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NATION-WIDE SPORTS PUBLICATIONS COPYRIGHT © 2016 VOLUME 59 DEC. 31, 2015 - JAN. 3, 2016 NO. 18

RECORD OF OPPOSING BOWL COACHES GOLD SHEET BOWL COVERAGE! Following is the complete TGS bowl schedule for the next four weeks; KEY: SUR—Career straight-up record in all bowl games as head coach keep this for handy reference. (including games at previous school, if any). PSR—Pointspread record as head Issue No. 16...Twelve bowls from Dec. 19-24 (Dec. 19-New Mexico, Las coach in bowl games. FAV—Pointspread record as a bowl favorite. DOG— Vegas, Camellia, Cure Orlando, New Orleans; Dec. 21-Miami Beach; Dec. Pointspread record as a bowl underdog. PICK—Record in “pick’em” bowl 22-Famous Idaho Potato, Boca Raton; Dec. 23-Poinsettia, GoDaddy; Dec. games. *-Coaching change or pending change since end of season. 24-Bahamas, Hawaii). To be mailed, and available online, December 14; COACH SUR PSR FAV DOG PICK TGS EXTRA!!! bowl issue also available December 14. Issue No. 17...Sixteen bowls from Dec. 26-30 (Dec. 26-St. Petersburg, Tom Herman, Houston — — — — — Sun, Dallas, Yankee Pinstripe, Independence, Foster Farms; Dec. 28- Jimbo Fisher, Florida State 4-1 3-2 2-1 1-1 — Military, Quick Lane Detroit; Dec. 29-Armed Forces, Russell Athletic, Arizona, Texas; Dec. 30-Birmingham, Belk, Music City, Holiday). To be Mark Dantonio, Michigan St. 4-4 5-3 — 5-3 — mailed, and available online, December 21. Nick Saban, Alabama 6-8 6-8 4-5 2-3 — Issue No. 18...Twelve bowls from Dec. 31-Jan. 2 (Dec. 31-Peach, Cotton, Orange; Jan. 1-Outback, Citrus, Fiesta, Rose, Sugar; Jan. 2- Bob Stoops, Oklahoma 8-8 6-10 3-7 3-3 — Taxslayer Gator, Liberty, Alamo, Cactus). To be mailed, and available Dabo Swinney, Clemson 4-3 4-3 1-3 3-0 — online, December 28. Butch Jones, Tennessee 2-2 3-1 1-1 1-0 1-0 Issue No. 19...The CF Playoff title game (Jan. 11-at Glendale, Az). To be Pat Fitzgerald, Northwestern 1-4 4-1 — 4-1 — mailed, and available online, January 4.

Jim McElwain, Florida 1-0 1-0 — 1-0 — , Michigan 1-1 2-0 1-0 1-0 — Bowl predictions previously released in Issue #17 (TGS pointspread choice in CAPS): Brian Kelly, Notre Dame 4-3 2-5 0-3 2-2 — Urban Meyer, Ohio State 9-2 9-2 7-2 2-0 — St. Petersburg Bowl: MARSHALL 27 - Connecticut 13 Sun Bowl: WASHINGTON STATE 36 - Miami-Fla. 30 Kirk Ferentz, Iowa 6-6 8-4 1-0 7-4 — Heart of Dallas Bowl: SOUTHERN MISS 28 - Washington 31 David Shaw, Stanford 2-2 2-1-1 1-1-1 1-0 — Pinstripe Bowl: INDIANA 42 - Duke 35 Independence Bowl: TULSA 28 - Virginia Tech 33 Hugh Freeze, Ole Miss 2-1 2-1 2-0 0-1 — Foster Farms Bowl: UCLA 42 - Nebraska 31 Mike Gundy, Oklahoma St. 6-3 5-4 4-3 1-1 — Military Bowl: NAVY 27 - Pittsburgh 19 Quick Lane Bowl: CENTRAL MICHIGAN 27 - Minnesota 26 James Franklin, Penn State 3-1 3-1 2-0 1-0 0-1 Armed Forces Bowl: AIR FORCE 36 - California 33 Bryan McClendon, Georgia* — — — — — Russell Athletic Bowl: NORTH CAROLINA 33 - Baylor 27 Bill Snyder, Kansas State 7-9 5-11 5-7 0-3 0-1 Arizona Bowl: NEVADA 27 - Colorado State 24 Bret Bielema, Arkansas 3-4 4-3 1-0 3-3 — Texas Bowl: TEXAS TECH 38 - Lsu 40 Birmingham Bowl: MEMPHIS 37 - Auburn 31 Dana Holgorsen, W. Virginia 1-2 1-2 0-2 1-0 — Belk Bowl: MISSISSIPPI ST. 38 - N. Carolina St. 28 Todd Graham, Arizona State 3-2 3-2 1-1 2-1 — Music City Bowl: LOUISVILLE 31 - Texas A&M 20 Holiday Bowl: WISCONSIN 27 - Southern California 26

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(15-Cincinnati 28-BALTIMORE 24...23-19 31/86 18/36 20/32/1/372 32/49/1/362 1/1 1/0) (14-Cincinnati 23-BALTIMORE 16 16-26 26/79 20/91 25/38/0/301 35/62/1/329 0/0 2/1) NFL ANALYSIS (14-CINCINNATI 27-Baltimore 24 19-18 34/111 26/107 21/28/1/239 17/34/2/187 2/11/0) Home team in CAPS. *—indicates night game. 2014 Statistics after game writeups are listed in the (15-Cincy +2 28-24 o45; 14-Cincy+1’ 23-16 u43; CINCY +2’ 27-24 o45...SR: Balt. 20-19) following order: Score of game, first downs, rushing attempts/rushing yards, passes completed/passes ATLANTA 31 - New Orleans 24—Slumps by each team earlier in the attempted/passes intercepted/passing yards, and fumbles lost. The winner's statistics are listed season have made this clash between old southern rivals about as meaningful first. Scores and pointspreads (in parentheses) are results of most recent meetings in series. P—Pick as their expansion-era battles of the late ‘60s. But now that Atlanta has Game. SR—Series Record (official league games only), with team leading in series, number of games straightened out after losing six in a row, the Falcons seem more likely to run won, lost and tied. NL—No Line. TGS Key Releases are underlined and denoted with stars. Some frequently-appearing abbreviations. HC—Head Coach. “O”—Offense. “D”—Defense. through the regular-season tape. Especially with WR Julio Jones (18 catches DDs—Double Digits. OL—Offensive Line or Lineman. DL—Defensive Line or Lineman. KR-Kick past two weeks) back to his early-season form and Dan Quinn’s defense Returner. o.c.—Offensive Coordinator. d.c.—Defensive Coordinator. YR—Yards Rushing. YP— displaying some bite in the Falcs’ recent wins over the hot offenses of the Jags Yards Passing. recs.—Receptions. ints.—. STs—Special Teams. ypg—Yards per and Panthers. Drew Brees’ sore foot didn’t bother him last week vs. Jackson- Game. ppg—Points per Game. ypc—Yards per Carry (or Catch, for receivers). LY—Last Year. TY— ville. But his injury must be monitored for this finale. The Saints are close to This Year. Y—Year or Years. TDP—Touchdown Passes. FA—Free Agent. SU—Straight Up. Games being the most-scorched NFL pass defense–EVER! are listed in the Don Best rotation used in the majority of Las Vegas sportsbooks. (15-N. ORLEANS 31-Atlanta 21...25-23 32/81 21/150 30/39/0/304 30/44/0/263 0/0 5/3) All score predictions are made with Las Vegas pointspreads and over-under lines in mind. Please (14-ATLANTA 37-New Orleans 34...28-30 25/123 28/139 31/43/0/445 29/42/1/333 1/1 1/1) note: All selections indicating a preference for the underdog do not necessarily forecast the underdog (14-Atlanta 30-N. ORLEANS 14...18-22 22/81 18/57 30/40/0/322 30/47/2/271 1/0 3/2) as the straight-up winner of the game. A predicted victory by the favorite of less than the pointspread (15-N. ORL. +3' 31-21 n52; 14-ATL. +3 37-34 (OT) o51’; Atl. +6 30-14 u56...SR: Atl. 49-44) on the game indicates the underdog is the preferred side in the game. iii OVER THE TOTAL HOUSTON 28 - Jacksonville 27—The Texans iiiKEY RELEASESiii have shuffled QBs (winning games with four of them, including Cleveland and CAROLINA by 22 over Tampa Bay Dallas castoff Brandon Weeden the past two weeks!) as most teams do nickel backs. But even in must-win mode to secure the AFC South and with QB of NEW ENGLAND by 19 over Miami ------choice perhaps back from concussion, not sure Houston has it easy OVER THE TOTAL in the Jacksonville-Houston game vs. the potent Jags, who continue to play hard for well-liked HC Gus Bradley iiiiiiiiiiiiiii (feeling heat from owner Shad Khan). If J’ville (NFL-worst 2.5 ppg in the first Q) ever stops hurting itself with slow starts, Blake Bortles (now 35 TDP) can make SUNDAY, JANUARY 3 the Texans sweat before they punch their playoff ticket. Defense-shy Jags New York Jets 23 - BUFFALO 17—Last chance for Buffalo to salvage “over” 4 of last 5; 8 of last 11. something from a campaign that has failed to live up to Rex Ryan’s bluster, (15-Houston 31-J’VILLE 20...24-26 31/95 21/83 24/36/0/287 30/53/3/311 1/0 1/0) although a win would get Bills to .500 and give Rexy a satisfying sweep over his (14-Houston 27-J’VILLE 13...19-17 42/173 22/74 13/19/0/131 20/40/1/188 1/0 0/0) former employer while possibly denying the Jets a playoff berth. N.Y. was in a (14-HOUSTON 23-Jacksonville 17...24-13 39/123 14/121 25/35/1/235 15/34/0/112 1/1 1/0) midseason slump at the time of the first meeting, one of Ryan Fitzpatrick’s few (15-Houston +2 31-20 o43'; 14-Hou. -6’ 27-13 u42; HOU.-9 23-17 n40...SR: Houston 16-11) 2015 meltdowns, but the Jets have won five straight and control their wildcard Pittsburgh 33 - CLEVELAND 17—With victories over the likes of Arizona, fate. The Bills are already preparing to dump salary (DE Mario Williams likely Cincy, and Denver this year, it’s hard to believe a pair of losses to injury-wracked first on that list) after a disappointing year. Let’s hope these teams don’t break Baltimore could scuttle Pittsburgh’s playoff hopes. But if the Men of Steel can out the same Nike “color rush” unis that almost blinded us during their Thursday avoid scoreboard watching of the Bills-Jets, they should be able to at least keep game at MetLife last month! their postseason hopes alive. The Browns are showing a bit of spark with (15-Buffalo 22-NY JETS 17...13-15 33/148 24/128 17/27/0/132 15/34/2/190 1/0 2/2) “Johnny Football” piloting their attack the past three weeks, and they have (14-Buffalo 43-NY JETS 23...12-22 32/67 33/175 10/17/0/213 20/44/4/137 1/0 4/2) played harder lately for under-fire HC Mike Pettine. But there are too many holes (14-BUFFALO 38-NY Jets 3...21-11 29/116 19/92 24/32/0/220 17/31/1/126 0/0 0/0) on the Cleveland stop unit to slow a focused Big Ben, who passed for 379 yards (15-Buffalo +2’ 22-17 u42’; 14-Buff. +3 43-23 o40’; BUFF. -2’ 38-3 u42...SR: Buffalo 52-46) off the bench in Pittsburgh’s Nov. 15 romp at Heinz Field. iiiCAROLINA 32 - Tampa Bay 10— After flying close to the flame in (15-PITTSBURGH 30-Cleveland 9...22-20 21/60 14/15 25/37/1/399 33/45/1/327 3/1 2/2) recent games, Carolina was finally burned last week at Atlanta, although Ron (14-PITTSBURGH 30-Cleve. 27...24-23 28/127 30/183 24/35/1/363 19/31/0/206 1/0 0/0) Rivera did not look too disturbed at the thought that talk of the unbeaten 1972 (14-CLEVELAND 31-Pittsburgh 10 19-22 38/158 32/138 8/17/0/210 21/42/1/221 3/1 1/0) Dolphins or 2007 Patriots would no longer be a distraction for his team. (15-PITT. -6' 30-9 u43; 14-PITT. -6’ 30-27 o41’; CLEVE. -1’ 31-10 u47...SR: Pitt. 61-34) Nonetheless, that loss at the Georgia Dome adds some urgency to this matchup, KANSAS CITY 21 - Oakland 19—Not since Paul Brown’s 1970 Bengals as the Panthers must now win in order to secure the home-field edge throughout (who started 1-6), with Virgil Carter at QB, has a team started as slowly as K.C.’s the NFC playoffs. Tampa Bay’s efforts have become very inconsistent in a late- 1-5 and made the playoffs! Even with a wildcard berth now assured, doubt the season three-game slump. And Jameis Winston does not throw the long ball Chiefs lose focus with a chance to still edge Denver for the AFC West. But even well enough to burn Carolina "over the top" as some other Panther foes have with its winning streak having reached nine, K.C. is not having an easy time done lately. Luke Keuchly & mates turn up the screws defensively to make sure lately, forced to hold on in the final seconds of its last two home games vs. the Carolina gets what it wants. Chargers and Browns. Derek Carr had Oakland in position to beat K.C. Dec. 6 (15-Carolina 37-TAMPA BAY 23...17-25 33/133 30/141 11/22/0/111 26/43/4/270 2/1 1/1) before three late picks. And this has long been a road-oriented series (Raiders (14-Carolina 20-TAMPA BAY 14...19-17 33/113 17/102 24/34/0/221 22/35/2/162 1/0 3/1) 11-4-1 vs. the line their last 16 at Arrowhead!). (14-CAROLINA 19-Tampa Bay 17...28-15 32/121 23/151 25/40/0/269 13/28/1/136 4/1 4/2) (15-Kansas City 34-OAKLAND 20...15-27 22/89 24/99 16/22/0/143 31/48/3/262 3/2 3/0) (15-Carolina -3 37-23 o40; 14-Car. +4 20-14 u38; CAR. -3’ 19-17 u41...SR: Carolina 19-11) (14-OAKLAND 24-Kansas City 20...18-16 30/179 24/96 18/35/0/172 20/36/0/217 2/1 2/0) iiiNew England 29 - MIAMI 10—Any chance that Bill Belichick would (14-KANSAS CITY 31-Oakland 13...16-17 27/93 17/78 18/31/0/295 27/56/0/202 1/1 1/1) sub freely, as he did when losing LY’s season-ender to the Bills, likely went out (15-K. City -3 34-20 o45; 14-OAK. +7’ 24-20 o42’; K. CITY -10’ 31-13 o41’...SR: K. C. 51-48-2) the window with last week’s loss at the Meadowlands. That defeat created the INDIANAPOLIS 23 - Tennessee 13—QB questions abound, especially possibility that the Pats could still blow the home-field edge in AFC playoffs with after Indy’s Matt Hasselbeck left last week with a shoulder injury, with journey- another defeat. Thus, a very focused effort by N.E. vs. Miami seems assured, man backup Charlie Whitehurst then hurt late in the victory at Miami! Is Andrew also because Belichick will remind his troops how they have lost the last two Luck healed enough to return from his internal injuries? Zach Mettenberger (27 years at Sun Life. Meanwhile, there’s been no indication of any late-season rally of 51, 1 TD, 1 int.) struggled through Tennessee’s 34-6 blowout loss to Houston. by the feckless Dolphins, whose pointspread slump reached six with last week’s Would the Titans risk the valuable Marcus Mariota (held out with a sprained loss vs. battered Indy, with interim HC Dan Campbell and staff preparing to hit knee)? Indy has the stronger overall team and coaching. (15-Indy 35-TENNESSEE 33...20-28 23/133 27/88 18/30/2/245 27/44/2/345 1-0 0-0) the job market on “Black Monday.” (14-INDY 41-Tennessee 17 31-16 41/105 16/85 29/41/1/393 14/28/2/176 0/0 2/1) (15-N. ENGLAND 36-Miami 7...24/18 26/95 13/15 26/38/0/342 28/44/2/255 0/0 2/0) (14-Indy 27-TENNESSEE 10 16-9 30/64 24/142 23/35/0/314 13/31/0/50 1/0 4/1) (14-MIAMI 33-New England 20...25-20 38/191 20/89 18/32/1/169 29/56/0/226 3/2 3/2) (15-Indy -3' 35-33 o46'; 14-INDY -7’ 41-17 o46; Indy -7’ 27-10 u46...SR: Indy 28-14) (14-NEW ENGLAND 41 Miami 13 23-23 29/108 23/76 21/35/1/287 29/47/2/308 1/0 3/0) Washington 19 - DALLAS 17—Washington living large after clinching the (15-N. ENG. -8’ 36-7 u51’; 14-MIA. +4 33-20 o47; N. ENG. -8 41-13 o48’...SR: N. Eng. 52-48) CINCINNATI 20 - Baltimore 17—With former QBs Stoney Case and Elvis NFC East last week, taking a lot of pizzazz out of this season-ending Cowboys- Grbac apparently unavailable, the Ravens opted for the only slightly less- vs.-Redskins clash. Dallas won the first meeting despite three fumbles and an unlikely to take snaps last week vs. the Steelers. But their 20-17 extremely modest game (16 of 29) from Matt Cassel. The Cowboys are down upset win merely confirmed the season-long resolve demonstrated by John to QB No. 4 TY in lefty Kellen Moore, who labored in the Buffalo wind last week Harbaugh’s club, which has mostly stayed competitive despite being decimated (Moore 13 of 31 for 186 yards and his fourth int. of the season). Not sure who by a rash of injuries. Even if they lose at Denver Monday night, the Bengals could will be playing QB for Washington as the Redskins prepare for next week’s still sneak into a playoff bye if the Chiefs can pip the Broncos in the AFC West, playoffs. But, with Dez Bryant (foot) out last week, the Cowboys are seriously perhaps precluding mass subbing by Marvin Lewis. But if Cincy can improve its lacking in horsepower. playoff status, do you trust young A.J. McCarron to extend the margin? (Continued on next page) THE GOLD SHEET PAGE 3

