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WHAT NEXT FOR NEW JERSEY? the judicial equivalent of winning the lottery. The pendulum has swung the other by Bruce Marshall, Goldsheet.com Editor way. New Jersey needs only to win once. I believe they are on the path to victory.” Readers of these pages know that we at TGS have been keeping a close The en banc brings at least 12 of the 23 circuit judges to the panel instead of watch on developments in New Jersey regarding the Garden State’s attempt to only three, and is considered a rarity, as it forces a majority of judges to question legalize Las Vegas-style sports betting. That attempt took another detour in a legal decision made by their fellow bench mates and ultimately voids earlier August when the state’s latest bid was rejected for a third time by the U.S. Third interpretations. Thus, while granting the rehearing, the Third Circuit also Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia. The question now is if the latest vacated its August 2015 verdict in favor of the leagues. roadblock is going to completely stall New Jersey’s attempts, or will the Garden State come up with yet another alternative that might change its luck in federal Though legal observers have noted that New Jersey unquestionably scored a court (or, better yet, in Congress)? significant procedural victory in getting the court to order rehearing en banc (because the Third Circuit rarely grants en banc consideration; only one of To refresh memories, a quick review of the New Jersey storyline (extensive 2,402 appeals in 2014 and two of 2,715 appeals in 2013 were considered by the TGS chronicling of the subject can be accessed on our website homepage at court sitting en banc), in the end the status quo remained. The Garden State www.goldsheet.com) might be in order. More than five years ago, Gov. Chris was rejected for a third time, this time by a 9-3 count en banc, in August. Christie and various pols decided that they wanted in on full-scale sports betting action that could help prop up the sagging economy (and casino business) Thus, the Third Circuit would appear to be a permanent blockade for within the state. In 2011, New Jersey voters approved a referendum to allow New Jersey, unless by luck of the draw it could get two of the dissenting sports betting in hopes the state could legitimize what is currently a black justices on a three-person panel. Otherwise, the Third Circuit seems to have market industry, tapping into billions in annual bets to produce a new source of made it clear that it is going to move the goal posts as needed and uphold revenue for the state budget, Atlantic City, and the horse racing industry. The PASPA no matter how convoluted its reasoning might be. State Legislature then passed a law legalizing sports betting, and Christie New Jersey, however, does not seem inclined to let this matter go away. By signed it in January 2012. now, its persistence is well-documented. Another new bill was just introduced Christie went so far as to begin the process of issuing sports gaming licenses in early November by Democratic State Assemblymen Ralph Caputo and John and proclaimed the state would begin to accept bets at its various casinos and Burzichelli, which would effectively repeal all of the state’s sports betting race tracks, but knew he would encounter trouble along the way. Not that laws. Christie wasn’t prepared for his legal challenge to the 1992 Professional and The new bill would remove all restrictions on sports betting, anywhere in the Amateur Sports Protection Act (“PASPA”), when select states (Nevada, state, by anyone, at any time. Officials said the state could then move to Oregon, Delaware, and Montana) were “grandfathered” by federal law to accept reintroduce some restrictions without violating the language of PASPA, sports wagers, though only in Nevada’s case would it include single-game according to the Associated Press. wagering; it was parlay cards only for the other states. (Indian casinos were not included.) To no one’s surprise, the pro sports leagues would block Christie in The bill makes clear that New Jersey is removing every prohibition or U.S. District Court (“Christie I”), and when the US Supreme Court denied to hear regulation of sports betting—something the federal government acknowledged the case, New Jersey appeared to have hit a roadblock. the state has the power to do, supporters told the AP. However, the bill as stands would also mean that children could place bets, as well as allowing Only it hadn’t. In 2014, Christie decided to endorse a new measure introduced anyone to open their own sports book. That’s why the state would likely have by State Senator Raymond Lesniak that would circumvent an apparent loophole to add “limited restrictions” afterward, as envisioned by the judge (Thomas in federal law and allow the state to repeal its long prohibitions on sports Vanaskie) who issued a dissenting opinion that sided with New Jersey. gaming. By removing itself from licensing and regulating the sports wagering activities, New Jersey, according to the Lesniak proposal, would not be in “There have got to be things added to this,” Assemblyman Caputo told the AP. conflict with PASPA, and could allow privately-run sportsbooks to operate in the “A lot brighter people than me have worked on this and they haven’t found the state. ultimate answer yet.” Of course, the sports leagues challenged once more and in the Federal Many observers nonetheless believe this “tactical nuclear” option is unlikely to District Court were awarded an injunction for a second time by the same judge, move the needle, because to have a chance it would need to get a sizable Michael Shipp. Again, as in its original challenge, New Jersey would appeal to majority of New Jersey lawmakers on the same page to pass a full the Third Circuit, and in late August of 2015 was defeated for a second time by repeal...which many Garden State pols might not have the stomach to do. If the the same 2-1 vote in the US Court of Appeals, effectively saying the latest New bill could be advanced, however, it would at least make the sports leagues Jersey attempt (“Christie II”) still ran afoul of PASPA. (The two votes against somewhat nervous. Entirely unregulated sports betting taking place in the New Jersey were cast, rather surprisingly, by judges Marjorie Rendell, whose US is likely worse in their minds than the current environment. That would husband, former Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell, has been a big gaming perhaps give New Jersey a chance to negotiate with the leagues on some proponent and brought casino wagering to the Keystone State, and Maryanne tenable path forward for sports betting in the state. Trump Barry, sister of none other than Donald Trump). Game over for New Some suggest the Garden State would be better off with a full repeal, but Jersey? limiting the betting to Internet only. The state would thus have some control Not quite. In October of 2015, Christie and the Garden State would finally, and over potential licensees, because the licensees would have to demonstrate somewhat surprisingly, score their first significant court victory. In a rather they could keep betting within state lines. Which would have the effect of unexpected move, the same United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit limiting the field of entities to those with previous experience in online or mobile motioned for an “en banc” rehearing. sports betting. It would also have the effect of putting the Wire Act (used often by the government as precedent for blocking sports gaming, though “This is extraordinarily rare,” Daniel Wallach, a sports and gambling lawyer its intent is to prevent transmission over state lines, not within a state) told the New York Times last year regarding the en banc announcement. “It’s (Continued on Page 7) THE GOLD SHEET PAGE 2 CINCINNATI 22 - Philadelphia 17—Maybe the Bengals ought to hire Reds announcer Marty Brennaman (who knows a thing or two about covering losing NFL ANALYSIS teams) to lend an acerbic perspective to Cincy’s depressing 3-7-1 campaign. KEY TO FOOTBALL ANALYSES With big-play weapons Gio Bernard and A.J. Green hurting, the five-year string Home team in CAPS. *—indicates night game. Statistics after game writeups are listed in the following order: Score of game, first downs, rushing attempts/rushing yards, passes completed/passes attempted/passes of Bengals’ playoff berths is in serious jeopardy. But this is the NFL, where intercepted/passing yards, and fumbles lost. The winner's statistics are listed first. Scores and pointspreads things change week-to-week, and Cincy has had a look at all of its recent non- (in parentheses) are results of most recent meetings in series. P—Pick Game. SR—Series Record (official wins. The Bengal defense is still showing up every week. Don’t want to trust league games only), with team leading in series, number of games won, lost and tied. NL—No Line. TGS Key Philly on the road (where it has lost its last five) or Carson Wentz (just 4 TDP last Releases are underlined and denoted with stars (#). six games prior to Monday vs. the Pack), who has looked like most rookie QBs Some frequently-appearing abbreviations. HC—Head Coach. “O”—Offense. “D”—Defense. DDs—Double Digits. following his fast start in September. OL—Offensive Line or Lineman. DL—Defensive Line or Lineman. KR-Kick Returner. o.c.—Offensive Coordinator. d.c.—Defensive Coordinator. YR—Yards Rushing. YP—Yards Passing. recs.—Receptions. ints.—Interceptions. (12-Cincinnati -5 34-13 o45...SR: Cincinnati 8-3-1) STs—Special Teams. ypg—Yards per Game. ppg—Points per Game. ypc—Yards per Carry (or Catch, for receivers). NEW ORLEANS 31 - Detroit 29—The only team in Detroit playing closer LY—Last Year. TY—This Year. Y—Year or Years. TDP—Touchdown Passes. FA—Free Agent. SU—Straight Up. games than the Lions is the NHL Red Wings, as Matthew Stafford & Co. have Games are listed in the Don Best rotation used in the majority of Las Vegas sportsbooks. trailed in the 4th Q of all 11 of their games TY (!), which makes their 7-4 SU mark All score predictions are made with Las Vegas pointspreads and over-under lines in mind. Please note: All (without the advantage of Henrik Zetterberg on the power play) all the more selections indicating a preference for the underdog do not necessarily forecast the underdog as the straight-up impressive. Drew Brees and the 5-6 Saints still have a faint playoff pulse and winner of the game. A predicted victory by the favorite of less than the pointspread on the game indicates the underdog is the preferred side in the game. have covered 7 of their last 8. But the New Orleans defense remains notoriously leaky and even allowed Ram rookie Jared Goff to throw 3 TDP in the first half ##### ##### KEY RELEASES last week. Recurring special teams miscues have helped keep the Saints below DENVER by 17 over Jacksonville .500 and provide another chance for the Lions to stay close. "Totals" alert—N.O. MIAMI by 8 over Baltimore “over” 10-2 its L12 at the Superdome. WASHINGTON by 9 over Arizona (15-Detroit 35-N. ORLEANS 27...24-27 23/150 18/69 22/25/0/246 34/52/0/330 2/1 1/0) ############################## (15-Detroit +3 35-27 o51’; 14-DETROIT -2’ 24-23 n47...SR: New Orleans 12-11-1) San Francisco 24 - CHICAGO 20—Who would have guessed 49er fans THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1 would be longing for the Jim Tomsula era? But the worst San Francisco team *Dallas 24 - MINNESOTA 16—Considering that Troy Aikman won only one since the pre-Bill Walsh year of 1978 has been making incremental improve- game SU in his rookie year as the Dallas QB in 1989, we’ll cut Dak Prescott some ment in recent weeks, coinciding with Colin Kaepernick (296 YP & 3 TDP, plus slack for waiting until Thanksgiving to get his first pointspread loss as a starter. 113 YR, in last week’s near-miss at Miami) beginning to faintly resemble his old But Dak is unbeaten SU for almost three months (10-0 since losing the opener self. Hard as it might be to believe, 2-9 Chicago might be in worse shape, with by one point!), and even Roger Staubach only once (1971) went on as long an recent suspensions on top of injuries, and now down to third-string QB Matt unbeaten streak in his Cowboy career. Given those parameters, skidding Barkley to perhaps save the job of under-fire HC John Fox. Bears no covers in Minnesota (1-5 SU and vs. line last six) is a very hard sell these days, as Sam five tries as chalk and just 3-10 SU at Soldier Field since Fox’s arrival LY. Bradford’s dinks are not translating into points (or wins) for the depleted Viking (15-S. Francisco 26-CHICAGO 20 (OT)...13-20 23/121 42/170 18/32/0/170 18/31/1/194 0/0 1/0) attack. We might have to wait until A.P. returns (maybe soon) before risking our (15-S. Fran. +6’ 26-20 (OT) o43; 14-Chicago +7 28-20 o47’...SR: San Francisco 19-13-1) next recommendation on Minny. TV-NBC NEW ENGLAND 27 - Los Angeles 10—Though the Patriots have looked (13-DALLAS -9’ 27-23 o49’...SR: Minnesota 14-13) a bit flat since their bye week (just 1-2 vs.line last three), that’s relative in comparison to the plight of the Rams, who have won just once since Columbus SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4 Day and are now dealing with rookie QB Jared Goff learning on the job. Yes, ###Denver 30 - JACKSONVILLE 13—Blake Bortles (20 TDs, 13 ints.) Goff surprised with 3 TDP last week at New Orleans. But the Rams couldn’t continues to labor frequently in his third season, and now faces one of the top score anything in the second half vs. one of NFL’s worst defenses, and Bill secondaries in the league. Worse yet for the Jaguar QB, Denver CB Aqib Talib Belichick has had lots of fun in the past at the expense of rookie QBs. Moreover, returned last week after missing nearly a month due to a nagging back injury. Todd Gurley’s UCLA-like 3.2 ypc is still not providing much balance for the Fantasy folks know that many of the yards and TDs accumulated by Bortles (8 attack. Would prefer a healthy Gronk to help Tom Brady (nagging knee injury) for 81 on the ground last week!) this season have been after the SU winner of extend the margin. But would rather wait for Goff to at least get a pointspread the game has been determined. With Denver in a nasty frame of mind after W before risking a wager on the Rams. geeking last week’s game vs. K.C., the winner in this one should be the better- (12-New England -7 45-7 o46’ (at London, England)...SR: New England 7-5) balanced, defensively-superior Broncos. ###Miami 27 - BALTIMORE 19—The Ravens are playing so many close (13-DENVER -26’ 35-19 o53...SR: Jacksonville 6-5) games that we almost expect to see Orioles closer Zach Britton summoned from ATLANTA 33 - Kansas City 20—Tech trends say K.C. in this one, as the the bullpen for a save by John Harbaugh. So will gladly except any points Chiefs have covered their last four on the road with their OT victory in Denver, available with a hot Miami team on its longest win streak (six straight) since the while Atlanta is only 2-3 vs. the spread at home TY and 3-8 their last 11 vs. the Dan Marino era. If this game comes down to Baltimore PK Justin Tucker, the number at the Georgia Dome. But the fundamentals in today’s pass-happy NFL Dolphins might be in trouble. But the fact that the Joe Flacco offense continues say the Falcs have too much firepower for Kansas City, just as they did last week to settle for FGs (Tucker now 27-for-27 TY!) instead of TDs should keep the door for Arizona. QB Matt Ryan is in firm control of the attack. Julio Jones and open for Ryan Tannehill & friends. Miami has become quite adept at gutting out Mohamed Sanu are TD-making WRs with size. Dual-threat RB Tevin Coleman late wins (five straight nailbiters), even with injuries plaguing its OL. is back from injury to help tough RB Devonte Freeman. And 5-8 mini-mite Taylor (15-MIAMI 15-Baltimore 13...8-22 26/137 26/ 94 9/19/0/ 82 32/46/2/281 1/1 0/0) Gabriel has speed to burn in the slot. Seattle’s loss last week puts Atlanta in the (15-MIA. -3’ 15-13 u43’; 14-Balt. +3 28-13 u45; 13-Balt. +2’ 26-23 o43’...SR: Balt. 7-6) running for a first-round playoff bye. Buffalo 27 - OAKLAND 26—What to do with the Raiders, a streaking team (12-Atlanta -2’ 40-24 o43...SR: Kansas City 5-3) (five straight wins) that is only 3-3 as a favorite and 1-4 vs. the spread at home GREEN BAY 29 - Houston 22—Green Bay still to play on Monday at Philly TY? Last week, QB Derek Carr (22 TDs, only 5 ints.) dislocated the little finger as of our deadline. And it’s hard to imagine the Pack looking much worse than on his throwing hand. But he just put on one of those fancy-schmancy, high-tech it had in its 3-game slide heading into the Linc. But such is our distrust of gloves, passed for a TD, plus the tying two-pointer, and then led the 12-play drive Houston away from home these days, that we’re still not interested in the to the winning FG in the 35-32 win over Carolina. The Bills, with their slippery Texans. Brock Osweiler (3 more picks last week vs. the Chargers; albeit one backfield of Tyrod Taylor and LeSean McCoy, are 6-3 SU and vs. the spread on a Hail Mary at the end) continues to struggle with his accuracy and can’t be their last 9 (4-1 as a dog in the stretch), and we all know that mark might be a trusted to exploit what has been a season-long weakness (mostly due to injuries) little better had a few marginal calls gone their way in Seattle. Top wideout in the Packer secondary. For all of its recent troubles, Green Bay is still scoring Sammy Watkins (3 for 80) returned from the injury list last week. Enough points. And RB James Starks has returned to provide something of an infantry positives to take any points. Oakland 9-2 “over” in 2016. diversion for Aaron Rodgers. Houston’s only SU road win TY is at 2-9 (14-OAKLAND +6’ 26-24 o41...SR: Oakland 16-11) Jacksonville. SAN DIEGO 28 - Tampa Bay 27—Break up the Bucs! T.B. has now won (12-Green Bay +4 42-24 o47...SR: Green Bay 2-1) three straight. And the Buccaneers have proven they are not to be trifled with as a visitor, standing 4-1 SU on the road TY, including victories at Atlanta, TGS NFL Keys 28-13 in last 18 issues!! Carolina, and Kansas City. RB Melvin Gordon (now 908 YR) continues to make For Information our Bowl Package, including all things easier for Philip Rivers by balancing the Charger attack. But it’s a similar situation for T.B., as Doug Martin (87 YR vs. Seattle) is once again helping NFL phone plays through January, Jameis Winston. 