FBC Week 10 thread: The thrill of the Chase (Daniel)

Here's what I have my eye on this week:
--Virginia Tech will cream Georgia Tech
--I think Clemson will beat N.C. State
--I think Michigan will beat Illinois
--I think Oklahoma State will beat Baylor, with at least 90 total points.
--I think Auburn wins by about nine touchdowns.
--I think TCU edges Utah by about 4-6 points
--I think Alabama stomps LSU
--I thinkSouth Carolina will beat Arkansas
--I know that if I keep picking Kansas State for an upset, it'll happen.
--Missouri in a rout over Texas Tech
--Stanford by about a field goal over Arizona.

 

Your keyboard to God's ears, but I don't know howthefuck South Carolina's gonna keep Ryan Mallet on this side of 500 yards.

 

I love that you start these threads Dools.

 

Ditto.
I'll add that I think the Zookers take down Michigan, and I think that TCU wins by 10+. I hope Baylor beats Ok. State, but, well, that game has tons of letdown potential for the Bears.

 

How many players from an ultimately inconsequential college football program can dooley come up with to title these threads?

 

Off week by 17.

 

Correct. Terps can cover Harris-less Hurricanes.

As for Dools' pick, was off the grid when he made his comment last week. (Sam played for Montclair State FWIW, but the sentiment was cool.) Because it's in Death Valley, who freaking knows? Who knows which NCSU team shows up on a given week? Strong team, but picks the strangest times to disappear. Here's to hoping Tom O'Brien has accomplished something on that front.

 

To be fair, Morris almost led a huge comeback in the fourth quarter on Saturday. He threw some picks early, but this was a true-freshman who couldn't have expected to play and he needed a little time to settle down. His decision making got a lot better the longer he was out there. Miami has lived and died by turnovers, against Virginia the defense wasn't forcing as many as it had in previous weeks, but Harris is capable of losing games with his INT's too.

 

A positive for the Pack: Clemson's best (only?) offensive weapon, Andre Ellington, won't play.

 

Mississippi State's idle this weekend so there's really not that much going on in the college football world.

On a side note that several of you likely watched, Chase raised up from his field goal-holder's position last nite and sent Garrett Hartley out to the far right, prompting the Pitt defense into a hurried time-out. Tomlin and Payton both were chuckling over the gamesmanship soiree.

Finally, I'll take Alabama to indeed chew up LSU down on the bayou.

 

I was referring to your college football allegiance.