(15-Dallas 19-WASH. 16...16-15 24/97 26/73 16/29/0/221 22/31/0/193 4/3 2/1) (14-Washington 20-DAL. 17 (OT)...19-20 31/123 25/166 25/30/1/286 21/34/0/224 0/0 4/2) NFL RATINGS & POINTSPREAD RECORDS (14-Dallas 44-WASHINGTON 17...20-20 26/174 24/104 22/34/1/283 27/41/2/309 1/0 2/2) HOW TO USE THE RATINGS: Teams measured from the TOP rating of zero. HFV - Home Field (15-Dallas +3 19-16 u42'; 14-Wash. +9’ 20-17 (OT) u49’; Dal. -5’ 44-17 o48...SR: Dal. 62-38) Value. A team rated 3 would be a 6-point favorite on a neutral field over a team rated 9. Adjust for home CHICAGO 23 - Detroit 17—Offense dominated in the first-meeting over- team HFV points. SUR - 2015 Straight-up Won-Loss Record vs. all foes. PSR - 2015 Won-Loss Record time clash, with collecting 405 YP and 4 TDs, while Jay Cutler vs. Points. CR - Current 2015 Power Rating. The consensus line is used to compute won-lost spread passed for 353. Chicago could not handle Calvin Johnson (6 for 166, TD), not records. Teams with bold + or - have had their ratings moved 2 (NFL) or 3 (College) points for the better a new development for the Bears. But Chicago’s well-rounded victory last week (+) or worse (-) since last week. The consensus Las Vegas line is used to compute won-lost spread at Tampa Bay indicates the Bears are ready for a little January outdoor payback. records. Chicago HC John Fox is building with the future in mind. Lions have won two TOTAL HOME AWAY TEAM CR HFV SUR PSR O/U PF-PA PSR PF-PA PSR PF-PA straight, but they’re likely way too late to save the job of HC Jim Caldwell. (15-DETROIT 37-Chicago 34 (OT)...26-24 32/155 31/91 27/42/1/391 26/41/1/353 3/2 1/0) ArizonaArizona -2 3 13-2 9-6 9-6 32-18 3-4 32-18 6-2 33-19 (14-DETROIT 34-Chicago 17...28-18 23/91 8/13 34/45/0/383 31/48/2/256 2/1 0/0) Atlanta+Atlanta 5 2 8-7 6-92-12-1 21-22 3-4 24-21 3-5 19-23 (14-Detroit 20-CHICAGO 14...22-17 26/138 22/64 22/39/2/229 23/39/1/170 2/1 0/0) Baltimore+Baltimore 9 2 5-10 5-9-1 7-8 21-25 1-6 20-26 4-3 22-24 (15-DET. -3 37-34 (OT) o44’; 14-DET. -7 34-17 o46; Det. -9 20-14 u44...SR: Chicago 49-48-1) BuffaloBuffalo 6 3 7-8 6-8-1 8-7 24-23 4-3 24-22 2-4 22-22 NEW YORK GIANTS 30 - Philadelphia 23—What might have been a CarolinaCarolina -2 2 14-1 10-59-5-1 31-20 5-2 32-18 5-3 30-22 showdown for the NFC East, is perhaps now merely battle for coaching survival ChicagoChicago 8 2 6-9 6-7-28-6-1 21-25 1-5 21-27 5-2 21-23 between a couple of under-pressure mentors. Philly survived in the sloppy first CincinnatiCincinnati 3 2 11-3 11-2-1 7-7 27-17 4-2 25-18 7-0 29-17 meeting, making four turnovers to New York’s three, but getting 109 YR from ClevelandCleveland 11 2 3-12 6-9 8-7 18-27 3-4 21-26 3-5 15-28 DeMarco Murray (a rare occurrence TY) and a key int. TD from the now-injured CB DallasDallas 10 3 4-11 5-10 5-10 17-23 2-5 19-28 3-5 15-18 Nolan Carroll. Odell Beckham Jr. returns from suspension for this game after DenverDenver 2 3 10-4 7-5-2 7-7 22-19 3-3 21-19 4-2 23-19 totaling just 61 yards receiving (one TD) in the first meeting. Might this “meaning- Detroit+Detroit 6 3 6-9 6-8-1 9-6 22-25 3-4 26-25 3-3 20-23 less” game reveal whether the Birds are firmly behind HC/”GM” Chip Kelly? GreenGreen Bay-Bay 1 3 10-5 9-6 5-10 24-20 4-3 25-17 5-3 23-23 (15-PHILA. 27-NY Giants 7...24-18 37/158 23/81 24/38/3/270 24/38/2/166 3/1 2/1) HoustonHouston 5 3 8-7 8-78-6-1 21-20 4-3 19-17 4-4 22-24 (14-PHILA. 27-NY Giants 0...24-12 36/203 23/85 21/34/2/245 17/28/0/168 1/0 3/1) IndianapolisIndianapolis 8 2 7-8 7-8 7-8 20-26 3-4 19-21 4-4 21-30 (14-Philadelphia 34-NY GIANTS 26...23-22 32/164 25/76 23/36/1/262 28/53/1/429 0/0 1/0) JacksonvilleJacksonville 7 2 5-10 7-810-5 25-28 3-4 23-22 3-4 25-33 (15-PHILA. -4 27-7 u50; 14-PHILA. -2 27-0 u50’; Phila. +2’ 34-26 o52’...SR: Phil. 57-43-1) KansasKansas CityCity 1 2 10-5 8-7 9-6 25-18 2-4 20-17 5-3 27-20 *Minnesota 20 - GREEN BAY 17—Considering the site and opponent, MiamiMiami 11 2 5-10 4-11 7-8 19-25 1-5 21-26 3-5 19-25 G.B. perhaps executed its best overall game of the season in the first meeting. MinnesotaMinnesota 3 3 10-5 12-36-7-2 23-19 6-2 25-20 6-1 21-18 But the Packers are reeling after last week’s 9-sack, 4-giveaway nightmare in NewNew EnglandEngland -3 3 12-3 7-6-2 8-7 30-20 4-2 32-18 3-4 29-22 Arizona, with their OL using backups who were never intended to get major NewNew OrleansOrleans 5 3 6-9 7-89-5-1 26-31 4-4 32-32 3-4 18-29 playing time. Now, it’s the NFC North-deciding contest, with the Vikes in much NYNY GiantsGiants 4 2 6-9 9-6 9-6 26-27 4-3 27-26 5-3 25-28 better shape, with safety Harrison Smith, OLB Anthony Barr, and DT Linval NYNY JetsJets 1 2 10-5 9-6 8-7 25-19 5-3 28-18 3-3 20-22 Joseph all back in action. G.B. WRs continue to have problems escaping the OaklandOakland 7 3 7-8 7-810-5 23-25 2-6 21-27 5-2 24-23 gravity of tough press coverage, putting even more stress on the Packer OLmen. PhiladelphiaPhiladelphia 8 2 6-9 6-9 7-8 23-27 3-5 22-26 3-4 24-28 Will favor the “eyeball test” over the back-and-forth nature of the NFL. TV-NBC PittsburghPittsburgh 0 3 9-6 7-6-2 6-9 26-20 4-3 31-19 3-3 21-22 (15-Green Bay 30-MINNESOTA 13 19-16 34/124 18/94 16/34/0/196 25/38/0/248 0/0 1/1) (14-GREEN BAY 42-Minnesota 10...15-20 28/156 25/111 15/22/1/164 22/44/2/188 0/0 1/1) St.St. LouisLouis 7 2 7-8 7-7-1 4-11 18-21 5-3 20-20 2-4 15-22 (14-Green Bay 24-MINNESOTA 21...24-20 32/155 25/112 19/29/0/207 21/37/1/196 1/0 0/0) SanSan DiegoDiego 8 1 4-11 7-8 5-9-1 20-25 2-6 21-25 5-2 19-24 (15-G. Bay +1 30-13 u44'; 14-G.B. -9 42-10 o47; G. Bay -8’ 24-21 u49...SR: G. Bay 50-48-2) S.San Francisco Francisco 13 2 4-11 6-9 6-8 15-25 4-3 14-17 2-6 16-32 DENVER 19 - San Diego 16—It was an in-your-face disgrace for S.D. in SeattleSeattle -1 3 9-6 7-7-1 7-8 26-18 4-4 26-19 3-3 25-17 the first meeting, as the Chargers were held without a TD for their second straight TampaTampa Bay-Bay 10 2 6-9 7-8 8-7 22-25 3-5 21-27 4-3 24-23 home game, with three S.D. giveaways helping QB Brock Osweiler win his third Tennessee-Tennessee 12 1 3-12 6-9 9-6 18-26 4-4 18-28 2-5 19-25 straight start for Denver. However, prior to the Broncos’ Monday nighter vs. WashingtonWashington 4 3 8-7 8-7 8-7 24-24 5-3 26-19 3-4 21-30 Cincy, Osweiler had failed produce any second-half points in three straight games! Also-ran S.D. has remarkably covered its last five on the road (thanks mostly to Philip Rivers). And HC Mike McCoy, a former four-year Denver assistant, has turned to his young players on defense, not without THE GOLD SHEET and LAS VEGAS Lines some success. HOME TEAM in CAPS. Totals in brackets ( ). a NL-No Line. (15-Denver 17-S. DIEGO 3...19-15 39/134 23/93 16/26/1/159 18/35/1/179 0/0 4/2) (14-Denver 35-San Diego 21...27-22 30/139 15/61 25/35/0/286 30/41/2/245 2/0 0/0) TGS Hilton Mirage (14-Denver 22-SAN DIEGO 10...18-20 39/111 20/56 14/22/0/226 24/41/2/232 1/0 0/0) Ny Jets- BUFF. N.3 N.2½ (43) N.2½ (15-Den. -5' 17-3 u44; 14-DEN. -9 35-21 o51; Den. -4 22-10 u50’...SR: Denver 59-40-1) CAR.-T. Bay C.13 C.10 (47) C.10 St. Louis 22 - SAN FRANCISCO 12—Yes, it’s too little, too late (again) for N. Eng.-MIAMI N.11½ N.9 (NT) N.8 Jeff Fisher and 7-8 St. Louis. But the Rams now have a classic NFL formula CINCY-Baltimore C.9 C.7 (NT) C.7 working for them, with a smothering defense (40 sacks), a pounding ground ATLANTA-N. Orl. A.3 NL (NT) NL force (Todd Gurley 1108 YR in 13 games), and a heady QB (game manager HOUS.-J’ville H.4½ H.5½ H.6 Case Keenum 4 TDs, 1 int. in four starts). In-transition S.F.—which is using Pitt.-CLEVE. P.10 P.10 (47) P.9½ either backups or is testing youngsters at several positions—has nine DD losses K. CITY-Oakland K.7 K.6½ (43) K.7 TY! Niners 6-1 “under” at Levi's in 2015. (15-ST. LOUIS 27-San Francisco 6...16/11 41/197 21/ 38 14/23/0/191 20/41/0/151 1/1 0/0) INDY-Tenn. I.6½ I.6 (NT) I.6 (14-San Francisco 31-ST. LOUIS 17...17-19 30/89 24/93 22/36/0/343 21/42/1/216 1/1 1/0) Wash.-DALLAS W.3 D.3 D.3½ (14-St. Louis 13-S. FRAN. 10...13-20 27/91 21/80 13/24/2/102 22/33/0/183 0/0 3/2) CHICAGO-Det. C.1 C.1 (45) C.1½ (15-STL -8 27-6 u40; 14-S. Fran. -3’ 31-17 o43’; St. Louis +10’ 13-10 u44...SR: S. F. 51-47-2) NY GIANTS-Phil. N.5½ N.3½ (NT) N.3½ ARIZONA 20 - Seattle 19—If Carolina beats Tampa Bay in one of Sunday’s G. BAY-Minn. G.4 G.3 (NT) G.3 early games, Arizona will be locked into the No. 2 seed in the NFC. If Carolina DENVER-S. Diego D.8 D.7½ (NT) D.8 loses, look for (34 TDs, 10 ints.) at QB for the Cardinals. If the St. Louis-S. FRAN St.4 St. 3½ (37½) St.3½ Panthers win and thus sew up the top seed, only Arizona HC Bruce Arians will ARIZONA-Seattle A.4 A.3½ (47) A.3½ know who you should look for at QB (perhaps backup QB Dean Stanton, with the very valuable Palmer preserved for the playoffs after missing the postseason LY). Seattle blew a fourth-quarter lead in the high-scoring first meeting, when the Hawks still had the now-injured Thomas Rawls at RB. Add a TD to the Cardinals’ 20 points above if Carolina loses earlier to the Bucs. The Gold Sheet EXTRA!!! Technical Play of the Week (15-Arizona 39-SEATTLE 32...30-18 33/117 18/115 29/47/1/334 14/32/1/228 2/2 2/0) (14-SEATTLE 19-Arizona 3 16-12 29/124 20/64 17/22/0/169 14/26/1/140 0/0 2/0) NFL: OAKLAND over Kansas City...Raiders 11-4-1 vs. line last 16 at (14-Seattle 35-ARIZONA 6 23-17 34/267 15/29 21/32/0/329 18/45/1/187 1/0 1/0) Arrowhead Stadium in road-oriented series that has seen visitor post 23-9-1 (15-Ariz. +3 39-32 o44; 14-SEATTLE -7 19-3 u41’; Seattle -8 35-6 o36’...SR: Arizona17-16) spread mark since 1999. The bowl issue of THE GOLD SHEET EXTRA...featuring the Tech Plays of the Week is available now! College Tech Plays on 37-18 run...three more bowl plays this week! THE GOLD SHEET PAGE 4

PEACH BOWL COTTON BOWL HOUSTON (12-1) vs. FLORIDA STATE (10-2) MICHIGAN STATE (12-1) vs. ALABAMA (12-1) Thursday, December 31 Day at Atlanta, Georgia (Dome; Artificial Turf) Thursday, December 31 Night at Arlington, Texas (Artificial Turf)

TEAM GP SUR PSR PF PA YR YP T-R-P YR YP T-R-P TO DIFF OPR TEAM GP SUR PSR PF PA YR YP T-R-P YR YP T-R-P TO DIFF OPR Houston 12 11-1 8-4 40 20 237 238 63-37-19123 261 30-14-16+177.1 13.1 Mich. St. 13 12-1 5-8 32 21 161 235 55-24-26113 230 34-14-18+164.4 8.5 Florida St. 11 9-2 7-4 31 16 180 245 40-21-18140 193 20-6-12 +3 6.9 8.6 Alabama 12 11-1 6-6 32 15 209 215 46-24-16 73 195 20-5-13 +5 4.6 2.8 Houston 27 - Florida State 26—Since we at TGS keenly follow develop- Alabama 27 - Michigan State 24—In this CFP semifinal, MSU wants to ments during the bowl weeks, rest assured we have taken note of the early advance to the final, while also avenging its 49-7 beatdown by Alabama in the struggles by members of the AAC during the postseason. And we admit to 2010 Capital One Bowl. The Spartans started 8-0 TY, including that crazy 27-23 having paused briefly at the thought of recommending another American entry victory over archrival Michigan in “The Big House.” Two weeks after its after loop reps dropped their first five bowl tests, with only another characteristic controversial 39-38 loss at Nebraska, MSU managed to upset Ohio State in late, belated rally by Tulsa netting the league a lone spread cover in those Columbus using two backup QBs. The Spartans captured the Big Ten title on a games. Does that suggest that...Houston, we have a problem? memorable, late, 78-yd. TD drive in their 16-13 grinder over Iowa at Indianapolis. Not necessarily, since the Cougars proved to be the class of the American After Bama’s mistake-filled 43-37 Sept. 19 home upset loss at the hands of Ole this season, winning the conference title game over Temple by double digits. Miss (which won for the second straight year), the Tide had a galvanizing players- Indeed, the only game that the Cougs lost this term came when starting QB only meeting. The team then ripped off 10 straight victories, winning by 21.7 Greg Ward, Jr. was shelved for a mid-November loss at sky-high UConn. ppg, including a 29-15 dispatching of then-ranked Florida in the SEC title game. Which scuttled the longshot Final Four chances UH had generated thanks to the The centerpiece of Alabama’s power-run oriented attack (34 ppg; 208 ypg rousing debut campaign of HC Tom Herman, formerly Urban Meyer’s o.c. at Ohio rushing vs. all foes) is Heisman Trophy-winning RB Derrick Henry (1986 YR, 23 State (and missed by the Buckeyes this season, especially in their November TDR). Steady but unspectacular QB Jake Coker (65.7%, 17 TDP, 8 ints.) did loss to Michigan State). Fortunately for the Cougs, Herman recently resisted develop rapport with prized frosh WR Calvin Ridley (team-high 75 grabs, 5 overtures from potential suitors and inked an extension at Houston, which TDs). Another ferocious Tide “D” (14.4 ppg; 46 sacks) is spearheaded by LB hasn’t had it this good on the gridiron since the long-ago Bill Yeoman “Veer” era. Reggie Ragland (95 tackles) & ball-hawking SS Eddie Jackson (4 ints.). Catalyst Ward (68% completions and 35 TDs—16 via pass, 19 via rush) also But physical and confident MSU matches up well in this heavyweight battle. led a wild comeback win over Pitt in last year’s Armed Forces Bowl, and would The aggressive, instinctive & veteran MSU “D” (20.46 ppg; 7th nationally vs. run) seem to give the Cougs a solid edge at the QB position over serviceable FSU is paced by relentless jr. LB Riley Bullough and sack-happy DE Shilique counterpart Sean Maguire, who lacks the capacity for big plays that colleague Calhoun (10½ sacks). Note that Ohio State’s star RB Ezekiel Elliott, who and Notre Dame transfer Everett Golson provided. Golson, however, amassed more than 100 YR vs. all other foes, was limited to a meager 33 in 12 relinquished snaps to Maguire late in the season and will not be making the trip carries vs. the Spartans! Plus, MSU’s well-designed zone blitzes (producing 35 to Atlanta for personal reasons. But the Noles have other weapons, including sacks) could be problematic for the non-elusive Coker on tough down-and- slashing RB Dalvin Cook (1658 YR & 7.9 ypc), who might have stayed in the distance passing situations. Heisman race had a series of nagging injuries not slowed him during the Meanwhile, the Spartans’ productive sr. QB Connor Cook (34-4 as a starter!; season. Houston did not face such a top-quality overland threat, though the 24 TDP, only 5 ints.) and his nicely-balanced arsenal (32 ppg; 24 rush TDs & 26 Cougs did rank 13th nationally vs. the run. Where UH was vulnerable on “D” was passing TDs)—featuring sure-handed sr. WR Aaron Burbridge (80 catches, 7 vs. the pass (ranking 110th), but Maguire’s limitations figure to restrict TDC)—can make some hay vs. the Tide stop unit, which didn’t face an somewhat significant damage the Noles might cause thru the air. overabundance of top-shelf passers in the SEC TY. The FSU argument is thus based mostly around the abilities of RB Cook and Alabama is taking a more serious approach this year after HC Saban said his a typically fleet-footed Seminole ”D” that smoked Florida in a late-season team lacked focus in LY’s 42-35 semifinal loss to Ohio State in the Sugar Bowl. encounter and features Jalen Ramsey, who has a compelling case as the But we’re not dissuaded from taking close to DDs with this opportunistic Big Ten nation’s top CB. The great equalizer for Houston, however, remains QB Ward, power (+16 TO margin). MSU’s even-keeled mentor Mark Dantonio—who who gives the Cougs (16-2-1 vs. line last 19 away from home) a legit puncher’s served as Nick Saban’s assistant in East Lansing in the late 1990s—has thrived chance against a non-vintage FSU bunch. in an underdog role (10-1 last 11). And Dantonio has reversed his 0-4 SU start as a bowl coach (all as a dog), with a 4-0 SU/spread mark as an underdog since 2011, including LY’s come-from-behind 42-41 Cotton Bowl triumph over potent Baylor.