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make the points worthwhile in this one. Both teams went “under” last week after recently trending “over” (S.D. 9-2 previous 11; T.B. 9-4 previous 13). THE GOLD SHEET and LAS VEGAS Lines (12-TAMPA BAY -3 34-24 o47’...SR: San Diego 8-2) HOME TEAM in CAPS. Totals in brackets ( ). NL-No Line. ###Washington 34 - ARIZONA 25—The Washington players were TGS Westgate Mirage deeply disappointed their loss in Dallas just about eliminates them from the NFC Western Michigan-Ohio W.18 W.18½ W.19 East race. But the Redskins are still quite alive, thank you, in the NFC wildcard Washington-Colorado W.6½ W.7½ W.7 chase. And their backers are giving thanks after D.C.’s Turkey Day cover at WEST VIRGINIA-Baylor W.17 W.16 W.15½ Dallas makes it 8 covers in the last 9 games for Kirk Cousins and Co. The story TCU-Kansas State T.2½ T.4½ T.4 is just the opposite for Arizona, which can’t seem to play well on both offense SOUTH ALABAMA-New Mexico St. S.11 S.11 S.11½ and defense in the same game. OL injuries are part of the problem. But so are Troy-GEORGIA SOUTHERN T.8 T.8 T.8 the 11 ints. thrown by Carson Palmer, matching LY’s total with five games to go. La-Lafayette-LA-MONROE LL 8 LL 7 LL 7 The well-conceived Washington offense has helped the team go “over” 14 of 16 OKLAHOMA-Oklahoma State OU 14½ OU 12 OU 12½ games since late last season. (14-ARIZONA -5’ 30-20 o46’...SR: Washington 51-24) Arkansas State-TEXAS STATE A.22 A.23½ A.24 PITTSBURGH 22 - New York Giants 20—There are still many NFL fans IDAHO-Georgia State I.7 I.6½ I.7 outside of New York who are wondering how in the wide, wide world of sports WESTERN KENTUCKY-La. Tech W.6½ W.7½ W.7½ that the Giants (only a +4 point differential prior to last week’s 27-13 victory over NAVY-Temple N.3½ N.3 N.2½ winless Cleveland) are sitting so well in the NFC Wildcard race. Perhaps they’ll Alabama-Florida A.23 A.23 A.23 get a better idea when Eli and has high-quality wideouts face the restructured San Diego State-WYOMING S.4 S.7 S.6½ Pittsburgh secondary. The G-Men might not win it, as the improved N.Y. Clemson-Virginia Tech C.12½ C.9½ C.10 defense will have its own problems with the clutch, uncanny Roethlisberger-to- Wisconsin-Penn State W.3 W.2½ W.3 Antonio Brown connection. But note that for the third straight week, N.Y. has NFL topped 100 YR, giving Eli just a tick longer in the pocket to find Beckham, Cruz Dallas-MINNESOTA D.4 D.3½ (44) D.3½ and Shepard. Denver-JACKSONVILLE D.6 D.4½ (NT) D.4½ (12-Pittsburgh +3’ 24-20 u47’...SR: Pittsburgh 9-6-1) ATLANTA-Kansas City A.5½ A.4 (NT) A.4 SEATTLE 26 - Carolina 24—As has become the fashion TY, Carolina GREEN BAY-Houston G.7 G.4½ (NT) G.4½ stayed on the west coast after its game in Oakland, practicing at San Jose State. Philadelphia-CINCINNATI P.2 P.1½ (NT) P.1 When the Panthers travel north to the Emerald City, they will meet a team that NEW ORLEANS-Detroit N.4½ N.4½ (53) N.4 remembers a pair of costly, narrow losses to Carolina last season, one in the CHICAGO-San Francisco Pick C.2½ (42½) C.3 Divisional Round of the playoffs. The Panthers might still be missing MLB Luke NEW ENGLAND-Los Angeles N.14½ N.13½ (46) N.14½ Kuechly and/or C Ryan Kalil (check status of both). But last week’s loss at BALTIMORE-Miami B.2 B.3½ (41½) B.3½ Tampa Bay seemed to typify lots of 2016’s Seahawk problems—OL issues (six OAKLAND-Buffalo O.3 O.3½ (49½) O.3 sacks), run game inconsistency (RB Rawls only 38 YR), and DB injuries (S Earl SAN DIEGO-Tampa Bay S.4½ S.3½ (47) S.4 Thomas, CB Shead inactive). Carolina (4-7) desperate, but still potent. TV-NBC Washington-ARIZONA W.1½ A.2½ (49½) A.2½ (15-Carolina 27-SEATTLE 23...25-14 33/135 26/115 20/36/2/248 18/31/0/217 0/0 0/0) PITTSBURGH-New York Giants P.5 P.5½ (50) P.5 (15-CAROLINA 31-Seattle 24...19-23 41/144 12/78 16/22/0/151 31/48/2/325 2/0 0/0) SEATTLE-Carolina S.6 S.6½ (45) S.7 (15-Carolina +7 27-23 o41; CAROLINA -2’ 31-24 o43’ (Div. Playoff)...SR: Seattle 7-4) NEW YORK JETS-Indianapolis Pick Pick (NT) Pick MONDAY, DECEMBER 5 Indianapolis 20 - NEW YORK JETS 13—Key Colt Andrew Luck is still in The Gold Sheet EXTRA!!! Technical Play of the Week the NFL’s concussion protocol at our Sunday deadline, so any prognostication becomes doubly tough. Backup Scott Tolzien (22 of 36, 1 TD, 2 ints.) did okay TAMPA BAY over San Diego (NFL)...The surging Bucs have won and much of the time Thanksgiving vs. Pittsburgh, but he lacked the game experi- covered four of five on the road this season, and five of their last seven overall, ence and finesse to get the ball across the goal line after progressing deep into while the Chargers have covered only 6 of their last 15 as home chalk. the red zone. The Jets are tough up front on defense. But the secondary was This is only one of five featured Tech Plays in this week’s issue of THE vulnerable again vs. the Patriots last week. Will anticipate a little “Luck.” But GOLD SHEET EXTRA...featuring the Tech Plays of the Week!!! Tech Plays will still side with steadier Indy even if it’s Tolzien vs. the seemingly-jinxed Ryan 5-1 last week, 11-1 last two weeks, 27-9 last six weeks! College Tech Plays 4- Fitzpatrick. TV-ESPN 0 sweep again last week, now 72-37 (66%) since last season! 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Liufau. With this game on the generally slow grass track at Levi’s Stadium in Santa COLLEGE ANALYSIS Clara, flashy Washington might not pull away. (14-Washington -3’ 38-23 o57; 13-WASHINGTON -29 59-7 o61...SR: Wash. 9-5-1) #####KEY RELEASES##### WEST VIRGINIA by 27 over Baylor SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3 LOUISIANA TECH by 3 over Western Kentucky ### CLEMSON by 21 over Virginia Tech WEST VIRGINIA 54 - Baylor 27—Payback time for WV, a 62-38 loser ################################ last October in Waco. This time the site is Morgantown in December. And, while 6-4, 235-lb. Baylor true freshman QB Zach Smith did show a little FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2 development (377 YP, 23 TDs, 1 int.) vs. Texas Tech in his second start, the Bear defense (six TD passes in the first 35 mins allowed to Patrick Mahomes) MAC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME did not. Now, BU must deal with the better-balanced WV attack that has rushed at Ford Field in Detroit, Michigan for 388 and 272 yards the last two games. Senior dual-threat QB Skyler Howard (5 TDP at Iowa State) is in complete command of the uptempo Mountaineer *Western Michigan 41 - Ohio 17—Undefeated Westerm Michigan has spread and its many options and variations, including true frosh RB Martell routed Ohio U. the last two years, and this edition of the Broncos is a special Pettaway, who dashed for 181 yards last week at Iowa State. Baylor is just 2- group. WMU QB Zach Terrell (3091 YP, 72%, 30-1 TD-ints.) triggers a dynamic 9 vs. the spread TY under fill-in HC Jim Grobe. passing attack featuring future NFL draftee Corey Davis (83 catches, 1266 yds., (15-BAYLOR 62-West Virginia 38...34-22 50/304 44/182 21/34/0/389 18/39/1/289 3/0 0/0) 17 TDs). The ground game is nearly as potent, as RBs Jarvion Franklin and (15-BAY -21 62-38 o76; 14-WVA +8 41-27 u80;13-BAY -29 73-42 o70...SR: Even 2-2) Jamauri Bogan combined for 2053 YR and 20 TDs. Bogan showed he’s finally Kansas State 31 - TCU 27—Before proceeding here, must check on status of returned to full health by rushing 31 times for 198 yds. in the division showdown K-State QB Jesse Ertz, who left last week’s rivalry game vs. Kansas with a leg with Toledo on Friday. He was injured Oct. 1 vs. CMU and has been limited to injury. Serviceable backup Joe Hubener (capable enough when forced into 17 carries in the 7 games leading up to the contest with the Rockets. Franklin action a year ago to get the Cats bowl-eligible) brought home the handy win vs. leads the league in all-purpose yards. The Bronco defense led the MAC in the Jayhawks, but he lacks the playmaking ability of Ertz, who also happens to points allowed at 16 pg and is tied for 2nd in the league with Ohio U., allowing 366 lead KSU with 775 YR and 9 running TDs. Early word from Manhattan, however, ypg. suggests the Ertz injury is not expected to keep him out of this regular-season Ohio’s defense is sound, and sr. DE Basham and LB Brown can bring finale. And if that’s the case, don’t mind backing Bill Snyder’s crew, historically pressure (2nd & 4th in MAC in sacks during league play). However, the Bobcats feisty in dog role (4-1 this season; 25-12 since 2011). have played most of the season without their top 2 QBs and best RB, resulting We’re not ready to jump on any TCU bandwagon after recent wins over in their 9th-place finish in total offense in the MAC. RS frosh Quinton Maxwell disheveled Baylor and Texas, the latter having proven a punching bag for Frogs (56%, 8-4 TD-ints.) has been serviceable as a replacement QB, and there is the past few years. In between those two victories was a shoddy home effort vs. always a chance Greg Windham will make an appearance after sitting out the Ok State. Thanks to the win at Austin, TCU is finally bowl-eligible, but it has last 3 games with an ankle sprain. He was originally No. 2 before No. 1 J.D. been a money-burner (3-8 vs. line) this season, with the “D” (ranked 73rd) way Sprague was declared out for the season. off recent top-ten platoons. Moreover, starting QB Kenny Hill’s 3-12 Victory puts WMU in a major bowl for the first time ever, and the Broncos are pointspread record in his last 15 starts dating back to his days at Texas A&M under the spell of HC P.J. Fleck, who is likely moving on to a bigger job for the looks more like the record of one of the starting pitchers (Bob Miller, Alvin 2017 season. (We'll worry about WMU possibly minus Fleck for the bowl later Jackson, Jay Hook, Roger Craig!) on the 1962 Mets. Note also that K-State in the month.) The Broncs have 20 SU wins in the last 2 seasons and has covered alum Gary Patterson has not been able to cover any of the six previous games 15 of those victories. Recent MAC Championship games have been blowouts, at Fort Worth this season with his Horned Frogs. with the last 3 decided by an average margin of 25 points. Row the boat! (15-Tcu 52-KANSAS ST. 45...22-28 23/242 48/228 20/30/2/301 13/33/1/157 1/0 1/1) (15-Western Mich. 49-OHIO 14...23-20 44/430 30/100 14/20/0/137 22/40/0/254 1/0 1/0) (15-Tcu -9’ 52-45 o63; 14-TCU -6’ 41-20 o58; 13-KSU -11’ 33-31 o46...SR: TCU 5-4) (15-W. Michigan +3’ 49-14 o53; 14-W. MICHIGAN -9’ 42-21 o52...SR: W. Michigan 32-28-1) SOUTH ALABAMA 38 - New Mexico State 20—Curiously, USA’s best efforts PAC 12 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME in 2016 have come as a big underdog (upset both Miss. State & San Diego at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, CA State). Nevertheless, prefer to “lay it” with supremely-motivated Jag squad needing one more victory to become bowl eligible. Moreover, we can’t trust Washington 27 - Colorado 25—The North Division has won all five Pac-12 NMS’s wounded attack that has suffered cluster OL injuries and was missing title games since the Pac-10 expanded in 2011, with Stanford capturing three starting QB Tyler Jones (elbow injury; check status) in its non-competitive 37- and Oregon two. And only one of the contests (Stanford 27-24 over UCLA in 7 home blowout to Appalachian State. USA’s evolving 6-2 soph QB Dallas 2012) has been close. One of the key questions in this game is how much 11- Davis should riddle a sieve-like Aggie defense (121st in total yds.), which has 1, highly-ranked Washington has benefited from facing a schedule that was far allowed a whopping 52 ppg in its last 5 as a visitor. (FIRST MEETING) from rugged this season. Even when the Huskies romped past Stanford 44-6 early in the season, Christian McCaffrey was less than 100% for the Cardinal Troy 34 - GEORGIA SOUTHERN 17—Troy can clinch a share of the Sun Belt and was getting very little help from his QB at the time (the since-benched Ryan title with a victory. Trojans in double-revenge mode after losing the last two Burns). South rep USC pretty much controlled UW 26-13 three weeks ago in years to Georgia Southern by 35 and 32 points. The tables are turned this Seattle. season, as 9-2 Troy is 4-1 SU and vs. the points on the road and has covered When Colorado (10-2) lost 21-17 at Southern Cal in early October, sr. QB 9 of its last 11 as a visitor. The Trojans can run with RB Chunn (1158 YR, 11 Sefo Liufau was unable to start due to a high ankle sprain suffered during the TDs) and throw with jr. QB Silvers (2733 YP, 21-9 TD-ints.), while WRs team’s only other loss, 45-28 in September at Michigan. The Wolverines trailed Thompson and Douglas have combined for 116 catches. Troy has been CU 28-24 when Liufau (11 TDs, 3 ints. TY; 483 YR, 7 TDR) was forced to leave extremely tough vs. the run this season, as veteran front 7 has held foes to 3.2 that game in the third quarter. ypc. The Eagles’ triple option attack has dropped off dramatically this season, U-Dub—with QB Browning (40 TDs, 7 ints.), RBs Gaskin & Coleman as Ga. Southern has gained 202 ypg rushing (4.2 ypc) in Sun Belt play, (combined 1915 YR), and WRs Ross & Pettis (121 recs, 30 TDC)—has the compared with 380 ypg/6.8 ypc a year ago. The Eagle defense is down a notch more gaudy stats. But the defense of the Huskies hasn’t quite been the same as well, yielding 433 ypg in conference after holding Sun Belt foes to 321 ypg LY. since the loss of LB/DE Joe Mathis (its best pass rusher) and ILB Azeem Victor (15-Georgia So. 45-TROY...10 25-11 66/325 18/68 4/7/0/85 14/29/2/144 1/1 2/1) (team’s top tackler at the time). (15-Ga. So. -5’ 45-10 u58; 14-GA. SO. -24 42-10 u61’...SR: Troy 10-5) Meanwhile, Colorado has enjoyed a surprising season from fiery jr. RB Phillip Louisiana-Lafayette 27 - LOUISIANA-MONROE 24—With pointspread Lindsay (1136 YR, 15 TDR; 44 recs.). And the Buffs have a quartet of reliable rising some following ULL’s impressive 24-19 upset at Sun Belt co-leader receivers in Fields, Ross, Bobo, and MacIntyre (nabbed a combined 185 balls) Arkansas State, don’t mind taking favorable price with rested rival UL Monroe, on offense, and on defense a trio of high-quality DBs in jr. S Tedric Thompson a nifty 7-3 last 10 as an underdog, Warhawks’ infantry picking up steam, (5 ints.), 6-3 sr. CB Ahkello Weatherspoon, and 6-0 sr. CB Chidobe Awuzie. amassing 489 YR over last two games. Contrariwise, Ragin Caguns’ nicked-up That back-line experience has been extra valuable vs. the volatile offenses in main weapon RB Elijah McGuire has mustered only 117 YR in 38 totes over last the Pac-12. Sr. ILB Kenneth Olugbode (111 Ts) gobbles up RBs, while 6-5, 230 3 conference games. Worth noting that, bowl-seeking ULL has won by more sr. OLB Jimmie Gilbert (9½ sacks) excels at pressuring QBs. HC Mike than 8 pts. only once all season. Last three in this instate rivalry decided by MacIntyre, who made a name for himself by taking lowly San Jose State from 1- combined 12 points. 11 to 11-2 (!) in just three years, has his Buffs 10-2 vs. the spread TY and is 8- (15-LA.-LAF. 30-La.-Monroe 24...15-15 44/152 34/76 9/21/0/109 16/35/0/265 2/0 7/2) 2-1 as an underdog since the middle of LY. He has a sr. on-the-field leader in (15-LAF. -11 30-24 n54; 14-Laf. -6’ 34-27 o51’; 13-Mon. +15’ 31-28 o56’...SR: Lafayette 27-24) (Continued on page 5) THE GOLD SHEET PAGE 5

