The College Football Playoff race is in full swing, and a few unbeatens will put their records on the line in this week's slate of games. Here is a look at some games to keep an eye on this Saturday. Boston College vs. Clemson Date: Friday, Oct. 31 Time: Noon ET TV: ABC Spread: Clemson -31 Clemson is one of the premier teams in college football and showed why last week beating Syracuse by 26 points while clearly struggling with consistency and Travis Etienne cramps on offense. The Tigers will look to get back on track against a Boston College team that should not be overlooked. As the defensive coordinator at Ohio State, Boston College head coach Jeff Hafley limited the Clemson offense to 29 points, shutting
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Temple football vs. Memphis Preview and Prediction
It’s week 8 in the college football season but Temple football is playing its third game of the season (1-1) and Memphis is playing its fourth (1-2). The Temple Owls are looking for their first road win of the season after winning their home opener last week against USF 39-37. Temple was a 12-point favorite, but it came down to the Owls needing a stop on a two-point conversion with 1:03 left to go in the game to secure the victory. The Owls offense has been fine, averaging 34 points per game and 411.5 yards per game. The running game has been stellar led by sophomore running back Re’Mahn Davis (156 yards per game). However, quarterback Anthony Russo has been inconsistent -
Tough Loss for UCF football vs. Memphis
UCF football and Memphis played a wild game Saturday night in which the Knights fell short 50-49. Memphis came back by scoring 21 fourth-quarter points to make a comeback. UCF has not lost two consecutive games since the end of the 2016 season, and this is Memphis’ first win over the UCF since Sept. 22, 1990. This game had 1,503 yards of total offense. UCF quarterback Dillon Gabriel set a school record with 601 passing yards, five touchdowns, adding two long plays of 85 and 93 yards. Memphis QB Brady White went 34 of 50 for 486 yards with six touchdowns. UCF had three 100-yard receivers. Marlon Williams, Jaylon Robinson and Ryan O’Keefe all passing the 100-yard mark. Marlon Williams finished with
College Football Week 7 Games To Watch
The season has had its share of big games and upsets already, and with another week upon us there will be a couple more unbeatens that put their records on the line. Here's a look at those games and others that have huge implication for conference championship races. Coastal Carolina vs. Louisiana Date: Wednesday, Oct. 14 Time: 6:30 p.m. ET TV: ESPN Spread: Louisiana -6.5 Pushed back from last week because of Hurricane Delta, Coastal Carolina and Louisiana match up in a what could be one of the best games of the week on Wednesday night. Following its upset of Iowa State, Louisiana has struggled with injuries and turnovers in a couple of close calls. Coastal Carolina started its season off with a win over a Big 12
College football Week 5 NFL Draft prospects
Heading into Week 5 of the college football season, there are some top NFL Draft prospects in action on Saturday with several key conference matchups taking place. Texas A&M vs Alabama Bobby Brown III, IDL – Texas A&M Jaylen Waddle, WR – Alabama Texas A&M has a history of producing NFL defensive line prospects, and Bobby Brown III will look to keep that trend alive in 2021. Brown is a stout 315 pounds along the Aggie front where he has shown excellent lower body strength and anchoring ability. He will likely be relegated to a 0 or 1 tech at the next level due to his lack of pass rush ability outside of a straight bull rush. If he can show an improved motor
College Football Week 5 Games To Watch
Major upsets have already shown up through the first few weeks. With several key matchups in college football Week 5, will there be more shake up in major conferences? Let's take a look at this week's games to watch. South Carolina vs. Florida Date: Saturday, Oct. 3 Time: Noon ET TV: ESPN Spread: Florida -18.5 Florida looked strong out of the gate with an impressive win against Ole Miss. South Carolina also looked improved from last year albeit in a loss to Tennessee. Both teams will face a step up in competition on the defensive side of the ball, but with playmakers like Kyle Pitts and Shi Smith on the field, points will still be found. At this point, Florida simply has more talent at key positions on
College football Week 1 NFL Draft prospects
Yes, this is real, college football is back! Let us not waste words and just get to the preview of games to watch and prospects to keep an eye on in the week one slate. Queue Big & Rich! Games to Watch Arkansas State vs. Memphis Game Preview: While not a true rivalry, Arkansas State and Memphis have a rich history of matchups dating back to 1914. Now in 2020 they meet again, and their circumstances could not be further apart. Arkansas State has been a consistent winner under head coach Blake Anderson and will be looking for a program building win over the Tigers. Meanwhile, Memphis’s Ryan Silverfield will look to keep his program rolling as he breaks in his new title