ORANGE BOWL OUTBACK BOWL OKLAHOMA (11-1) vs. CLEMSON (13-0) NORTHWESTERN (10-2) vs. TENNESSEE (8-4) Thursday, December 31 Night at Miami Gardens, Florida (Grass Field) Friday, January 1 Day at Tampa, Florida (Grass Field)

TEAM GP SUR PSR PF PA YR YP T-R-P YR YP T-R-P TO DIFF OPR TEAM GP SUR PSR PF PA YR YP T-R-P YR YP T-R-P TO DIFF OPR Oklahoma 12 11-1 9-3 46 21 235 308 71-31-37150 202 30-12-18+105.1 8.1 No'western11 9-2 7-4 19 18 180 138 23-12-7 122 204 24-15-5 +4 1.3 8.0 Clemson 12 12-0 5-5 38 21 221 287 55-25-28128 173 32-13-16 0 .8 7.1 Tennessee11 7-4 6-5 32 22 225 196 43-25-14150 229 31-11-17+1 4.1 7.5 Clemson 36 - Oklahoma 34—Bowl rematches are somewhat rare, but they Northwestern 22 - Tennessee 21—With a few breaks here or there, do have a history that nonetheless intrigues. Ohio State and Southern Cal Tennessee might be participating in the Final Four. Consider that this season’s would meet three times in row at the Rose Bowl in the early ‘70s, alternating Vols had two playoff teams, Oklahoma and Alabama, on the ropes deep into the wins, including blowout results in the first two. At the same time, the 1973-74 4th Q before losing bitter decisions, with the Sooner result requiring OT. UT Alabama and Notre Dame met back-to-back in games with national title would also hold a double-digit lead into the 4th Q of an early-season SEC East implications, as the Irish won a pair of nailbiters vs. the Tide at the Sugar and showdown vs. Florida until victimized by two late Gator scores, the last a 63- Orange Bowls. Ara Parsegian’s 1969 & ‘70 squads would mark Notre Dame’s yard pass-run fourth-down TD with 1:26 to play, preceding Vol PK Aaron Medley return to bowl action for the first time in over four decades with consecutive Cotton missing a potential game-winning 55-yard FG by inches (really, it was inches!) Bowls vs. Darrell Royal’s Texas, splitting games that had No. 1 implications. on the final play. Oklahoma has some history in bowl rematches, too, involved in back-to-back But the fact UT lost all of those hair-raisers, plus another vs. Arkansas in Orange Bowls vs. Bobby Bowden’s first great Florida State teams in 1979 & ‘80. which the Vols would blow one more double-digit lead, suggests a disturbing Barry Switzer’s Sooners would win both, but needed a late TD and 2-point pattern about Butch Jones’ squad. And that trait is potentially meaningful vs. a conversion to survive the second meeting by a razor-thin 18-17 margin. Northwestern bunch that won five games by single-digit margins and seemed to We mention these bowl rematches not only because most of the results from thrive on just the sort of nerve-wracking situations that would give Tennessee fits. the past are mixed, but also because so much of the argument for Oklahoma in Indeed, Pat Fitzgerald’s entry would remind greatly of another of his this Final Four matchup vs. Clemson is based on the revenge factor from last Evanston editions of 2012, that went 10-3 and remarkably lost just one year’s Russell Athletic Bowl in which the Tigers humiliated the Sooners by a 40- pointspread decision all season. That Wildcat team was also an underdog in its 6 count. That result concluded a late-season fade by the Sooners that prompted bowl vs. another SEC team and would beat Mississippi State, 34-20, NU’s first HC Bob Stoops into staff changes, especially on offense, as o.c. Josh Heupel was bowl win since the 1949 Rose! Now, Fitzgerald has a chance to author the relieved and replaced by East Carolina o.c Lincoln Riley, a spread devotee school’s first-ever 11-win season after losing only to Michigan and Iowa in a authorized by Stoops to remake the OU attack into the wide-open image it bright turnaround campaign. portrayed early in Stoops’ tenure, when the Sooners won the national title in 2000. continued on page 7 ... continued on page 7 ... THE GOLD SHEET PAGE 5

CITRUS BOWL FIESTA BOWL FLORIDA (10-3) vs. MICHIGAN (9-3) NOTRE DAME (10-2) vs. OHIO STATE (11-1) Friday, January 1 Day at Orlando, Florida (Grass Field) Friday, January 1 Day at at Glendale, Arizona (Grass Field) TEAM GP SUR PSR PF PA YR YP T-R-P YR YP T-R-P TO DIFF OPR TEAM GP SUR PSR PF PA YR YP T-R-P YR YP T-R-P TO DIFF OPR Florida 13 10-3 8-4 24 17 127 211 43-19-19121 174 25-10-14+104.0 5.8 N. Dame 12 10-2 7-4 35 22 216 256 54-28-21166 197 35-16-18 -5 2.6 6.8 Michigan 12 9-3 6-6 31 17 153 234 45-25-18123 159 23-12-7 -6 3.7 10.3 Ohio State 12 11-1 5-7 35 14 242 187 57-35-18127 176 20-8-12 +2 9.4 10.3 FLORIDA 23 - Michigan 19—Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh has Notre Dame 31 - Ohio State 30—Ohio State fell from the highest of heights engineered a remarkable reversal in fortune at Ann Arbor. By inserting Iowa with its Nov. 21 home loss to Michigan State. The Buckeyes were on track to graduate transfer QB Jake Rudock into the lineup and turning the Wolverine defend their national title and were riding a 23-game winning streak before the defense into a group reminiscent of those of the storied past, Harbaugh’s 2015 Spartan defense rose up and held OSU to just 132 total yards and MSU edition went 9-3 after winning just 6 of its previous 18 games from mid-2013 outscored it 10-0 in the 4th Q for an upset victory. through the end of 2014. Have to respect the assembled talent the Buckeyes have, with future NFL The Michigan defense ranked fourth overall, first in pass efficiency thanks to first rounders liberally spread throughout the lineup. The Buckeyes placed 11 RS frosh S Jabrill Peppers (Big Ten Frosh of the Year) along with CB Jourdan players on the all-Big Ten 1st and 2nd teams, including RB Ezekiel Elliott (league Lewis (1st-team all-Big 10, along with Peppers). However that unit gave up 381 Offensive Player of the Year; 1672 YR, 19 TDs), LT Taylor Decker (voted best ypg in the last 6 outings after yielding just 181 yards per game in the first six. Big 10 offensive lineman), and DE Joey Bosa (DL of the Year in Big 10). And it goes Peppers is a bit iffy with an undisclosed injury (he was seen with a cast on his hand, without saying that the two-headed beast at QB, J.T. Barrett and Cardale Jones, but Harbaugh has been mum on the topic). Michigan’s defense forced just 10 are both capable of taking charge of any game. Barrett was Big 10’s outstanding turnovers all season, tied with Wyoming and Rice for fewest in the country! QB in 2014, while Jones was dominating in OSU’s run to the championship. The Michigan attack was rather ordinary, ranking 72nd overall and 92nd in But Notre Dame has talent as well, and the Irish are giant killers. ND key RB rushing, but cashed in field position opportunities (6th in red zone offense). C.J. Prosise (1029 YR, 6.6 ypc, 12 TDs) has had time to recover from ankle and Rudock had some problems with interceptions, throwing 9, but his 14-4 TD-int. ratio shoulder injuries, plus a concussion that limited him to 9 carries in the team’s in the last 9 games showed improvement. A RB-by-committee was led by De’Veon last 3 games. He was ably backed by true frosh Josh Adams (760 YR, 7.5 ypc, Smith (644 YR, 6 TDs), while sr. WRs Jehu Chesson (646 yds., 14.4 ypc, 8 TDs) 5 TDs), both replacing original starter Tarean Folston, who was injured in the and Amara Darboh plus TE Jake Butt combined for 149 catches and 16 scores. opener vs. Texas. QB DeShone Kizer similarly took over for Malik Zaire, who Florida made similar strides in Jim McElwain’s first year in Gainesville. The was injured at Virginia in Game Two. Kizer completed 63.6% of his passes for Gators lost only to powerhouses Alabama, LSU and Florida State. The 2600 yards with a 19-9 TD-int. ratio in his 10 starts. Jr. big-play WR Will Fuller midseason loss of QB Will Grier was partly overcome on the merit of the sixth- had 1145 yds. (20.4 ypc) and 13 scores. The OL has a pair of players who’ve ranked defense in the country and the rushing of jr. Kelvin Taylor (978 YR, 13 registered on the NFL radar in C Nick Martin and LT Ronnie Stanley. TDs.). Soph QB Treon Harris was serviceable, completing 52% of his passes The Irish defense was good, ranking 38th in yardage and 32nd in scoring and for 1530 yds. with a 9-5 TD-int. ratio, but often struggled down the stretch. has a couple of future NFL players of its own. LB Jaylon Smith had 113 tackles Florida should have much stronger crowd support in Orlando, as “Gator and has the scouts drooling. Sr. S Elijah Shumate is expected to play on Nation” is getting excited about the team’s turnaround. Florida finished +10 in Sundays next season, and DE Romeo Okwara had 8 sacks. The return of turnover ratio (16th, contrasting with Michigan’s 103rd TO rank), and its defense starting LB James Onwualu, who missed the final 2 games with a sprained came through the season with fewer key injuries than that of the Wolverines. knee, will be a plus against Buckeyes. Florida was fire-tested by an SEC slate that was 4½ ratings points tougher than Ohio State won’t quite be the same for this game as it was when it was on its that of Michigan. Gators excited about finishing their best season in several extended winning streak, especially on defense. Buckeye defensive years on a high note, and points seem a bonus. coordinator Chris Ash left to become the HC at Rutgers, and star DT Adolphus Washington, one of the best interior defenders in the nation, was suspended for ROSE BOWL this game after being arrested for solicitation. Notre Dame has played a IOWA (12-1) vs. STANFORD (11-2) tougher schedule, with its only losses coming at top-ranked Clemson and at Friday, January 1 Day at Pasadena, California (Grass Field) Pac-12 champ Stanford, both by just 2 points. Envision this game ending in similar fashion...only with the Irish coming out on top this time. TEAM GP SUR PSR PF PA YR YP T-R-P YR YP T-R-P TO DIFF OPR Iowa 12 11-1 7-5 32 19 191 200 50-32-14122 221 24-10-12+136.1 11.8 SUGAR BOWL Stanford 13 11-2 9-4 37 23 225 211 62-32-27146 228 34-16-17 0 4.5 5.1 MISSISSIPPI (9-3) vs. OKLAHOMA STATE (10-2) Stanford 23 - Iowa 20—There is a great initial temptation to side with Friday, January 1 Night at New Orleans, Louisiana (Dome; Artificial Turf) Stanford and its sensational, truly extra-dimension soph RB Christian McCaffrey. The son of former Stanford and NFL WR Ed McCaffrey seemed to TEAM GP SUR PSR PF PA YR YP T-R-P YR YP T-R-P TO DIFF OPR improve exponentially during the season, becoming a late Heisman candidate Mississippi11 8-3 7-4 37 25 167 335 51-22-26134 262 31-7-23 0 2.5 5.7 Okla. St. 11 9-2 5-5 42 31 129 352 61-22-32194 255 44-24-16+143.1 8.1 after filling the stat sheet with a team-leading 1847 YR (5.8 ypc), a team-leading 41 recs., a team-leading 14 PRs, and a team-leading 36 kickoff returns for 28.9 Mississippi 41 - Oklahoma State 30—This is the third meeting since 2004, yards each (1 TD). Not to mention two TDs passing. with Ole Miss winning Cotton Bowls in 2003 (31-28 with Eli Manning at QB) & But, make no mistake. The 11-2 Pac-12 champs are far from a one-man 2009 (21-7). This season, OSU won its first 10 games before back-to-back show. Cardinal QB Kevin Hogan (school-record 35 QB victories, vs. 10 losses) losses to Big 12 powers Baylor and Oklahoma. Mississippi, which this year pulled has become the consummate team leader and clutch performer, hitting 68.6% off its second straight upset of Alabama, hit its nadir with a 37-24 upset loss at for 24 TDs with only 7 interceptions. Sr. RB Remound Wright saved McCaffrey AAC member Memphis in mid-October. But the Rebels won 4 of their final 5 lots of wear & tear by handling goal-line responsibilities with 13 TDR. Soph games, their only setback in its bizarre 53-52 OT home loss to Arkansas Nov. 7, Austin Hooper (31 recs., 6 TDs) developed into one of those familiar Stanford after what is now referred to in Fayetteville as the “Hog Mary” play. TEs of previous years. WRs Michael Rector and Devin Cajuste were perhaps The Cowboys’ pass-happy attack (41 ppg) is primarily directed by QB Mason under-used targets, but are physical and have big-play potential, with 8 Rudolph (63%, 21 TDs, 9 ints.), who is slated to return from a late-season foot combined TDs. injury. Mobile backup QB J.T. Walsh (13 TDP, 1 int.; 285 YR & 11 TDs), who This was a bit of a rebuilding year for the usually-rugged Stanford defense, supplied more of a run threat, is slated to see plenty of action as well. Oklahoma which gave up 23.1 ppg, compared with a miserly 16.4 in 2014. While certainly State lacked much of an infantry force (a meager 129 ypg, 3.6 ypc). But the no pushover, the Cardinal did yield 4.6 ypc, and it produced only 12 takeaways Cowboys had six receivers with 20+ catches, highlighted by WR James (just 7 ints., as youngsters saw lots of time at CB). But the pass rush was steady Washington (52 grabs,10 TDs). The opportunistic but non-dominating OSU “D” with 27 sacks. Giving hope to the Hawkeyes were Stanford’s opening-game (29 ppg; +14 TO margin), featuring heat-seeking DE Emmanuel Ogbah (13 loss at Northwestern (which Iowa handled easily), a narrow 30-28 win at sacks), was only 83rd in rush defense. Washington State, a 38-36 home loss to Oregon, and a last-second 38-36 The high-octane, better-balanced Rebel “O” (40.2 ppg; 27 rushing & 31 victory over Notre Dame. passing TDs vs. all foes) is orchestrated by mobile, strong-armed QB Chad Kelly Those results become interesting to “low-variance” Iowa, which likes to (27 TDP; 427 YR & 10 TDR), who made his uncle—Buffalo Bills QB Jim Kelly— control games with its trio of capable RBs (Jordan Canzeri, LeShun Daniels & proud by compiling a school-record 6,177 yards of total offense TY. Versatile RB Akrum Wadley combined for 2048 YR) and their stuff ‘em defense (18.5 ppg, Jaylon Walton (690 YR; 22 catches) is a slasher, while acrobatic 6-2 jr. WR continued on page 7 ... continued on page 7 ... THE GOLD SHEET PAGE 6

TAXSLAYER BOWL LIBERTY BOWL PENN STATE (7-5) vs. GEORGIA (9-3) KANSAS STATE (6-6) vs. ARKANSAS (7-5) Saturday, January 2 Day at Jacksonville, Florida (Grass Field) Saturday, January 2 Day at Memphis, Tennessee (Field Turf)