OKLAHOMA 39 - Oklahoma State 30—This is the de facto “championship competent foes on their schedule. With these teams having played consecutive game” in the Big 12, as the winner captures the top spot. Oklahoma’s red-hot nailbiters in which the scoreline is a combined 93-93, precedent is set for quartet of playmakers—QB Mayfield (35 TDP, 8 ints.; 6 TDR), RBs Mixon (1084 another high-scoring cliffhanger. Points also are appealing with Holtz (9-2 last YR, 6.9 ypc) & Perine (735 YR, 10 TDR), and WR Westbrook (15 TDC in just the 11 as dog). last 8 games!)—is performing as well as any single group of skill players in the (16-LA. TECH 55-W. Kentucky 52...26-26 27/107 23/87 33/45/0/454 36/50/0/340 0/0 4/2) nation. But the Sooners’ performance against the better teams it has seen TY (15-W. KENTUCKY 41-La. Tech 38...24-28 33/149 31/223 28/38/0/441 28/49/1/357 1/1 1/1) (16-LA. TECH +2’ 55-52 o68; 15-W. KENTUCKY +2 41-38 o62; 14-LA. TECH -7 59-10 u69’...SR: has not been great, nor is the Sooner defense (30.5 ppg) a dominant group. And La. Tech 4-2) let’s remember, that if the officials had not improperly given Central Michigan an extra down, Oklahoma State would be a righteous 10-1 entering this game. Cowboy QB Mason Rudolph (25 TDs, only 4 ints.) has matured nicely in his second full season as the starter, while slippery true frosh RB Justice Hill (943 AAC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME YR, 5.5 ypc) has brought improved balance to the attack, and big-play WR at Navy-Marine Corps Stadium, Annapolis, Maryland James Washington (60 recs., 9 TDs, 19.3 ypr) is evoking memories at times of former OSU star Dez Bryant. And Washington has plenty of WR help. The NAVY 38 - Temple 28—We have utmost respect for 9-3 Temple, which has Cowboy OL is one of the best in the league. The defense (27.2 ppg) is far from ripped off 10 consecutive spread covers. But the Owls’ only spread loss came perfect, but Ok. State is 8-2 its last 10 as an underdog. There is one sure thing in their 28-13 home upset to Army in the lidlifter. With extra preseason prep in this game—there will be Bedlam! time, the TU defense still had trouble with the Cadets’ triple option, which rolled (15-Oklahoma 58-OKLA. ST. 23...23-22 42/344 29/132 17/25/0/180 25/45/2/325 0/0 1/0) up 329 yards rushing. (15-Ok -7’ 58-23 o67’; 14-Osu +20 38-35 (OT) o58’; 13-Ok. +10 33-24 u57...SR: Ok. 85-18-7) Will recent history repeat? We think so. Navy’s red-hot,multi-skilled triple- Arkansas State 42 - TEXAS STATE 14—Arkansas State is looking for its option operator Will Worth (1181YR; 25 rush TDs; 61% passing) just became share of the Sun Belt Conference top spot, hoping to catch 7-1 App. St. and Troy the first Middie QB to rush for more than 100 yds. and pass for more than 100 (if the Trojans beat Ga. Southern). Over the last 5 years the Red Wolves have yds. in 3 consecutive games in his team’s 75-31 smashing at improved SMU! been a consistent winner laying points on the road, compiling a 12-4 spread So, foresee Navy’s humming infantry (342 ypg; 2nd nationally) maintaining mark in that role since the middle of 2011. ASU has won 6 of 7 SU and against plenty of ball control and keeping the Owls’ productive QB Phillip Walker & his the points TY after an 0-4 start, and the Red Wolves outgained La.-Lafayette by dangerous RB duo of Jahad Thomas & Ryquell Armstead idling on the sidelines 229 yards in their loss last week in Louisiana. Texas State HC Everett Withers for extended periods. Navy—which has a possible shot at the esteemed Cotton has had a rough go in his first season in charge in San Marcos. The offense has Bowl on Jan.2—is a noteworthy 24-2 SU last 26 at cozy Navy-Marine Corps been stifled in conference play, generating just 275 yds. and 14 ppg thus far. Memorial Stadum (34,000 capacity), so will lay the short price with Middies There’s little to indicate the Bobcats, who are 5-18 SU and 7-16 vs. the number who’re 11-2-2 vs. the points last 15 in Annapolis.. the last two seasons (2-6 vs. points L8 at home), will suddenly rise up and strike (14-Navy -3 31-24 u58...SR: Navy 6-5) out at the superior Red Wolves. ASU QB Hansen (ex-Oklahoma Sooner) has thrown for 254 ypg in 9 games as a starter (8-2 TD-ints. in L5). (15-ARK. ST. 55-Texas St. 17...24-21 46/353 43/174 12/16/0/192 19/32/2/227 1/1 1/1) (15-ASU -25 55-17 o69’ 14-TX ST. +6’ 45-27 o58; 13-ASU -7’ 38-21 o51’...SR: Ark. St. 2-1) SEC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME IDAHO 27 - Georgia State 23—Bowl-eligible Idaho is in the midst of one of its at Georgia Dome in Atlanta, GA best stretches in years, with three straight wins, and six straight covers. But the Alabama 35 - Florida 3—This SEC title game is a rematch of LY’s pointspreads on the Vandals have been rising, as Idaho is a secret no more. championship clash, when Bama prevailed 25-15 in a game not as close as the Meanwhile, Georgia State is in its high-percentage role of visiting dog (19-4 last final might indicate, with the Tide outgaining UF 437-180 (Gators scored their 23). Since transfer QB Conner Manning returned to the Panther lineup from only meaningful TD on punt return). For historians, the last time UF was 20-pt. injury three games ago, he has passed for 977 yards, with 6 TDs vs. 2 or more underdog vs. an SEC foe was way back in 1979, when it endured a 40- interceptions. (FIRST MEETING) 0 home whitewash to....Alabama. Gators’ anemic, starless offense (24.1 ppg; ranking 104th)—inadequately directed by immobile QB Austin Appleby (only 3 TDP last 4 tilts)—failed to convert a 3rd-down (0-12) in last week’s 31-13 setback CONFERENCE USA CHAMPIONSHIP GAME at rival Florida State. And we don’t anticipate a much different result vs. the at L.T. Smith Stadium, Bowling Green, KY sizzling Tide (riding 22-game win streak), whose suffocating “D” is permitting ###Louisiana Tech 45 - WESTERN KENTUCKY 42—Given some of the nation-leading 11.2 ppg and has collected 41 sacks. scorelines we have seen in recent weeks, we’re not reluctant to forecast a On the other side, Bama’s fast & poised dual-threat QB Jalen Hurts (has shootout between two of the nation’s highest-scoring teams, tied for fifth accounted for 32 TDs) and his balanced, creative attack (playcalling by highly- nationally, each at a whopping 44 ppg. Expect this C-USA title clash to pick up sought o.c. Lane Kiffin) should eventually wear down the game but seriously- where the regular-season meeting left off at Ruston back on October 6, when La banged up Gator defense (has lost 4 of top 5 tacklers!), which allowed ‘Noles RS Tech held on for a 55-52 win. frosh QB Deondre Francois (7 ypc) to amass 201 total yds. & RB Dalvin Cook A quick revisit of that fireworks display is probably in order. The Bulldogs 156 YR. The Tide’s now-healthy, punishing, soph RB 6-2, 228-pound Bo looked ready to cruise home when their lead mushroomed to 49-24 midway thru Scarbrough had a season high 17 carries vs. Auburn (for 90 yds.), while gifted, the 3rd Q before a furious rally paced by Tops QB Mike White (5 TDP) brought sure-handed jr. ArDarious Stewart has 18 grabs for 283 yds. & 4 TDs over last WKU within earshot in the 4th Q. The lead would be cut to a mere three points 2 games. Plus, the highly-opportunistic Tide (12 defensive & STs TDs TY!) when the Tops blocked a punt for a TD with 5 minutes to play. But La Tech have won by DDs in 25 of its last 27 victories (avg. winning margin 27 pts. TY!). would hold on, its defense forcing a White fumble on a sack with 2 minutes to (15-Alabama 29-Florida 15...25-7 58/233 21/15 18/26/0/204 9/24/1/165 2/1 1/0) (15-Alabama -17 29-15 o39’ (SEC Championship); 14-ALABAMA -14’ 42-21 o50’...SR: Alabama play to seal the outcome. Before dialing down the offense while trying to nurse 25-14) the big lead, Bulldog QB Ryan Higgins tossed 5 TDP of his own en route to a 454-yard passing night. Though we have a hard time explaining what happened to La Tech last Friday MOUNTAIN WEST CHAMPIONSHIP GAME at Southern Miss, the Bulldogs have mostly continued the torrid pace they set at War Memorial Stadiun, Laramie, Wyoming in the first meeting vs. WKU, tallying a whopping 54 ppg in the six games prior to the loss at Hattiesburg. Higgins would end up with 34 TDP and just 7 picks *WYOMING 31 - San Diego State 29—Whatever appeal this matchup had while passing for a robust 3706 yards. But the Skip Holtz offense (ranked 7trh was somewhat reduced by last week’s startling scorelines in which each would nationally) was also effectively balanced, gaining a hefty 5.6 ypc thanks to suffer humiliating defeats. Since neither would be ranked in the latest CFP poll slasher Jarred Craft (990 YR) and electric mini-back Boston Scott, who netted (the first arbiter in determining home field for this title game), the Mountain West a healthy 8 ypc on his 57 totes. Which the Bulldogs will need to keep pace with had to consult a convoluted ratings formula in order to arrive at Wyo as the host. the Tops and their USF transfer QB White, who proved an able successor to Which probably went over like a lead balloon in San Diego (and the ESPN record-setting predecessor Brandon Doughty when passing for 31 TDs (with announcing team that was surely looking forward to a pleasant trip to the coast only 5 picks) and 3606 YP, while rampaging RB Anthony Wales would gain 1167 instead), especially as the Aztecs are being asked to make a trip to forlorn YR. Laramie for the second time in two weeks. Impressive as WKU has been in its six straight wins since the loss at Ruston, The first visit did not go as planned for SDSU, which saw its 18-game MW win most of those came against the lower-echelon of Conference USA, and the streak put to the sword in a wild 34-33 finale. Aztec HC Rocky Long opted to go Tops were not able to put distance between themselves and the more- (Continued on page 6) THE GOLD SHEET PAGE 6 COLLEGE FORECAST continued from Page 5 for a 2-point conversion to win the game on the final play after a desperation 23- SPECIAL TICKER yard TD pass from QB Christian Chapman to WR Quest Truxton survived a by Carl Giordano, Managing Editor video replay to bring SDSU to within one. Wyo, however, recalling a similar All players mentioned are starters unless otherwise noted. misdirection pass play the Aztecs used a few years earlier on a 2-point play to beat Nevada, was well-prepared and broke up the pass attempt, securing the Colorado...WR Bryce Bobo, the Buffalos’ third leading receiver with 523 yds. on win. 41 catches, didn’t play against Utah due to an ankle injury. G Gerrad Kough also While the Cowboys might get a mulligan for last week’s no-show at New has an ankle injury that’s kept him out of the last two games. Florida...The Gators, Mexico (HC Craig Bohl’s team had clinched the Mountain Division the day who have had an inordinate amount of injuries this season, had eight starters who before when Boise lost at Air Force), one has to wonder if the air has gone either missed the game entirely or were knocked out of the Florida State contest. completely out of the SDSU balloon after allowing Colorado State to run Kansas State...QB Jesse Ertz was forced out of the Kansas game Saturday at the roughshod last Saturday at Qualcomm. In addition, star RB Donnel Pumphrey, start of the third Q with a possible knee injury. Ertz was riding a stationary bike on after being limited to 79 YR at Laramie, was held further in check (only 53 YR) the sidelines after being removed, and it’s likely the move was a precaution. CB by the Rams, while Rocky Long’s “D” completely lost its intensity. Another issue Duke Shelley missed the contest with the Jayhawks due to a foot injury and was on SDSU had in the first meeting was containing mobile Wyo QB Josh Allen, who the sidelines in a boot and using crutches. Top PK Matthew McCrane missed his made plays on the move all night, while the Aztecs struggled to contend with third straight game with a hip injury and G Abdul Beecham, who started 6 straight Cowboy RB Brian Hill (131 YR). And if Pumphrey is slowed again, SDSU QB games begining Oct. 1 at West Virginia, missed his 2nd consecutive game Chapman has not proven he can carry the offense. Not sure those dynamics (undisclosed injury). Ohio...Sr. QB Greg Windham, the former starter who’s been are different for the rematch at Laramie, where remarkably resilient Wyo has not out for several weeks with a leg injury, has returned to practice and is trying to get lost this season, and where the Cowboys already defeated MW heavies Boise, back on the field. RS frosh Quinton Maxwell, the apparent QB at Oxford going Air Force, and SDSU. TV-ESPN forward, took over the job midway through the Eastern Michigan game and has (16-WYOMING 34-S. Diego St. 33...29-17 53/205 31/178 16/31/1/282 15/27/0/211 1/0 1/1) acquitted himself well. In addition to the injuries, Windham hasn’t regained his (15-S. DIEGO ST. 38-Wyoming 3...25-12 53/293 32/62 12/19/0/138 9/21/2/129 2/2 1/1) throwing touch and inaccuracy and interceptions have haunted him in previous (16-WYOMING +9’ 34-33 o54’; 15-S. DIEGO ST. -24 38-3 u49...SR: Wyoming 19-17) seasons. Penn State...Star RB Saquon Barkley suffered a foot or ankle injury against Michigan State and was forced out of the game after carrying 12 times for ACC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 14 yards. Nittany Lion HC James Franklin was quoted as saying he felt that Barkley at Camping World Stadium in Orlando, FL would be able to play vs. Wisconsin in the Big Ten Championship game Saturday. TCU...QB Kenny Hill left the Texas game with an ankle injury after throwing for 150 ###Clemson 45 - Virginia Tech 24—After a bit of a bumpy ride at times this yds. and rushing for 78 & 2 TDs. Check status for Frog regular-season finale vs. season, the clouds seem to have finally parted for Clemson, which almost Kansas State. Temple...Top receiver Ventell Bryant (38 recs., 18.3 ypr), who was assuredly gets back to the Final Four if it can successfully defend its ACC title hurting entering the game, left in pain after making a catch in the 4th Q with an (the game now being held in Orlando after a politically-inspired move out of undisclosed injury. Top RB Ryquell Armstead, who missed the Tulane game with Charlotte). Moreover, QB Deshaun Watson’s Heisman bid is now revived after an injury, returned in the Owls’ romp over East Carolina and rushed for 35 yds. and a late fade by consensus frontrunner Lamar Jackson from Louisville. Perhaps a pair of TDs. Armstead has 842 YR and 13 TDs this season. Western sensing that opportunity and opening, HC Dabo Swinney had Watson (now 34 Michigan...Broncos received a major boost vs. Toledo with the return of RB TDP) throwing deep into the 3rd Q last week vs. South Carolina, resulting in 6 Jamauri Bogan. Bogan has been hobbled by an ankle injury since going down TDP in Clemson’s 56-7 romp past the Gamecocks. We cannot dismiss the against Central Michigan on Oct. 1, but he returned to full duty and gained 198 yards possibility that if given the chance again, Swinney will do all he can to help the and scored a TD against Toledo on Friday. Bogan, who has 787 YR and a 5.7 ypc Watson Heisman candidacy and perhaps extend this scoreline vs. VPI if the mark, has been limited to just 62 yards on 17 carries in the last 7 games prior to his opportunity presents itself. big game against the Rockets. West Virginia...Mountaineers played much of the Not to shortchange the Hokies, who resurfaced as a force this season under Iowa State game with true frosh Martell Pettaway at RB. Top RB Rushel Shell new HC Justin Fuente, fresh off a successful tour of duty at Memphis. Fuente (ankle) missed the contest entirely, and backups Kennedy McKoy (shoulder) and imported to Blackburg his progressive spread offense, a departure from the Justin Crawford (leg) left the game with injuries. No problem for the Mounties, often-staid Frank Beamer attacks of recent years, with touted juco QB Jerod though, as Pettaway rushed 30 times for 181 YR and a TD vs. the Cyclones in the Evans (who was headed to Memphis to play for Fuente there) proving a superb first action of his collegiate career. Wisconsin...QB Alex Hornibrook was KO’ed fit as the catalyst. VPI would improve from 74th to 38 in total offense, and from with a possible concussion against Minnesota Saturday and is iffy for Penn State. 