and have been coming up short in both of them.

Hawaii/Colorado- Hawaii scores alot of points and Colorado just gave up over 50. I think Colorado is better, but Hawaii has been chilling in Vegas all week. Luck is on their side.

#16 Auburn/Clemson- Bothh teams are undefeated in this game. Auburn is more talented and better coached, but who knows what the SC Tigers have up their sleeve.

Southern Utah/San Jose State- If there is a Div 1AA team to beat a BCS this one is it.

Notre Dame/Michigan State- Thought a would make my friend happy and pick the Irish in this one. I have confidence in Crist.

Tell me what you think about the game this week.