TEAM GP SUR PSR PF PA YR YP T-R-P YR YP T-R-P TO DIFF OPR TEAM GP SUR PSR PF PA YR YP T-R-P YR YP T-R-P TO DIFF OPR Penn State12 7-5 4-8 24 22 135 209 34-15-18150 175 34-18-12+5 .4 11.1 Kansas St.11 4-7 5-6 27 36 150 187 38-21-14180 283 50-25-22 -4 .6 5.2 Georgia 10 7-3 4-6 22 18 183 178 25-13-8 167 147 21-11-6 +4 .7 5.9 Arkansas 11 6-5 7-4 33 28 184 261 47-20-27118 276 38-21-16+4 .6 3.7 Penn State 24 - Georgia 23—Both underachieved this season, each Arkansas 31 - Kansas State 23—This is the sixth meeting (K-State has won returning 14-15 starters and expected to challenge for their respective division 3 of the previous 5), with Arkansas nabbing a 29-16 victory in the 2011 Cotton titles. That didn’t happen for either. The Georgia athletic powers that be fired Bowl, their last encounter. After an alarming 1-3 start (including upset losses at HC Mark Richt after 15 years on the job despite a 145-51 mark and the fact the home to Toledo & Texas Tech), the Hogs had a dramatic turnaround, winning Bulldogs were in a bowl every year under his guidance. WR coach Bryan 6 of their final 8 in the regular season (5-3 in the tough SEC). McClendon will serve as the interim HC, but he’s just a caretaker (and due to join Despite its 3-0 start vs. a weak preconference slate, KSU’s chances of going Will Muschamp's new South Carolina staff) until Alabama defensive coordinator bowling for the sixth straight year looked bleak following a disappointing 0-6 run Kirby Smart takes over. This could be a real negative for Georgia, as many in Big 12 action. But the Wildcats prevailed in their final three contests, players were reported in Richt’s camp, and one has to question the investment including a dramatic 24-23 upset of West Virginia in its finale, determined by a a makeshift or temporary staff has in a team they might not work for next season. 97-yd. KO return in the final period. Bulldog RB Nick Chubb was the featured player on offense until he suffered U of A’s productive, balanced offense (37.4 ppg; 26 rush & 30 pass TDs vs. a serious knee injury Oct. 10. Soph Sony Michel averaged 122 ypg rushing in all foes) is guided by much-improved 6-3 sr. QB Brandon Allen (school-record his 7 starts subbing for Chubb, finishing the regular season with 1076 YR and a 63 career TDP; 65%, 29 TDP, 7 ints. TY), who exploited top targets, speedy WR 5.4 ypc mark. Virginia transfer QB Greyson Lambert (64%, 1844 YP, 11-2 TD- Drew Morgan (55 grabs, 10 TDC) & NFL prospect TE Hunter Henry (46). RB int.) stepped in and did a commendable job this season, but the pass offense Alex Collins (1392 YR, 17 TDs) runs “angry.” The mediocre Razorback defense was ranked just 102nd in yardage. Lambert was unexpectedly benched in a (27.8 ppg; only 18 sacks; 105th in pass efficiency “D”), strafed by key graduation crucial game against Florida in November and threw just 2 TD passes in the losses from LY's 10th-ranked platoon, had a mere 10 picks all season. team’s last 6 games. The move to bench Lambert prior to the loss to the Gators K-State’s crafty, 76-year-old HC Bill Snyder hasn’t revealed whether erratic- undoubtedly had a lot to do with Richt’s being shown the door. passing but tough-running Joe Hubener (48%, 9 TDs, 9 ints.; 613 YR & 13 TDR) The Georgia defense was statistically sound, ranking 8th overall while allowing or the faster WR/QB Kody Cook (engineered win over the Mountaineers) will the fewest passing yards in the country and just 17 ppg. However, there were pilot the ground-oriented “O” (30.5 ppg; 61% runs TY). That unit owns a some flaws on “D,” including the fact Georgia gave up 4.6 ypc on the road. serviceable RB in Charles Jones (656 YR, 5 TDs), but a scarcity of game- Starting LB Tim Kimbrough (3rd leading tackler with 67) has been suspended and breakers at WR. The Wildcat defense (30.3 ppg vs. all foes TY, compared with will miss this game. 23.2 ppg LY)—anchored by tough 6-3 soph LB Elijah Lee (75 tackles, 5 Penn State had high expectations centered around QB Christian sacks)—was down a notch, but it did collect 36 sacks. Hackenberg, projected as a second-round in the NFL draft this spring. This is not a vintage K-State squad. Nonetheless, we believe the highly- Unfortunately, lack of protection has impacted his production. The Nittany Lion motivated 6-6 Wildcats (out to avoid their first losing season since 2008) can offensive line has given up 39 sacks, including 10 in the loss to Temple in the shrink the game some with ball control and hang inside the roomy, nearly two- opener. Hackenberg has thrown for 8318 yds. and 48 TDs in his career and has TD spread at our deadline. Bill Snyder once hired Hog HC Bret Bielema (both a 16-5 TD-int. ratio this season, so even though he’s slid down the draft list of coaches trace their roots back to Iowa where they were tutored by Hayden Fry) many NFL teams, he’s still been one of the more productive in the college ranks as his d.c. in Manhattan in 2002-03. And the venerable Snyder has thrived in in his time at Penn State. Hackenberg’s favorite target is soph Chris Godwin, the underdog role, going 23-8 during the regular season since 2011 (albeit 0-3 who had 63 receptions. The Nittany Lions have an explosive RB in frosh Saquon in that role in bowls during that period). Fundamentally, the seasoned K-State Barkley (1007 YR, 6.1 ypc, 8 TDs), who nosed out jr. Akeel Lynch (278 YR, 5.1 secondary should be fully-prepared for the Razorbacks’ record-breaking Allen ypc) for the starting role when both returned from injuries suffered Sept. 26 after facing a plethora of dynamic QBs in the offense-oriented Big 12. against San Diego State. continued on page 7 ... ALAMO BOWL CACTUS BOWL TCU (10-2) vs. OREGON (9-3) WEST VIRGINIA (7-5) vs. ARIZONA STATE (6-6) Saturday, January 2 Night at San Antonio, Texas (Dome; Artificial Turf) Saturday, Jan. 2 Night at Phoenix, Arizona (Retractable Roof; Grass Field)

TEAM GP SUR PSR PF PA YR YP T-R-P YR YP T-R-P TO DIFF OPR TEAM GP SUR PSR PF PA YR YP T-R-P YR YP T-R-P TO DIFF OPR TCU 11 9-2 5-6 39 28 218 340 54-19-32186 232 39-22-16 -2 .7 6.7 West Virg. 11 6-5 5-6 33 24 241 220 44-23-18171 217 30-8-19+11 2.2 7.4 Oregon 11 8-3 7-4 42 36 270 262 58-24-30185 289 51-20-28+4 .3 8.5 Arizona St.11 5-7 5-7 34 36 194 275 47-19-25119 342 54-20-31 -1 -1.0 4.8 ARIZONA STATE 31 - West Virginia 27—The Tempe-based Sun Devils will TCU 46 - Oregon 39—Points have become abundant so far in the bowl season be playing in their virtual home town, but not on their home gridiron, as this between teams with bright, uptempo offenses. And both of these attacks contest will played at the Diamondbacks’ fancy Chase Field. And this pairing qualify—and how! For Oregon, 43.2 ppg, 288 ypg rushing, 6.1 ypc, and 548 total finds both teams seeking to regain some postseason magic. The Mountaineers ypg vs. all foes. For TCU, 41.7 ppg, 219 ypg rushing, 5.1 ypc, and 564 ypg. are 0-3 SU and vs. the spread in bowls since they impressively blew out Clemson But wait! Even those stats are a bit misleading. Oregon QB Vernon Adams, the 70-33 in the Orange Bowl to culminate their 2011 season. The Sun Devils have transfer from Eastern Washington who suffered a broken finger in his first game won only two of their last six bowls (1-5 vs. the spread), although they are 2-1 SU (vs. his old school, as karma would have it) was not 100% healthy until the Ducks’ under current HC Todd Graham. seventh game. Since he has returned to the UO starting lineup, the Webfoots West Virginia had one of the more unbalanced schedules in the Big 12, starting have won all six games (5-1 vs. the spread), scoring 44.8 ppg. Adams’ scrambles the conference season with five straight games against the most volatile attacks and uncanny accuracy on the run have resulted in 25 TDP vs. only 6 ints. in his in the league—Oklahoma, Ok. State, Baylor, TCU, and Texas Tech—all in a row, nine starts. And 5-11, 230-lb. soph Royce Freeman (1706 YR, 6.6 ypc, 14 TDR) three of them on the road. Before the Mounties barely got their “sea legs” in seems to own the perfect speed/power blend for a spread-offense RB. conference play, they found themselves 1-4 in the Big 12 race. Three wins in the But a check-up is also required for the Horned Frog attack, which lost only one last four games followed as the schedule softened, but a blown lead at K-State via game (49-29 at Oklahoma State) when sr. pass-run QB Trevone Boykin was a kick return TD in the final quarter was a downer in the finale. healthy. The only other defeat for 10-2 TCU came by a count of 30-29 at Still, WV had “rediscovered itself,” finishing 7-5 overall, outscoring all foes 33.2 Oklahoma, when Boykin was absent because of a sprained ankle suffered the to 23.2 overall, finishing +11 in TO margin, allowing only 4.0 ypc, collecting 31 week before vs. lowly Kansas. Another key factor for the Horned Frog offense was takeaways, and 29 sacks. Mobile jr. QB Skyler Howard, who went into the season the wrist injury suffered by 6-3 sr. WR Josh Doctson, who was a constant with just two starts, improved in the last four games, with 5 TDP and 223 YR. But mismatch in speed and catch radius with 1317 yards and 14 TDs before being lost his overall numbers of 54.7%, 21 TDs and 12 ints. were not strong, with the with a quarter of the season to go. Boykin returned just in time to help TCU edge offense being at its best only when RBs Wendell Smallwood (1447 YR, 6.4 ypc) Baylor in double OT “in the soup” Nov. 27 at Fort Worth. But the QB should be and Rushel Shell (677 YR, 4.5 ypc) were controlling matters. close to 100% for this game. Similar to Howard, sr. Sun Devil QB Mike Bercovici had only three starts prior That’s why the first choice for this game should be “over” the total, with the to this season, and it took the ASU attack a while to adjust to his pass-first talents game indoors on the Alamodome carpet. Two sr. QBs directing squads that are continued on page 7 ... continued on page 7 ... THE GOLD SHEET PAGE 7

ORANGE BOWL continued from page 4... TAXSLAYER BOWL continued from page 6... Stoops would catch a break with Texas Tech transfer QB Baker Mayfield, a The Penn State defense was ranked 15th overall and ranked as a national former walk-on, who transformed the OU offense. Along with RBs Samaje leader with 44 sacks (Alabama had 46 in 1 more game, and Arizona St. also had Perine and Joe Mixon, the Sooners (46 ppg) deliver chilling KO blows with one 44). DE Carl Nassib had 15½ sacks, and soph LB Jason Cabinda led the team of the nation’s best-balanced attacks. with 92 tackles. Still, Clemson must be wondering what it must do to command more respect Penn State HC James Franklin has what must be considered a definitive from oddsmakers after not only LY’s bowl romp but also its 13-0 SU mark in coaching edge in this game. His has a stable group of coaches that has gone 2015. The “O” did not skip a beat after coordinator Chad Morris left for SMU, as through the bowl situation before, upsetting Boston College in the Pinstripe Bowl soph QB Deshaun Watson completed almost 70% of his throws with 30 TDP. last season, and prior to that he took Vandy to 3 straight bowls, winning the last Watson can also count upon quick-hitting RB Wayne Gallman (5.5 ypc) for a 2. His players should be undistracted compared with the upheaval Georgia’s handy diversion. The defense, coordinated by ex-Stoops aide Brent Venables, controversial (and perhaps ill-advised) coaching change has created. Further, was not quite as airtight after losing 8 starters from LY’s top-ranked platoon, but from a matchup aspect, the Bulldog defense doesn’t have a great pass rush (just limited foes to just 46% completions and only 129 ypg on the ground. 21 sacks), and likely won’t be able to fully exploit the Nittany Lion weakness on If there is a historical parallel we see in the current Tiger edition, it is with their offense. Georgia was just 2-4 this season laying more than 6 points, and Penn 1981 predecessors, similarly unbeaten thru the regular season but nonetheless State has enough edges to be a very live dog. made an underdog in the Orange Bowl vs. Nebraska in a game Clemson would win 22-15. Another mild Tiger upset would not surprise us as much as an “under” result, as these potent offenses also ought to be able to exceed the current “total” in the mid 60s.

OUTBACK BOWL continued from page 4... ALAMO BOWL continued from page 6... Exemplifying the Cats is scrappy RS frosh QB Clayton Thorson, who would loaded with big-play weapons should almost be enough. But the high total posted complete just 51.6% of his passes for only 7 TDs, yet seemed to make enough on this game requires some malleable defenses, and both squads oblige, with plays (also with his feet, running for 374 more yards) out of a run-oriented spread Oregon yielding 37 ppg and TCU 26 (37 ppg away from home). to put NU in position to win despite the Big Ten’s lowest-ranked offense. Soph Even though this has been a rebuilding season for the Horned Frog defense RB Justin Jackson (1344 YR) carries the heavy workload. A stingy NU “D” that (which has lost half a dozen key players since spring due to injury, suspension & ranked 11th overall and an even-better 7th in scoring (16 ppg ) will be tested by the transfer), HC Gary Patterson is the renowned master of the much-copied 4-2-5 Vols’ uptempo spread attack that emphasizes power running and scored a hefty scheme, developed to get more speed on the field vs. volatile spread attacks. 34 ppg. And mobile UT QB Joshua Dobbs can count upon six receivers who Patterson’s youngsters might not yet be fully-developed physically, but they caught 21 or more passes. possess speed and they now have a slew of playing experience. The Ducks, SEC diehards might believe the superiority of their league (a bit harder sell meanwhile, have continued to be unimpressive on the stop end despite plenty of these days) should be a defining element of this matchup. Still, the Vols’ only athleticism, a dialed-down scheme, and the presence of 6-7, 290 future NFL DE narrow victory came by a 27-24 count vs. a 17-point underdog South Carolina DeForest Buckner. Some defense, while playing in their home state, might be side, and their pattern of losing close games is a disturbing trend...especially vs. enough for the Frogs versus the dubious defense of the Ducks playing on the road. an NU side that seems to specialize in those types of nailbiters.

ROSE BOWL continued from page 5... CACTUS BOWL continued from page 6... only 3.4 ypc). Jr. QB C.J. Beathard, in his first year as starter, is still developing, after mostly three years of direction under read-option expert Taylor Kelly. A hitting 61.4% with 15 TDs and only 4 interceptions, and his mobility (270 YR and dearth of experienced WRs and early-season RB injuries limited the development 6 TDs) has been a valuable asset. Jr. WR Matt VandeBerg (61 recs.) has of the Sun Devil offense deep into October. However, by the end of the campaign, become the go-to guy, while 6-4, 250 sr. TE Henry Krieger-Coble (32 recs.) big backs Demario Richard & Kalen Ballage had powered for 1677 yards on the would fit right in at Stanford. ground, while UCLA transfer WR Devin Lucien (57 recs.), juco Tim White (53) and Ball-control and defense (+13 in turnovers vs. TGS-rated foes), plus unity and swingman D.J. Foster (54) were giving the strong-armed Bercovici (17 TDs, 6 ints. camaraderie, have become the calling cards of HC Kirk Ferentz, who can’t land last 7 games) reliable targets. the plethora of four & five-star recruits in Iowa City like they do in Columbus, Ann A likely key to this key to the game will be how WV QB Howard handles the high- Arbor and East Lansing. But the result has often been—like it is this season— risk, high-reward, blitzing Sun Devil defense, which on the one hand gave up 32.7 a team with a strong, well-drilled OL and a stubborn stop unit, such as the one ppg, but on the other generated a nation-leading 44 sacks. Not sure the lightly- that held superior Michigan State to just 16 points in the Big Ten title game. Ten experienced Howard is yet equipped to “burn” that blitz, as did several of the top of 13 Iowa foes were limited to 20 points or fewer this season, with CB Desmond Pac-12 QBs. Howard’s top WR, Daikiel Shorts, had only 39 recs. and 3 TDs. And, King (8 ints.) becoming one of the top pickpockets in the country. while the Mounties are only 5-7 SU away from Morgantown the L2Ys, ASU was 10- The chemistry-rich Hawkeyes will be glad to play “smashmouth” with “The 4 SU in Arizona. Tree.” And, maybe with a little extra prep time, LBs Josey Jewll & Cole Fisher (231 combined tackles) can limit the gashing plays by the wonderful McCaffrey. If they do, proud Iowa will be tough to shake.

SUGAR BOWL continued from page 5... Laquon Treadwell (76 grabs, 8 TDs) has the NFL scouts salivating. The quick, athletic Rebel defense (22.8 ppg; only 3.4 ypc & 7 rush TDs) is sans suspended, NFL LATE PHONE SERVICE 29-18 IN UNITS run-stuffing DT Robert Nkemdiche. But DE Marquis Haynes (team-leading 14½ OVER THE LAST EIGHT WEEKS!! TFL; 9½ sacks) is a force up front, while the press-covering secondary had four int. returns for TDs. WE CAN'T WAIT FOR THE PLAYOFFS! Cowboy mentor Mike Gundy has a solid 6-3 SU mark in bowls. But we believe CALL 1-800-798-4653 TODAY OSU—with only one marquee win (a 49-29 triumph over visiting TCU)—is likely to end its season on a 3-game skid in New Orleans. Strongly support superior Ole IF YOU WANT TO WIN! Miss, hell-bent for redemption after LY’s 42-3 blasting at the hands of Big 12 foe TCU in the Peach Bowl. To that end, the Rebels’ profitable “CEO” Hugh Freeze (32-18-1 vs. spread as Ole Miss mentor) has changed his practice schedule and is treating this bowl more like a business trip this time. Even with Cowboy passer Rudolph back in the saddle, look for Kelly to throw a few more haymakers to the terrific Treadwell, who missed LY’s bowl game due to a broken leg. THE GOLD SHEET PAGE 8

2015 RATINGS & POINTSPREAD RECORDS

HOW TO USE THE RATINGS: All teams measured from the TOP RATING of zero. HFV - Home Field Value. A team with a rating of 3 would be a 6-point favorite on a neutral field over a team rated 9. Deduct allotted points for HFV from rating of Home Team. SUR - 2015 Straight-up Won-Loss Record vs. all Opponents. PSR - 2015 Won-Loss Record vs. Pointspread. CR - Current 2015 Power Rating. NR - No Rating. The consensus line is used to compute won-lost pointspread records. The consensus line is used to compute won-lost pointspread records. Teams with bold + or - have had their ratings moved 2 (NFL) or 3 (College) points for the better (+) or worse (-) since last week. The consensus Las Vegas line is used to compute won-lost spread records.