53rd to 35th (35 ppg) in scoring, with the new Furente offense, while the stop unit Hornibrook, a RS freshman, has 1243 YP with an 8-7 TD-int. ratio this season and (ranked 19th nationally) remained typically robust under vet d.c. Bud Foster, has been in competition with sr. Bart Houston virtually the entire season for playing retained by Fuente from the Beamer regime. time. Houston has 912 YP with a 5-3 TD-int. mark. Wyoming...LB D.J. May, who’s The Hokies, however, won a lot of close games (three by exactly three points) started 11 games and is 6th on the team with 54 tackles, left the New Mexico contest and did not fire effectively in three ugly losses (Tennessee, Syracuse, and with an upper body injury. May had previously been bothered by an ankle injury Georgia Tech). Meanwhile, the Brent Venables Clemson “D” (ranked 8th suffered vs. UNLV. Check status. Frosh DE Josiah Hall (9 starts, 14 tackles) nationally) has had plenty of experience slowing similar spread looks the past suffered a possible concussion against the Lobos and is iffy for the conference couple of years. Mostly, however, we doubt Hokie QB Evans can keep pace championship game against San Diego State. with Watson, who has been at his best in big games (such as 405 YP & 4 TDP (College Forecast continued ) in last January’s CFP title game vs. Bama) and has extra reasons to post some big numbers once again this week. TV-ABC ypc in Big Ten play this season, and has allowed just 8 sacks in the last 6 games (DNP...SR: Clemson 20-12-1) (foes had 83 L2Ys!). The defense has been underrated, ranking 4th in the league at 347 ypg, and Penn State has a 26-11 sack edge over its foes since the loss at Michigan. The Nittany Lions have held Big Ten foes to just 3.6 ypc this BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIP GAME season. at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, IN Wisconsin is 3rd in the nation in scoring defense (13.7 ppg) and 7th in yardage (292 ypg) despite suffering season-ending injuries to LBs Jack Cichy (60 stops) *Penn State 24 - Wisconsin 23—Two key injuries cloud this game, as Penn and Chris Orr. Soph LB T.J. Edwards leads the team with 75 tackles, while sr. State RB Saquon Barkley (1219 YR, 5.3 ypc, 17 TDs) left the Michigan State S Leo Musso (59) and jr. LB T.J. Watt (55 with 8 sacks) form a tough trio. The game with an ankle injury, while Wisconsin QB Alex Hornibrook was knocked offense has benefitted from solid field position and takeaways provided by the out with a possible concussion vs. Minnesota. The Badgers have a serviceable defense, and the Badgers are +11 in turnovers in their last 4 games. During that replacement for Hornibrook in former starter Bart Houston (64%, 5-3 TD-ints.), 4-game span, UW QBs haven’t thrown an interception, preferring to hand the and Penn State HC James Franklin was confident Barkley would be ready to go. ball off to a suddenly on-form sr. RB Corey Clement. Clement has rushed for Penn State has been on a hot roll since being wiped out at Michigan back on 441 yds. and 7 TDs in the last 4 games, and might have played his way back Sept. 24, winning 8 straight with a 7-0-1 spread mark behind Barkley and QB onto the radar of NFL scouts. Trace McSorley. McSorley has thrown for 2027 yds. with a 16-2 TD-int. ratio in Prefer to take any points available with Penn State, which has the ability to the winning streak, and five different receivers have caught more than 20 stretch defenses with WRs Chris Godwin and DeAndre Tompkins and owns an passes this season. The Nittany Lions rank 2nd in the conference in scoring at homerun threat in RB Barkley. Penn State is +8 in turnovers in its last 5 games, 37 ppg. Despite a spate of OL injuries, Penn State has rushed for 201 ypg/4.9 and is unlikely to be careless with the ball and help the Badgers. (13-Penn State +24’ 31-24 o49’ ...SR: Wisconsin 9-8) (Continued on next column) THE GOLD SHEET PAGE 7

New Jersey - continued from Page 1 LAST WEEK’S STATS front and center when the expected legal challenge to such a statute would KEY: HOME TEAM in BOLD CAPS. Winner's stats listed first. FD-First Downs. YR- come. Yards rushing, number of rushing attempts/number of rushing yards. YP-Yards gained passing, number of passes completed/passes attempted/interceptions/yards passing. There’s more. As it did after “Christie I” was rejected by the Third Circuit in F/FL-Fumbles/Fumbles Lost. Statistics for the games of November 21-27, 2016. 2013, New Jersey decided in October to also give it another go with the US Winner's Stats listed first FD WYR LYR WYP LYP F/FL Supreme Court, which declined to hear the Garden State’s case a couple of AIR FORCE 27 Boise St. 20 25-12 77/314 25/84 3/6/1/45 9/26/0/316 1/0 1/1 years ago. This time, however, a different set of forces are massing in New ALABAMA 30 Auburn 12 26-7 44/203 26/66 28/37/2/298 7/19/1/116 4/0 0/0 Jersey’s corner. Five states--Arizona, Louisiana, Mississippi, West Virginia, Appalachian St. 37 N. MEX. ST. 7 22-10 48/384 28/148 20/28/0/220 12/27/2/92 1/1 0/0 and Wisconsin–along with the American Gaming Association filed amicus ARIZONA 56 Arizona St. 35 19-31 48/511 38/120 3/8/0/77 43/60/1/372 3/1 2/1 briefs with the Supreme Court in support of the Garden State’s efforts to offer Boston College 17 W. FOREST 14 10-15 39/93 35/150 10/23/0/74 16/33/2/137 3/1 1/1 legalized, Vegas-style sports betting at its casinos and racetracks. BOWL. GREEN 27 Buffalo 19 27-20 67/346 32/67 12/21/0/146 20/36/0/334 5/2 2/2 BYU 28 Utah St. 10 26-11 54/249 28/97 11/22/2/106 12/23/1/103 2/0 4/1 Though Mississippi is the only one of the quintet that has expressed its desire CALIFORNIA 36 Ucla 10 34-11 54/195 24/84 32/48/0/301 12/30/1/176 2/0 1/1 to legalize sports betting within it jurisdiction, the other states, as expressed in CLEMSON 56 S. Carolina 7 40-14 54/250 29/111 29/35/1/372 14/29/1/107 0/0 2/0 a brief filed by West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrissey, are concerned COLORADO 27 Utah 22 18-15 38/108 41/179 23/44/0/270 13/40/2/160 2/2 2/2 that the Third Circuit had set a precedent on how Congress regulates industries. Colorado St. 63 S. DIEGO ST.31 23-16 46/291 39/194 11/16/0/216 11/19/1/183 1/0 1/1 EAST. MICH. 26 C. Michigan 21 23-19 32/183 26/127 26/37/1/355 21/35/1/256 1/0 4/0 “The concern of Amici States—the States of West Virginia, Arizona, FLORIDA ST. 31 Florida 13 18-14 40/249 29/58 15/26/1/138 19/35/9/149 2/2 3/2 Louisiana, Mississippi, and Wisconsin—is not what Congress regulates but Georgia Tech 28 GEORGIA 27 15-22 42/226 42/263 6/10/1/164 14/28/2/139 2/1 0/0 HAWAII 46 Mass. 40 23-25 33/168 34/117 22/31/0/311 24/38/0/342 2/1 2/1 how it does so. Even where it has Article I authority to act, Congress may not IDAHO 38 So. Alabama 31 27-25 35/176 34/157 17/34/3/231 25/46/2/326 0/0 3/0 force the States to act as the vehicle for implementing federal policy and thereby INDIANA 26 Purdue 24 17-20 54/152 34/42 11/22/4/117 24/45/2/225 1/0 2/1 shift to the States political accountability for its actions. Such coercion is IOWA 40 Nebraska 10 13-17 47/264 31/90 10/15/0/144 14/37/0/127 0/0 0/0 unconstitutional commandeering,” said the Morrissey brief, which further KANSAS ST. 34 Kansas 19 25-18 58/342 27/101 6/11/0/99 24/44/2/302 2/1 2/1 argued that the Third Circuit usurped the rights of the state by maintaining the Kentucky 41 L'VILLE 38 24-26 43/229 46/280 17/29/1/352 16/25/3/281 1/1 1/1 federal ban on sports betting. LA-LAFAY. 24 Ark. St. 19 15-28 33/50 33/128 13/24/0/242 35/57/1/393 0/0 1/0 Lsu 54 TEXAS A&M 39 28-19 46/298 33/188 20/28/0/324 17/38/0/284 2/0 3/1 “In upholding the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (“PASPA”) MARYLAND 31 Rutgers 13 17-22 45/318 40/147 9/16/0/96 22/40/0/203 0/0 1/1 … the Third Circuit radically expanded the doctrine of federal preemption by MEMPHIS 48 Houston 44 28-33 34/146 32/137 30/45/0/409 47/69/1/487 1/0 1/1 holding that Congress may forbid the States from repealing their existing laws MIAMI-FLA. 40 Duke 21 24-22 30/172 26/79 22/35/0/396 34/50/0/316 1/0 0/0 without affirmatively setting forth a federal regulatory or deregulatory scheme,” MIAMI-OHIO 21 Ball St. 20 20-26 25/62 40/247 26/35/0/380 22/34/1/188 2/0 0/0 the brief concluded. MID. TENN. ST. 77 Fla. Atlantic 56 28-35 57/495 53/299 11/16/0/262 26/35/4/290 0/0 1/0 Mississippi St. 55 OLE MISS 20 23-31 47/457 38/208 8/17/0/109 27/48/2/320 2/1 0/0 The US Supreme Court’s decision whether to take the New Jersey case is MISSOURI 28 Arkansas 24 15-27 30/131 46/155 16/26/0/268 24/39/2/348 4/1 0/0 expected sometime early in 2017. Of course, the Supreme Court accepts only Navy 75 SMU 31 23-27 48/496 37/96 5/9/0/104 31/46/2/331 1/1 0/0 a tiny percentage of cases and has already denied hearing the Garden State Nevada 45 UNLV 10 27-14 49/318 34/182 15/23/0/193 9/22/1/121 1/0 1/0 appeal before, so we wouldn’t advise New Jersey to hold its breath. NEW MEXICO 56 Wyoming 35 21-25 46/568 45/201 4/5/0/122 18/28/0/248 3/1 1/1 But it might not have to, because, as has been suggested before by at No. Carolina St 28 N. CAR. 21 24-20 53/259 26/133 14/24/0/233 23/39/0/280 1/1 1/1 Northern Ill. 31 KENT ST. 21 27-15 71/215 29/188 13/23/1/258 14/37/1/203 3/1 0/0 least some of the sports leagues (the NBA, as articulated by N'WESTERN 42 Illinois 21 22-25 49/278 26/57 13/20/0/121 28/54/1/377 1/1 3/3 Commissioner Adam Silver in particular), the best way to enact change is OHIO U. 9 Akron 3 17-14 36/130 32/95 14/25/0/169 12/27/0/131 2/1 1/0 to go right back to Congress and have it make new law by changing or OHIO STATE 30 Mich. 27 (2OT) 23-16 50/206 43/91 15/32/1/124 23/36/2/219 0/0 1/1 amending PASPA. Even New Jersey’s possible enactment of its full repeal is OLD DOM. 42 Florida Intl. 28 27-16 51/312 36/97 15/25/1/209 11/23/1/135 3/2 1/0 likely designed to get Congress to react. Herein the participation of the OREGON ST. 34 Oregon 24 25-21 53/310 30/171 13/20/0/101 17/29/0/213 2/1 1/1 influential American Gaming Association will be crucial. PENN STATE 45 Michigan St. 12 18-26 33/77 42/109 18/24/0/386 25/46/0/234 0/0 1/1 PITTSBURGH 76 Syracuse 61 20-38 40/393 45/228 9/19/1/251 43/61/1/440 1/1 0/0 The AGA has begun forming a coalition and is planning to lobby Congress in San Jose St. 16 FRESNO ST. 14 20-12 48/211 41/96 15/25/1/111 11/19/0/149 2/1 1/1 2017 to lift the federal ban on sports betting. AGA president and CEO Geoff SO. FLORIDA 48 Ucf 31 20-22 48/351 35/64 17/26/0/152 28/47/2/338 1/1 1/1 Freeman has said President-elect Trump will have sports betting legislation on SO. CAL 45 Notre Dame 27 23-23 38/207 37/154 19/30/0/205 21/39/1/254 1/1 1/1 his desk during his term. SO. MISS. 39 La. Tech 24 26-16 44/89 16/ 8 29/33/0/342 22/39/3/246 1/1 3/0 STANFORD 41 Rice 17 19-21 43/373 39/167 12/18/0/161 15/48/0/124 2/0 0/0 “As President-elect Donald Trump has acknowledged, illegal sports betting is Tcu 31 TEXAS 9 25-19 46/309 46/189 16/30/1/178 16/39/1/218 1/0 0/0 a thriving industry,” Freeman said in a statement to ESPN. “The 24-year-old TEMPLE 37 E. Carolina 10 23-13 46/256 27/42 12/20/0/158 21/34/0/183 0/0 2/1 federal ban — which is breathing life into a $150 billion illegal sports betting Texas Tech 54 Baylor 35 24-32 32/80 53/257 30/47/0/586 30/47/1/377 0/0 6/3 market — threatens the integrity of games, presents fundamental questions Troy 40 TEXAS ST. 7 25-15 42/154 39/109 24/37/0/237 12/29/2/147 2/0 2/0 about states’ sovereignty to define their own laws and combat crime within their Tulane 38 CONN. 13 17-13 56/255 24/184 11/19/1/166 15/31/2/124 1/0 2/2 borders, and prevents fans from engaging with the sports they enjoy in a safe, TULSA 40 Cincy 37 (OT) 35-18 65/306 33/134 25/39/2/305 21/38/0/400 2/1 1/0 legal way. The United States Supreme Court should consider New Jersey’s UTEP 52 N. Texas 24 19-21 40/384 27/107 12/18/0/171 23/42/0/197 2/1 2/0 important claims and allow all states to address the serious problems UTSA 33 Charlotte 14 25-10 45/106 19/ 8 23/40/0/414 15/44/0/229 2/1 0/0 associated with illegal sports betting.” VANDERBILT 45 Tennessee 34 27-27 38/192 33/176 21/35/1/416 31/34/0/340 0/0 3/2 VIRGINIA TECH 52 Virginia 10 29-14 51/289 31/108 18/30/2/290 13/36/0/139 3/2 2/1 As for Trump, he was once quoted that legalizing sports betting in New Jersey Washington 45 WASH. ST. 17 22-18 35/168 24/65 22/31/0/342 33/50/3/269 1/1 1/1 is vital to “putting the bookies out of business.” Thus, if the Supreme Court West Virginia 49 IOWA ST. 19 25-21 51/272 34/190 13/23/0/341 23/44/1/371 0/0 4/3 doesn’t intervene, there is at least more hope of getting legislation advanced in Western Ky. 60 MARSHALL 6 27-18 30/229 39/87 16/31/0/233 19/35/2/143 0/0 1/0 the new administration. WEST. MICH. 55 Toledo 35 25-20 48/249 30/227 19/25/0/196 13/24/2/229 0/0 2/1 WISCONSIN 31 Minnesota 17 19-18 47/210 38/128 13/22/0/152 9/26/4/158 1/1 0/0 Lastly, the appetite to repeal and modify PASPA might also get a new friend NFL LAST WEEK’S STATS very soon, that being the NFL, whose problems with declining TV ratings have ATLANTA 38 Arizona 19 28-23 30/116 14/58 26/34/1/244 25/45/1/274 0/0 1/0 been addressed within a variety of forums (inclduing TGS) this autumn. The BALTIMORE 19 Cincinnati 14 16-22 30/92 20/64 25/36/1/219 26/48/0/261 1/0 4/2 bottom-line conscious NFL is likely to be hearing from disgruntled advertisers BUFFALO 28 Jacksonville 21 15-20 29/153 37/183 12/18/0/151 13/26/0/118 0/0 2/0 very soon about a possible solution to the declining ratings...relaxed sports DALLAS 31 Washington 26 24-25 30/163 19/56 17/24/0/190 41/53/0/449 0/0 1/0 gaming laws. Which will likely include a not-so-gentle suggestion to the NFL DETROIT 16 Minnesota 13 18-17 19/94 16/82 23/40/0/214 31/37/1/224 0/0 0/0 that if it wants its viewership to spike upward again, perhaps it should lobby for Kansas City 30 DENV. 27 (OT) 23-21 26/83 38/124 26/44/0/190 20/34/0/340 0/0 3/1 MIAMI 31 S. Francisco 24 19-25 26/95 25/193 20/30/0/263 29/46/1/282 1/0 1/1 a repeal or restructure of PASPA. (That’s one obvious answer to the NFL’s New England 22 NY JETS 17 26-16 21/91 23/64 30/50/0/286 22/32/0/269 1/0 3/2 ratings issue that we have hinted at on these pages earlier this fall). NEW ORLEANS 49 Los Angeles 21 27-13 32/209 17/69 29/37/0/346 20/32/1/178 2/1 1/1 As always, when developments warrant on this storyline, we’ll be there to Ny Giants 27 CLEVELAND 13 13-21 27/104 21/58 15/27/0/192 25/44/0/285 1/1 3/3 comment and analyze. Stay tuned. Oakland 27 Houston 20 16-22 20/30 33/124 21/31/1/295 26/39/1/230 1/0 1/1 OAKLAND 35 Carolina 32 22-19 30/55 25/129 26/39/1/310 14/29/1/229 2/1 1/1 Click or Call for a special "Cyber Monday" deal Pittsburgh 28 INDY 7 16-18 29/148 23/91 14/21/0/221 23/37/2/219 0/0 1/0 San Diego 21 HOUSTON 13 18-22 18/67 27/114 22/30/1/235 22/37/3/239 0/0 2/1 on our Bowl Package!! Visit www.goldsheet.com TAMPA BAY 14 Seattle 5 19-16 35/118 22/127 21/28/1/220 17/33/2/118 2/1 2/1 or call 800-798-GOLD (4653). Tennessee 27 CHICAGO 21 18-25 29/149 22/95 15/23/0/226 28/54/2/316 1/0 2/0 THE GOLD SHEET PAGE 8

2016 COLLEGE FOOTBALL RATINGS 2016 NFL RATINGS & POINTSPREAD RECORDS & POINTSPREAD RECORDS TOTAL HOME AWAY HFV TEAM CR SUR PSR O/U PF-PA PSR PF-PA PSR PF-PA HOW TO USE THE RATINGS: All teams measured from the TOP RATING 1ArizonaArizona- 7 4-6-1 3-8 5-6 22-21 2-4 22-13 1-4 23-30 of zero. HFV - Home Field Value. A team with a rating of 3 would be a 6-point 2Atlanta Atlanta 1 7-4 7-4 9-2 33-27 2-3 35-30 5-1 31-26 favorite on a neutral field over a team rated 9. Deduct allotted points for HFV 2Baltimore Baltimore 3 6-5 5-6 3-8 20-18 4-2 20-14 1-4 20-23 from rating of Home Team. SUR - Straight-up Won-Loss Record vs. all 2Buffalo Buffalo 3 6-5 6-5 8-3 26-21 2-3 32-27 4-2 20-17 Opponents. PSR - Won-Loss Record vs. Pointspread. CR - Current Power 3Carolina Carolina 2 4-7 3-7-1 5-5-1 25-26 2-4 23-21 1-3 27-31 Rating. NR - No Rating. The consensus line is used to compute won-lost 1ChicagoChicago- 11 2-9 3-8 4-6-1 16-24 2-3 18-19 1-5 15-28 pointspread records. The consensus line is used to compute won-lost 2Cincinnati Cincinnati 6 3-7-1 2-9 5-6 19-22 2-2 21-17 0-6 17-25 pointspread records. Teams with bold + or - have had their ratings moved 2 1Cleveland Cleveland 13 0-12 3-9 6-6 16-29 1-5 16-29 2-4 17-30 (NFL) or 3 (College) points for the better (+) or worse (-) since last week. The 2Dallas Dallas -2 10-1 9-1-1 5-6 29-19 4-1 28-20 5-0 30-19 consensus Las Vegas line is used to compute won-lost spread records. 3Denver Denver 0 7-4 7-4 5-5-1 24-20 4-2 25-20 3-2 23-20 3Detroit Detroit 3 7-4 6-4-1 4-7 22-22 4-1 22-19 2-3 23-24 HFV TEAM CR SUR PSR HFV TEAM CR SUR PSR 2Green Green BayBay Bay 3 4-6 3-6-1 6-4 25-28 2-2 25-23 1-4 24-32 2 Air Force 11 9-3 5-7 2 Mississippi St. 12 5-7 5-7 2HoustonHouston- 8 6-5 5-5-1 5-6 18-21 4-1 21-17 1-3 12-27 2 Akron 21 5-7 4-8 3 Missouri 17 4-8 4-7 1IndianapolisIndianapolis- 5 5-6 5-5-1 7-4 25-27 3-3 23-27 2-1 27-28 3 Alabama -17 12-0 7-3-2 3 Navy 4 9-2 7-2-2 2Jacksonville Jacksonville 8 2-9 5-6 7-4 19-27 1-3 19-26 3-3 18-27 3 Appalachian St. 10 9-3 6-6 4 Nebraska 7 9-3 7-4-1 3Kansas Kansas CityCity City 3 8-3 5-6 3-8 23-19 1-4 24-17 4-2 22-22 2 Arizona 22 3-9 2-10 2 Nevada 27 5-7 4-8 2LosLos AngelesAngeles Angeles- 10 4-7 4-5-2 4-7 15-21 1-2 12-15 3-2 19-27 3 Arizona State- 20 5-7 6-6 3 New Mexico- 16 8-4 6-6 3 Arkansas- 9 7-5 5-7 2 New Mexico St. 33 3-8 6-5 2Miami Miami 3 7-4 6-5 7-4 23-22 3-3 27-24 3-2 17-20 3 Arkansas State 15 6-5 6-5 3 North Carolina 2 8-4 7-5 2Minnesota Minnesota 4 6-5 6-5 4-7 20-17 4-1 24-17 2-4 17-18 2 Army 20 6-5 6-5 2 N. Carolina St. 7 6-6 8-4 3N.New N.England England -3 9-2 8-3 4-7 27-18 3-2 23-18 5-1 29-18 4 Auburn -2 8-4 8-3-1 2 North Texas 31 5-7 6-5-1 3N.New NewOrleans Orleans Orleans 1 5-6 8-3 6-5 30-28 3-3 34-31 5-0 26-25 1 Ball State 22 4-8 7-5 2 Northern Illinois 14 5-7 6-5-1 2NY NY Giants Giants 2 8-3 5-4-2 3-8 21-19 3-3 24-21 1-1 18-20 3 Baylor 15 6-5 2-9 2 Northwestern 8 6-6 7-5 2NYNY Jets Jets+ 7 3-8 5-6 5-6 18-24 3-2 17-19 2-4 18-28 3 Boise State- 4 10-2 3-8-1 3 Notre Dame 10 4-8 4-8 2Oakland Oakland 2 9-2 7-4 9-2 28-25 1-4 27-29 5-0 29-22 2 Boston College+ 15 6-6 6-6 2 Ohio 17 8-4 6-6 3Philadelphia Philadelphia 3 5-5 5-5 4-5-1 24-19 4-0 27-10 1-5 22-25 1 Bowling Green 27 4-8 4-8 3 Ohio State -11 11-1 6-6 3Pittsburgh Pittsburgh 0 6-5 6-5 3-8 24-20 3-2 29-21 3-3 20-20 3 Buffalo 36 2-10 4-8 5 Oklahoma -10 9-2 5-6 2San San Diego Diego 2 5-6 7-4 8-3 28-26 3-2 32-26 4-2 26-27 3 BYU 5 8-4 9-3 3 Oklahoma St. 1 9-2 7-4 1S.San S.Francisco FranciscoFran.