6 College Football Games That Will Catch Your Attention This Weekend

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Week two of college football was the knee before halftime with 30 seconds left and your team at their own 40. Outside of the Hail Mary that never should have been, there just wasn’t much drama. This week, however, provides us with some juicy matchups that can make or break a team’s chances for the four team playoff. Here are six games to have on your TV this weekend.

#2 Florida State AT #10 Louisville

When: 11:00 a.m. on ESPN

This is a must watch so you can see Lamar Jackson play. I don’t wanna hype the kid’s Heisman chances when they can all die tomorrow, but the kid can play. It’s his first real defense he’ll face this season, so we’ll see how it plays out. FSU has some real fast talent on their roster so it’ll be the matchup of the day. Jackson versus FSU speed. Folks at ESPN (whoever was calling Houston/Cincy last night) described Jackson as a Cam Newton/Michael Vick mix because he’s the best athlete on the field. Premature? Guess we’ll find out.

#1 Alabama AT #19 Ole Miss

When: 2:30 p.m. on CBS

I’d be a buffoon to leave this game off the list. What used to be a ho-hum win for Nick Saban has now turned into his annual nightmare. Is Mississippi going to pull one out of their ass and make it three straight? The media world would love that so we can proclaim the SEC dead again, only to have Alabama win out on their way to the national championship again. It’s almost like Saban has it planned that way.

#22 Oregon AT Nebraska

When: 2:30 p.m. on ABC

I guess Nebraska has found some offense in the last few games while I wasn’t paying attention. Oregon always has offense, but you never get to watch them play because they start by the time you’re blacked out and have trouble seeing things straight. My girlfriend went to school with Oregon’s newest transfer QB Prukop, and her parents are friends with his parents. So naturally I’m rooting for the Cornhuskers. Should be a fun time at her parent’s house this weekend (her father is also an Aggie). 100 percent chance I’m single after Saturday.

#17 Texas A&M AT Auburn

When: 6:00 p.m. on ESPN

I love a good Big 12-SEC matchup. I have a hot friend who was a dancer at Auburn, so I am inclined to root for Auburn in this one. Really nothing more to say than that.

#12 Michigan State AT #18 Notre Dame

When: 6:30 p.m. on ABC

I included this game because I wasn’t allowed to include the SMU/Liberty game (6:00 on ESPN3 for those interested). On paper, it seems like a good matchup. Two ranked teams who have battled it out before. But in reality, this one is only watchable to see if Michigan State can put a fork in Notre Dame’s playoff chances. PGP’s John Duda is a big Michigan State guy and he’s been jawing all week at no one in particular, so I wouldn’t hate a Notre Dame win.

#3 Ohio State AT #14 Oklahoma

When: 6:30 p.m. on FOX

Before Alabama fans came around after a few titles, there weren’t two fan bases that annoyed me the most. I’m not quite sure why I’ve hated Ohio State so much since they beat Miami for the title way back when. Maybe it was because I know they got extremely lucky that year? OU’s hate is a given. Growing up in Texas, you were either a Longhorn, an Aggie, or a Sooner. All three pretty much hate each other. I grew up a Longhorn, but decided scholarship money at SMU was worth it. Athletically speaking, a pretty poor decision on my part. Really just kinda hoping both teams lose, maybe the stadium becomes a sinkhole.

Here are the games I’m losing money on this weekend. Yes, I went 1-5 last week, but at least I didn’t tell you to put money on them.

Oklahoma +1.5
Miami -3.5
Michigan -19.5
LSU -14
TCU -24.5
Stanford -8.5

Don’t quote me on those picks if you lose.

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  1. SomewhereoverDwayneBowe

    Wouldn’t really call Texas A&M and Auburn a “Big 12-SEC matchup” since they’re both SEC schools

    8 years ago at 11:11 am
  2. St_Christian

    You’re aware that Texas A&M is no longer in the Big 12 right? I mean I know most of you guys live under a fucking rock so I guess I see the confusion.

    8 years ago at 11:13 am
      1. The_Flying_Dutchman

        You also got the Notre Dame game wrong. It’s 7:30 on NBC not 6:30 on ABC. Seriously where the fuck do you get your information?

        8 years ago at 11:58 am
    1. Coop-er

      They may play in the SEC but they don’t play like an SEC team, the common sentiment to any non-Aggie Texan. The only thing SEC about A&M is the size of its college town

      8 years ago at 9:41 am
  3. Gun_Slinger

    So the games with ranked teams going head to head should catch our attention. Thanks for the big scoop.

    8 years ago at 11:32 am
    1. I Love All Races <3

      Seriously. I mean we all know tfm writers are giant retards, and this just proves it.

      8 years ago at 4:08 pm
  4. Rose1802

    Talking about a shitty SMU game in the Michigan state-ND paragraph.. you guys should have someone else write these

    8 years ago at 11:32 am
  5. Cartier

    Don’t put the Aggies on the same level as OU and Texas. Both those schools have won their conference within 25 years and national titles within 65 years.

    8 years ago at 11:35 am
    1. Ron_Paul_2016

      I’m a Bama fan and I think it could happen. If we lose tomorrow though I think we repeat as National Champs. It’s always good to lose early if you have to lose.

      8 years ago at 12:59 pm
  6. Frank Lyman from Amherst

    So these 6 games caught your attention so much that you gave us predictions from other random games?

    8 years ago at 11:55 am