Well, NCAAF is right around the corner and the lines have been out for a while so I guess now it's time to start talking about the games. Here is what I like.
Oregon/Houston +9 (this should go higher)
Vanderbilt +9.5/Wake Forest: Who is Wake Forest to be laying near double digits even if they are at home. Vandy is not great but were very competitive last year in many games and could have easily had a 6 win season had they been able to finish. Cutler is back and he is, maybe the best QB in the SEC and he has three solid wide receivers. In addition, Wake's star running back is serving a suspension in this game. Vandy should keep it close, if not pull the outright upset.
Indiana/Central Michigan +9: I don't care how bad CMU is, no way Indiana should be laying 9 points on the road with a new QB and head coach. CMU has a lot of starters returning not to mention they'll be trying to avenge a 41-10 loss from last year.
TXAM -1.5/Clemson: Normally a home dog is a good bet, especially in season openers, but TXAM is loaded this year and Clemson has typically struggled early in the season. I like TXAM here to win by double digits.
Other leans but need more information is Louisville/Kentucky +21.5 (should get all the way up to +24) and Tulsa +15 against Minnesota
Feedback appreciated as well as other picks would be nice to see. Nothing is for sure yet...but the first four plays seem strong to me.
Oregon/Houston +9 (this should go higher)
Vanderbilt +9.5/Wake Forest: Who is Wake Forest to be laying near double digits even if they are at home. Vandy is not great but were very competitive last year in many games and could have easily had a 6 win season had they been able to finish. Cutler is back and he is, maybe the best QB in the SEC and he has three solid wide receivers. In addition, Wake's star running back is serving a suspension in this game. Vandy should keep it close, if not pull the outright upset.
Indiana/Central Michigan +9: I don't care how bad CMU is, no way Indiana should be laying 9 points on the road with a new QB and head coach. CMU has a lot of starters returning not to mention they'll be trying to avenge a 41-10 loss from last year.
TXAM -1.5/Clemson: Normally a home dog is a good bet, especially in season openers, but TXAM is loaded this year and Clemson has typically struggled early in the season. I like TXAM here to win by double digits.
Other leans but need more information is Louisville/Kentucky +21.5 (should get all the way up to +24) and Tulsa +15 against Minnesota
Feedback appreciated as well as other picks would be nice to see. Nothing is for sure yet...but the first four plays seem strong to me.