+ 10 1-10 3-8 7-4 21-31 1-5 21-27 2-3 21-36 3 California 18 5-7 5-7 4 Old Dominion 15 9-3 9-3 3SeattleSeattle+ -1 7-3-1 5-6 5-6 20-17 2-3 26-18 3-3 15-16 2 Central Michigan 17 6-6 5-7 3 Oregon 15 4-8 2-9-1 2TampaTampa BayBay Bay+ 5 6-5 6-5 6-5 23-24 2-4 24-25 4-1 22-22 3 Charlotte 30 4-8 5-7 3 Oregon State 17 4-8 8-3-1 3Tennessee Tennessee 5 6-6 5-7 9-3 26-25 2-4 27-25 3-3 24-25 1 Cincinnati 22 4-8 3-9 3 Penn State 0 10-2 8-3-1 3Washington Washington 3 6-4-1 8-3 9-2 25-24 4-2 28-25 3-1 22-22 3 Clemson+ -12 11-1 5-6 2 Pittsburgh 3 8-4 5-7 4 Colorado 0 10-2 10-2 1 Purdue 25 3-9 5-7 3 Colorado St.+ 10 7-5 9-2-1 2 Rice 32 3-9 6-6 LOOKING FOR AN ANGLE 1 Connecticut 29 3-9 2-8-2 2 Rutgers 32 2-10 4-8 By Gary Olshan, Chief Analyst 2 Duke- 16 4-8 7-5 4 San Diego St. 7 9-3 7-5 2 East Carolina 25 3-9 3-8-1 2 San Jose St. 23 4-8 5-6 Troy at GEORGIA SOUTHERN...Bowl-bound Troy—gunning for its first 10- 2 Eastern Michigan 17 7-5 9-3 3 SMU 20 5-7 8-4 3 Florida- 5 8-3 5-6 2 South Alabama 24 5-6 3-8 win season since 2000—jazzed for rematch following LY’s 45-10 home 2 Florida Atlantic 32 3-9 2-9-1 4 South Carolina- 15 6-6 5-7 smashing. Sliding Georgia Southern a lowly 2-9 vs. spread last 11, including 0- 2 Florida Intl. 27 4-8 5-7 4 South Florida 4 10-2 7-4-1 4 mark at non-threatening Allen Paulson Stadium (only 25,000 capacity). 3 Florida State -5 9-3 7-5 5 Southern Cal -7 9-3 8-4 Georgia State at IDAHO...Idaho on 6-game spread win skein, while GSU 3 Fresno State 32 1-11 7-4 2 Southern Miss+ 20 6-6 3-9 has covered 5 straight as visiting dog TY. Vandals playing back-to-back home 3 Georgia 7 7-5 5-7 2 Stanford 5 9-3 6-6 games for the first time TY. 2 Georgia Southern 24 4-7 2-9 3 Syracuse 23 4-8 5-7 2 Georgia State 29 3-8 7-4 3 TCU 6 6-5 3-8 Kansas State at TCU...Profitable role for KSU, which is 22-9 as visiting 3 Georgia Tech 7 8-4 6-5 3 Temple 4 9-3 11-1 underdog since 2007. Wildcats in dour mood after squandering 35-17 halftime 4 Hawaii 27 6-7 5-7 3 Tennessee- 6 8-4 4-7-1 lead in 52-45 home setback LY. Horned Frogs were ignited by 60-yd. int. return 2 Houston 4 9-3 4-7-1 3 Texas 8 5-7 6-6 TD early in 3rd Q. TCU only 1-5 as chalk TY. 2 Idaho 23 7-4 7-4 3 Texas A&M 6 8-4 4-7-1 2 Illinois 25 3-9 5-7 1 Texas State 43 2-9 4-7 Oklahoma State at OKLAHOMA...In Bedlam rivalry, OU mentor Bob 3 Indiana 12 6-6 5-7 3 Texas Tech 13 5-7 8-4 Stoops has won 13 of 17 meetings. Sooners dominated in the trenches in LY’s 3 Iowa 5 8-4 6-6 3 Toledo- 8 9-3 6-5-1 58-23 trouncing in Stillwater. OU had 344 YR, with RB duo of Joe Mixon & 4 Iowa State 18 3-9 7-5 3 Troy 15 9-2 6-4-1 Samaje Perine combining for 269 yds. & 4 TDs. OU’s star QB Baker Mayfield 3 Kansas 27 2-10 6-6 2 Tulane 25 4-8 6-6 attempted only 25 passes, completing 18 with 2 TDP. 3 Kansas St. 4 7-4 5-5 3 Tulsa 8 9-3 7-4-1 2 Kent State 26 3-9 6-6 3 UCF 10 6-6 8-4 UL-Lafayette at UL-MONROE...Last 3 in instate rivalry decided by total of 3 Kentucky 13 7-5 7-5 2 UCLA- 16 4-8 4-8 11 points. Last year, Ragin’ Cajuns trailed 24-9 at H, but halftime adjustments 1 La.-Lafayette+ 20 5-6 7-4 2 UNLV 24 4-8 6-6 paid off, outscoring ULM 21-0 after intermission in 30-24 home victory. 2 La.-Monroe 29 4-7 6-5 3 Utah 5 8-4 7-5 Warhawks only 2-4-1 as home dog since 2013. 4 Louisiana Tech 9 8-4 8-4 2 Utah State 19 3-9 3-9 Baylor at WEST VIRGINIA...Baylor only 4-14 vs. spread last 19 on board. 5 Louisville -7 9-3 6-6 2 UTEP 33 4-8 5-6-1 WV in revenge mode following LY’s 62-38 whippin’ in Waco, which ties for most 3 LSU -6 7-4 5-6 3 UTSA 19 6-6 6-5-1 points allowed by Mountaineers’ since 62-14 loss at Penn State in 1973. 2 Marshall- 34 3-9 4-8 3 Vanderbilt+ 11 6-6 7-5 2 Maryland 19 6-6 4-8 2 Virginia- 22 2-10 5-7 Alabama vs. Florida (SEC Title Game in Georgia Dome)...In LY’s SEC 3 Massachusetts 33 2-10 7-5 3 Virginia Tech 2 9-3 6-6 championship, UF got “backdoor” cover on jump ball 49-yd. TD pass with 5:04 3 Memphis+ 8 8-4 5-7 3 Wake Forest 16 6-6 7-5 to play in Bama’s 29-15 victory. Tide controlled time possession (43-17 3 Miami-Fla. 1 8-4 8-4 5 Washington -7 11-1 6-6 minutes), while Gators went 0-11 on 3rd down in game more one-sided than 2 Miami-Ohio 19 6-6 8-4 3 Washington St. 6 8-4 6-6 final. UF scored its other TD on 85-yd. punt return in 1st Q. 4 Michigan- -2 10-2 6-6 4 West Virginia 2 9-2 5-6 2 Michigan St. 15 3-9 4-8 4 Western Ky 6 9-3 5-5-2 3 Middle Tennessee 18 8-4 5-5-2 3 W. Michigan 1 12-0 9-3 Click or Call for a special "Cyber Monday" deal 3 Minnesota 9 8-4 5-6-1 3 Wisconsin -3 10-2 9-3 on our Bowl Package!! Visit www.goldsheet.com 3 Mississippi- 12 5-7 4-8 3 Wyoming 14 8-4 7-4-1 or call 800-798-GOLD (4653). The consensus Las Vegas line is used to compute won-lost spread records. DETROIT (AT) LOS ANGELES 2016 NFL LOGS (SUR: 7-4 PSR: 6-4-1 O-U: 4-7) (SUR: 4-7 PSR: 4-5-2 O-U: 4-7) THE GOLD SHEET PAGE 9 S.11 Indianapolis W +3 39-35 o50' S.12* San Francisco L -2' 0-28 u43 S.18 TENNESSEE L -6 15-16 u48 S.18 SEATTLE W +6 9-3 u38 KEY TO LOGS: Date game was played...S–September, O–October, NEW YORK JETS (AT) SAN FRANCISCO S.25 Green Bay L +6' 27-34 o47' S.25 Tampa Bay W +4' 37-32 o41' (SUR: 3-8 PSR: 5-6 O-U: 5-6) (SUR: 1-10 PSR: 3-8 O-U: 7-4) etc. Asterisk (*): Night game. W or L in middle column indicates spread O.02 Chicago L -3 14-17 u47' O.02 Arizona W +9' 17-13 u43' S.11 CINCY W +2 22-23 o42 S.12* L. ANGELES W +2' 28-0 u43 Win or Loss. N stands for no spread decision. Home game on each team’s O.09 PHILA. W +3' 24-23 o46 O.09 BUFFALO L +1' 19-30 o40' S.15* Buffalo W +1 37-31 o40' S.18 Carolina L +13 27-46 o45 schedule denoted by CAPS. (OT): overtime period. Apostrophe (‘) next O.16 L. ANGELES N -3 31-28 o44' O.16 Detroit N +3 28-31 o44' S.25 Kansas City L +3 3-24 u43' S.25 Seattle L +10 18-37 o41' to consensus spread indicates ½ point. P–Pick game. (AT) = playing O.23 WASH. W -1 20-17 u49' O.23 N.Y. Giants L +3 10-17 u45 O.02 SEATTLE L +1' 17-27 o40 O.02 DALLAS L +2 17-24 u44' O.30 Houston L +1' 13-20 u46 (at London, England) O.09 Pittsburgh L +8' 13-31 u49 O.06* ARIZONA L +3' 21-33 o43' surface is Artificial Turf. (P.A.T.) = the field is Prescription Athletic Turf (a N.06 Minnesota-ot W +6 22-16 u42 O.30 Bye O.17* Arizona L +7' 3-28 u46 O.16 Buffalo L +8 16-45 o44' form of natural grass). (FT) = the field is Field Turf, a slower form of N.13 Bye N.06 CAROLINA N +3 10-13 u44' O.23 BALTIMORE W -2 24-16 u40' O.23 TAMPA BAY L -1 17-34 o45' artificial turf. The spread before each score is the consensus line. The N.20 J’VILLE W -6 26-19 u47 N.13 N.Y. Jets W P 9-6 u39' O.30 Cleveland W -2' 31-28 o45 O.30 Bye consensus O-U number is in the last column. O—Over the total. U— N.24 MINN. W -2 16-13 u42' N.20 MIAMI L +1 10-14 u39 N.06 Miami L +3' 23-27 o44' N.06 N. ORLEANS L +5 23-41 o52' D.04 New Orleans N.27 New Orleans L +7' 21-49 o45' N.13 L. ANGELES L P 6-9 u39' N.13 Arizona W +13' 20-23 u47 Under the total. SUR–Straight-up Record. PSR–Ptspread Record. D.11 CHICAGO D.04 New England N.20 Bye N.20 N. ENGLAND L +11' 17-30 u51' O-U—Over-Under record). The first # of the score is for team whose D.18 N.Y. Giants D.11 ATLANTA N.27 N. ENGLAND W +8' 17-22 u47 N.27 Miami W +7' 24-31 o44' schedule is listed, the second # is the opponent’s score. #—Homecoming D.26* Dallas D.15* Seattle D.05* INDY D.04 Chicago Game in college logs. J.01 GREEN BAY D.24 S. FRAN. D.11 San Francisco D.11 N.Y. JETS GREEN BAY J.01 ARIZONA D.17* MIAMI D.18 Atlanta ARIZONA CHICAGO (SUR: 4-6 PSR: 3-6-1 O-U: 6-4) MIAMI (P.A.T.) D.24 New England D.24 Los Angeles (SUR: 4-6-1 PSR: 3-8 O-U: 5-6) (SUR: 2-9 PSR: 3-8 O-U: 4-6-1) S.11 Jacksonville L -4' 27-23 o47' (SUR: 7-4 PSR: 6-5 O-U: 7-4) J.01 BUFFALO J.01 SEATTLE S.11* N. ENGLAND L -8' 21-23 u44' S.11 Houston L +5' 14-23 u43 S.18* Minnesota L -2 14-17 u42' S.11 Seattle W +10' 10-12 u44 OAKLAND SEATTLE (AT) S.18 TAMPA BAY W -7 40-7 u49' S.19* PHILA. L -3 14-29 n43 S.25 DETROIT W -6' 34-27 o47' S.18 New England L +6 24-31 o42 (SUR: 9-2 PSR: 7-4 O-U: 9-2) (SUR: 7-3-1 PSR: 5-6 O-U: 5-6) S.25 Buffalo L -4' 18-33 o48 S.25* Dallas L +6' 17-31 o45 O.02 Bye S.25 CLEVE.-ot L -9' 30-24 o42' S.11 New Orleans W +2 35-34 o51 S.11 MIAMI L -10' 12-10 u44 O.02 L. ANGELES L -9' 13-17 u43' O.02 DETROIT W +3 17-14 u47' O.09* N.Y. GIANTS N -7 23-16 u48' S.29* Cincinnati L +7' 7-22 u46 S.18 ATLANTA L -4' 28-35 o48' S.18 Los Angeles L -6 3-9 u38 O.06* San Francisco W -3' 33-21 o43' O.09 Indianapolis L +4 23-29 o47' O.16 DALLAS L -5 16-30 u47' O.09 TENNESSEE L -3 17-30 o43' S.25 Tennessee W -1' 17-10 u47 S.25 S. FRAN. W -10 37-18 o41' O.17* N.Y. JETS W -7' 28-3 u46 O.16 J’VILLE L -2' 16-17 u46 O.20* CHICAGO W -7' 26-10 u46' O.16 PITTSBURGH W +7' 30-15 u49 O.02 Baltimore W +3' 28-27 o45' O.02 N.Y. Jets W -1' 27-17 o40 O.23* SEATTLE-ot L -1' 6-6 u43' O.20* Green Bay L +7' 10-26 u46' O.30 Atlanta W +3 32-33 o51' O.23 BUFFALO W +2' 28-25 o45' O.09 SAN DIEGO L -3' 34-31 o50' O.09 Bye O.30 Carolina L +2' 20-30 o46 O.31* MINN. W +5 20-10 u40 N.06 INDY L -7' 26-31 o53' O.30 Bye O.16 KAN. CITY L +1' 10-26 u46' O.16 ATLANTA L -6' 26-24 o45' N.06 Bye N.06 Bye N.13 Tennessee L -3 25-47 o49' N.06 N.Y. JETS W -3' 27-23 o44' O.23 Jacksonville W +2 33-16 o47' O.23* Arizona-ot W +1' 6-6 u43' N.13 S. FRAN. L -13' 23-20 u47 N.13 Tampa Bay L -2' 10-36 o45 N.20* Washington L +3 24-42 o48' N.13 San Diego W +4 31-24 o49 O.30 Tampa Bay-ot W P 30-24 o48' O.30 New Orleans L -1' 20-25 u49 N.20 Minnesota L +2 24-30 o40 N.20 N.Y. Giants W +7 16-22 u41' N.28* Philadelphia N.20 Los Angeles W -1 14-10 u39 N.06* DENVER W -1 30-20 o44 N.07* BUFFALO L -6' 31-25 o43' N.27 Atlanta L +4 19-38 o49' N.27 TENNESSEE L +5' 21-27 o41' D.04 HOUSTON N.27 S. FRAN. L -7' 31-24 o44' N.13 Bye N.13* New England W +7' 31-24 o49' D.04 WASH. D.04 S. FRAN. D.11 SEATTLE D.04 Baltimore N.21* Houston W -6' 27-20 o45' N.20 PHILA. W -6' 26-15 u43 D.11 Miami D.11 Detroit D.18 Chicago D.11 ARIZONA (at Mexico City, Mexico) N.27 Tampa Bay L -5' 5-14 u45' D.18 N. ORLEANS D.18 GREEN BAY D.24 MINN. D.17* N.Y. Jets N.27 CAROLINA L -3' 35-32 o49 D.04* CAROLINA D.24 Seattle D.24 WASH. J.01 Detroit D.24 Buffalo D.04 BUFFALO D.11 Green Bay J.01 Los Angeles J.01 Minnesota HOUSTON (AT) J.01 N. ENGLAND D.08* Kansas City D.15* L. ANGELES D.18 San Diego ATLANTA (AT) CINCINNATI (AT) (SUR: 6-5 PSR: 5-5-1 O-U: 5-6) MINNESOTA (AT) D.24 ARIZONA D.24 INDY (SUR: 7-4 PSR: 7-4 O-U: 9-2) (SUR: 3-7-1 PSR: 2-9 O-U: 5-6) S.11 CHICAGO W -5' 23-14 u43 (SUR: 6-5 PSR: 6-5 O-U: 4-7) J.01 San Francisco J.01 Denver S.11 TAMPA BAY L -2' 24-31 o47 S.11 N.Y. Jets L -2 23-22 o42 S.18 KAN. CITY W -2 19-12 u42' S.11 Tennessee W -2' 25-16 o40' TAMPA BAY S.18 Oakland W +4' 35-28 o48' S.18 Pittsburgh L +3' 16-24 u48' S.22* New England L +1 0-27 u39' S.18* GREEN BAY W +2 17-14 u42' PHILADELPHIA (P.A.T.) (SUR: 6-5 PSR: 6-5 O-U: 6-5) S.26* New Orleans W +2' 45-32 o54 S.25 DENVER L -3' 17-29 o41' O.02 TENNESSEE W -4' 27-20 o40' S.25 Carolina W +6' 22-10 u43 (SUR: 5-5 PSR: 5-5 O-U: 4-5-1) S.11 Atlanta W +2' 31-24 o47 O.02 CAROLINA W +3 48-33 o49 S.29* MIAMI W -7' 22-7 u46 O.09 Minnesota L +6' 13-31 o39' O.03* N.Y. GIANTS W -4 24-10 u42' S.11 CLEVE. W -3' 29-10 u41' S.18 Arizona L +7 7-40 u49' O.09 Denver W +4' 23-16 u46 O.09 Dallas L -2 14-28 u45' O.16* INDY-ot N -3 26-23 o48 O.09 HOUSTON W -6' 31-13 o39' S.19* Chicago W +3 29-14 n43 S.25 L. ANGELES L -4' 32-37 o41' O.16 Seattle W +6' 24-26 o45' O.16 New England L +7' 17-35 o47' O.24* Denver L +8' 9-27 u40' O.16 Bye S.25 PITTSBURGH W +3' 34-3 u46' O.02 DENVER L +3' 7-27 u43' O.23 SAN DIEGO-ot L -5' 30-33 o53' O.23 CLEVE. W -10' 31-17 o46' O.30 DETROIT W -1' 20-13 u46 O.23 Philadelphia L -3 10-21 u39 O.02 Bye O.10* Carolina W +5' 17-14 u45' O.30 GREEN BAY L -3 33-32 o51' O.30 Washington-ot L -3 27-27 o49' N.06 Bye O.31* Chicago L -5 10-20 u40 O.09 Detroit L -3' 23-24 o46 O.16 Bye N.03* Tampa Bay W -4 43-28 o51 (at London, England) N.13 Jacksonville W +2' 24-21 o42' N.06 DETROIT-ot L -6 16-22 u42 O.16 Washington L -3 20-27 o44' O.23 San Francisco W +1 34-17 o45' N.13 Philadelphia L -1 15-24 u49' N.06 Bye N.21* Oakland L +6' 20-27 o45' N.13 Washington L +2' 20-26 o41' O.23 MINN. W +3 21-10 u39 O.30 OAKLAND-ot L P 24-30 o48' N.20 Bye N.14* N.Y. Giants L -1 20-21 u48 (at Mexico City, Mexico) N.20 ARIZONA W -2 30-24 o40 O.30* Dallas-ot L +5 23-29 o43' N.03* ATLANTA L +4 28-43 o51 N.27 ARIZONA W -4 38-19 o49' N.20 BUFFALO L -2' 12-16 u47' N.27 SAN DIEGO L +2' 13-21 u46 N.24 Detroit L +2 13-16 u42' N.06 N.Y. Giants L +3 23-28 o43 N.13 CHICAGO W +2' 36-10 o45 D.04 KAN. CITY N.27 Baltimore L +3' 14-19 u42 D.04 Green Bay D.01* DALLAS N.13 ATLANTA W +1 24-15 u49' N.20 Kansas City W +7 19-17 u45 D.11 Los Angeles D.04 PHILA. D.11 Indianapolis D.11 Jacksonville N.20 Seattle L +6' 15-26 u43 N.27 SEATTLE W +5' 14-5 u45' D.18 S. FRAN. D.11 Cleveland D.18 J’VILLE D.18 INDY N.28* GREEN BAY D.04 San Diego D.24 Carolina D.18* PITTSBURGH D.24* CINCY D.24 Green Bay D.04 Cincinnati D.11 N. ORLEANS J.01 N. ORLEANS D.24* Houston J.01 Tennessee J.01 CHICAGO D.11 WASH. D.18 Dallas J.01 BALTIMORE D.18 Baltimore D.24 New Orleans BALTIMORE (AT) INDIANAPOLIS (AT) NEW ENGLAND (AT) CLEVELAND (SUR: 5-6 PSR: 5-5-1 O-U: 7-4) D.22* N.Y. GIANTS J.01 CAROLINA (SUR: 6-5 PSR: 5-6 O-U: 3-8) (SUR: 9-2 PSR: 8-3 O-U: 4-7) J.01 DALLAS S.11 BUFFALO W -3 13-7 u44' (SUR: 0-12 PSR: 3-9 O-U: 6-6) S.11 DETROIT L -3 35-39 o50' S.11* Arizona W +8' 23-21 u44' TENNESSEE S.18 Cleveland L -5' 25-20 o42' S.11 Philadelphia L +3' 10-29 u41' S.18 Denver L +6 20-34 o47 S.18 MIAMI W -6 31-24 o42 PITTSBURGH (AT) (SUR: 6-6 PSR: 5-7 O-U: 9-3) S.25 Jacksonville W -1' 19-17 u46' S.18 BALTIMORE W +5' 20-25 o42' S.25 SAN DIEGO W -1' 26-22 u51' S.22* HOUSTON W -1 27-0 u39' (SUR: 6-5 PSR: 6-5 O-U: 3-8) S.11 MINN. L +2' 16-25 o40' O.02 OAKLAND L -3' 27-28 o45' S.25 Miami-ot W +9' 24-30 o42' O.02 Jacksonville L -2 27-30 o49 O.02 BUFFALO L -4 0-16 u41 S.12* Washington W -2' 38-16 o49' S.18 Detroit W +6 16-15 u48 O.09 WASH. L -4 10-16 u45 O.02 Washington L +7' 20-31 o47' (at London, England) O.09 Cleveland W -10' 33-13 u47' S.18 CINCY W -3' 24-16 u48' S.25 OAKLAND L +1' 10-17 u47 O.16 N.Y. Giants L +3' 23-27 o44 O.09 N. ENGLAND L +10' 13-33 u47' O.09 CHICAGO W -4 29-23 o47' O.16 CINCY W -7' 35-17 o47' S.25 Philadelphia L -3' 3-34 u46' O.02 Houston L +4' 20-27 o40' O.23 N.Y. Jets L +2 16-24 u40' O.16 Tennessee W +7' 26-28 o44 O.16* Houston-ot N +3 23-26 o48 O.23 Pittsburgh W -7' 27-16 u49 O.02* KAN. CITY W -3' 43-14 o48 O.09 Miami W +3 30-17 o43' O.30 Bye O.23 Cincinnati L +10' 17-31 o46' O.23 Tennessee W +3' 34-26 o48 O.30 Buffalo W -6' 41-25 o48 O.09 N.Y. JETS W -8' 31-13 u49 O.16 CLEVE. L -7' 28-26 o44 N.06 PITTSBURGH W +3 21-14 u46 O.30 N.Y. JETS L +2' 28-31 o45 O.30 KAN. CITY L +2' 14-30 u50 N.06 Bye O.16 Miami L -7' 15-30 u49 O.23 INDY L -3' 26-34 o48 N.10* CLEVE. W -9' 28-7 u44 N.06 DALLAS L +7' 10-35 u49 N.06 Green Bay W +7' 31-26 o53' N.13* SEATTLE L -7' 24-31 o49' O.23 N. ENGLAND L +7' 16-27 u49 O.27* J’VILLE W -3 36-22 o43' N.20 Dallas L +7 17-27 u44' N.10* Baltimore L +9' 7-28 u44 N.13 Bye N.20 San Francisco W -11' 30-17 u51' O.30 Bye N.06 San Diego L +4 35-43 o47' N.27 CINCY W -3' 19-14 u42 N.20 PITTSBURGH L +8' 9-24 u44' N.20 TENNESSEE W -3 24-17 u53' N.27 N.Y. Jets L -8' 22-17 u47 N.06 Baltimore L -3 14-21 u46 N.13 GREEN BAY W +3 47-25 o49' D.04 MIAMI N.27 N.Y. GIANTS L +7 13-27 u45' N.24* PITTSBURGH L +8' 7-28 u50 D.04 L. ANGELES N.13 DALLAS L -3 30-35 o50' N.20 Indianapolis L +3 17-24 u53' D.12* New England D.04 Bye D.05* N.Y. Jets D.12* BALTIMORE N.20 Cleveland W -8' 24-9 u44' N.27 Chicago W -5' 27-21 o41' D.18 PHILA. D.11 CINCY D.11 HOUSTON D.18 Denver N.24* Indianapolis W -8' 28-7 u50 D.04 Bye D.25 Pittsburgh D.18 Buffalo D.18 Minnesota D.24 N.Y. JETS D.04 N.Y. 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L -5 21-31 u54' AIR FORCE (AT) ARKANSAS STATE (AT) S.10 KENTUCKY W -14' 45-7 o49' S.10 Air Force L +22' 14-48 o53 (SUR: 9-3 PSR: 5-7 O-U: 7-5) (SUR: 6-5 PSR: 6-5 O-U: 3-7-1) BOWLING GREEN (AT) CLEMSON S.17* N. TEXAS L -35 32-0 u52' S.17 Wisconsin W +35' 17-23 u50' S.03 ABILENE CHRIS. L -42' 37-21 u63 S.02* TOLEDO L -3' 10-31 u65 (SUR: 4-8 PSR: 4-8 O-U: 4-8) (SUR: 11-1 PSR: 5-6 O-U: 6-5) S.24 Tennessee L +4' 28-38 o42 O.01 Appalachian St. W +18' 3-17 u51' S.10 GEORGIA ST. W -22' 48-14 o53 S.10* Auburn L +20' 14-51 o52' S.03 Ohio St. L +27'10-77 o63' S.03* Auburn L -8 19-13 u62' O.01 Vanderbilt L -11' 13-6 u40' O.08 TEXAS ST. W -10 41-21 o60' S.24* Utah St. W -5 27-20 u53 S.16* Utah St. L +9 20-34 u55' S.10 N. DAKOTA L -18 27-26 u64 S.10 TROY L -35 30-24 u63' O.15 MISSOURI# W -13' 40-14 o51' O.15 Troy W +18' 21-31 u54' O.01 NAVY W -7 28-14 u49' S.24* C. ARKANSAS L -17 23-28 u75' S.17 MTSU L +6' 21-41 u73 S.17 S. CAR. ST. -53' 59-0 63' O.29 Georgia W -7 24-10 u43 O.22 UT MARTIN W -12' 31-6 u61' O.08 Wyoming L -11' 26-35 o51 O.05* GA. SOUTHERN W +7 27-26 u54' S.24* Memphis L +17 3-77 o66' (no contest; game didn't go 55 mins.) (at Jacksonville, FL) O.29 South Alabama W +5' 10-13 u47 O.15 N. Mexico L -14 40-45 o53' O.15* S. ALABAMA# W -4' 17-7 u55 O.01 E. MICHIGAN# L -2 25-28 u65 S.22* Georgia Tech W -10 26-7 u57' N.05 Arkansas L -4 10-31 u45' N.03* ARK. ST. L +5 16-31 n47 (at Dallas, TX) O.29* LA.