HFV TEAM SUR PSR R HFV TEAM SUR PSR R HFV TEAM SUR PSR R HFV TEAM SUR PSR R 3 Air Force 8-5 8-4 10 2 Fresno St. 3-9 4-8 29 3 Miss. St. 8-4 7-5 2 3 So. Miss- 9-5 10-4 15 3 Akron 8-5 8-5 17 3 Georgia 9-3 4-7 3 3 Missouri 5-7 3-9 14 4 Stanford 11-2 9-4 -5 2 Alabama 12-1 7-6 -11 3 Georgia So.+ 9-4 9-4 7 4 Navy 10-2 8-4 5 3 Syracuse 4-8 8-4 21 3 Appal. St. 11-2 6-7 11 3 Georgia St. 6-7 8-4 24 3 Nebraska+ 6-7 6-7 8 4 TCU 10-2 6-6 -4 4 Arizona 7-6 5-7 10 3 Ga. Tech 3-9 3-9 13 3 Nevada 6-6 7-4 19 2 Temple 10-4 9-5 8 4 Arizona St. 6-6 5-7 6 2 Hawaii 3-10 3-10 32 3 New Mexico 7-6 7-6 20 2 Tennessee 8-4 7-5 -1 3 Arkansas 7-5 7-5 0 3 Houston 12-1 8-5 2 2 N. Mex. St. 3-9 5-7 35 3 Texas 5-7 5-6 11 3 Ark. St. 9-4 8-5 9 2 Idaho 4-8 7-5 32 4 N. Carolina 11-2 8-5 -2 3 Texas A&M 8-4 5-7 10 2 Army 2-10 6-5 26 2 Illinois 5-7 5-7 14 3 N. Car. St. 7-5 7-5 11 3 Texas St. 3-9 3-9 34 3 Auburn 6-6 2-10 6 4 Indiana 6-7 7-6 11 2 No. Texas 1-11 4-8 37 4 Tex. Tech 7-5 7-5 8 2 Ball State 3-9 4-8 29 3 Iowa 12-1 8-5 2 3 Northern Ill.- 8-6 9-5 16 3 Toledo 10-2 9-2 6 3 Baylor 9-3 5-7 -1 4 Iowa State 3-9 6-5 18 2 N’western 10-2 8-4 8 2 Troy 4-8 7-5 26 4 Boise St. 8-4 7-6 3 1 Kansas 0-12 3-9 39 3 Notre Dame 10-2 7-4 -2 2 Tulane 3-9 6-6 28 1 Boston Col. 3-9 3-7 16 2 Kansas St. 6-6 6-6 10 3 Ohio 8-5 9-4 17 2 Tulsa 6-7 8-5 18 4 Bowl. Green- 10-4 9-4 6 3 Kent St. 3-9 4-8 30 3 Ohio State 11-1 5-7 -7 1 UCF 0-12 2-10 34 3 Buffalo 5-7 5-7 25 3 Kentucky 5-7 3-9 17 5 Oklahoma 11-1 9-3 -8 2 UCLA- 8-5 5-7 6 3 BYU 9-4 8-5 7 2 La.-Lafayette 4-8 4-7 27 3 Okla. St. 10-2 5-6 4 2 UNLV 3-9 5-7 29 3 California 7-5 5-7 7 2 La.-Monroe 2-11 5-7 34 3 Old Domin. 5-7 3-9 28 3 Utah 10-3 6-7 2 2 C. Michigan 7-5 8-3 15 4 La. Tech 9-4 7-6 7 4 Oregon 9-3 7-5 -4 3 Utah St. 6-7 5-8 15 2 Charlotte 2-10 4-7 32 3 Louisville 7-5 6-6 5 2 Oregon St. 2-10 3-9 28 3 UTEP 5-7 6-6 33 3 Cincinnati 7-6 6-7 11 3 LSU 8-3 4-6 2 3 Penn State 7-5 4-8 10 3 UTSA 3-9 5-7 28 3 Clemson 13-0 6-5 -9 3 Marshall 10-3 8-5 12 2 Pittsburgh 8-4 6-6 8 3 Vanderbilt 4-8 6-5 18 3 Colorado 4-9 5-6 19 3 Maryland 3-9 7-5 18 2 Purdue 2-10 6-6 23 3 Virginia 4-8 8-3 13 3 Colo. St. 7-5 6-5 16 2 Mass. 3-9 4-8 29 2 Rice 5-7 5-7 29 2 Va. Tech 7-6 6-7 6 4 Connecticut 6-7 5-8 16 3 Memphis 9-3 6-5 6 3 Rutgers 4-8 4-8 20 3 Wake For. 3-9 6-6 19 2 Duke 8-5 7-6 10 2 Miami-Fla. 8-5 7-6 9 3 S. Diego St. 11-3 8-5 5 3 Washington 7-6 8-5 6 2 E. Carolina 5-7 5-7 14 2 Miami-Ohio 3-9 7-5 31 2 S. Jose St. 6-7 8-5 19 3 Wash. St. 9-4 10-3 6 2 E. Michigan 1-11 4-8 36 3 Michigan 9-3 6-6 1 3 SMU 2-10 5-7 25 4 W. Virginia 7-5 5-7 5 3 Florida 10-3 8-4 5 2 Michigan St. 12-1 5-8 -1 2 S. Alabama 5-7 4-8 24 3 West. Ky 12-2 8-4 3 3 Florida Atl. 3-9 5-7 22 3 M. Tenn. St. 7-6 8-5 14 3 So. Carolina 3-9 6-6 11 2 W. Michigan 8-5 8-5 7 2 Florida Intl. 5-7 6-5 25 3 Minnesota 5-7 6-6 10 3 So. Florida 8-5 10-3 7 3 Wisconsin 9-3 6-6 4 4 Florida St. 10-2 8-4 -3 4 Mississippi 9-3 8-4 -5 3 So. Cal 8-5 6-7 2 2 Wyoming 2-10 6-6 34 The consensus Las Vegas line is used to compute won-lost spread records.

