College football 2018 Week 7 thread

Fair.

 

The Odom hire at Mizzou says ... probably not. It's Mizzou.

 

Have they made up? Because Gundy and Pickens had a "we can barely tolerate each other" kind of relationship a few years ago.

 

Lots of value on the board.

Northwestern -5.5. That’s insanely juicy.
USC -7
Auburn -16.5
Iowa -5. Damn I hate this pick but Ferentz is something like 13-2 ATS as a road favorite because the Big Ten West is awful.

 

Scott Frost: It's not my fault. Don't be afraid to let the bus hit you on your way out, you "culture killers."

Ridding of 'culture killers' helping mood around Husker football program, Scott Frost says

 

Story apparently says the execution came with the input of the president of the university. Good Tebow. Your school might be excessively obsessed with and defined by football if the president is weighing in on whether the defensive coordinator should be whacked.

 

Damn, you can take a lot of points on the road for OK teams, or against “just OK” teams.

Texas Tech (+8.5) at TCU, 7:30 p.m., ESPN

Arizona (+13.5) at Utah, 10 p.m., ESPN

Michigan State (+13.5) at Penn State, 3:30 p.m., Big Ten Network

Wisconsin (+7.5) at Michigan, 7:30 p.m., ABC

 

I love Wisconsin here. Just love it.

 

Major trap game for Florida this week, coming off two emotional upset wins in a row -- at Mississippi State and home vs. LSU. With the Kentucky loss, they may be overlooking this game and instead focusing on their annual Cocktail Party meeting with the Dawgs in Jax. Vandy always seems to play them tough, particularly in Nashville. And Feliepe Franks still isn't the answer at QB.

 

Six weeks into his first season and St. Scott of Wood River is already serving up scapegoats? Lincoln has changed a lot since the last time I was there.

 

He started the day he was hired.