[BigdaddyQH]

Some good games this coming week, considering how many of the "big Games" of last week were over by halftime.

Clemson @ Ga. Tech. Thursday Night in Atlanta. Could this be a question of who pays the most attention to the business at hand? Clemson has Lousiville at home the following week and Tech hosts Miami. Watch the line. This game sets up nicely for the Wreck (Ga. Tech).

USC @ Utah. Friday Night. Another USC loss probably is the beginning of the end for HC Clay Helton. USC still has games at Arizona, UDub, and UCLA plus home games against Cal, Oregon, and Notre Dame. The chances of USC failing to make a bowl game jump dramatically with a loss here. Meanwhile Utah just quietly cruises along with a 3-0 record.

Oklahoma State @ Baylor. This game along with just about every Big 12 Conference game is an elimination game. Both of these teams can score, and neither team has much of a defense. Watch the total. Anything under 80 has to be a signal to take the Over.

Wisconsin at Michigan State. The first of what will be many Big 10 showdowns. Both teams are undefeated. Wisconsin held on to upset LSU in Green Bay, and Sparty crushed the Irish in South Bend. The loser takes a major hit here.

Arkansas vs Texas A&M in Arlington. Showdown in the SEC West between two suprisingly undefeated teams. Arkansas stunned TCU on the road, and A&M defeated UCLA at home and Auburn on the road. Both of these teams can score, but the A&M defense may be the difference.

Florida @ Tennessee. Huge game for the SEC East. Two very odd teams. Florida has given up 14 points in three games against cupcakes. Tennessee has not played like a possible SEC East Champion going 1-2 ATS against very weak opposition. Tennessee has lost 11 straight to Florida.

Other games of interest: Georgia at Mississippi. Stanford at UCLA. Washington @ Arizona.

[MalikHusam]

last stand for USC... rarely works out... Utah ML I think