KEY: HOME TEAM in BOLD CAPS. Winner’s stats listed first. FD- LAST WEEK’S STATS First Downs. YR-Yards rushing, number of rushing attempts/number of rushing yards. YP-Yards gained passing, number of passes com- FD WYR LYR WYP LYP F/FL pleted/passes attempted/interceptions/yards passing. F/FL-Fumbles/ Akron 23 Utah St. 21 17-22 42/100 29/131 15/30/1/182 28/45/1/232 0/0 4/2 Fumbles Lost. Boise St. 55 N. Illinois 7 35- 7 56/277 30/ -5 29/40/1/377 7/21/0/ 38 1/1 3/3 Stats for games of December 21 - 26, 2015. Winner’s Stats listed first Duke 44 Indiana 41 (OT) 23-33 46/373 47/278 17/40/3/163 28/52/2/389 0/0 1/1 Georgia So. 58 Bowling Green 27 26-15 68/452 29/116 4/ 8/0/ 82 15/34/0/246 2/0 2/2 Marshall 16 Connecticut 10 24-15 41/171 33/127 23/36/1/218 10/17/1/ 86 0/0 0/0 THE GOLD SHEET and LAS VEGAS Lines Nebraska 37 Ucla 29 31-17 62/326 16/ 67 12/19/0/174 26/41/2/319 1/1 2/0 San Diego St. 42 Cincinnati 7 22-15 52/207 32/ 77 9/12/0/129 19/31/3/202 0/0 0/0 HOME TEAM in CAPS. Totals in brackets ( ). NL-No Line. Toledo 32 Temple 17 18-21 33/150 33/ 99 20/29/0/285 23/42/1/236 1/0 1/0 TGS Hilton Mirage Virginia Tech 55 Tulsa 52 30-27 43/254 39/189 23/38/1/344 27/44/0/374 1/1 1/0 Calif.-A. Force C.4 C.7 (67½) C.7 Washington 44 Southern Miss 31 27-22 44/296 30/ 22 23/34/0/284 26/39/0/353 3/1 1/0 Washington St. 20 Miami-Florida 14 23-13 25/ 87 30/125 29/53/0/295 17/32/2/219 1/1 3/1 Baylor-N. Car. B.3 N.3 (69) N.2½ Western Ky. 45 S. Florida 35 27-28 33/151 45/290 32/46/2/461 15/34/0/307 0/0 1/0 Colo. St.-Nev. C.3 C.3 (55½) C.3 Western Mich. 45 Mid. Tenn. St. 31 18-18 41/282 26/115 19/27/1/331 26/39/1/327 2/0 1/1 Lsu-Tex. Tech L.5½ L.7 (73½) L.7 NFL - Statistics for games of December 20-27, 2015. Auburn-Memp. A.2½ A.3 (63) A.2½ Arizona 40 PHILA. 17 28-19 39/230 20/74 20/33/0/263 28/41/2/350 1/0 2/2 Miss. St.-Nc St. M.8 M.5½ (61) M.5½ Arizona 38 Green Bay 8 19-16 26/121 26/101 19/28/1/260 16/29/1/77 2/1 5/3 T. A&m-L'ville T.1 L.4 (47½) L.4½ ATLANTA 20 Carolina 13 21-18 30/77 20/155 23/30/0/296 17/30/0/113 2/1 1/1 So. Cal.-Wisc. S.2½ S.3½ (50½) S.3½ BALTIMORE 20 Pittsburgh 17 22-21 31/121 20/110 28/41/0/265 24/34/2/193 0/0 1/0 Fla. St.-Hou. F.5 F.7 (55½) F.7 BUFFALO 16 Dallas 6 19-14 40/236 25/121 13/18/1/172 13/31/1/186 1/1 1/1 Alabama-Mich.St. A.9½ A.9½ (46½) A.10 Chicago 26 TAMPA BAY 21 21-19 39/174 25/104 20/27/0/153 15/29/1/285 0/0 5/2 Clem.-Okla. Pick O.4 (64) O.3½ Detroit 35 N. ORLEANS 27 24-27 23/150 18/69 22/25/0/246 34/52/0/330 2/1 1/0 DETROIT 32 San Francisco 17 26-20 28/87 23/121 29/37/0/284 22/33/0/201 0/0 1/1 Tenn-N'western T.8½ T.8 (47) T.7½ Houston 34 TENNESSEE 6 19-13 42/128 11/30 16/26/0/202 27/51/1/227 1/1 3/3 Michigan-Florida M.4 M.4 (39) M.4½ Indianapolis 18 MIAMI 12 20-22 23/100 25/82 17/29/0/168 26/38/1/279 0/0 0/0 Ohio St.-N. Dame O.5 O.6½ (56½) O.6½ KANSAS CITY 17 Cleveland 13 16-21 27/136 36/232 15/22/1/122 13/32/1/136 1/0 0/0 Stan.-Iowa S.6½ S.6 (53½) S.6½ MINNESOTA 49 NY Giants 17 17-16 40/218 20/91 15/25/0/150 20/34/3/272 0/0 2/0 Miss.-Okla. St. M.7 M.7 (67½) M.7½ NEW ORLEANS 38 Jacksonville 27 29-21 35/135 15/65 25/36/0/402 27/35/2/347 0/0 3/0 Georgia-Penn St. G.6½ G.6½ (42½) G.7 NY JETS 26 N. England 20 (OT) 24-16 27/143 22/63 26/41/0/285 22/31/1/221 3/1 0/0 Ark.-Kansas St. A.10 A.12½ (55½) A.13 OAKLAND 23 San Diego 20 (OT) 14-19 24/106 25/72 23/38/1/175 31/49/0/271 0/0 1/1 Oregon-Tcu O.1 T.1 (78½) Pick St. Louis 23 SEATTLE 17 14-18 30/104 22/60 14/23/0/103 25/41/1/253 2/0 5/2 W. Va.-Ariz. St. W.1 W.1 (64) W.1½ Washington 38 PHILA. 24 25-23 26/67 16/45 31/46/0/351 37/56/0/353 1/0 7/2 HOUSTON (AT) FLORIDA STATE IOWA (AT) STANFORD (SUR: 12-1 PSR: 8-5 O-U: 5-7-1) (SUR: 10-2 PSR: 8-4 O-U: 5-7) (SUR: 12-1 PSR: 8-5 O-U: 7-6) (SUR: 11-2 PSR: 9-4 O-U: 7-6) S.05* TENN. TECH L -37 52-24 o54' S.05* TEXAS ST W -28 59-16 o61 BOWL MATCH-UPS S.05 ILLINOIS ST W -10' 31-14 u58' S.05 Northwestern L -11 6-16 u48 S.12 Louisville W +13' 34-31 o55' S.12 S. FLORIDA L -28' 34-14 u54 TEAM LOGS S.12 Iowa State W -3 31-17 u49 S.12* UCF W -19 31-7 u45' S.26* TEXAS ST W -16' 59-14 n73 S.18* Boston Coll. W -9 14-0 u47' S.19* PITTSBURGH L -4' 27-24 o47' S.19* S. Calif. W +9' 41-31 o50' O.03 Tulsa W -7 38-24 u80 O.03 Wake Forest L -19' 24-16 u45 S.26 N. TEXAS W -25' 62-16 o54 S.25* Oregon State W -14' 42-24 o45 O.08* SMU L -25' 49-28 o72 O.10* MIAMI-FLA. L -7 29-24 o51 O.03 Wisconsin W +6 10-6 u45 O.03* ARIZONA W -11 55-17 o60' O.16* Tulane W -20 42-7 u58' O.17 LOUISVILLE W -6' 41-21 o46' O.10 ILLINOIS# L -10' 29-20 o47 O.15* UCLA W -6' 56-35 o55' O.24 Ucf W -21 59-10 o54 O.24* Georgia Tech L -6 16-22 u55' O.17 Northwestern W -1' 40-10 o41' O.24* WASH.# W -16' 31-14 u47' O.31* VANDERBILT W -11' 34-0 u49' O.31 SYRACUSE W -16 45-21 o52 O.31 MARYLAND L -17' 31-15 u53' O.31* Washington St L -10' 30-28 u60 N.07 CINCINNATI# L -8' 33-30 u70 N.07 Clemson W +11' 13-23 u55 N.07 Indiana W -6' 35-27 o59' N.07 Colorado W -16 42-10 u56 N.14* MEMPHIS L -5' 35-34 u70 N.14 N. CAR. ST# W -8 34-17 u54 N.14* MINNESOTA L -9' 40-35 o46 N.14 OREGON L -9' 36-38 o67' N.21 Connecticut L -8 17-20 u49' N.21 CHATT. W -28' 52-13 o50 N.21 PURDUE L -23 40-20 o54' N.21* CALIFORNIA W -10 35-22 u63' N.27 NAVY W +1 52-31 o58' N.28* Florida W -2 27-2 u43' N.27 Nebraska W -2 28-20 u58 N.28 NOTRE DAME L -3' 38-36 o56' D.05 TEMPLE W -5' 24-13 u53' D.31 Houston D.05* Michigan St. W +3' 13-16 u50 D.05* S. CALIF. W -4' 41-22 o59 (AAC Championship) (Peach Bowl at Atlanta, GA) (Big Ten Championship at Indianapolis, IN) (Pac-12 Champ. at Santa Clara, CA) D.31 Florida State J.01 Stanford J.01 Iowa (Peach Bowl at Atlanta, GA) (Rose Bowl at Pasadena, CA) (Rose Bowl at Pasadena, CA) ALABAMA MICHIGAN STATE (SUR: 12-1 PSR: 7-6 O-U: 5-7-1) MISSISSIPPI (AT) OKLAHOMA STATE (AT) (SUR: 12-1 PSR: 5-8 O-U: 7-6) S.05* Wisconsin W -12 35-17 o46 (SUR: 9-3 PSR: 8-4 O-U: 4-8) (SUR: 10-2 PSR: 5-6-1 O-U: 8-4) S.04* W. Michigan L -17 37-24 o56 (at Arlington, Tx) S.05 UT MARTIN W -41' 76-3 o54' S.03* C. Michigan L -22' 24-13 u58 S.12* OREGON L -4' 31-28 u67 S.12 MTSU L -34' 37-10 u56' S.12 FRESNO ST W -30' 73-21 o55' S.12* C. ARK. L -37 32-8 u72 S.19 AIR FORCE L -24' 35-21 o55 S.19* MISSISSIPPI L -7' 37-43 o53 S.19* Alabama W +7' 43-37 o53 S.19 UTSA W -26' 69-14 o55' S.26 C. MICHIGAN L -26' 30-10 u54' S.26 LA. MONROE L -37' 34-0 u53' S.26* VANDERBILT L -26' 27-16 u54 S.26 Texas N -3 30-27 u61 O.03 PURDUE# L -22 24-21 u54 O.03 Georgia W +1 38-10 u51' O.03* Florida L -7 10-38 u50' O.03 KANSAS ST L -7' 36-34 o49' O.10* Rutgers L -13' 31-24 o54' O.10* ARKANSAS# L -16' 27-14 u48 O.10 N. MEX. ST# W -45 52-3 u70 O.10* W. Virginia-ot W +6 33-26 u60' O.17 Michigan W +7' 27-23 o42 O.17 Texas A&M W -4 41-23 o54' O.17 Memphis L -10' 24-37 u71' O.24* KANSAS W -33' 58-10 o57 O.24 INDIANA W -16 52-26 o61' O.24 TENNESSEE L -15 19-14 u49 O.24* TEXAS A&M W -5' 23-3 u64 O.31 Texas Tech W -2 70-53 o77' N.07* Nebraska L -4' 38-39 o55 N.07* LSU W -7 30-16 n46 O.31 Auburn W -7' 27-19 u57' N.07 TCU W +5 49-29 o76' N.14 MARYLAND W -15 24-7 u55 N.14 Miss State W -7' 31-6 u51 N.07 ARKANSAS-ot L -9' 52-53 o54 N.14 Iowa State L -13 35-31 o57' N.21 Ohio State W +14 17-14 u52' N.21 CHAR. SO. W -40 56-6 o50 N.21 LSU W -6' 38-17 u57 N.21* BAYLOR L +2' 35-45 o77 N.28 PENN ST. W -7' 55-16 o43' N.28 Auburn W -14' 29-13 u48' N.28* Miss State W -1' 38-27 u65' N.28* OKLAHOMA L +7' 23-58 o67' D.05* Iowa L -3' 16-13 u50 D.05 Florida L -17 29-15 o39' J.01* Oklahoma St. J.01* Mississippi (Big Ten Champ. at Indianapolis, IN) (SEC Championship at Atlanta, GA) (Sugar Bowl at New Orleans, LA) (Sugar Bowl at New Orleans, LA) D.31* Alabama D.31* Michigan St. (CFP-Cotton Bowl at Arlington, TX) (CFP-Cotton Bowl at Arlington, TX) PENN STATE GEORGIA (SUR: 7-5 PSR: 4-8 O-U: 4-7-1) (SUR: 9-3 PSR: 4-7 O-U: 2-9) OKLAHOMA CLEMSON S.05 Temple L -6' 10-27 u43' S.05 LA. MONROE -35 51-14 56 (SUR: 11-1 PSR: 9-3 O-U: 8-4) (SUR: 13-0 PSR: 6-5-2 O-U: 8-5) S.12 BUFFALO L -17' 27-14 u48' (suspended game declared no action) S.05* AKRON W -31' 41-3 u57 S.05 WOFFORD W -35 49-10 o57' S.19* RUTGERS W -9' 28-3 u46 S.12 Vanderbilt L -19 31-14 u47' S.12* Tenn.-ot W -1' 31-24 u64 S.12 APP. ST W -19 41-10 u58 S.26 S. DIEGO ST W -14' 37-21 o40 S.19* S. CAROLINA W -16' 52-20 o53' S.19 TULSA L -32 52-38 o71' S.17* Louisville L -6 20-17 u52 O.03 ARMY L -25' 20-14 u44' S.26 SOUTHERN U.L -48' 48-6 u73' O.03 W. VIRGINIA W -6' 44-24 o60 O.03* NOTRE DAMEN -2 24-22 u50 O.10 INDIANA# W -6' 29-7 u53 O.03 ALABAMA L -1 10-38 u51' O.10 Texas L -16' 17-24 u59' O.10 GA TECH W -7' 43-24 o53' O.17* Ohio State L +18' 10-38 n48 O.10 Tennessee L -2' 31-38 o59' (at Dallas, TX) O.17* BOST COL.# N -17 34-17 o37' O.24 Maryland L -6 31-30 o46' O.17* MISSOURI# L -15 9-6 u48' O.17 Kansas State W -4' 55-0 o53' O.24 Miami-Florida W -7' 58-0 o55' (at Baltimore, MD) O.31 Florida L +2' 3-27 u47' O.24 TEXAS TECH W -14' 63-27 o72' O.31 NC State W -10' 56-41 o50' O.31 ILLINOIS W -4' 39-0 u43 (at Jacksonville, FL) O.31 Kansas W -39' 62-7 o60' N.07 FLA. ST L -11' 23-13 u55 N.07 Northwestern L +1' 21-23 o41 N.07 KENTUCKY W -16 27-3 u58 N.07* IOWA ST W -25 52-16 o60' N.14 Syracuse L -29' 37-27 o57' N.21 MICHIGAN L +3' 16-28 o42' N.14 Auburn W +1 20-13 u53 N.14* Baylor W +2' 44-34 o76' N.21 W. FOREST L -29 33-13 u48 N.28 Michigan State L +7' 16-55 o43' N.21* GA. SO.-ot L -13' 23-17 u50' N.21* TCU L -17' 30-29 u63' N.28 S. Carolina L -20' 37-32 o58' J.02 Georgia N.28 Georgia Tech W -4 13-7 u48' N.28* Oklahoma St W -7' 58-23 o67' D.05* N. Carolina W -6 45-37 o68 (Taxslayer Bowl at Jacksonville, FL) J.02 Penn State D.31 Clemson (ACC Championship at Charlotte, NC) (Taxslayer Bowl at Jacksonville, FL) (CFP-Orange Bowl at Miami, FL) D.31 Oklahoma (CFP-Orange Bowl at Miami, FL) KANSAS STATE (AT) ARKANSAS (AT) NORTHWESTERN (SUR: 6-6 PSR: 6-6 O-U: 7-5) (SUR: 7-5 PSR: 7-5 O-U: 5-7) (SUR: 10-2 PSR: 8-4 O-U: 4-8) TENNESSEE S.05* S. DAKOTA L -36 34-0 u49 S.05 UTEP W -32 48-13 o50 S.05 STANFORD W +11 16-6 u48 (SUR: 8-4 PSR: 7-5 O-U: 6-6) S.12 Utsa W -16 30-3 u51 S.12 TOLEDO L -22' 12-16 u56' S.12 E. ILLINOIS W -24 41-0 u50 S.05 B. GREEN W -21' 59-30 o68 S.19 LA. TECH-ot L -10 39-33 o52 (at Little Rock, Ark.) S.19 Duke W +4 19-10 u49 (at Nashville, TN) O.03 Oklahoma St. W +7' 34-36 o49' S.19* TEX. TECH L -10' 24-35 u70' S.26* BALL ST L -18' 24-19 u48' S.12* OKLA.-ot L +1' 24-31 u64 O.10* TCU W +9' 45-52 o63 S.26* Tex. A&M-ot L +6' 21-28 u59' O.03 MINNESOTA W -4 27-0 u40 S.19* W CAROLINA W -35 55-10 o61 O.17 OKLAHOMA L +4' 0-55 o53' (at Arlington, TX) O.10 Michigan L +9' 0-38 o36 S.26 Florida L -1 27-28 o48' O.24 Texas L +6' 9-23 u47' O.03* Tennessee W +6' 24-20 u53 O.17 IOWA# L +1' 10-40 o41' O.03* ARKANSAS L -6' 20-24 u53 N.05* BAYLOR W +17 24-31 u67' O.10* Alabama W +16' 14-27 u48 O.24 Nebraska W +7' 30-28 o50 O.10 GEORGIA W +2' 38-31 o59' N.14 Texas Tech L +5' 44-59 o70 O.24 AUBURN-ot W -6' 54-46 o54 N.07 PENN STATE W -1' 23-21 o41 O.24 Alabama W +15 14-19 u49 N.21 IOWA ST L -4 38-35 o51 O.31 UT MARTIN# L -37 63-28 o61' N.14 PURDUE L -14' 21-14 u48 O.31* Kentucky W -10 52-21 o58' N.28 Kansas W -20' 45-14 o53 N.07 Mississippi-ot W +9' 53-52 o54 N.21 Wisconsin W +11 13-7 u41 N.07* S. CAROLINA L -17 27-24 u58 D.05 W. VIRGINIA W +6 24-23 u55' N.14* Lsu W +6' 31-14 u54 N.28 Illinois W -2 24-14 u42 N.14 N. TEXAS# L -41' 24-0 u66 J.02 Arkansas N.21* MISS. ST L -4' 50-51 o58 (at Soldier Field, Chicago) N.21* Missouri W -7 19-8 u42' (Liberty Bowl at Memphis, TN) N.27 MISSOURI W -14' 28-3 u44 J.01 Tennessee N.28 VANDERBILT W -17' 53-28 o41' J.02 Kansas St. (Outback Bowl at Tampa, FL) J.01 Northwestern (Liberty Bowl at Memphis, TN) (Outback Bowl at Tampa, FL) TCU FLORIDA (SUR: 10-2 PSR: 6-6 O-U: 5-7) OREGON (AT) (SUR: 10-3 PSR: 8-4-1 O-U: 5-8) MICHIGAN ( AT) S.03* Minnesota L -16 23-17 u57' (SUR: 9-3 PSR: 7-5 O-U: 8-4) S.05* N. MEX. ST W -35 61-13 o54' (SUR: 9-3 PSR: 6-6 O-U: 7-5) S.12 S.F. AUSTIN W -47' 70-7 o70' S.05* E. WASH. L -35' 61-42 o78' S.12* E. CAR. L -20' 31-24 o53' S.03* Utah L +5' 17-24 u45' S.19* SMU L -37' 56-37 o67' S.12* Michigan St W +4' 28-31 u67 S.19* Kentucky W -3' 14-9 u52' S.12 ORE. ST W -14 35-7 u45' S.26 Texas Tech L -5' 55-52 o84' S.19 GEORGIA ST L -43' 61-28 o72 S.26 TENNESSEE W +1 28-27 o48' S.19 UNLV L -34 28-7 u49 O.03 TEXAS# W -14' 50-7 u72' S.26* UTAH L -11 20-62 o64' O.03* MISSISSIPPI W +7 38-10 u50' S.26 BYU W -6' 31-0 u46 O.10* Kansas State L -9' 52-45 o63 O.03* Colorado W -7 41-24 u69' O.10* Missouri W -4' 21-3 u38 O.03 Maryland W -14' 28-0 u46 O.17* Iowa State W -20' 45-21 u71' O.10 WASH. ST.-ot L -16' 38-45 o71' O.17* Lsu N +7 28-35 o45 O.10 N'WESTERN#W -9' 38-0 o36 O.29* W. VIRGINIA W -13' 40-10 u74 O.17* Washington W +2' 26-20 u58' O.31 Georgia W -2' 27-3 u47' O.17 MICHIGAN ST L -7' 23-27 o42 N.07 Oklahoma St. L -5 29-49 o76' O.29* Arizona St-ot W +2' 61-55 o65' (at Jacksonville, FL) O.31* Minnesota L -12 29-26 o38 N.14 KANSAS L -45' 23-17 u71 N.07* CALIFORNIA W -3' 44-28 u73' N.07 VANDERBILT#L -21 9-7 u37' N.07 RUTGERS W -24' 49-16 o49' N.21* Oklahoma W +17' 29-30 u63' N.14 Stanford W +9' 38-36 o67' N.14 So Carolina W -7' 24-14 u46' N.14 Indiana-ot L -13 48-41 o56 N.27* BAYLOR-ot W +2 28-21 u75 N.21 S. CALIF. W -4 48-28 o72 N.21 FLA. ATL.