-MONROE W -20' 51-10 o55' O.08 Ohio W +12 24-30 u60' O.01* LOUISVILLE W +1 42-36 o65 N.12 S. CAROLINA W -11' 20-7 u37' N.12 LA.-MONROE L -12' 23-37 o51' O.22 HAWAII-2ot L -16' 27-34 o59 N.03* Georgia St. W -5 31-16 n47 O.15 Toledo W +31'35-42 o71' O.07* Boston College W -17' 56-10 o43 N.19 Lsu W +14 16-10 u38 N.19 GA. SOUTHERN W +3 30-24 o47' O.28* Fresno St. L -14' 31-21 o51' N.12 N. MEXICO ST. W -18' 41-22 o62' O.22 MIAMI-O. L -2 26-40 o52 O.15 N. CAR. ST.#-ot L -18' 24-17 u61 N.26* Florida St. L +8 13-31 u46' D.03 Idaho N.05 Army W +1 31-12 u46' N.17* Troy W +9 35-3 u55 N.01* N. Illinois L +16'20-45 u72 O.29* Florida St. L -4' 37-34 o59' D.03 Alabama N.12* COLORADO ST. L -7 49-46 o53' N.26 La.-Lafayette L -5' 19-24 u51 N.09* Akron W +10'38-28 u72 N.05 SYRACUSE W -28 54-0 u68' (SEC Championship at Atlanta, GA) GEORGIA TECH N.19* San Jose St. L -11 41-38 o56 D.03* Texas St. N.15* KENT ST. W +2' 42-7 u54 N.12 PITTSBURGH L -21' 42-43 o62 (SUR: 8-4 PSR: 6-5 O-U: 7-4) N.25 BOISE ST. W +8' 27-20 u63' N.25 BUFFALO L -12' 27-19 u59' N.19* Wake Forest L -23' 35-13 o47 FLORIDA ATLANTIC S.03 Boston Col. L -3' 17-14 u43' N.26* S. CAROLINA W -26 56-7 o49' (SUR: 3-9 PSR: 2-9-1 O-U: 8-4) (at Dublin, Ireland) ARMY WEST POINT (AT) BUFFALO (AT) D.03* Virginia Tech AKRON (AT) (SUR: 6-5 PSR: 6-5 O-U: 4-7) (SUR: 2-10 PSR: 4-8 O-U: 5-7) S.03* S. ILLINOIS L -9 38-30 o63 S.10 MERCER 35-10 (ACC Championship at Orlando, FL) (SUR: 5-7 PSR: 4-8 O-U: 6-6) S.02* Temple W +14' 28-13 u46 S.02* ALBANY L -21 16-22 u52 S.10* Miami-Fla. L +25' 10-38 u63 S.17 VANDY W -6' 38-7 o44 S.03* VMI L -29 47-24 o54 S.10 RICE W -8' 31-14 u52 S.17* Nevada L +11 14-38 o50' COLORADO S.17 Kansas St. L +24 7-63 o49' S.22* CLEMSON L +10 7-26 u57' S.10 Wisconsin L +23 10-54 o46' S.17* Utep W -3' 66-14 o46' S.24* ARMY-ot W +14 23-20 u51 (SUR: 10-2 PSR: 10-2 O-U: 5-7) S.24* BALL ST. L +3 27-31 o54 O.01 MIAMI-FLA. L +8 21-35 o53' S.17 Marshall W +17' 65-38 o56' S.24* Buffalo-ot L -14 20-23 u51 O.01 Boston College L +18 3-35 u39' S.02* Colorado St. W -8 44-7 u58 O.01* Fla. Int. L -4' 31-33 o53 O.08 Pittsburgh W +6' 34-37 o51' S.24 APP. ST. L +5' 38-45 o57' O.08 Duke L +5' 6-13 u45' O.08 KENT ST.# L +2' 20-44 o42' (at Denver, CO) O.09 CHARLOTTE L -13' 23-28 u61' O.15 GA. SOUTHERN W -10' 35-24 o47' O.01 Kent St. L -7' 31-27 o52 O.15 LAFAYETTE W -33' 62-7 o47 O.15 BALL ST. W +10'21-31 o51' S.10 IDAHO ST. W -45 56-7 o56' O.15* Marshall W +12 21-27 u61' O.29 DUKE# L -6' 38-35 o50' O.08 MIAMI-O.# W -11 35-13 u54' O.22 N. TEXAS L -18 18-35 o48 O.22 N. Illinois L +23 7-44 u61 S.17 Michigan W +18 28-45 o56 O.29 W. KENTUCKY L +21' 3-52 u66' N.05 North Carolina L +11' 20-48 o62 O.15 W. MICHIGAN L +12' 0-41 u70 O.29 Wake Forest W +7 21-13 u41' O.27* AKRON W +18 41-20 o58 S.24 Oregon W +10' 41-38 o69' N.05 Rice W +3' 42-25 o57 N.12 Virginia Tech W +14 30-20 u55' O.22 Ball St. W +3' 35-25 u61 N.05 AIR FORCE L -1 12-31 u46' N.03* Ohio L +19 10-34 u51' O.01 OREGON ST. W -19 47-6 u58' N.12* UTEP N -4 35-31 o55 N.19 VIRGINIA W -10' 31-17 u54 O.27* Buffalo L -18 20-41 o58 N.12 Notre Dame L +13' 6-44 u54' N.12 MIAMI-O. L +10 24-35 o49' O.08 S. Calif. W +5' 17-21 u63' N.19* OLD DOM. L +8' 24-42 o61' N.26 Georgia W +4' 28-27 o49 N.02* TOLEDO L +9' 17-48 u72' (at San Antonio, TX) N.19 W. Michigan L +35 0-38 u55' O.15* ARIZONA ST.# W -11 40-16 u63 N.26 Mtsu L +16' 56-77 o63 N.09* BOWL. GREEN L -10' 28-38 u72 N.19 MORGAN ST. W -43' 60-3 o60' N.25 Bowling Green W +12'19-27 u59' O.22 Stanford W +1' 10-5 u50 N.22* Ohio W +10' 3-9 u53' D.10 Navy N.03* UCLA L -13 20-10 u57' FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL (AT) HAWAII (AT) (at Baltimore, MD) BYU N.12* Arizona W -17' 49-24 o59' (SUR: 4-8 PSR: 5-7 O-U: 7-5) (SUR: 6-7 PSR: 5-7 O-U: 8-4) ALABAMA (SUR: 8-4 PSR: 9-3 O-U: 3-9) N.19 WASH. ST. W -6 38-24 o59' S.01* INDIANA L +10' 13-34 u64 A.26* California W +20' 31-51 o66' (SUR: 12-0 PSR: 7-3-2 O-U: 5-7) AUBURN S.03* Arizona W -1 18-16 u63' N.26* UTAH L -10' 27-22 u53' S.09* MARYLAND L +11' 14-41 u56' (at Sydney, Australia) S.03* S. Calif. W -12' 52-6 o52 (SUR: 8-4 PSR: 8-3-1 O-U: 4-8) (at Glendale, AZ) D.02* Washington S.17 Massachusetts L -1 13-21 u48 S.03 Michigan L +38' 3-63 o55 (at Arlington, TX) S.03* CLEMSON W +8 13-19 u62' S.10* Utah W +3' 19-20 u44 (Pac-12 Champ. at Santa Clara, CA) S.24* UCF L +8' 14-53 o53 S.10* UT MARTIN 41-36 S.10 W. KENTUCKY N -28 38-10 u60' S.10* ARK. ST. W -20' 51-14 o52' S.17* UCLA W +3' 14-17 u51 O.01* FLA. ATL. W +4' 33-31 o53 S.17* Arizona W +23' 28-47 o63' S.17 Mississippi L -10' 48-43 o54' S.17* TEXAS A&M L -3 16-29 u55 COLORADO STATE (AT) O.08* Utep W +5' 35-21 o49 O.01* NEVADA W +3' 38-17 u56 S.24 W. Virginia W +7' 32-35 o53 (SUR: 7-5 PSR: 9-2-1 O-U: 6-6) S.24 KENT ST. W -43 48-0 u49' S.24* LSU W +3' 18-13 u46 (at Landover, MD) O.15* Charlotte L -3 27-26 u55' O.08 San Jose St. W +3 34-17 u63 O.01* KENTUCKY L -36 34-6 u57 O.01 LA.-MONROE# W -32' 58-7 o56' S.02* Colorado L +8 7-44 u58 O.22* LA. TECH# L +17' 24-44 o66 O.15* UNLV L -9 38-41 o54' S.30* TOLEDO L -3' 55-53 o52 (at Denver, CO) O.08* Arkansas W -14' 49-30 o48' O.08 Mississippi St. W -3 38-14 u55 O.08 Michigan St. W +5 31-14 u49 O.29* MTSU W +17' 35-42 o62 O.22 Air Force-2ot W +16' 34-27 o59 O.15 Tennessee W -13' 49-10 o55' O.22 ARKANSAS W -10' 56-3 o53' S.10 UTSA N -9 23-14 u53 N.05* W. Kentucky W +33 21-49 o65 O.29* N. MEXICO L -2' 21-28 u65' O.14* MISS. ST.-2ot L -7' 28-21 u56' S.17 N. COLORADO W -21' 47-21 u71' O.22 TEXAS A&M W -18 33-14 u59 O.29* Mississippi W -4' 40-29 o65 O.20* Boise St. W +7' 27-28 u57' N.19* MARSHALL W +2' 31-14 u54' N.05 San Diego St. L +21 0-55 o52 N.05* Lsu W -7' 10-0 u46 N.05 VANDY L -26 23-16 u46 S.24 Minnesota W +17 24-31 u56 N.26 Old Dominion L +13' 28-42 o60' N.12* BOISE ST. L +21 16-52 o63 N.05 Cincinnati W -7' 20-3 u54' O.01* WYOMING L -6 17-38 o53' N.12 MISS. ST. W -29' 51-3 o53' N.12 Georgia L -10 7-13 u50 N.12 S. UTAH L -31' 37-7 u52' N.19 Fresno St. L -3' 14-13 u54' N.19 UT CHATT. L -49 31-3 u64 N.19 ALABAMA A&M W -54 55-0 u76 O.08* UTAH ST.# W +6 31-24 o52 N.26* MASS. L -8' 46-40 o57' N.19 MASS. W -28' 51-9 o54' O.15* Boise St. W +28 23-28 u59 N.26 AUBURN N -18 30-12 u46' N.26 Alabama N +18 12-30 u46' N.26* UTAH ST. W -17' 28-10 u52 FLORIDA STATE D.03 Florida O.22 Unlv W +2 42-23 o56' (SUR: 9-3 PSR: 7-5 O-U: 5-5-1) (SEC Championship at Atlanta, GA) N.05 FRESNO ST. W -16' 37-0 u55' S.05* Mississippi W -5' 45-34 o59 HOUSTON (AT) CALIFORNIA (AT) N.12* Air Force W +7 46-49 o53' BALL STATE (AT) (SUR: 5-7 PSR: 5-7 O-U: 8-4) (at Orlando, FL) (SUR: 9-3 PSR: 4-7-1 O-U: 4-8) APPALACHIAN STATE (AT) (SUR: 4-8 PSR: 7-5 O-U: 5-7) N.19* N. MEXICO W -6' 49-31 o62 S.10 CHARLES. SO. L -59 52-8 nt S.03 OKLAHOMA W +13 33-23 u66' A.26* Hawaii L -20' 51-31 o66' N.26* San Diego St. W +11' 63-31 o54 (SUR: 9-3 PSR: 6-6 O-U: 5-7) S.02* Georgia St. W +5 31-21 u54' (at Sydney, Australia) S.17 Louisville L +1 20-63 o67' (at NRG Stadium) S.01* Tennessee-ot W +21 13-20 u58' S.10 Indiana W +16' 20-30 u63 S.10* San Diego St. W +7 40-45 o60 CONNECTICUT S.24 South Florida W -4' 55-35 o64' S.10 LAMAR L -42' 42-0 u68 S.10 OLD DOM. W -21 31-7 u54 S.17 E. KENTUCKY W -13 41-14 o48' S.17* TEXAS W +7' 50-43 o80' (SUR: 3-9 PSR: 2-8-2 O-U: 5-7) O.01 N. CAROLINA L -10' 35-37 n72 S.15* Cincinnati W -7' 40-16 u64 S.17 MIAMI-FLA. L +4 10-45 o51 S.24* Florida Atlantic W -3 31-27 o54 S.24* Arizona St. L +4 41-51 o84' S.01* MAINE L -27' 24-21 o37 O.08* Miami-Fla. W +2' 20-19 u62' S.24* Texas St. W -31' 64-3 o64 S.24 Akron W -5' 45-38 o57' O.01 N. ILLINOIS L -4 24-31 u57' O.01 UTAH# W -1 28-23 u65 S.10 Navy N +4 24-28 o44 O.15 WAKE FOREST# L -22' 17-6 u52' S.29* CONNECTICUT N -28 42-14 o50 O.01 GEORGIA ST. L -18' 17-3 u51' O.08 Central Michigan W +12' 21-24 u57 O.08* Oregon St.-ot L -13' 44-47 o71 S.17 VIRGINIA L -3' 13-10 u48 O.29* CLEMSON W +4' 34-37 o59' O.08 Navy L -17' 40-46 o51' O.12* La.-Lafayette W -10 24-0 u48' O.15 Buffalo L -10' 31-21 o51' O.21* OREGON-2ot W -1 52-49 o89 S.24 SYRACUSE L -2' 24-31 u58 N.05* N. Carolina St. L -7 24-20 u58 O.15* TULSA L -21' 38-31 u70 O.22 IDAHO# L -21 37-19 o53 O.22 AKRON# L -3' 25-35 u61 O.27* S. Calif. L +19'24-45 u75 S.29* Houston N +28 14-42 o50 N.11* BOSTON COL. W -20' 45-7 o47' O.22* Smu L -22' 16-38 u61' O.27* Ga. Southern W -6 34-10 u46 N.01* W. MICHIGAN L +17' 20-52 o64 N.05* WASHINGTON L +19'27-66 o75' O.08 CINCINNATI W +3 20-9 u48 N.19 Syracuse W -22' 45-14 u64' O.29 UCF L -9' 31-24 u58' N.05 TEXAS ST. L -31' 35-10 u54 N.08* E. MICHIGAN L -1 41-48 o59 N.12* Washington St. L +17 21-56 u81 O.15* South Florida W +20 27-42 o53' N.26* FLORIDA W -8 31-13 u46' N.12 TULANE# L -25' 30-18 u50 N.12 Troy L +1' 24-28 o48 N.16* Toledo W +20' 19-37 u67' N.19 STANFORD L +10'31-45 o62' O.22 UCF# L +4' 16-24 u47 N.17* LOUISVILLE W +16 36-10 u68 N.19 LA.-MONROE L -25' 42-17 o52 N.22* Miami-O. W +7' 20-21 u54' N.26 UCLA W +3 36-10 u70' O.29 East Carolina L +7 3-41 u53' FRESNO STATE (AT) N.25 Memphis L -5 44-48 o61 N.26 N. Mexico St. W -19' 37-7 u59' N.04* TEMPLE L +10' 0-21 u44' (SUR: 1-11 PSR: 7-4 O-U: 5-6) S.03* Nebraska L +29 10-43 u62' CENTRAL MICHIGAN (AT) N.19 Boston College L +8 0-30 u36 IDAHO (AT) ARIZONA (AT) BAYLOR (AT) (SUR: 6-6 PSR: 5-7 O-U: 5-5-2) N.26 TULANE L +1' 13-38 o36' S.10* SACTO. ST. 31-3 (SUR: 7-4 PSR: 7-4 O-U: 6-5) (SUR: 3-9 PSR: 2-10 O-U: 7-5) (SUR: 6-5 PSR: 2-9 O-U: 4-7) S.17 Toledo L +21 17-52 o58 S.01* MONTANA ST. L -14' 20-17 u80 S.01* PRESBYTERIAN W -37' 49-3 o47 DUKE S.03* BYU L +1 16-18 u63' S.02* N'WESTERN ST. L -50 55-7 u80 S.10 Oklahoma St. W +19'30-27 u60' S.24 TULSA-2ot W +14' 41-48 o66' S.10 Washington L +37 14-59 o60' (at Glendale, AZ) S.10 SMU L -32' 40-13 u73 (SUR: 4-8 PSR: 7-5 O-U: 4-8) O.01* Unlv L +9' 20-45 o57 S.17 Washington St. L +27' 6-56 u69 S.17 UNLV W -12 44-21 o55' S.03* N.C. CENTRAL W -35 49-6 u59 S.10* GRAMBLING L -44 31-21 u77 S.16* Rice L -33 38-10 u66' S.24 Virginia L -4 35-49 o50' O.08 Nevada W +7' 22-27 u55 S.24* Unlv-ot W +14' 33-30 o62 S.17* HAWAII L -23' 47-28 o63' S.24* OKLA. ST. W -7' 35-24 u73' S.10 WAKE FOREST L -6' 14-24 u45 O.14* S. DIEGO ST. W +17' 3-17 u52 O.01 TROY# L +14' 13-34 u58' O.01* W. MICHIGAN L +3' 10-49 n59 S.17* Northwestern L +4 13-24 u44' S.24* WASH.-ot W +14' 28-35 o58' O.01 Iowa St. L -17 45-42 o61' O.08 BALL ST.# L -12' 24-21 u57 O.22* Utah St. W +18' 20-38 o51' O.08* La.-Monroe W +3' 34-31 o57 O.01* Ucla L +12' 24-45 o58' O.15 KANSAS# W -34 49-7 u66 S.24 Notre Dame W +20' 38-35 o60 O.28* AIR FORCE W +14' 21-31 o51' O.15 N. MEXICO ST. W -4' 55-23 o67' O.15 N. Illinois-3ot W +1' 34-28 n62 O.01 VIRGINIA# L -3' 20-34 u61' O.08* Utah L +9' 23-36 o53' O.29 Texas L -3' 34-35 u73' O.22 Toledo L +10 17-31 u61 N.05 Colorado St. L +16' 0-37 u55' O.22 Appalachian St. W +21 19-37 o53 O.15 S. CALIF. L +10' 14-48 u65 N.05 TCU L -7' 22-62 o67 O.08 ARMY W -5' 13-6 u45' N.19 HAWAII W +3' 13-14 u54' N.05 La.-Lafayette W +5 23-13 u56 O.29 KENT ST. L -14 24-27 o44 O.14* Louisville W +34' 14-24 u70 O.29* STANFORD# L +5 10-34 u50 N.12 Oklahoma L +18' 24-45 u79 N.04* Miami-O. L +1 17-37 o47 N.26 S. JOSE ST. W +3' 14-16 u51' N.12 Texas St. W -9 47-14 u61' N.05 Washington St. L +16' 7-69 o66 N.19 KANSAS ST. L -1' 21-42 o59' O.29 Georgia Tech W +6' 35-38 o50' N.26 S. ALABAMA W -6' 38-31 o53 N.15* OHIO W -1 27-20 u51 N.05 VA. TECH W +11' 21-24 u55' N.12* COLORADO L +17' 24-49 o59' N.25* Texas Tech L -5' 35-54 o83 N.22* E. Michigan L -1 21-26 u56' GEORGIA D.03 GEORGIA ST. N.19* Oregon St. L +3' 17-42 u60' (at Arlington, TX) N.10* N. CAROLINA W +11 28-27 u66 (SUR: 7-5 PSR: 5-7 O-U: 5-7) N.25* ARIZONA ST. W +2 56-35 o66' D.03 West Virginia N.19 Pittsburgh L +8 14-56 o62 S.03* N. Carolina W -3' 33-24 u58 ILLINOIS (AT) CHARLOTTE (AT) N.26 Miami-Fla. L +16 21-40 o55 (SUR: 4-8 PSR: 5-7 O-U: 6-6) (at Atlanta, GA) (SUR: 3-9 PSR: 5-7 O-U: 6-6) ARIZONA STATE BOISE STATE (AT) S.01* Louisville L +38'14-70 o58 EAST CAROLINA S.10 NICHOLLS L -53 26-24 u62' S.03 MURRAY ST. W -33 52-3 u65 (SUR: 5-7 PSR: 6-6 O-U: 7-5) (SUR: 10-2 PSR: 3-8-1 O-U: 5-7) S.10* ELON W -22 47-14 o46 (SUR: 3-9 PSR: 3-8-1 O-U: 6-6) S.17* Missouri L -6' 28-27 o54' S.10* N. CAROLINA L +7' 23-48 o59' S.03* N. ARIZONA W -27' 44-13 u76 S.03 La.-Lafayette W -19 45-10 u63' S.17* E. MICHIGAN L +2' 19-37 u64' S.03* W. CAROLINA W -18 52-7 o57 S.24 Mississippi L +7 14-45 u61' S.17 W. MICHIGAN L +3 10-34 u55' S.10* TEXAS TECH W -1' 68-55 o79' S.10* WASH. ST. L -12' 31-28 u73 S.24 Temple L +26'20-48 o53' S.10 N. CAR. ST. W +5' 33-30 o59 O.01 TENNESSEE W +3' 31-34 o52 O.01 Nebraska W +20' 16-31 u53 S.16* Utsa L -21' 32-28 o59 S.24 Oregon St. N -14 38-24 o61 O.01* OLD DOM. L +9 17-52 o59' S.17 South Carolina L +3 15-20 u51 O.09 South Carolina W -7' 28-14 o41 O.08 PURDUE-ot L -9' 31-34 o52 S.24* CALIFORNIA W -4 51-41 o84' O.01* UTAH ST. L -21' 21-10 u60 O.09 Florida Atlantic W +13'28-23 u61' S.24 Virginia Tech L +14 17-54 o57' O.15 VANDY L -14 16-17 u42 O.15 Rutgers W -4 24-7 u52 O.01* S. Calif. L +9' 20-41 u65' O.07* N. Mexico W -18' 49-21 o61' O.15* FLA. INT. W +3 26-27 u55' O.01 UCF L -3' 29-47 o61' O.29 Florida L +7 10-24 u43 O.22 Michigan W +39' 8-41 u52' O.08* UCLA W +9' 23-20 u58 O.15* COLORADO ST. L -28 28-23 u59 O.22* Marshall W +9 27-24 u59' O.08 South Florida N +16 22-38 u68 (at Jacksonville, FL) O.29 MINNESOTA# L +8' 17-40 o46' O.15 Colorado L +11 16-40 u63 O.20* BYU L -7' 28-27 u57' N.05 S. Mississippi W +19'38-27 o61 O.22* Cincinnati L +1' 19-31 u63' N.05* Kentucky W -2' 27-24 u51' N.05 MICHIGAN ST. W +8' 31-27 o47' O.22* WASH. ST.# W +7' 32-37 o64' O.29* Wyoming L -14' 28-30 u63 N.12 RICE L -11 21-22 u60' O.29 CONN.# W -7 41-3 u53' N.12 AUBURN W +10 13-7 u50 N.12 Wisconsin L +25 3-48 o41' O.29* Oregon L +9' 35-54 o73 N.04* S. JOSE ST. L -30' 45-31 o58 N.19 MTSU L +5 31-38 o55' N.05* Tulsa L +9' 24-45 u76 N.19 LA.-LAFAYETTE L -22 35-21 o44' N.19 IOWA L +9' 0-28 u45 N.10* UTAH L +4' 26-49 o56 N.12* Hawaii W -21 52-16 o63 N.26* Utsa L +10'14-33 u53' N.12 SMU L -7 31-55 o63 N.26 GA. TECH L -4' 27-28 o49 N.26 Northwestern L +16' 21-42 o48' N.19 Washington W +27' 18-44 u64 N.18* UNLV L -28' 42-25 o64' N.19 NAVY L +8' 31-66 o65 N.25* Arizona L -2 35-56 o66' N.25 Air Force L -8' 20-27 u63' CINCINNATI (AT) N.26* Temple L +22 10-37 u59 GEORGIA SOUTHERN INDIANA (AT) (SUR: 4-8 PSR: 3-9 O-U: 1-10-1) (SUR: 4-7 PSR: 2-9 O-U: 5-6) (SUR: 6-6 PSR: 5-7 O-U: 4-8) ARKANSAS (AT) BOSTON COLLEGE (AT) EASTERN MICHIGAN (AT) S.03* SAVANNAH ST. L -57 54-0 u72 S.01* Fla. Int. W -10' 34-13 u64 S.01* UT MARTIN L -37' 28-7 u71' (SUR: 7-5 PSR: 9-3 O-U: 4-8) (SUR: 7-5 PSR: 5-7 O-U: 6-6) (SUR: 6-6 PSR: 6-6 O-U: 4-8) S.10 Purdue W -4' 38-20 u59 S.10* South Alabama W -13' 24-9 u57' S.10 BALL ST. L -16' 30-20 u63 S.03 LA. TECH L -23' 21-20 u52' S.03 Ga. Tech W +3' 14-17 u43' S.02* MISS. VALLEY ST.W -39 61-14 o67' S.17* LA.-MONROE L -26' 23-21 u57' S.24 WAKE FOREST L -7' 28-33 o47 S.15* HOUSTON L +7' 16-40 u64 S.10* Missouri L +24 21-61 o58 S.10* Tcu-2ot W +9' 41-38 o57' (at Dublin, Ireland) S.24 MIAMI-O. L -14' 27-20 u56 S.24* W. Michigan L +7' 31-49 o55' O.01* MICHIGAN ST.-ot W +6 24-21 u52 S.17* TEXAS ST. W -30 42-3 u61' S.10 Massachusetts W -16' 26-7 u38 S.17* Charlotte W -2' 37-19 u64' O.05* Arkansas St. L -7 26-27 u54' O.08 Ohio St. W +28 17-38 u60 O.01* S. FLORIDA L +7 20-45 n65 S.23* WYOMING W +3' 27-24 u61' S.24* Texas A&M L +6' 24-45 o50 S.17 Virginia Tech L +6 0-49 o40 O.08 Connecticut L -3 9-20 u48 O.15 Georgia Tech L +10' 24-35 o47' O.15 NEBRASKA# L +3' 22-27 u58 (at Arlington, TX) S.24 WAGNER L -44' 42-10 u57 O.01 Bowling Green W +2 28-25 u65 O.22* N. Mexico St. L -13' 22-19 u65' O.22 Northwestern L +3 14-24 u53' O.22* E. CAROLINA# W -1' 31-19 u63' O.08 TOLEDO# W +19 20-35 u66' O.01 ALCORN ST. L -51 52-10 u68 O.01 BUFFALO W -18 35-3 u39' O.29 Temple L +7' 13-34 u53' O.27* APP. ST. L +6 10-34 u46 O.29 MARYLAND W -3' 42-36 o55 O.08* ALABAMA L +14' 30-49 o48' O.07* CLEMSON L +17' 10-56 o43 O.15 Ohio W +7 27-20 u54' N.05 Mississippi W +27' 27-37 o63' N.05 Rutgers L -13' 33-27 o58 N.05 BYU L +7' 3-20 u54' O.22 W. Michigan W +24 31-45 o61 O.15* MISSISSIPPI# W +7' 34-30 u66' O.22 SYRACUSE L -4 20-28 u50' N.12 Ucf L +11 3-24 u52 N.10* LA.