-ot L -29' 20-14 u46 N.21 Penn State W -3' 28-16 o42' J.02 Oregon N.27 OREGON ST L -35 52-42 o71 N.28* FLA. ST L +2 2-27 u43' N.28 OHIO ST L +1' 13-42 o46' (Alamo Bowl at San Antonio, TX) J.02 Tcu D.05 Alabama W +17 15-29 o39' J.01 Florida (Alamo Bowl at San Antonio, TX) (SEC Championship at Atlanta, GA) (Citrus Bowl at Orlando, FL) J.01 Michigan WEST VIRGINIA (AT) ARIZONA STATE (Citrus Bowl at Orlando, FL) (SUR: 7-5 PSR: 5-7 O-U: 3-9) (SUR: 6-6 PSR: 5-7 O-U: 3-8-1) OHIO STATE (AT) S.05* GA. SOUTH. W -17 44-0 u55' S.05* Texas A&M L +3 17-38 u66' NOTRE DAME (AT) (SUR: 11-1 PSR: 5-7 O-U: 3-8-1) S.12 LIBERTY L -30' 41-17 u59' (at Houston, TX) (SUR: 10-2 PSR: 7-4-1 O-U: 6-6) S.07* Virginia Tech W -14 42-24 o53 S.26 MARYLAND W -16' 45-6 u57' S.12* CAL POLY L -35 35-21 u64' S.05* TEXAS W -9 38-3 u48' S.12 HAWAII L -41' 38-0 u65 O.03 Oklahoma L +6' 24-44 o60 S.18* N. MEXICO L -26 34-10 u64' S.12 Virginia L -12' 34-27 o46' S.19 N. ILLINOIS L -34' 20-13 u67' O.10* OKLA. ST#-ot L -6 26-33 u60' S.26* S. CALIF. L +5 14-42 u60' S.19 GA. TECH W +2 30-22 u55' S.26 W. MICHIGAN L -33' 38-12 u62' O.17 Baylor L +21 38-62 o76 O.03* Ucla W +13' 38-23 u61' S.26 MASS. W -28' 62-27 o60' O.03 Indiana L -22 34-27 u66' O.29* Tcu L +13' 10-40 u74 O.10* COLORADO W -16 48-23 o57' O.03* Clemson N +2 22-24 u50 O.10 MARYLAND# L -32 49-28 o55 N.07 TEXAS TECH L -8' 31-26 u80' O.17* Utah L +5' 18-34 n52 O.10 NAVY W -14 41-24 o58 O.17* PENN STATE W -18' 38-10 n48 N.14 TEXAS W -9 38-20 o52' O.29* OREGON-ot L -2' 55-61 o65' O.17* S. CALIF. W -6 41-31 o61' O.24* Rutgers W -21 49-7 u63 N.21 Kansas W -28' 49-0 u58 N.07 Washington St L +2' 24-38 u66' O.31* Temple L -11 24-20 u51' N.07* MINNESOTA L -23' 28-14 u53 N.28 IOWA ST W -14 30-6 u57' N.14 WASH# W -2' 27-17 u51' N.07 Pittsburgh W -9 42-30 o53 N.14 Illinois W -17 28-3 u55 D.05 Kansas State L -6 23-24 u55' N.21 ARIZONA W -6 52-37 o67' N.14 W. FOREST L -26' 28-7 u52 N.21 MICH. ST. L -14 14-17 u52' J.02* Arizona St. N.28* California W +3' 46-48 o68' N.21* Boston Col. L -14' 19-16 u43 N.28 Michigan W -1' 42-13 o46' (Cactus Bowl at Phoenix, AZ) J.02* W. Virginia (at Fenway Park in Boston) J.01 Notre Dame (Cactus Bowl at Phoenix, AZ) N.28 Stanford W +3' 36-38 o56' (Fiesta Bowl at Glendale, AZ) J.01 Ohio St. (Fiesta Bowl at Glendale, AZ) CHICAGO DETROIT (AT) KANSAS CITY NEW YORK GIANTS (AT) ST. LOUIS 2015 NFL LOGS (SUR: 6-9 PSR: 6-7-2 O-U: 8-6-1) (SUR: 6-9 PSR: 6-8-1 O-U: 9-6) (SUR: 10-5 PSR: 8-7 O-U: 9-6) (SUR: 6-9 PSR: 9-6 O-U: 9-6) (SUR: 7-8 PSR: 7-7-1 O-U: 4-11) S.13 GREEN BAYL +6' 23-31 o49 S.13 San Diego L +3 28-33 o45' S.13 Houston W P 27-20 o40' S.13* Dallas W +6 26-27 o52 S.13 SEATTLE-otW +3' 34-31 o41 ARIZONA S.20 ARIZONA L +2 23-48 o46 S.20 Minnesota L +2' 16-26 u43' S.17* DENVER L -3 24-31 o42 S.20 ATLANTA L -2 20-24 u50 S.20 Washington L -3' 10-24 u41' (SUR: 13-2 PSR: 9-6 O-U: 9-6) S.27 Seattle L +15 0-26 u43' S.27* DENVER L +3 12-24 u44' S.28* Green Bay L +6' 28-38 o48 S.24* WASH. W -3' 32-21 o45 S.27 PITT L +1 6-12 u48' S.13 N. ORL. W -2' 31-19 o48 O.04 OAKLAND W +3' 22-20 u44' O.05* Seattle W +10 10-13 u43 O.04 Cincinnati L +3' 21-36 o45 O.04 Buffalo W +6 24-10 u46' O.04 Arizona W +7 24-22 o43' S.20 Chicago W -2 48-23 o46 O.11 Kansas City W +9' 18-17 u45 O.11 ARIZONA L +3' 17-42 o45 O.11 CHICAGO L -9' 17-18 u45 O.11* S. FRAN. L -7 30-27 o43' O.11 Green Bay L +9' 10-24 u46 S.27 S. FRAN. W -6' 47-7 o44' O.18 Detroit-ot N +3 34-37 o44' O.18 CHICAGO-otN -3 37-34 o44' O.18 Minnesota L +3' 10-16 u43' O.19* Philadelphia L +4 7-27 u50 O.18 Bye O.04 ST. LOUIS L -7 22-24 o43' O.25 Bye O.25 MINN. L +1' 19-28 o44' O.25 PITT. W -3 23-13 u42' O.25 DALLAS W -3' 27-20 o45 O.25 CLEVELANDW -6 24-6 u42' O.11 Detroit W -3' 42-17 o45 N.01 MINN. L +1 20-23 n43 N.01 Kansas City L +3' 10-45 o45 N.01 Detroit W -3' 45-10 o45 N.01 New OrleansW +3' 49-52 o50 N.01 S. FRAN. 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KY.# W -15' 48-20 o65' O.24* KENTUCKY W -12' 42-16 u59' N.08 N. Orleans-otW +7 34-28 o49' O.31* Washington L +4' 3-49 u56' N.06* San Jose St L -12' 17-16 u55' N.07 No Carolina L +7' 31-66 o59' N.07* Alabama L +7 16-30 n46 N.05* Missouri W -7' 31-13 o42 N.15 CAROLINA L +4 10-27 u43 N.07* S. CALIF. W +19' 30-38 o67 N.14* Missouri L -5 16-20 u41 N.14 PITT L -1' 13-31 u49' N.14* ARKANSAS L -6' 14-31 u54 N.14 ALABAMA L +7' 6-31 u51 N.19* Jacksonville L +3 13-19 u42 N.14* UTAH-ot W +6 37-30 o61' (at Kansas City, MO) N.21 Virginia L +1' 34-42 o53' N.21 Mississippi L +6' 17-38 u57 N.21* Arkansas W +4' 51-50 o58 N.29 OAKLAND L +1 21-24 o44' N.21 Arizona StateL +6 37-52 o67' N.21 FRESNO STW -26' 52-10 o57 N.28 Wake ForestW -4 27-21 o45 N.28* TEXAS A&MW -5' 19-7 u55 N.28* MISSISSIPPIL +1' 27-38 u65' D.06 J’VILLE W -2' 42-39 o43' D.19 New Mexico L -9 45-37 o65' N.28 Utah State W -3 51-28 o55 D.26 Indiana-ot W +3 44-41 o72 D.29* Texas Tech D.30 N. Carolina St. D.13 NY Jets L +7' 8-30 u43 (New Mexico Bowl at Albuquerque, NM) D.19 Utah L +2' 28-35 o49' (Pinstripe Bowl at Bronx, NY) (Texas Bowl at Houston, TX) (Belk Bowl at Charlotte, NC) D.20 N. England L +14 16-33 o47' (Las Vegas Bowl at Las Vegas, NV) D.27 HOUSTON L +3' 6-34 o39' ARKANSAS STATE (AT) GEORGIA SOUTHERN MARSHALL (AT) NAVY (AT) J.03 Indianapolis (SUR: 9-4 PSR: 8-5 O-U: 10-3) CALIFORNIA (AT) (SUR: 9-4 PSR: 9-4 O-U: 6-7) (SUR: 10-3 PSR: 8-5 O-U: 4-9) (SUR: 10-2 PSR: 8-4 O-U: 5-6-1) S.05* S. Calif. L +27' 6-55 u67 (SUR: 7-5 PSR: 5-7 O-U: 4-8) S.05* West VirginiaL +17 0-44 u55' S.06 PURDUE W -7 41-31 o61 S.05 COLGATE W -26' 48-10 o50' WASHINGTON S.12* MISSOURI W +10 20-27 u56' S.05* GRAMB. W -44 73-14 o72' S.12* W. MICH. W +5 43-17 o56' S.12* Ohio U L -3 10-21 u60' S.19 E. CAR. W -5 45-21 o58 (SUR: 8-7 PSR: 8-7 O-U: 8-7) S.19* MO ST W -20' 70-7 o61 S.12* S DIEGO STW -13' 35-7 u59' S.19* CITADEL W -22 48-13 o56' S.19 NORFLK ST L -41 45-7 u55 S.26 Connecticut W -7 28-18 u48 S.13 MIAMI L +3' 10-17 u44' S.26* Toledo L +7 7-37 u58 S.19* Texas L -6 45-44 o57' S.26* Idaho W -15' 44-20 u67' S.26 Kent State-otW -6' 36-29 o47 O.03 AIR FORCE W -5' 33-11 u49' S.20 ST. LOUIS W +3' 24-10 u41' O.03* IDAHO# L -22 49-35 o60 S.26 Washington W -2 30-24 u60' O.03* La.-Monroe W -5' 51-31 o47' O.03 OLD DOM. W -17' 27-7 u53' O.10 Notre Dame L +14 24-41 o58 S.24* NY Giants L +3' 21-32 o45 O.13* S. Alabama W -3' 49-31 o58 O.03 WASH. ST# L -17' 34-28 u73' O.17* N. MEX. ST#L -30' 56-26 o63 O.09* SO. MISS W -3' 31-10 u56' O.24 TULANE# L -24 31-14 u56' O.04 PHIL. W +3 23-20 u45 O.20* LA. LAF. W -7' 37-27 o57' O.10* Utah W +7' 24-30 u61 O.22* App. St. L +6' 13-31 u61 O.17 Fla Atlantic W -4 33-17 o46 O.31 S. FLORIDA W -7 29-17 u51 O.11 Atlanta-ot W +7' 19-25 u48 O.31* GEORGIA STL -17 48-34 o57' O.22* Ucla L +3' 24-40 u69 O.29* TEXAS ST W -21 37-13 u67' O.24 N. TEXAS# L -28' 30-13 u59' N.07* Memphis W +10 45-20 n65 O.18 NY Jets L +7 20-34 o40 N.05* App. St W +11' 40-27 o56 O.31 S. CALIF. L +4' 21-27 u69 N.14 Troy W -5' 45-10 u58 O.31 Charlotte W -17 34-10 u50 N.14 SMU W -20' 55-14 o61 O.25 TAMPA BAY L -3' 31-30 o42' N.14 La-Monroe W -14' 59-21 o56' N.07* Oregon L +3' 28-44 u73' N.21* Georgia-ot W +13' 17-23 u50' N.07 M Tenn St-otL +2' 24-27 u57' N.21* Tulsa W -13 44-21 u66 N.01 Bye N.28 N. Mexico St.W -18 52-28 o71' N.14* OREGON STW -21' 54-24 o62 N.28 S. ALABAMAW -21' 55-17 o55' N.14 FLA. INT. W -10 52-0 u53 N.27 Houston L -1 31-52 o58' N.08 N. England L +13' 10-27 u52 D.05 TEXAS ST W -25 55-17 o69' N.21* Stanford L +10 22-35 u63' D.05 GEORGIA STL -20' 7-34 u58 N.27 Western Ky L +11 28-49 o64 D.12 Army L -22 21-17 u50' N.15 N. ORL. W +1 47-14 o51' D.19* La Tech L +1 28-47 o67 N.28* ARIZONA STL -3' 48-46 o68' D.23* Bowling Grn W +7 58-27 o64' D.26 Connecticut W -4' 16-10 u44' (at Philadelphia, PA) N.22 Carolina L +7 16-44 o44' (New Orleans Bowl at New Orleans, LA) D.29 Air Force (GoDaddy.com Bowl at Mobile, AL) (St. Petersburg Bowl at St. Petersburg, FL) D.28 PITTSBURGH N.29 NY GIANTS W +2 20-14 u47' (Armed Forces Bowl at Ft. Worth, TX) (Military Bowl at Annapolis, MD) D.07* DALLAS L -3 16-19 u42' AUBURN GEORGIA STATE (AT) MEMPHIS (AT) D.13 Chicago W +4 24-21 o43 (SUR: 6-6 PSR: 2-10 O-U: 4-7-1) CENTRAL MICHIGAN (AT) (SUR: 6-7 PSR: 8-4-1 O-U: 4-9) (SUR: 9-3 PSR: 6-5-1 O-U: 5-6-1) NEBRASKA (AT) D.20 BUFFALO W +2 35-25 o45' S.05 LOUISVILLE L -10' 31-24 u55' (SUR: 7-5 PSR: 8-3-1 O-U: 5-7) S.04 CHARLOTTEL -7 20-23 u70 S.05* MO. ST W -24' 63-7 o54' (SUR: 6-7 PSR: 6-7 O-U: 8-5) D.26* Philadelphia W +3 38-24 o48' (at Atlanta, GA) S.03* OKLA. ST W +22' 13-24 u58 S.12* N. Mexico StW +6 34-32 o65 S.12* Kansas W -13 55-23 o63 S.05 BYU L -5' 28-33 o58 J.03 Dallas S.12 J’VILLE ST-otL -41 27-20 u63 S.12 MONMOUTHN -21 31-10 u56' S.19 Oregon W +43' 28-61 o72 S.19 Bowling Grn N -3 44-41 o75' S.12* S. ALABAMAW -27' 48-9 o54 S.19 Lsu L +6' 21-45 o49' S.19 Syracuse-ot W +8 27-30 o46 O.03 LIBERTY# L +2' 33-41 o60' S.24* CINCINNATI L -8 53-46 o70' S.19 Miami-Fla-otW +3' 33-36 o59' S.26* MISS ST L -2' 9-17 u58' S.26 Michigan St. W +26' 10-30 u54' O.10 APP. ST L +14' 3-37 u62 O.02* So Florida L -8 24-17 u58' S.26 SO. MISS# L -21 36-28 u66' O.03 S JOSE ST# L -21 35-21 n56 O.03 N. ILLINOIS#W +2' 29-19 u51' O.17 Ball State W +13 31-19 u65 O.17 MISSISSIPPIW +10' 37-24 u71' O.03 Illinois L -6 13-14 u57 2015 COLLEGE LOGS O.15* Kentucky W -2 30-27 o54 O.10 W. Michigan W +6 39-41 o51 O.31* Arkansas St W +17 34-48 o57' O.23* Tulsa W -10 66-42 o76' O.10 WISCONSIN L +1' 21-23 u50 O.24 Arkansas-ot L +6' 46-54 o54 O.17 BUFFALO W -6' 51-14 o55 N.07 LA. LAF. N +2 21-23 u61 O.31* TULANE L -31' 41-13 u63 O.17 Minnesota W +2 48-25 o47' AIR FORCE (AT) O.31 MISSISSIPPIL +7' 19-27 u57' O.24 Ball State L -7' 23-21 u56' N.14 Texas State W +2' 41-19 u65 N.07* NAVY L -10 20-45 n65 O.24 N’WESTERNL -7' 28-30 o50 (SUR: 8-5 PSR: 8-4-1 O-U: 9-4) N.07* Texas A&M W +7 26-10 u60 O.31 Akron W -2' 14-6 u46' N.21 S. ALABAMAW -3 24-10 u61 N.14* Houston W +5' 34-35 u70 O.31 Purdue L -8 45-55 o54 S.05 MORGAN STW -30 63-7 o56' N.14 GEORGIA L -1 13-20 u53 N.10* TOLEDO L +3 23-28 u54' N.27 TROY W -1 31-21 u57 N.21 Temple L -3 12-31 u57' N.07* MICH. ST. W +4' 39-38 o55 S.12* S JOSE ST W -6 37-16 u58' N.21 IDAHO L -33' 56-34 o63' N.18* Kent State W -10 27-14 o40' D.05 Ga SouthernW +20' 34-7 u58 N.28 SMU W -20 63-0 u71 N.14 Rutgers W -8 31-14 u64' S.19 Michigan St. W +24' 21-35 o55 N.28 ALABAMA L +14' 13-29 u48' N.27 E. MICHIGANL -24 35-28 o59 D.19* San Jose St. L +1 16-27 u55' D.30 Auburn N.27 IOWA L +2 20-28 u58 O.03 Navy L +5' 11-33 u49' D.30 Memphis D.28 Minnesota (Quick Lane Bowl) (Cure Bowl at Orlando, FL) (Birmingham Bowl at Birmingham, AL) D.26* Ucla W +5' 37-29 o61' O.10* WYOMING L -21' 31-17 u56' (Birmingham Bowl at Birmingham, AL) (Foster Farms Bowl at Santa Clara, CA) O.17 Colorado St L -3' 23-38 o53 CINCINNATI (AT) INDIANA (AT) MIAMI-FLORIDA O.24 FRESNO STW -17' 42-14 o54' BAYLOR (AT) (SUR: 7-6 PSR: 6-7 O-U: 6-7) (SUR: 6-7 PSR: 7-6 O-U: 11-2) (SUR: 8-5 PSR: 7-6 O-U: 7-6) NEVADA (AT) S.05* ALA. A&M L -45' 52-10 o59 S.05* BETH-COOK.W -39 45-0 u53' O.31* Hawaii W -6' 58-7 o50 (SUR: 9-3 PSR: 5-7 O-U: 7-5) S.05 S. ILLINOIS L -21 48-47 o58 (SUR: 6-6 PSR: 7-4-1 O-U: 4-8) S.04* Smu L -36' 56-21 o71' S.12* TEMPLE L -6' 26-34 o55 S.11* Fla Atlantic W -18 44-20 o56 S.03* UC DAVIS L -24 31-17 u59 N.07 ARMY N -17 20-3 u50 S.12* FLA. INT. W -8 36-22 o56' S.12* LAMAR L -57 66-31 o78 S.19 Miami-Ohio L -20' 37-33 o60 S.19 NEBR.-ot L -3' 36-33 o59' S.12* ARIZONA L +10' 20-44 o63 N.14 UTAH ST W +2 35-28 o51 S.19 W. KY. W -2 38-35 o72' S.26 RICE W -33' 70-17 o74 S.24* Memphis W +8 46-53 o70' O.01* Cincinnati L -7 23-34 u70 S.19 Texas A&M W +33' 27-44 o65 N.20* Boise State W +11 37-30 o55 S.26 Wake ForestW -3' 31-24 o54 O.03 Texas Tech W -17 63-35 o89 O.01* MIAMI-FLA. W +7 34-23 u70 O.10* Florida StateW +7 24-29 o51 S.26 Buffalo W +2 24-21 u54' N.28* New Mexico L -10' 35-47 o53' O.03 OHIO ST W +22 27-34 u66' (at Arlington, TX) O.16* Byu L +5' 24-38 u68 O.17 VA. TECH W -3' 30-20 u51' O.03 UNLV L -6' 17-23 u57 D.05 S. Diego St. W +6 24-27 o47' O.10 Penn State L +6' 7-29 u53 (MWC Championship) O.10 Kansas W -45 66-7 u77 O.24 CONN.# W -12 37-13 u57' O.17 RUTGERS# L -6' 52-55 o65 O.24 CLEMSON L +7' 0-58 o55' O.10 N. MEXICO W -4' 35-17 u53' D.29 California (Armed Forces Bowl) O.17 W. 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TECH W +2' 38-21 o56' N.14 S JOSE ST-otW -1' 37-34 o52' S.05* Oklahoma L +31' 3-41 u57 N.21* Oklahoma St.W -2' 45-35 o77 N.28 East CarolinaW -1' 19-16 u69' N.28 Purdue W -7' 54-36 o69 N.27 Pittsburgh W +7 29-24 u55' N.21 Utah State W +14' 27-31 o54' S.12* PITT L +12 7-24 u50 N.27* Tcu-ot L -2 21-28 u75 D.24 San Diego St.L +2 7-42 u56' D.26 Duke-ot L -3 41-44 o72 D.26 Wash St. L +2' 14-20 u62 N.28* San Diego StN +17 14-31 u49 S.19 SAV’NAH STL -46 52-9 o59' D.05 TEXAS L -21 17-23 u66 (Hawaii Bowl at Honolulu, HI) (Pinstripe Bowl at Bronx, NY) (Sun Bowl at El Paso, TX) D.29 Colorado St. S.26* La.-Lafay. W +7' 35-14 u51' D.29* N. Carolina (Russell Athletic Bowl) (Arizona Bowl at Tucson, AZ) O.03 OHIO# W +2' 12-14 u44' COLORADO STATE (AT) LOUISIANA TECH (AT) MIDDLE TENNESSEE (AT) O.10 E. Michigan W -8 47-21 o53 BOISE STATE (AT) (SUR: 7-5 PSR: 6-5-1 O-U: 7-5) (SUR: 9-4 PSR: 7-6 O-U: 8-5) (SUR: 7-6 PSR: 8-5 O-U: 6-7) NORTH CAROLINA O.17 Bowling Grn L +12 10-59 o66 (SUR: 9-4 PSR: 7-6 O-U: 7-6) S.05 SAVANNAH W -51' 65-13 o65' S.05* SOUTHERNW -40' 62-15 o63 S.05* JACKSON W -39 70-14 o56' (SUR: 11-2 PSR: 8-5 O-U: 7-6) O.31 C. MICH L +2' 6-14 u46' S.04* WASH. L -12 16-13 u55' S.12 MINN.-ot W +4 20-23 u58' S.10* Western Ky L -2 38-41 o62 S.12 Alabama W +34' 10-37 u56' S.03* S. Carolina L +2' 13-17 u64 N.07 Mass W +2 17-13 u54 S.12* Byu L -2' 24-35 o56' S.19* Colorado-ot N +3 24-27 u57 S.19 Kansas St.-otW +10 33-39 o52 S.19* CHARLOTTEW -18' 73-14 o64' (at Charlotte, NC) N.14 Miami-Ohio W -6' 37-28 o42 S.18* IDAHO ST W -28 52-0 u61 (at Denver, CO) S.26 FLA. INT. L -14 27-17 u55' S.26 Illinois W +4 25-27 u62 S.12* N. CAR. A&TW -33 53-14 o66 S.26* Utsa L -9' 33-31 o56' N.21 BUFFALO W -4' 42-21 o44' S.25* Virginia W -2 56-14 o49 O.03* LA. LAF. W -16' 43-14 u60 O.03* VANDY# L -2 13-17 u48' S.19 ILLINOIS W -7' 48-14 u63' O.03* Utah State L +4' 18-33 o49' N.27 KENT ST W -10' 20-0 u38' O.03* HAWAII W -25 55-0 u56 O.10* Utsa L -12 34-31 o55' O.10 Western Ky L +7' 28-58 o70 S.26 DELAWARE L -38 41-14 u58 O.10* BOISE ST L +15 10-41 u59' D.22 Utah State W +7' 23-21 u47 O.10* Colorado St W -15 41-10 u59' O.17 Miss State L +13 20-45 o60 O.17 FLA. INT. L -11 42-34 o53' O.03 Georgia TechW +6' 38-31 o62' (Famous Idaho Potato Bowl at Boise, ID) O.16* Utah State L -8' 26-52 o50 O.17 AIR FORCE W +3' 38-23 o53 O.24 MTSU W -7' 45-16 u64 O.24 La Tech L +7' 16-45 u64 O.17* W. FOREST W -17 50-14 o52' O.24* WYOMING# L -35 34-14 u57 O.31 S. DIEGO STL +3' 17-41 o51 O.30* Rice W -11' 42-17 u62 N.07 MARSH.-ot W -2' 27-24 u57' O.24 VIRGINIA L -17 26-13 u59 APPALACHIAN STATE (AT) O.31 Unlv W -20 55-27 o56 N.07 Wyoming W -10 26-7 u55' N.07 N. TEXAS# W -29' 56-13 o62' N.14 Fla Atlantic W -5' 24-17 u58' O.29* Pittsburgh W -2 26-19 u58' (SUR: 11-2 PSR: 6-7 O-U: 6-7) N.14* N. MEXICO L -30' 24-31 u57' N.14* UNLV W -7' 49-35 o59' N.21 Utep L -24' 17-15 u54 N.21 N. TEXAS W -23 41-7 O63' N.07 DUKE# W -7' 66-31 o59' S.05 HOWARD W -37' 49-0 u61 N.20* AIR FORCE L -11 30-37 o55 N.21 New Mexico W -3 28-21 u57 N.28 SO. MISS L -5 24-58 o62' N.28 Utsa W -12 42-7 u58' N.14 MIAMI-FLA. W -12' 59-21 o68 S.12 Clemson L +19 10-41 u58 N.27 San Jose St W -7' 40-23 o58 N.28* Fresno State L -10' 34-31 o59' D.19* Arkansas St.W -1 47-28 o67 D.24 W. Michigan L +4' 31-45 o64 N.21 Va. Tech-ot L -5 30-27 u61 S.26 Old DominionW -7' 49-0 u54' D.23 N. Illinois W -8 55-7 o56 D.29 Nevada (Arizona Bowl) (New Orleans Bowl at New Orleans, LA) (Bahamas Bowl at Nassau, Bahamas) N.28 NC State W -4 45-34 o66' O.03 WYOMING# L -25 31-13 u52' (Poinsettia Bowl at San Diego, CA) D.05* Clemson L +6 37-45 o68 O.10 Georgia StateW-14' 37-3 u62 CONNECTICUT LOUISVILLE (AT) MINNESOTA (AT) (ACC Championship at Charlotte, NC) O.17* La.-Monroe W -13' 59-14 o49 BOWLING GREEN (AT) (SUR: 6-7 PSR: 5-8 O-U: 2-11) (SUR: 7-5 PSR: 6-6 O-U: 6-6) (SUR: 5-7 PSR: 6-6 O-U: 6-6) D.29* Baylor O.22* GA. SOUTH.W -6' 31-13 u61 (SUR: 10-4 PSR: 9-4-1 O-U: 7-6-1) S.03* VILLANOVA W +7 20-15 u51 S.05 Auburn W +10' 24-31 u55' S.03* TCU W +16 17-23 u57' (Russell Athletic Bowl at Orlando, FL) S.05 Tennessee L +21' 30-59 o68 S.12 ARMY L -7 22-17 u47' S.12 Colo. St-ot L -4 23-20 u58' O.31 TROY-ot L -23' 44-41 o54' (at Atlanta, GA) NORTH CAROLINA STATE (at Nashville, TN) S.19 Missouri W +21' 6-9 u41' S.19 KENT ST L -24 10-7 u46' N.05* ARK. ST. L -11' 27-40 o56 S.12 HOUSTON L -13' 31-34 o55' (SUR: 7-5 PSR: 7-5 O-U: 6-6) S.26 NAVY L +7 18-28 u48 S.26 OHIO# L -9' 27-24 o47 N.14 Idaho W -19 47-20 o66 S.12 Maryland W +7' 48-27 o71' S.17* CLEMSON W +6 17-20 u52 S.05* TROY W -25' 49-21 o62 O.02* Byu L +16 13-30 u44 O.03 NorthwesternL +4 0-27 u40 N.28 LA. LAF. L -23 28-7 u59' S.19 MEMPHIS N +3 41-44 o75' S.26* SAMFORD W -27' 45-3 u56' S.12* E. KY. W -24 35-0 u59 O.10 Ucf W +1' 40-13 o38 O.10 Purdue W -3' 41-13 o46' D.05* So Alabama L -18' 34-27 o58' S.26 Purdue W -4' 35-28 u75 O.03 NC State W +3' 20-13 u47 S.19* Old DominionW -17' 38-14 u58' O.17 S. FLORIDA#L -2' 20-28 o44' O.17 NEBRASKA L -2 25-48 o47' D.19* Ohio U. L -7' 31-29 o55' O.03 Buffalo L -8 28-22 u67' O.17 Florida State L +6' 21-41 o46' S.26* S. Alabama W -17' 63-13 o55 O.24 Cincinnati L +12 13-37 u57' O.31* MICHIGAN W +12 26-29 o38 (Camellia Bowl at Montgomery, AL) O.10 MASS. W -13' 62-38 o78' O.24 BOST COL. L -7' 17-14 u37 O.03 LOUISVILLE L -3' 13-20 u47 O.30* E. CAR W +6' 31-13 u50' N.07* Ohio State W +23' 14-28 u53 O.17 AKRON# W -12 59-10 o66 O.30* Wake Forest L -11' 20-19 u42' O.09* Virginia TechL +2' 13-28 u44' N.07 Tulane L -5' 7-3 u47 N.14* Iowa W +9' 35-40 o46 O.24 Kent State W -14 48-0 u58' N.07 SYRACUSE W -14' 41-17 o51 O.24 Wake ForestW -8' 35-17 o46 N.21 HOUSTON W +8 20-17 u49' N.21 ILLINOIS W -4' 32-23 o47 N.04* OHIO W -20' 62-24 o67 N.14 VIRGINIA L -13' 38-31 o48 O.31 CLEMSON# L +10' 41-56 o50' N.28* Temple L +12 3-27 u39' N.28 WISCONSIN L +2 21-31 o44 N.11* W. Michigan W -3 41-27 u72 N.21 Pittsburgh L +1 34-45 o48' N.07 Boston Coll. W -4 24-8 u38 D.26 Marshall L +4' 10-16 u44' D.28 C. Michigan N.17 TOLEDO L -7' 28-44 n72 N.28 Kentucky W -6 38-24 o52 N.14 Florida State L +8 17-34 u54 N.24* Ball State W -23 48-10 u74' (St. Petersburg Bowl at St. Petersburg, FL) D.30* Texas A&M (Quick Lane Bowl at Detroit, MI) N.21 SYRACUSE W -18 42-29 o55 D.04* N. Illinois W -13 34-14 u69' (Music City Bowl at Nashville, TN) N.28 N CAR L +4 34-45 o66' (MAC Championship at Detroit, MI) D.30 Mississippi St. D.23* Ga. SouthernL -7 27-58 o64' (Belk Bowl at Charlotte, NC) (GoDaddy.com Bowl at Mobile, AL) NORTHERN ILLINOIS (AT) SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TULSA (AT) WASHINGTON STATE (AT) WESTERN MICHIGAN (AT) (SUR: 8-5 PSR: 6-7 O-U: 7-6) (SUR: 6-7 PSR: 8-5 O-U: 7-6) (SUR: 9-4 PSR: 10-3 O-U: 5-8) (SUR: 8-5 PSR: 8-5 O-U: 7-5-1) (SUR: 8-6 PSR: 9-5 O-U: 7-7) S.05* UNLV L -22' 38-30 o61' S.05* ARK. ST W -27' 55-6 u67 S.05 FLA. ATL.-ot L -4' 47-44 o67' S.05 PORT. ST L -31' 17-24 u65' S.04* MICH. ST W +17 24-37 o56 S.12 MURRAY STW -29 57-26 o77 S.12* IDAHO W -44' 59-9 o66' S.12* New Mexico W +5 40-21 u73 S.12 Rutgers W +3' 37-34 o63 S.12* Ga Southern L -5 17-43 o56' S.19 Ohio State W +34' 13-20 u67' S.19* STANFORD L -9' 31-41 o50' S.19 Oklahoma W +32 38-52 o71' S.19* WYOMING L -25' 31-14 u66' S.19* MURRAY ST.W-31' 52-20 n72 S.26 Boston Col. W +4 14-17 u45 S.26* Arizona StateW -5 42-14 u60' O.03 HOUSTON L +7 24-38 u80 O.03 California W +17' 28-34 u73' S.26 Ohio State W +33' 12-38 u62' O.03 C. Michigan L -2' 19-29 u51' O.08* WASH. L -17 12-17 u57' O.10* LA. MNROE W -9' 34-24 u66 O.10 Oregon-ot W +16' 45-38 o71' O.10 C. MICH L -6 41-39 o51 O.10 BALL ST W -10' 59-41 o56 O.17* Notre Dame L +6 31-41 o61' O.17 East CarolinaW+13' 17-30 u77' O.17 ORE ST# W -8 52-31 o62' O.17 Ohio U W +3' 49-14 o53 O.17 Miami-Ohio W -16' 45-12 o56' O.24 UTAH W -6 42-24 o58 O.23* MEMPHIS# L +10 42-66 o76' O.24 Arizona W +7 45-42 o73 O.24 MIAMI-O.# L -24' 35-13 u54' O.24 E. MICH.# W -27' 49-21 o67 O.31 California W -4' 27-21 u69 O.31 Smu W -2' 40-31 u75 O.31* STANFORD W +10' 28-30 u60 O.29* E. Michigan W -19 58-28 o64' N.03* Toledo W +7 32-27 u62' N.07* ARIZONA# L -19' 38-30 o67 N.07 UCF L -17 45-30 o63 N.07 ARIZONA STW -2' 38-24 u66' N.05* BALL ST W -14' 54-7 u62 N.11* Buffalo W -7 41-30 o55 N.13* Colorado L -17 27-24 u59' N.14* Cincinnati W +21 38-49 o76' N.14* Ucla W +11 31-27 u66 N.11* B. GREEN L +3 27-41 u72 N.18* W. MICH. W -3 27-19 u61' N.21 Oregon L +4 28-48 o72 N.21* NAVY L +13 21-44 u66 N.21* COLORADOW -14' 27-3 u61' N.18* N. Illinois L +3 19-27 u61' N.24* OHIO L -13 21-26 u58 N.28 UCLA W -3 40-21 u61' N.27* Tulane W -7' 45-34 o61 N.27 Washington L +7' 10-45 o53 N.27 Toledo W +8 35-30 o60' D.04* Bowling Grn L +13 14-34 u69' D.05* Stanford L +4' 22-41 o59 D.26 Virginia TechW+13' 52-55 o62 D.26 Miami-Fla. W -2' 20-14 u62 D.24 M. Tenn. St. W -4' 45-31 o64 (Pac-12 Champ. at Santa Clara, CA) (MAC Championship at Detroit, Michigan) (Independence Bowl at Shreveport, LA) (Sun Bowl at El Paso, TX) (Bahamas Bowl at Nassau, Bahamas) D.23 Boise State L +8 7-55 o56 D.30* Wisconsin (Holiday Bowl at San Diego, CA) (Poinsettia Bowl at San Diego, CA) UCLA WESTERN KENTUCKY (AT) WISCONSIN (AT) (SUR: 8-5 PSR: 5-7-1 O-U: 4-9) (SUR: 12-2 PSR: 8-4-1 O-U: 9-4) (SUR: 9-3 PSR: 6-6 O-U: 5-7) S.05 VIRGINIA N -18 34-16 u53 S.03* Vanderbilt N -2 14-12 u62 S.05* Alabama L +12 17-35 o46 OHIO UNIVERSITY (AT) SOUTHERN MISS (AT) (SUR: 9-5 PSR: 10-4 O-U: 6-8) S.12* Unlv W -31' 37-3 u65' S.10* LA. TECH W +2 41-38 o62 (at Arlington, TX) (SUR: 8-5 PSR: 9-4 O-U: 8-5) S.19* BYU L -16' 24-23 u59' S.19 Indiana L +2 35-38 o72' S.03* Idaho W -7 45-28 o58 S.05* MISS. ST W +20' 16-34 u61 S.12 MIAMI-O. W -31 58-0 o52 S.26* Arizona W -2' 56-30 o65' S.26 MIAMI-O. W -20' 56-14 o67 S.12* MARSHALL W +3 21-10 u60' S.12 AUST PEAY W -36 52-6 o49' S.19 TROY L -32 28-3 u58' O.03* ARIZONA STL -13' 23-38 u61' O.03 Rice W -7 49-10 u71 S.19 SE LA. W -14' 35-14 o48 S.19* Texas State W +2' 56-50 o67 S.26* HAWAII W -24' 28-0 u51 O.15* Stanford L +6' 35-56 o55' O.10 MTSU W -7' 58-28 o70 S.26 Minnesota W +9' 24-27 o47 S.26 Nebraska W +21 28-36 u66' O.03 IOWA L -6 6-10 u45 O.22* CALIFORNIAW -3' 40-24 u69 O.15* North Texas L -34 55-28 o71' O.03 Akron L -2' 14-12 u44' O.03* N. TEXAS W -16' 49-14 u66' O.10 Nebraska W -1' 23-21 u50 O.31 COLORADO L -23' 35-31 o63 O.24* Lsu L +15' 20-48 o65' O.10 MIAMI-O.# W -15' 34-3 u50' O.09* Marshall L +3' 10-31 u56' O.17 PURDUE# L -22' 24-7 u51 N.07 Oregon StateW -17 41-0 u58 O.31 Old DominionW -24' 55-30 o66 O.17 W. MICH L -3' 14-49 o53 O.17* UTSA# W -8 32-10 u58 O.24 Illinois W -6 24-13 u46 N.14* WASH. ST L -11 27-31 u66 N.07 FLA. ATL.# L -24' 35-19 u67' O.24 Buffalo L -2' 17-41 o53' O.24 Charlotte W -15' 44-10 u63' O.31 RUTGERS W -19 48-10 o51 N.21 Utah W +1 17-9 u56 N.21 Fla Int (SUSP) -18' 63-7 66 N.04* Bowling Grn L +20' 24-62 o67 O.31 UTEP L -24' 34-13 u58' N.07 Maryland L -11 31-24 o48' N.28 S. California L +3 21-40 u61' N.27 MARSHALL W -11 49-28 o64 N.10* KENT ST W -6' 27-0 u44 N.14 Rice W -7' 65-10 o60' N.21 N’WESTERNL -11 7-13 u41 D.26* Nebraska L -5' 29-37 o61' D.05 SO. MISS W -7' 45-28 u77 N.17* BALL ST W -9' 48-31 o55' N.21 OLD DOM. W -21' 56-31 o60' N.28 Minnesota W -2 31-21 o44 N.28 La Tech W +5 58-24 o62' (Foster Farms Bowl at Santa Clara, CA) (C-USA Championship) D.30* So. California (Holiday Bowl ) N.24* N. Illinois W +13 26-21 u58 D.21 South FloridaW -2' 45-35 o67' D.19* App. St. W +7' 29-31 o55' D.05 W. Kentucky L +7' 28-45 u77 (C-USA Championship) UTAH (AT) (Miami Beach Bowl at Miami, FL) (Camellia Bowl at Montgomery, AL) D.26 Washington L +8' 31-44 o52' (SUR: 10-3 PSR: 6-7 O-U: 6-6-1) (Heart of Dallas Bowl at Dallas, TX) S.03* MICHIGAN W -5' 24-17 u45' PITTSBURGH S.11* UTAH ST L -12 24-14 u45' (SUR: 8-4 PSR: 6-6 O-U: 5-7) S.19* Fresno StateW -14 45-24 o52' KEY TO LOGS on PAGES 9-12: Date game was played...S– S.05 YOUNGS. STL -16' 45-37 o55' TEMPLE (SUR: 10-4 PSR: 9-5 O-U: 4-9-1) S.26* Oregon W +11 62-20 o64' S.12* Akron W -12 24-7 u50 September, O–October, etc. Asterisk (*): Night game. W or L S.05 PENN ST W +6' 27-10 u43' O.10* CALIF# L -7' 30-24 u61 S.19* Iowa W +4' 24-27 o47' S.12* Cincinnati W +6' 34-26 o55 O.17* ARIZONA STW -5' 34-18 n52 in middle column indicates spread Win or Loss. N stands for O.03 Virginia TechW +4 17-13 u44' S.19 Mass. L -13 25-23 u54' O.24 S. Calif. L +6 24-42 o58 no spread decision. Home game on each team’s schedule O.10 VIRGINIA# L -9' 26-19 u46 O.02* Charlotte W -21' 37-3 u43' O.31* OREGON STL -26' 27-12 u53 O.17 Georgia TechW +3' 31-28 o48' denoted by CAPS. (OT): overtime period. Apostrophe (‘) next O.10 TULANE# W -15 49-10 o44' N.07 Washington W +2 34-23 o44 O.24 Syracuse L -8 23-20 u49 O.17* UCF L -20' 30-16 n46 N.14* Arizona-ot L -6 30-37 o61' to consensus spread indicates ½ point. P–Pick game. (AT) = O.29* N. CAR L +2 19-26 u58' O.22* East CarolinaW +3 24-14 u48' N.21 UCLA L -1 9-17 u56 N.07 N DAME L +9 30-42 o53 playing surface is Artificial Turf. (P.A.T.) = the field is Prescrip- O.31* N. DAME W +11 20-24 u51' N.28 COLORADO L -16' 20-14 u48' N.14 Duke W +1' 31-13 u49' tion Athletic Turf (a form of natural grass). (FT) = the field is N.06* Smu W -13 60-40 o51 D.19 Byu (LV Bowl)W -2' 35-28 o49' N.21 LOUISVILLEW -1 45-34 o48' N.14* So Florida L -2' 23-44 o44' Field Turf, a slower form of artificial turf. The spread before N.27 MIAMI-FLA. L -7 24-29 u55' N.21 MEMPHIS W +3 31-12 u57' UTAH STATE (AT) D.28 Navy each score is the consensus line. The consensus O-U number N.28* CONN W -12 27-3 u39' (SUR: 6-7 PSR: 5-8 O-U: 9-4) (Military Bowl at Annapolis, MD) is in the last column. O—Over the total. U—Under the total. D.05 Houstn (AAC) L +5' 13-24 u53' S.03* S. UTAH L -31 12-9 u47 D.22* Toledo (Bowl)L -2 17-32 u50 S.11* Utah W +12 14-24 u45' SUR–Straight-up Record. PSR–Ptspread Record. O-U— SAN DIEGO STATE S.19 Washington L +7' 17-31 o45 (SUR: 11-3 PSR: 8-5-1 O-U: 6-8) Over-Under record). The first # of the score is for team whose O.03* COLO. ST W -4' 33-18 o49' S.05* SAN DIEGO L -36' 37-3 u46' TEXAS A&M O.10* Fresno StateW -11' 56-14 o48 schedule is listed, the second # is the opponent’s score. #— S.12 California L +13' 7-35 u59' (SUR: 8-4 PSR: 5-7 O-U: 4-8) O.16* BOISE ST W +8' 52-26 o50 S.19* S. ALA.-ot L -17' 27-34 o46' S.05* ARIZONA STW -3 38-17 u66' Homecoming Game. (at Houston, TX) O.23* San Diego StL -4 14-48 o44 S.26 Penn State L +14' 21-37 o40 O.30* WYOMING W -26 58-27 o50 O.03* FRESNO STW -8 21-7 u53 S.12* BALL ST W -30' 56-23 o64 N.07 New Mexico L -16 13-14 u58 O.10* Hawaii W +2 28-14 u45' S.19 NEVADA L -33' 44-27 o65 N.14 Air Force L -2 28-35 o51 O.17* San Jose St W +2' 30-7 u48 S.26* Arkansas-ot W -6' 28-21 u59' (at Arlington, TX) N.21 NEVADA L -14' 31-27 o54' O.23* UTAH ST W +4 48-14 o44 N.28 BYU L +3 28-51 o55 O.31 Colorado St.W -3' 41-17 o51 O.03* MISS. ST W -5 30-17 u62' D.22 Akron L -7' 21-23 u47 N.14* WYOMING W -24 38-3 u49 O.17 ALABAMA L +4 23-41 o54' N.21* Unlv W -16' 52-14 o51 O.24* Mississippi L +5' 3-23 u64 (Famous Idaho Potato Bowl at Boise, ID) N.28* NEVADA N -17 31-14 u49 O.31 S. CAR L -15' 35-28 o59 D.05 AIR FORCE L -6 27-24 o47' N.07* AUBURN L -7 10-26 u60 VIRGINIA TECH (SUR: 7-6 PSR: 6-7 O-U: 6-7) (MWC Championship) N.14 W. CAR L -36 41-17 u62 D.24 Cincinnati W -2 42-7 u56' N.21* Vanderbilt W -4' 25-0 u43 S.07* OHIO ST L +14 24-42 o53 (Hawaii Bowl at Honolulu, HI) N.28* Lsu L +5' 7-19 u55 S.12 FURMAN W -35 42-3 o44 D.30* Louisville (Music City Bowl) S.19 Purdue W -6 51-24 o48' S.26 East CarolinaL -9' 28-35 o50' SAN JOSE STATE (AT) O.03 PITT L -4 13-17 u44' (SUR: 6-7 PSR: 8-5 O-U: 7-5-1) TEXAS TECH (AT) O.09* N. CAR. ST W -2' 28-13 u44' S.03* NEW HAMP.W -27 43-13 o53 (SUR: 7-5 PSR: 7-5 O-U: 9-3) O.17 Miami-FloridaL +3' 20-30 u51' S.12* Air Force L +6 16-37 u58' S.05 S. HOUS. STL -14' 59-45 o72' O.24 DUKE#-ot L -3 43-45 o45' S.19* Oregon StateL +7 21-35 o49' S.12 UTEP W -20' 69-20 o65' O.31 Boston Col. W -3 26-10 u37 S.26* FRESNO STW -4' 49-23 o55 S.19* Arkansas W +10' 35-24 u70' N.12* Georgia TechW +2' 23-21 u51 O.03 Auburn W +21 21-35 n56 S.26 TCU W +5' 52-55 o84' N.21 N. CAR.-ot W +5 27-30 u61 O.10* Unlv-ot W -3 33-27 o50' O.03 Baylor L +17 35-63 o89 (at Arlington, TX) N.28 Virginia L -3' 23-20 u48' O.17* S DIEGO ST#L -2' 7-30 u48 D.26 Tulsa L -13' 55-52 o62 O.24 N. MEXICO W -7' 31-21 u56' O.10 IOWA ST# W -11' 66-31 o74 N.06* BYU W +12' 16-17 u55' O.17 Kansas L -32 30-20 u76 (Independence Bowl at Shreveport, LA) From The Gold Sheet Staff N.14 Nevada-ot L +1' 34-37 o52' O.24 Oklahoma L +14' 27-63 o72' From The Gold Sheet Staff N.21* Hawaii W -10' 42-23 o52' O.31 OKLA. ST L +2 53-70 o77' WASHINGTON (AT) (SUR: 7-6 PSR: 8-5 O-U: 5-8) N.27 BOISE ST L +7' 23-40 o58 N.07 West VirginiaW +8' 26-31 u80' S.04* Boise State W +12 13-16 u55' D.19* Georgia StateW -1 27-16 u55' N.14 KANSAS ST W -5' 59-44 o70 N.26* Texas W +1 48-45 o70 S.12 SACTO ST W -30' 49-0 u61 (Cure Bowl at Orlando, FL) D.29* Lsu (Texas Bowl at Houston, TX) S.19 UTAH ST W -7' 31-17 o45 GET THE GOLD SHEET FOR BASKETBALL . S.26 CALIFORNIAL +2 24-30 u60' SOUTH FLORIDA TOLEDO (AT) O.08* S. Calif. 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