-LAFAYETTE L -6' 26-33 o45 N.12 PENN ST. L +7 31-45 o59' O.22 Auburn L +10' 3-56 o53' O.29 N. Carolina St. W +14' 21-14 u43 O.29 MIAMI-O. L -7 15-28 u49' N.19 Georgia St. L -3 24-30 o47' N.19 Michigan W +25 10-20 u51 N.18* MEMPHIS L +7' 7-34 u59' N.08* Ball St. W +1 48-41 o59 N.05 FLORIDA W +4 31-10 u45' N.05 LOUISVILLE L +25 7-52 o54 N.25* Tulsa-ot W +23'37-40 o63 D.03 TROY N.26 PURDUE L -21' 26-24 u66 N.12* LSU L +7 10-38 o45' N.11* Florida St. L +20' 7-45 o47' N.16* N. ILLINOIS-ot L +2 24-31 u62' N.19* Mississippi St. W +1' 58-42 o57' N.19 CONNECTICUT W -8 30-0 u36 N.22* C. MICHIGAN W +1 26-21 u56' N.25 Missouri L -8 24-28 u73 N.26 Wake Forest W +3 17-14 u35 MEMPHIS (AT) 2016 COLLEGE LOGS (SUR: 8-4 PSR: 5-7 O-U: 7-5) THE GOLD SHEET PAGE 11 S.03* SE MO. ST. L -30' 35-17 u61' IOWA (AT) LOUISIANA MONROE (AT) S.17 KANSAS W -20' 43-7 u60 MISSISSIPPI STATE NORTH CAROLINA OHIO STATE (AT) (SUR: 8-4 PSR: 6-6 O-U: 5-7) (SUR: 4-7 PSR: 6-5 O-U: 9-2) S.24* BOWL. GREEN W -17 77-3 o66' (SUR: 5-7 PSR: 5-7 O-U: 7-5) (SUR: 8-4 PSR: 7-5 O-U: 4-7-1) (SUR: 11-1 PSR: 6-6 O-U: 6-6) S.03 MIAMI-O. L -27' 45-21 o51' S.03* SOUTHERN U. W -14 38-21 u61 O.01* Mississippi L +15' 28-48 o70' S.03 S. ALABAMA L -28' 20-21 u53 S.03 Georgia L +3' 24-33 u58 S.03 BOWL. GREEN W -27' 77-10 o63' S.10* IOWA ST. W -15' 42-3 u51 S.10* Oklahoma W +46'17-59 o64 O.06* TEMPLE L -10 34-27 o57' S.10* S. CAROLINA W -7' 27-14 u48 (at Atlanta, GA) S.10 TULSA W -28' 48-3 u73 S.17 N. DAKOTA ST. L -14' 21-23 u57' S.17* Ga. Southern W +26'21-23 u57' O.14* Tulane L -11 24-14 u52' S.17* Lsu W +13' 20-23 u47 S.10* Illinois W -7' 48-23 o59' S.17* Oklahoma W -1' 45-24 o60 S.24 Rutgers L -14' 14-7 u56 O.01 Auburn L +32' 7-58 o56' O.22 Navy L -1' 28-42 o57' S.24 Massachusetts L -22' 47-35 o48' S.17 J. MADISON W -24' 56-28 o81' O.01 RUTGERS# W -39 58-0 u59' O.01 N'WESTERN# L -12 31-38 o44 O.08* IDAHO L -3' 31-34 o57 O.29* TULSA# L -6' 30-59 o74 O.08 AUBURN L +3 14-38 u55 S.24 PITTSBURGH L -7 37-36 o66' O.08 INDIANA L -28 38-17 u60 O.08 Minnesota W +2 14-7 u50' O.15* TEXAS ST.# L -7' 40-34 o66 N.05 Smu W -3 51-7 u65 O.14* Byu-2ot W +7' 21-28 u56' O.01 Florida St. W +10' 37-35 n72 O.15* Wisconsin-ot L -10' 30-23 o45 O.15 Purdue W -11' 49-35 o52 O.22* N. Mexico L +16'17-59 o61' N.12* S. FLORIDA L +3' 42-49 o75' O.22* Kentucky L -4 38-40 o53' O.08 VA. TECH L +1' 3-34 u55 O.22* Penn St. L -19 21-24 u56 O.22 WISCONSIN L +4 9-17 u42' O.29* Arkansas St. L +20'10-51 o55' N.18* Cincinnati W -7' 34-7 u59' O.29 SAMFORD L -21' 56-41 o65' O.15 Miami-Fla. W +6' 20-13 u66 O.29 N'WESTERN L -26' 24-20 u53 N.05* Penn St. L +7 14-41 o52' N.05 S. ALABAMA-ot W +11'42-35 o50' N.25 HOUSTON W +5 48-44 o61 N.05 TEXAS A&M W +11 35-28 o61' O.22 Virginia W -10' 35-14 u68' N.05* NEBRASKA W -17' 62-3 o53' N.12* MICHIGAN W +21' 14-13 u51 N.12 Georgia St. W +12'37-23 o51' MIAMI-FLORIDA N.12 Alabama L +29' 3-51 o53' N.05 GA. TECH W -11' 48-20 o62 N.12 Maryland W -29' 62-3 o57' N.19 Illinois W -9' 28-0 u45 N.19 Appalachian St. W +25'17-42 o52 (SUR: 8-4 PSR: 8-4 O-U: 6-6) N.19* ARKANSAS L -1' 42-58 o57' N.10* Duke L -11 27-28 u66 N.19 Michigan St. L -21 17-16 u49' N.25 NEBRASKA W -3 40-10 o45 D.03 LA.-LAFAYETTE S.03* FLORIDA A&M W -53 70-3 o65 N.26 Mississippi W +9' 55-20 o68 N.19 CITADEL W -23' 41-7 u50' N.26 MICHIGAN-2ot L -4 30-27 o46 S.10* FLA. ATL. W -25' 38-10 u63 N.25 N. CAR. ST. L -10 21-28 u62' LOUISIANA TECH (AT) S.17 Appalachian St. W -4 45-10 o51 MISSOURI (AT) OKLAHOMA IOWA STATE (SUR: 8-4 PSR: 8-4 O-U: 9-3) (SUR: 4-8 PSR: 4-7 O-U: 5-6) NORTH CAROLINA STATE (SUR: 9-2 PSR: 5-6 O-U: 6-5) (SUR: 3-9 PSR: 7-5 O-U: 6-5-1) O.01 Georgia Tech W -8 35-21 o53' S.03 Arkansas W +23'20-21 u52' S.03 West Virginia L +10 11-26 u51 (SUR: 6-6 PSR: 8-4 O-U: 5-7) S.03 Houston L -13 23-33 u66' S.03* N. IOWA L -9' 20-25 u49' O.08* FLORIDA ST. L -2' 19-20 u62' S.10* S. CAR. ST. L -34' 53-24 o51' S.10* E. MICHIGAN W -24 61-21 o58 S.01* WM. & MARY W -20 48-14 o61' (at NRG Stadium) S.10* Iowa L +15' 3-42 u51 O.15 N. CAROLINA L -6' 13-20 u66 S.17* Texas Tech L +11 45-59 o82 S.17* GEORGIA W +6' 27-28 o54' S.10 East Carolina L -5' 30-33 o59 S.10* LA.-MONROE L -46' 59-17 o64 S.17 Tcu W +24' 20-41 n61 O.20* Virginia Tech L +6 16-37 o52' S.24* Mtsu W +4' 34-38 o69' S.24 DEL. ST. -52 79-0 64 S.17* OLD DOM. W -24 49-22 o58' S.17* OHIO ST. L +1' 24-45 o60 S.24 S. JOSE ST. W -7' 44-10 o53' O.29 Notre Dame L -1 27-30 u58 O.01* UTEP L -21' 28-7 u57 (no contest; game didn't go 55 mins.) O.01 WAKE FOREST W -13 33-16 o48' O.01 Tcu W -3' 52-46 o68' O.01 BAYLOR W +17 42-45 o61' N.05 PITTSBURGH# W -4 51-28 o58 O.06* W. KENTUCKY W +2' 55-52 o68 O.01* Lsu L +12 7-42 u53 O.08 NOTRE DAME W -2' 10-3 u58' O.08 Texas L -11' 45-40 o73 O.08 Oklahoma St. W +16' 31-38 o67 N.12 Virginia W -10 34-14 u54' O.15 Massachusetts W -17' 56-28 o63' O.15 Florida L +13' 14-40 o51' O.15 Clemson-ot W +18' 17-24 u61 (at Dallas, TX) O.15* Texas L +16' 6-27 u69' N.19 N. Carolina St. W -2' 27-13 u51' O.22* Fla. Int. W -17' 44-24 o66 O.22 MTSU# L -8' 45-51 o73 O.22 Louisville L +19' 13-54 o65 O.15 KANSAS ST. W -13' 38-17 u56' O.29 KANSAS ST.# W +6 26-31 o50' N.26 DUKE W -16 40-21 o55 O.29* RICE W -29' 61-16 o69' O.29 KENTUCKY L -6' 21-35 u70 O.29 BOSTON COL.# L -14' 14-21 u43 O.22* Texas Tech L -14' 66-59 o85' N.03* OKLAHOMA W +20' 24-34 u71' MIAMI-OHIO (AT) N.05 North Texas W -20 45-24 o64' N.05 South Carolina L +6' 21-31 u56 N.05* FLORIDA ST. W +7 20-24 u58 O.29 KANSAS W -40 56-3 u65 N.12 Kansas L -10 31-24 u55' (SUR: 6-6 PSR: 8-4 O-U: 4-8) N.12 UTSA W -22' 63-35 o67' N.12 VANDY W -3' 26-17 u53' N.12 Syracuse W -7' 35-20 u60' N.03* Iowa St. L -20' 34-24 u71' N.19 TEXAS TECH W +3' 66-10 o75' S.03 Iowa W +27' 21-45 o51' N.25 S. Mississippi L -15 24-39 u72' N.19 Tennessee L +17' 37-63 o69' N.19 MIAMI-FLA. L +2' 13-27 u51' N.12 BAYLOR W -18' 45-24 u79 N.26 W. VIRGINIA L +7 19-49 o59' S.10* E. ILLINOIS L -10 17-21 u49' D.03 W. Kentucky S.17 W. KENTUCKY# W +17' 24-31 u62' N.25 ARKANSAS W +8 28-24 u73 N.25 North Carolina W +10 28-21 u62' N.19* West Virginia W -3' 56-28 o65 (Conference USA Championship) D.03 OKLA. ST. S.24 Cincinnati W +14' 20-27 u56 NAVY (AT) NORTH TEXAS (AT) LOUISVILLE (AT) O.01 OHIO L +2' 7-17 u52 (SUR: 9-2 PSR: 7-2-2 O-U: 8-3) (SUR: 5-7 PSR: 6-5-1 O-U: 5-7) OKLAHOMA STATE (AT) KANSAS (AT) (SUR: 9-3 PSR: 6-6 O-U: 8-3-1) (SUR: 2-10 PSR: 6-6 O-U: 4-8) O.08 Akron L +11 13-35 u54' S.03 FORDHAM W -18' 52-16 o67 S.03* SMU L +8 21-34 u67' (SUR: 9-2 PSR: 7-4 O-U: 6-4-1) S.01* CHARLOTTE W -38' 70-14 o58 S.03* RHODE ISL. W -28 55-6 o49' O.15 KENT ST. W +1' 18-14 u43' S.10 CONNECTICUT N -4 28-24 o44 S.10* BETH.-COOK. W -10' 41-20 o50' S.03 SE LOUISIANA W -49 61-7 o63 S.09* Syracuse W -16' 62-28 o69 S.10 OHIO L -2' 21-37 u60' O.22 Bowling Green W +2 40-26 o52 S.17* Tulane W -6' 21-14 u43' S.17* Florida W +35 0-32 u52' S.10 C. MICHIGAN L -19' 27-30 u60' S.17 FLORIDA ST. W -1 63-20 o67' S.17 Memphis L +20' 7-43 u60 O.29 E. Michigan W +7 28-15 u49' O.01 Air Force L +7 14-28 u49' S.24* Rice-2ot W +7 42-35 o54 S.17 PITTSBURGH W -3' 45-38 o59 S.24* Marshall W -30' 59-28 o69' S.29* Texas Tech L +28 19-55 u79' N.04* C. MICHIGAN W -1 37-17 o47 O.08 HOUSTON W +17' 46-40 o51' O.01* MTSU N +17 13-30 u64 S.24* Baylor L +7' 24-35 u73' O.01* Clemson L -1 36-42 o65 O.08 TCU W +28' 23-24 u62' N.12 Buffalo W -10 35-24 o49' O.22 MEMPHIS# W +1' 42-28 o57' O.08* MARSHALL W +11' 38-21 u61 O.01 TEXAS W -2' 49-31 o70 O.14* DUKE L -34' 24-14 u70 O.15 Baylor L +34 7-49 u66 N.22* BALL ST. L -7' 21-20 u54' O.28* South Florida L +6' 45-52 o66 O.22 Army W +18 35-18 o48 O.08 IOWA ST. L -16' 38-31 o67 O.22 N. CAR. ST. W -19' 54-13 o65 O.22 OKLA. ST.# L +23' 20-44 o61 MICHIGAN (AT) N.05 Notre Dame W +7 28-27 u64 O.29* Utsa L +4 17-31 u51' O.22 Kansas W -23' 44-20 o61 O.29 Virginia L -32' 32-25 u70 O.29 Oklahoma L +40 3-56 u65 (SUR: 10-2 PSR: 6-6 O-U: 8-4) (at Jacksonville, FL) N.05 LA. TECH L +20 24-45 o64' O.29 W. VIRGINIA# W +4' 37-20 u64 N.05 Boston College W -25 52-7 o54 N.05* West Virginia W +32' 21-48 o54 S.03 HAWAII W -38' 63-3 o55 N.12 TULSA N -2 42-40 o70 N.12 W. Kentucky L +28' 7-45 u65 N.05 Kansas St. W +2' 43-37 o58' N.12* WAKE FOREST L -34' 44-12 n56 N.12 IOWA ST. W +10 24-31 u55' S.10 UCF W -36 51-14 o54 N.19 East Carolina W -8' 66-31 o65 N.19 S. MISS. W +5' 29-23 u58' N.12 TEXAS TECH L -12 45-44 n89 N.17* Houston L -16 10-36 u68 N.19 TEXAS-ot W +23' 24-21 u62' S.17 COLORADO L -18 45-28 o56 N.26 Smu W -7 75-31 o65' N.26 Utep L -3' 24-52 o52 N.19 Tcu W +5' 31-6 u68' N.26 KENTUCKY L -28 38-41 o70' N.26 Kansas St. W +24' 19-34 o52 S.24 PENN ST. W -17 49-10 o57 D.03 TEMPLE D.03 Oklahoma O.01 WISCONSIN L -11 14-7 u44' NORTHERN ILLINOIS (AT) (AAC Championship) (SUR: 5-7 PSR: 6-5-1 O-U: 5-6-1) LSU O.08* Rutgers W -30' 78-0 o52' D.10 Army OLD DOMINION (SUR: 7-4 PSR: 5-6 O-U: 2-9) S.03* Wyoming-3ot L -8' 34-40 o54' O.22 ILLINOIS# L -39' 41-8 u52' (at Baltimore, MD) (SUR: 9-3 PSR: 9-3 O-U: 8-4) KANSAS STATE (AT) S.03 Wisconsin L -12' 14-16 u44 S.10* South Florida L +14' 17-48 o57' (SUR: 7-4 PSR: 5-5 O-U: 6-4) O.29 Michigan St. L -24' 32-23 o51' S.03 HAMPTON W -24 54-21 o62' (at Green Bay, WI) S.17 S. DIEGO ST. L +11 28-42 o50 S.02* Stanford W +13' 13-26 u49 N.05 MARYLAND W -30' 59-3 o54 NEBRASKA (AT) S.10 Appalachian St. L +21 7-31 u54 S.10* J’VILLE ST. L -31 34-13 u55' S.24 W. ILLINOIS L -8 23-28 u73 S.17 FLA. ATL. W -24 63-7 o49' N.12* Iowa L -21' 13-14 u51 (SUR: 9-3 PSR: 7-4-1 O-U: 3-9) S.17* North Carolina St. L +24 22-49 o58' S.17* MISS. ST. L -13' 23-20 u47 O.01 Ball St. W +4 31-24 u57' S.24* MISSOURI ST. -51 35-0 67' N.19 INDIANA L -25 20-10 u51 S.03* FRESNO ST. W -29 43-10 u62' S.24 UTSA# W -5' 33-19 o50' S.24* Auburn L -3' 13-18 u46 O.08* W. Michigan W +18 30-45 o65' (no contest; game didn't go 55 mins.) N.26 Ohio St.-2ot W +4 27-30 o46 S.10 WYOMING W -25' 52-17 o57' O.01* Charlotte W -9 52-17 o59' O.01* MISSOURI# W -12 42-7 u53 O.15 C. MICHIGAN-3ot L -1' 28-34 n62 O.01 West Virginia W +3 16-17 u56 MICHIGAN STATE S.17 OREGON N -3 35-32 u73' O.07* MASS. W -10 36-16 u55 O.15* S. MISS. W -24' 45-10 u56 O.22 BUFFALO# W -23 44-7 u61 O.08* TEXAS TECH L -9' 44-38 o68 (SUR: 3-9 PSR: 4-8 O-U: 5-7) S.24* Northwestern W -8' 24-13 u48 O.22* W. Kentucky L +14' 24-59 o65 O.22* MISSISSIPPI W -7' 38-21 u60' N.01* BOWL. 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W -13' 42-28 o60' N.26 KANSAS L -24' 34-19 o52 O.15 N'WESTERN# L -6' 40-54 o42 N.12* MINNESOTA W -6' 24-17 u48 NORTHWESTERN MARSHALL (AT) OREGON (AT) D.03 Tcu O.22* Maryland L -3 17-28 u49 N.19 MARYLAND W -13' 28-7 u49' (SUR: 6-6 PSR: 7-5 O-U: 4-8) (SUR: 3-9 PSR: 4-8 O-U: 5-7) (SUR: 4-8 PSR: 2-9-1 O-U: 7-5) O.29 MICHIGAN W +24' 23-32 o51' N.25 Iowa L +3 10-40 o45 S.03 W. MICHIGAN L -4 21-22 u53' S.10* MORGAN ST. W -42' 62-0 o52 S.03 UC DAVIS L -48 53-28 o80 N.05 Illinois L -8' 27-31 o47' S.10 ILLINOIS ST. L -12 7-9 u44 KENT STATE (AT) S.17 AKRON L -17' 38-65 o56' S.10* VIRGINIA L -24 44-26 u70' (SUR: 3-9 PSR: 6-6 O-U: 7-5) N.12 RUTGERS W -15' 49-0 u54 NEVADA (AT) S.17* DUKE W -4 24-13 u44' S.24* LOUISVILLE L +30'28-59 o69' S.17 Nebraska N +3 32-35 u73' S.03 Penn St. W +22' 13-33 o44' N.19 OHIO ST. W +21 16-17 u49' (SUR: 5-7 PSR: 4-8 O-U: 5-7) S.24* NEBRASKA L +8' 13-24 u48 O.01* Pittsburgh W +16'27-43 o61 S.24 COLORADO L -10' 38-41 o69' S.10* N. CAR. A&T-4ot L -11' 36-39 o38' N.26 Penn St. L +11' 12-45 o53' S.02* CAL POLY-ot L -20' 30-27 u65 O.01 Iowa W +12 38-31 o44 O.08* North Texas L -11' 21-38 u61 O.01* Washington St. L -2 33-51 o75' S.17 MONMOUTH W -15 27-7 u39 MIDDLE TENNESSEE (AT) S.10 Notre Dame L +27' 10-39 u62 O.15 Michigan St. W +6' 54-40 o42 O.15* FLA. ATL. L -12 27-21 u61' O.08 WASHINGTON L +10 21-70 o68' S.24 Alabama L +43 0-48 u49' (SUR: 8-4 PSR: 5-5-2 O-U: 8-4) S.17* BUFFALO W -11 38-14 o50' O.22 INDIANA# W -3 24-14 u53' O.22* CHARLOTTE L -9 24-27 u59' O.21* California-2ot L +1 49-52 o89 O.01 AKRON# W +7' 27-31 o52 S.03* ALABAMA A&M W -47' 55-0 u62' S.24 Purdue L +3' 14-24 u59 O.29 Ohio St. W +26' 20-24 u53 O.29* S. Mississippi W +16'14-24 u67 O.29* ARIZONA ST.# W -9' 54-35 o73 O.08 Buffalo W -2' 44-20 o42' S.10 Vanderbilt L +3' 24-47 o50 O.01* Hawaii L -3' 17-38 u56 N.05 WISCONSIN L +6' 7-21 u41' N.05* Old Dominion L +10 14-38 u58' N.05 S. Calif. L +16' 20-45 u78 O.15 Miami-O. L -1' 14-18 u43' S.17 Bowling Green W -6' 41-21 u73 O.08 FRESNO ST. L -7' 27-22 u55 N.12 Purdue W -13' 45-17 o58 N.12* MTSU W +8' 42-17 u60 N.12 STANFORD L +3 27-52 o58' O.22 OHIO L +3 10-14 u44' S.24* LA. TECH L -4' 38-34 o69' O.15* San Jose St. L +2' 10-14 u56' N.19 Minnesota L -1' 12-29 u46 N.19* Fla. Int. L -2' 14-31 u54' N.19 Utah W +13 30-28 u70' O.29 Central Michigan W +14 27-24 o44 O.01* North Texas N -17 30-13 u64 O.22* WYOMING# L +6' 34-42 o52' N.26 ILLINOIS W -16' 42-21 o48' N.26* W. KENTUCKY L +25' 6-60 o63' N.26 Oregon St. L -2' 24-34 u69' N.08* W. MICHIGAN W +21 21-37 o54' O.15 W. KY.-2ot N +1 43-44 o75' N.05* N. Mexico W +14' 26-35 o59' NOTRE DAME (AT) N.15* Bowling Green L -2' 7-42 u54 O.22 Missouri W +8' 51-45 o73 N.12* S. DIEGO ST. L +22' 16-46 o50' OREGON STATE (AT) MARYLAND (AT) (SUR: 4-8 PSR: 4-8 O-U: 6-6) N.25 N. ILLINOIS L +6' 21-31 o46 O.29* Fla. Int. L -17' 42-35 o62 N.19 UTAH ST. W +7 38-37 o55' (SUR: 4-8 PSR: 8-3-1 O-U: 5-7) (SUR: 6-6 PSR: 4-8 O-U: 4-8) N.05 UTSA L -20 25-45 o64 N.26 Unlv W +9' 45-10 u59 S.04* Texas-2ot L -3' 47-50 o56 S.01* Minnesota W +12' 23-30 u56 S.03 HOWARD L -50 52-13 u66' N.12* Marshall L -8' 17-42 u60 S.10 NEVADA W -27' 39-10 u62 S.17 IDAHO St. L -43' 37-7 u60' S.09* Fla. Int. W -11' 41-14 u56' S.17* MICHIGAN ST. L -7' 28-36 o50' KENTUCKY N.19 Charlotte W -5 38-31 o55' NEW MEXICO (AT) S.24 BOISE ST. N +14 24-38 o61 S.17* Ucf-2ot L -10' 30-24 u57' S.24 DUKE L -20' 35-38 o60 (SUR: 7-5 PSR: 7-5 O-U: 7-5) N.26 FLA. ATL. W -16' 77-56 o63 (SUR: 8-4 PSR: 6-6 O-U: 10-2) O.01 Colorado L +19 6-47 u58' O.01 PURDUE# W -10' 50-7 o55' O.01 Syracuse W -12 50-33 o74 S.03* S. MISS. L -4' 35-44 o63 MINNESOTA (AT) S.01* S. DAKOTA W -17 48-21 o51' O.08* CALIFORNIA-ot W +13' 47-44 o71 O.08 Penn St. L -2' 14-38 u56' (at E. Rutherford, NJ) S.10 Florida L +14' 7-45 o49' (SUR: 8-4 PSR: 5-6-1 O-U: 5-7) S.10* N. Mexico St. L -12' 31-32 o61 O.15 UTAH W +7' 14-19 u41 O.15 MINNESOTA L -3' 10-31 u46' O.08 North Carolina St. L +2' 3-10 u58' S.17 N. MEXICO ST. L -21' 62-42 o66 S.01* OREGON ST. L -12' 30-23 u56 S.17 Rutgers L +7 28-37 o57' O.22 Washington W +36' 17-41 o53' O.22* MICHIGAN ST. W +3 28-17 u49 O.15* STANFORD L -3 10-17 u54' S.24* S. CAROLINA W -2' 17-10 u59 S.10 INDIANA ST. W -24' 58-28 o54' O.01 S. JOSE ST.# L -11 48-41 o52' O.29* WASH. ST.# W +14 31-35 o57 O.29 Indiana L +3' 36-42 o55 O.29 MIAMI-FLA. W +1 30-27 u58 O.01* Alabama W +36 6-34 u57 S.24 COLORADO ST. L -17 31-24 u56 O.07* BOISE ST. L +18' 21-49 o61' N.05 Stanford W +16' 15-26 u42 N.05 Michigan L +30' 3-59 o54 N.05 Navy L -7 27-28 u64 O.08 VANDY# W -3' 20-13 u49 O.01 Penn St.-ot N +3 26-29 u55' O.15 Air Force W +14 45-40 o53' N.12* Ucla L +11' 24-38 o49' N.12 OHIO ST. L +29' 3-62 o57' (at Jacksonville, FL) O.22* MISS. ST. W +4 40-38 o53' O.08 IOWA L -2 7-14 u50' (at Dallas, TX) N.19* ARIZONA W -3' 42-17 u60' N.19 Nebraska L +13' 7-28 u49' N.12 ARMY* W -13' 44-6 u54' O.29 Missouri W +6' 35-21 u70 O.15 Maryland W +3' 31-10 u46' O.22* LA.-MONROE W -16' 59-17 o61' N.26 OREGON W +2' 34-24 u69' N.26 RUTGERS W -14' 31-13 u54 (at San Antonio, TX) N.05* GEORGIA L +2' 24-27 u51' O.22 RUTGERS# L -18 34-32 o45 O.29* Hawaii W +2' 28-21 u65' N.19 VA. TECH L -1 31-34 o53 N.12 Tennessee W +14 36-49 o60 O.29 Illinois W -8' 40-17 o46' N.05* NEVADA L -14' 35-26 o59' PENN STATE N.26 S. Calif. L +17' 27-45 o59' N.19 AUSTIN PEAY L -46 49-13 o60' N.05 PURDUE L -17' 44-31 o55' N.12* Utah St. W -1 24-21 u60 (SUR: 10-2 PSR: 8-3-1 O-U: 8-4) MASSACHUSETTS (AT) N.26 Louisville W +28 41-38 o70' N.12* Nebraska L +6' 17-24 u48 N.19* Colorado St. L +6' 31-49 o62 S.03 KENT ST. L -22' 33-13 o44' (SUR: 2-10 PSR: 7-5 O-U: 7-5) N.19 N'WESTERN W +1' 29-12 u46 N.26* WYOMING W +3 56-35 o65 OHIO UNIVERSITY (AT) S.10 Pittsburgh W +4 39-42 o46' S.03* Florida W +36' 7-24 u50' N.26 Wisconsin W +14' 17-31 o43 (SUR: 8-4 PSR: 6-6 O-U: 1-11) S.17 TEMPLE L -8' 34-27 o50 S.10 BOSTON COL. L +16' 7-26 u38 S.03 TEXAS ST.-3ot L -18 54-56 o60 LOUISIANA LAFAYETTE (AT) MISSISSIPPI (AT) NEW MEXICO STATE (AT) S.24 Michigan L +17 10-49 o57 S.17 FLA. INT. W +1 21-13 u48 S.10 Kansas W +2' 37-21 u60' (SUR: 5-6 PSR: 7-4 O-U: 5-6) (SUR: 5-7 PSR: 4-8 O-U: 7-5) (SUR: 3-8 PSR: 6-5 O-U: 5-5-1) O.01 MINNESOTA-ot N -3 29-26 u55' S.24 MISS. ST. W +22'35-47 o48' S.17 Tennessee W +27 19-28 u57' S.03 BOISE ST. L +19 10-45 u63' S.05* Florida St. L +5' 34-45 o59 S.03* Utep L +9 22-38 n60 O.08 MARYLAND# W +2' 38-14 u56' O.01 TULANE# L +2' 24-31 o42 S.24 GARD.-WEBB L -30' 37-21 u61 S.10* McNEESE ST. W -5' 30-22 o47' (at Orlando, FL) S.10* N. MEXICO W +12' 32-31 o61 O.22* OHIO ST. 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W -11' 45-12 o53' N.19 Byu L +28' 9-51 o54' N.03* BUFFALO W -19 34-10 u51' N.05 IDAHO# L -5 13-23 u56 O.22* Lsu L +7' 21-38 u60' O.29* Texas A&M W +43' 10-52 u71' D.03* Wisconsin N.26* Hawaii W +8' 40-46 o57' N.15* Central Michigan L +1 20-27 u51 N.10* Ga. Southern W +6' 33-26 o45 O.29* AUBURN L +4' 29-40 o65 N.12 Arkansas St. L +18' 22-41 o62' (Big Ten Championship at Indianapolis, IN) N.22* AKRON L -10' 9-3 u53' N.19 Georgia W +22 21-35 o44' N.05 GA. SOUTHERN L -27' 37-27 o63' N.19 TEXAS ST. W -9' 50-10 u66 D.02* W. Michigan N.26 ARK. ST. W +5' 24-19 u51 N.12* Texas A&M W +7' 29-28 u60' N.26 APP. ST. L +19' 7-37 u59' (MAC Championship at Detroit, MI) D.03 La.-Monroe N.19* Vanderbilt L -9' 17-38 o50' D.03 South Alabama N.26 MISS. ST. 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W +19 42-24 o50' O.01 OKLAHOMA L +3' 46-52 o68' O.08 E. Michigan L -19 35-20 u66' O.01* Boise St. W +21'10-21 u60 S.30* STANFORD W -3' 44-6 o45 S.03 VILLANOVA L -28 28-7 u49' O.15* Arkansas St. L +4' 7-17 u55 O.08 Kansas L -28' 24-23 u62' O.15 BOWL. GREEN# L -31' 42-35 o71' O.08* Colorado St. L -6 24-31 o52 O.08 Oregon W -10 70-21 o68' S.10 PENN ST. L -4 42-39 o46' O.20* TROY W +9 21-28 n49 O.22 West Virginia L +6 10-34 u65' O.22 C. MICHIGAN W -10 31-17 u61 O.22* FRESNO ST. L -18' 38-20 o51' O.22 OREGON ST. L -36' 41-17 o53' S.17 Oklahoma St. L +3' 38-45 o59 O.29 GEORGIA ST.# L -5' 13-10 u47 O.29 TEXAS TECH-2ot L -9' 24-27 u87 O.27* OHIO L -16 26-31 u58 O.28* S. DIEGO ST. L +5 13-40 o45 O.29 Utah L -10' 31-24 o54' S.24 North Carolina W +7 36-37 o66' N.05 La.-Monroe-ot L -11' 35-42 o50' N.05 Baylor W +7' 62-22 o67 N.02* Akron W -9' 48-17 u72' N.05* Wyoming L +4' 28-52 o55' N.05* California W -19' 66-27 o75' O.01* MARSHALL L -16' 43-27 o61 N.19 PRESBYTERIAN L -28' 31-7 u41' N.19 OKLA. ST. L -5' 6-31 u68' N.09* N. Illinois N -7 31-24 u69' N.12* N. MEXICO L +1 21-24 u60 N.12 S. CALIF. L -8' 13-26 u60' O.08 GA. TECH# L -6' 37-34 o51' N.26 Idaho L +6' 31-38 o53 N.25 Texas W +3 31-9 u59' (at Chicago, IL) N.19 Nevada L -7 37-38 o55' N.19 ARIZONA ST. L -27' 44-18 u64 O.15 Virginia W -3' 45-31 o61' D.03 N. MEXICO St. D.03 KANSAS ST. N.16* BALL ST. L -20' 37-19 u67' N.26* Byu L +17'10-28 u52 N.25 Washington St. W -6' 45-17 u63 O.27* VA. TECH W +3' 36-39 o56 N.25 W. Michigan L +7' 35-55 o70 D.02* Colorado N.05 Miami-Fla. L +4 28-51 o58 SOUTH CAROLINA TEMPLE TROY (AT) (Pac-12 Champ. at Santa Clara, CA) N.12 Clemson W +21' 43-42 o62 (SUR: 6-6 PSR: 5-7 O-U: 4-8) (SUR: 9-3 PSR: 11-1 O-U: 5-7) (SUR: 9-2 PSR: 6-4-1 O-U: 4-6-1) UTEP (AT) WASHINGTON STATE (AT) N.19 DUKE W -8 56-14 o62 (SUR: 4-8 PSR: 5-6-1 O-U: 6-5-1) S.01* Vanderbilt W +5 13-10 u41' S.02* ARMY L -14' 13-28 u46 S.03* AUSTIN PEAY N -40 57-17 o55' (SUR: 8-4 PSR: 6-6 O-U: 7-5) N.26 SYRACUSE L -24' 76-61 o66 S.03* N. MEXICO ST. W -9 38-22 n60 S.10* Mississippi St. L +7' 14-27 u48 S.10 STONY BROOK W -23' 38-0 u44 S.10 Clemson W +35 24-30 u63' S.03* E. WASHINGTON L -27' 42-45 o77 S.10* Texas L +30' 7-41 u58' S.17 E. CAROLINA W -3 20-15 u51 S.17 Penn St. W +8' 27-34 o50 S.17* S. Mississippi W +10 37-31 o62 S.10* Boise St. W +12' 28-31 u73 PURDUE S.17* ARMY L +3' 14-66 o46' S.24* Kentucky L +2' 10-17 u59 S.24 CHARLOTTE# W -26' 48-20 o53' S.24* N. MEXICO ST. W -20' 52-6 u66 S.17 IDAHO W -27' 56-6 u69 (SUR: 3-9 PSR: 5-7 O-U: 8-4) S.24* S. MISS. L +13' 7-34 u57' O.01 TEXAS A&M W +19 13-24 u48' O.01 SMU W -12' 45-20 o52' O.01 Idaho W -14' 34-13 u58' O.01* OREGON W +2 51-33 o75' S.03 E. KENTUCKY L -21' 45-24 o59 O.01* Louisiana Tech W +21' 7-28 u57 O.09 GEORGIA L +7' 14-28 o41 O.06* Memphis W +10 27-34 o57' O.15 GEORGIA ST. L -18' 31-21 u54' O.08* Stanford W +7 42-16 o55' S.10 CINCINNATI L +4' 20-38 u59 O.08* FLA. INT. L -5' 21-35 o49 O.22 MASS. L -20' 34-28 o46' O.15* Ucf W +3' 26-25 u52 O.20* South Alabama L -9 28-21 n49 O.15* UCLA# L -7 27-21 u52' S.24 NEVADA W -3' 24-14 u59 O.22* Utsa-5ot W +10 52-49 o46' O.29* TENNESSEE W +14'24-21 u51 O.21* S. FLORIDA W +6' 46-30 o59' N.05 MASS. L -21' 52-31 o56' O.22* Arizona St. L -7' 37-32 o64' O.01 Maryland L +10' 7-50 o55' O.29* OLD DOM.# L +5 21-31 u55 N.05 MISSOURI W -6' 31-21 u56 O.29 CINCINNATI W -7' 34-13 u53' N.12 APP. ST. W -1' 28-24 o48 O.29* Oregon St. L -14 35-31 o57 O.08 Illinois-ot W +9' 34-31 o52 N.05* HOUST. BAPT. W -26 42-10 u52' N.12 Florida L +11' 7-20 u37' N.04* Connecticut W -10' 21-0 u44' N.17* ARK. ST. L -9 3-35 u55 N.05 ARIZONA W -16' 69-7 o66 O.15 IOWA# L +11' 35-49 o52 N.12* Florida Atlantic N +4 31-35 o55 N.19 W. CAROLINA L -30' 44-31 o41' N.19 Tulane W -15 31-0 u44 N.26 Texas St. W -28 40-7 u58 N.12* CALIFORNIA W -17 56-21 u81 O.22 Nebraska W +24 14-27 u60' N.19 Rice L +2 24-44 o56 N.26* Clemson L +26 7-56 o49' N.26* E. CAROLINA W -22 37-10 u59 D.03 Ga. Southern N.19 Colorado L +6 24-38 o59' O.29 PENN ST. L +14 24-62 o57 N.26 N. TEXAS W +3' 52-24 o52 D.03 Navy TULANE (AT) N.25 WASHINGTON L +6' 17-45 u63 N.05 Minnesota W +17' 31-44 o55' SOUTH FLORIDA (AAC Championship) (SUR: 4-8 PSR: 6-6 O-U: 6-6) N.12 N''WESTERN L +13' 17-45 o58 (SUR: 10-2 PSR: 7-4-1 O-U: 8-3-1) S.01* Wake Forest W +15' 3-7 u43 UTSA (AT) WEST VIRGINIA (AT) N.19 WISCONSIN L +27' 20-49 o49 S.03* TOWSON W -27 56-20 o50 TENNESSEE S.10* SOUTHERN U. W -32 66-21 o65' (SUR: 6-6 PSR: 6-5-1 O-U: 6-6) (SUR: 9-2 PSR: 5-6 O-U: 5-6) N.26 Indiana W +21' 24-26 u66 S.10* N. ILLINOIS W -14' 48-17 o57' (SUR: 8-4 PSR: 4-7-1 O-U: 8-4) S.17* NAVY L +6' 14-21 u43' S.03* ALABAMA ST. L -24 26-13 u48 S.03 MISSOURI W -10 26-11 u51 S.17 Syracuse W -13 45-20 u74' S.01* APP. ST.-ot L -21 20-13 u58' S.24* LA.-LAFAY.-4ot L -3' 41-39 o46' S.10 Colorado St. N +9 14-23 u53 S.10 YOUNGS. ST. L -21 38-21 o54 RICE (AT) S.24 FLORIDA ST. L +4' 35-55 o64' S.10* Va. Tech W -11' 45-24 o52' O.01 Massachusetts W -2' 31-24 o42 S.16* ARIZONA ST. W +21'28-32 o59 S.24 Byu L -7' 35-32 o53 (SUR: 3-9 PSR: 6-6 O-U: 7-5) O.01* Cincinnati W -7 45-20 n65 (at Bristol, TN) O.14* MEMPHIS W +11 14-24 u52' S.24 Old Dominion L +5' 19-33 o50' (at Landover, MD) S.01* W. Kentucky L +17 14-46 u64 O.08 E. CAROLINA# N -16 38-22 u68 S.17 OHIO L -27 28-19 u57' O.22 Tulsa L +10' 27-50 o54 O.08 S. MISS. W +16'55-32 o55 O.01 KANSAS ST. L -3 17-16 u56 S.10 Army L +8' 14-31 u52 O.15* CONNECTICUT L -20 42-27 o53' S.24 FLORIDA W -4' 38-28 o42 O.29 SMU# L +1 31-35 o50' O.15* Rice L -3 14-13 u53' O.15 Texas Tech W -2' 48-17 u82' S.16* BAYLOR W +33 10-38 u66' O.21* Temple L -6' 30-46 o59' O.01 Georgia L -3' 34-31 o52 N.05* Ucf L +16' 6-37 u48' O.22* UTEP-5ot L -10 49-52 o46' O.22 TCU W -6 34-10 u65' S.24* N. TEXAS-2ot L -7 35-42 o54 O.28* NAVY W -6' 52-45 o66 O.08 Texas A&M-2ot N +7 38-45 o58' N.12 Houston W +25' 18-30 u50 O.29* N. TEXAS W -4 31-17 u51' O.29 Oklahoma St. L -4' 20-37 u64 O.01* S. Mississippi W +25' 28-44 o58' N.12* Memphis W -3' 49-42 o75' O.15 ALABAMA L +13'10-49 o55' N.19 TEMPLE L +15 0-31 u44 N.05 Mtsu W +20 45-25 o64 N.05* KANSAS L -32' 48-21 o54 O.15* UTSA W +3 13-14 u53' N.19* Smu L -12' 35-27 u73 O.29* South Carolina L -14' 21-24 u51 N.26 Connecticut W -1' 38-13 o36' N.12 Louisiana Tech L +22'35-63 o67' N.12 Texas W +1 24-20 u64 O.22 PRAIRIE VIEW L -21' 65-44 o63 N.26 UCF W -12 48-31 o66' N.05 TENN. TECH W -42 55-0 u64 TULSA (AT) N.19 Texas A&M W +26'10-23 u55' N.19* OKLAHOMA L +3' 28-56 o65 O.29* Louisiana Tech L +29' 16-61 o69' N.12 KENTUCKY L -14 49-36 o60 (SUR: 9-3 PSR: 7-4-1 O-U: 7-5) N.26* CHARLOTTE W -10' 33-14 u53' N.26 Iowa St. W -7 49-19 o59' N.05 FLA. ATL. L -3' 25-42 o57 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA N.19 MISSOURI W -17' 63-37 o69' S.03* S. JOSE ST. W -4' 45-10 u67 D.03 BAYLOR N.12 Charlotte W +11 22-21 u60' (SUR: 9-3 PSR: 8-4 O-U: 3-9) N.26* Vanderbilt L -7' 34-45 o51 S.10 Ohio St. L +28' 3-48 u73 VANDERBILT (AT) WESTERN KENTUCKY (AT) N.19 UTEP W -2 44-24 o56 S.03* Alabama L +12' 6-52 o52 S.17 N. CAR. A&T W -31' 58-21 o75' (SUR: 6-6 PSR: 7-5 O-U: 6-6) N.26* Stanford W +34 17-41 o51' (SUR: 9-3 PSR: 5-5-2 O-U: 6-6) (at Arlington, TX) TEXAS (AT) S.24 Fresno St.-2ot L -14' 48-41 o66' S.01* S. CAROLINA L -5 10-13 u41' S.01* RICE W -17 46-14 u64 S.10 UTAH ST. W -16' 45-7 u56' (SUR: 5-7 PSR: 6-6 O-U: 4-7-1) O.07* SMU-ot L -16 43-40 o66 S.10 MTSU W -3' 47-24 o50 RUTGERS (AT) S.10 Alabama N +28 10-38 u60' S.17* Stanford L +7' 10-27 u51 S.04* N. DAME-2ot W +3' 50-47 o56 O.15* Houston W +21' 31-38 u70 S.17 Georgia Tech L +6' 7-38 o44 (SUR: 2-10 PSR: 4-8 O-U: 6-6) S.17 Miami-O. L -17' 31-24 u62' S.23* Utah L +3 27-31 o45 S.10* UTEP W -30' 41-7 u58' O.22 TULANE# W -10' 50-27 o54 S.24 W. Kentucky-ot W +8' 31-30 o50' S.03 Washington L +26' 13-48 o54' S.24 VANDY-ot L -8' 30-31 o50' O.01* ARIZONA ST. W -9' 41-20 u65' S.17* California L -7' 43-50 o80' O.29* Memphis W +6' 59-30 o74 O.01 FLORIDA W +11' 6-13 u40' S.10 HOWARD L -43 52-14 o62' O.01* HOUSTON BAPT. L -54' 50-3 u68' O.08 COLORADO L -5' 21-17 u63' O.01 Oklahoma St. L +2' 31-49 o70 N.05* E. CAROLINA W -9' 45-24 u76 O.08 Kentucky L +3' 13-20 u49 S.17 N. MEXICO W -7 37-28 o57' O.06* Louisiana Tech L -2' 52-55 o68 O.15 Arizona W -10' 48-14 u65 O.08 Oklahoma W +11'40-45 o73 N.12 Navy N +2 40-42 o70 O.15 Georgia W +14 17-16 u42 S.24 IOWA W +14' 7-14 u56 O.15 Mtsu-2ot N -1 44-43 o75' O.27* CALIFORNIA W -19' 45-24 u75 (at Dallas, TX) N.19* Ucf W +1' 35-20 u65' O.22 TENNESSEE ST. L -27' 35-17 o44' O.01 Ohio St. L +39 0-58 u59' O.22* OLD DOM.# W -14' 59-24 o65 N.05 OREGON# W -16' 45-20 u78 O.15* IOWA ST. W -16' 27-6 u69' N.25* CINCINNATI-ot L -23' 40-37 o63 N.05 Auburn W +26 16-23 u46 O.08* MICHIGAN L +30' 0-78 o52' O.29 Florida Atlantic W -21' 52-3 u66' N.12 Washington W +8' 26-13 u60' O.22 Kansas St. L -1 21-24 u54' UCF N.12 Missouri L +3' 17-26 u53' O.15 ILLINOIS# L +4 7-24 u52 N.05* FLA. INT. L -33 49-21 o65 N.19* Ucla W -13' 36-14 u52' O.29 BAYLOR W +3' 35-34 u73' (SUR: 6-6 PSR: 8-4 O-U: 4-8) N.19* MISSISSIPPI W +9' 38-17 o50' O.22 Minnesota W +18 32-34 o45 N.12 N. TEXAS W -28' 45-7 u65 N.26 NOTRE DAME W -17' 45-27 o59' N.05 Texas Tech W -3 45-37 n82 S.03* S. CAR. ST. W -26 38-0 u49 N.26* TENNESSEE W +7' 45-34 o51 N.05 INDIANA W +13' 27-33 o58 N.26* Marshall W -25' 60-6 o63' N.12 W. VIRGINIA L -1 20-24 u64 S.10 Michigan L +36 14-51 o54 N.12 Michigan St. L +15' 0-49 u54 D.03 LA TECH SOUTHERN MISS (AT) N.19 Kansas-ot L -23' 21-24 u62' S.17* MARYLAND-2ot W +10' 24-30 u57' VIRGINIA N.19* PENN ST. L +27 0-39 u56 (Conference USA Championship) (SUR: 6-6 PSR: 3-9 O-U: 6-6) N.25 TCU L -3 9-31 u59' S.24* Fla. Int. W -8' 53-14 o53 (SUR: 2-10 PSR: 5-7 O-U: 4-7-1) N.26 Maryland L +14' 13-31 u54 S.03* Kentucky W +4' 44-35 o63 O.01 East Carolina W +3' 47-29 o61' S.03 RICHMOND L -12' 20-37 n57 WESTERN MICHIGAN (AT) SAN DIEGO STATE S.10* SAVANNAH ST. L -56' 56-0 u67' TEXAS A&M O.15* TEMPLE# L -3' 25-26 u52 S.10* Oregon W +24 26-44 u70' (SUR: 12-0 PSR: 9-3 O-U: 7-4-1) (SUR: 9-3 PSR: 7-5 O-U: 8-4) S.17* TROY L -10 31-37 o62 (SUR: 8-4 PSR: 4-7-1 O-U: 5-7) O.22 Connecticut W -4' 24-16 u47 S.17 Connecticut W +3' 10-13 u48 S.03 Northwestern W +4 22-21 u53' S.03* N. HAMPSHIRE W -30' 31-0 u47' S.24* Utep W -13' 34-7 u57' S.03 UCLA-ot W -3' 31-24 o54 O.29 Houston W +9' 24-31 u58' S.24 C. MICHIGAN W +4 49-35 o50' S.10* N.C. CENTRAL W -36' 70-21 o57' S.10* CALIFORNIA L -7 45-40 o60 O.01* RICE L -25' 44-28 o58' S.10 PRAIRIE VIEW W -53 67-0 u71' N.05* TULANE W -16' 37-6 u48' O.01 Duke W +3' 34-20 u61' S.17 Illinois W -3 34-10 u55' S.17 N. Illinois W -11 42-28 o50 O.08 Utsa L -16' 32-55 o55 S.17* Auburn W +3 29-16 u55 N.12 CINCINNATI W -11 24-3 u52 O.15 PITTSBURGH# L +3' 31-45 o61' S.24* GA. SOUTHERN W -7' 49-31 o55' O.01* South Alabama L -19 24-42 o50' O.15* Lsu L +24'10-45 u56 S.24* Arkansas W -6' 45-24 o50 N.19* TULSA L -1' 20-35 u65' O.22 N. CAROLINA L +10'14-35 u68' O.01* Central Michigan W -3' 49-10 n59 O.08* UNLV W -15' 26-7 u54 O.29* MARSHALL# L -16' 24-14 u67 (at Arlington, TX) N.26 South Florida L +12 31-48 o66' O.29 LOUISVILLE W +32'25-32 u70 O.08* N. ILLINOIS# L -18 45-30 o65' O.14* Fresno St. L -17' 17-3 u52 N.05 CHARLOTTE L -19' 27-38 o61 O.01 South Carolina L -19 24-13 u48' UCLA N.05 Wake Forest L +2' 20-27 o44' O.15 Akron W -12' 41-0 u70 O.21* S. JOSE ST. W -23' 42-3 u48 N.12 Old Dominion L +2' 35-51 o62' O.08 TENNESSEE-2ot N -7 45-38 o58' (SUR: 4-8 PSR: 4-8 O-U: 5-7) N.12 MIAMI-FLA. L +10 14-34 u54' O.22 E. MICHIGAN L -24 45-31 o61 O.28* Utah St. W -5 40-13 o45 N.19 North Texas L -5' 23-29 u58' O.22 Alabama L +18 14-33 u59 S.03 Texas A&M-ot L +3' 24-31 o54 N.19 Georgia Tech L +10'17-31 u54 N.01* Ball St. W -17' 52-20 o64 N.05 HAWAII W -21 55-0 o52 N.25 LA. TECH W +15 39-24 u72' O.29* N. MEXICO ST. L -43' 52-10 u71' S.10* UNLV L -26' 42-21 o58 N.26 Virginia Tech L +19 10-52 o54 N.08* Kent St. L -21 37-21 o54' N.12* Nevada W -22' 46-16 o50' N.05 Mississippi St. L -11 28-35 o61' S.17* Byu L -3' 17-14 u51 N.19 BUFFALO W -35 38-0 u55' N.19 Wyoming L -9' 33-34 o54' STANFORD N.12* MISSISSIPPI L -7' 28-29 u60' S.24* STANFORD L +2' 13-22 u47 VIRGINIA TECH N.25 TOLEDO W -7' 55-35 o70 N.26* COLORADO ST. L -11' 31-63 o54 (SUR: 9-3 PSR: 6-6 O-U: 5-7) N.19 UTSA L -26' 23-10 u55' O.01* ARIZONA W -12' 45-24 o58' (SUR: 9-3 PSR: 6-6 O-U: 7-5) D.02* Ohio U. D.03* Wyoming S.02* KANSAS ST. L -13' 26-13 u49 N.24* LSU L +6' 39-54 o48 O.08* Arizona St. L -9' 20-23 u58 S.03 LIBERTY L -32 36-13 u58 (MAC Championship at Detroit, MI) (Mountain West Championship) S.17* S. CALIF. W -7' 27-10 u51 O.15* Washington St. W +7 21-27 u52' S.10* Tennessee L +11'24-45 o52' WISCONSIN (AT) S.24* Ucla W -2' 22-13 u47 O.22 UTAH# L -6' 45-52 o43 (at Bristol, TN) TEXAS STATE (AT) (SUR: 10-2 PSR: 9-3 O-U: 5-7) SAN JOSE STATE (AT) N.03* Colorado W +13 10-20 u57' S.17 BOSTON COL. W -6 49-0 o40 S.30* Washington L +3' 6-44 o45 (SUR: 2-9 PSR: 4-7 O-U: 5-6) S.03 LSU W +12' 16-14 u44 (SUR: 4-8 PSR: 5-6 O-U: 5-6) N.12* OREGON ST. W -11' 38-24 o49' S.24 E. CAROLINA# W -14 54-17 o57' O.08* WASH. ST. L -7 16-42 o55' S.03 Ohio-3ot W +18 56-54 o60 (at Green Bay, WI) S.03* Tulsa L +4' 10-45 u67 N.19* S. CALIF. L +13' 14-36 u52' O.08 North Carolina W -1' 34-3 u55 O.15* Notre Dame W +3 17-10 u54' S.17* Arkansas L +30 3-42 u61' S.10 AKRON W -23 54-10 o46' S.10 PORTLAND ST. 66-35 N.26 California L -3 10-36 u70' O.15 Syracuse L -21 17-31 u66 O.22 COLORADO# L -1' 5-10 u50 S.24* HOUSTON L +31' 3-64 o64 S.17 GEORGIA ST. L -35' 23-17 u50' S.17* UTAH L +13' 17-34 o46' O.20* MIAMI-FLA. W -6 37-16 o52' O.29* Arizona W -5 34-10 u50 O.01* INCARN. WORD W -16 48-17 o49 UNLV (AT) S.24 Michigan St. W +3' 30-6 u42 S.24 Iowa St. L +7' 10-44 o53' (SUR: 4-8 PSR: 6-6 O-U: 9-3) O.27* Pittsburgh L -3' 39-36 o56 N.05 OREGON ST. L -16' 26-15 u42 O.08 Georgia St. L +10 21-41 o60' O.01 Michigan W +11 7-14 u44' O.01 N. Mexico W +11 41-48 o52' S.01* JACKSON ST. W -40 63-13 o63' N.05 Duke L -11' 24-21 u55' N.12 Oregon W -3 52-27 o58' O.15* La.-Monroe W +7' 34-40 o66 O.15* OHIO ST.-ot W +10' 23-30 o45 O.08 HAWAII# L -3 17-34 u63 S.10* Ucla W +26' 21-42 o58 N.12 GA. TECH L -14 20-30 u55' N.19 California W -10' 45-31 o62' O.22* LA.-LAFAYETTE L +5' 3-27 u65 O.22 Iowa W -4 17-9 u42' O.15* NEVADA W -2' 14-10 u56' S.17 Central Michigan L +12 21-44 o55' N.19 Notre Dame W +1 34-31 o53 N.26* RICE L -34 41-17 o51' N.05 Appalachian St. W +31'10-35 u54 O.29* NEBRASKA-ot L -8' 23-17 u43' O.21* San Diego St. L +23' 3-42 u48 S.24* IDAHO-ot L -14' 30-33 o62 N.26 VIRGINIA W -19 52-10 o54 N.12 IDAHO L +9 14-47 u61' N.05 Northwestern W -6' 21-7 u41' O.29* UNLV W +3 30-24 u55 O.01* FRESNO ST. W -9' 45-20 o57 D.03* Clemson SYRACUSE (AT) N.19 N. Mexico St. L +9' 10-50 u66 N.12 ILLINOIS# W -25 48-3 o41' N.04* Boise St. W +30' 31-45 o58 O.08* San Diego St. L +15' 7-26 u54 (ACC Championship at Orlando, FL) (SUR: 4-8 PSR: 5-7 O-U: 3-9) N.26 TROY L +28 7-40 u58 N.19 Purdue W -27' 49-20 o49 N.19* AIR FORCE W +11 38-41 o56 O.15* Hawaii W +9 41-38 o54' S.02* COLGATE W -23' 33-7 u63' D.03* ARK. ST. N.26 MINNESOTA L -14' 31-17 o43 N.26 Fresno St. L -3' 16-14 u51' S.09* LOUISVILLE L +16'28-62 o69 O.22 COLORADO ST. L -2 23-42 o56' D.03* Penn State S.17 S. FLORIDA# L +13 20-45 u74' O.29* San Jose St. L -3 24-30 u55 WAKE FOREST (AT) (Big Ten Championship at Indianapolis, IN) SMU (AT) S.24 Connecticut W +2' 31-24 u58 TEXAS TECH (AT) N.12 WYOMING-3ot W +7' 69-66 o62' (SUR: 6-6 PSR: 7-5 O-U: 5-6-1) (SUR: 5-7 PSR: 8-4 O-U: 5-7) O.01 Notre Dame L +12 33-50 o74 (SUR: 5-7 PSR: 8-4 O-U: 6-4-2) N.18* Boise St. W +28' 25-42 o64' S.01* TULANE L -15' 7-3 u43 WYOMING (AT) S.03* North Texas W -8 34-21 u67' (at E. Rutherford, NJ) S.03* S.F. AUSTIN W -38 69-17 u87 N.26 NEVADA L -9' 10-45 u59 S.10 Duke W +6' 24-14 u45 (SUR: 8-4 PSR: 7-4-1 O-U: 9-3) S.10 Baylor W +32' 13-40 u73 O.08* Wake Forest L +4 9-28 u53 S.10* Arizona St. L +1' 55-68 o79' UTAH (AT) S.17* DELAWARE L -24 38-21 o43 S.03* N. ILLINOIS-3ot W +8' 40-34 o54' S.17* LIBERTY W -14' 29-14 u64' O.15 VA. TECH W +21 31-17 u66 S.17* LA. TECH W -11 59-45 o82 (SUR: 8-4 PSR: 7-5 O-U: 6-6) S.24 Indiana W +7' 33-28 o47 S.10 Nebraska L +25' 17-52 o57' S.24* TCU L +21' 3-33 u64' O.22 Boston College W +4 28-20 u50' S.29* KANSAS W -28 55-19 u79' S.01* S. UTAH L -29 24-0 u51' O.01 N. Carolina St. L +13 16-33 o48' S.17 UC DAVIS N -23 45-22 u68' O.01 Temple L +12' 20-45 o52' N.05 Clemson L +28 0-54 u68' O.08* Kansas St. W +9' 38-44 o68 S.10* BYU L -3' 20-19 u44 O.08* SYRACUSE W -4 28-9 u53 S.23* E. Michigan L -3' 24-27 u61' O.07* Tulsa-ot W +16 40-43 o66 N.12 N. CAR. ST. L +7' 20-35 u60' O.15 W. VIRGINIA L +2' 17-48 u82' S.17* San Jose St. W -13' 34-17 o46' O.15 Florida St. W +22' 6-17 u52' O.01* Colorado St. W +6 38-17 o53' O.22* HOUSTON W +22' 38-16 u61' N.19 FLORIDA ST. L +22'14-45 u64' O.22* OKLAHOMA W +14'59-66 o85' S.23* S. CALIF. W -3 31-27 o45 O.29 ARMY# L -7 13-21 u41' O.08 AIR FORCE# W +11' 35-26 o51 O.29 Tulane W -1 35-31 o50' N.26 Pittsburgh W +24'61-76 o66 O.29 Tcu-2ot W +9' 27-24 u87 O.01 California L +1 23-28 u65 N.05 VIRGINIA W -2' 27-20 o44' O.22* Nevada W -6' 42-34 o52' N.05 MEMPHIS# L +3 7-51 u65 N.05 TEXAS L +3 37-45 n82 O.08* ARIZONA# W -9' 36-23 o53' N.12* Louisville W +34'12-44 n56 O.29* BOISE ST. W +14' 30-28 u63 N.12 East Carolina W +7 55-31 o63 N.12 Oklahoma St. W +12 44-45 n89 O.15 Oregon St. L -7' 19-14 u41 N.19* CLEMSON W +23'13-35 o47 N.05* UTAH ST. W -4' 52-28 o55' N.19* S. FLORIDA W +12' 27-35 u73 N.19 Iowa St. L -3' 10-66 o75' O.22 Ucla W +6' 52-45 o43 N.26 BOSTON COL. L -3 14-17 u35 N.12 Unlv-3ot L -7' 66-69 o62' N.26 NAVY L +7 31-75 o65' N.25* Baylor W +5' 54-35 o83 O.29 WASHINGTON W +10' 24-31 o54' N.19 S. DIEGO ST. W +9' 34-33 o54' (at Arlington TX) N.10* Arizona St. W -4' 49-26 o56 N.26* N. Mexico L -3 35-56 o65 N.19 OREGON L -13 28-30 u70' D.03* SAN DIEGO ST. N.26* Colorado W +10' 22-27 u53' (Mountain West Championship)