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Thanks to Butch Jones and Pattycakes for the OT title.
Week 4 Notable Games (All times in EST and all rankings AP)
Texas A&M vs. Arkansas in Jerry World, 12:00- The Hot Seat bowl. Two coaches enter, and it's likely neither will have a job in three months.
NC State @ #12 Florida State, 12:00- My alma mater plays FSU in the first game for the Noles in three weeks. Their freshman QB better be ready for State's fierce D-line.
3:30 EST
So, I may have said in the last thread week 4 was looking like garbage. The 3:30 slot begs to differ.
#1 Bama @ Vandy- The 'Dores are 3-0 and just beat a ranked team at home for the first time since 1946. While it's unlikely they'll repeat that feat this week, their defense is GOOD. They're going to give Bama some issues.
#5 USC @ Cal- Cal is also 3-0, and they also have a defense! Meanwhile, USC has looked vulnerable. The fighting Cyans have a chance.
#16 TCU @ #6 Oklahoma State
#8 Michigan @ Purdue, 4:00- Jeff Brohm has Purdue looking frisky. Return of the Spoilermakers?
#17 Mississippi State @ #11 Georgia, 7:00
#20 Florida @ Kentucky, 7:30
#PAC12AFTERDARK
#7 Washington @ Colorado, 10:00
#24 Oregon @ Arizona State, 10:00
Hawai'i @ Wyoming (still counts), 10:15
UCLA @ Stanford, 10:30
Pick'em Stuff:
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Thanks to Butch Jones and Pattycakes for the OT title.
AP Poll said:1) Alabama (45)
2) Clemson(15)
3) Oklahoma(1)
4) {Redacted}
5) USC
6) Oklahoma State
7) Washington
8) Michigan
9) Wisconsin
10) Ohio State
11) Georgia
12) Florida State
13) Virginia Tech
14) Miami
15) Auburn
16) TCU
17) Mississippi State
18) Washington State
19) Louisville
20) Florida
21) South Florida
22) San Diego State
23) Utah
24) Oregon
25) LSU
Coaches Poll said:1) Alabama(59)
2) Clemson(6)
3) Oklahoma
4) {Redacted}
5) USC
6) Washington
7) Oklahoma State
8) Michigan
9) Ohio State
10) Wisconsin
11) Florida State
12) Georgia
13) Virginia Tech
14) Miami
15) TCU
16) Auburn
17) South Florida
18) Washington State
19) Mississippi State
20) Louisville
21) Utah
22) Florida
23) LSU
24) Oregon
25) San Diego State
Week 4 Notable Games (All times in EST and all rankings AP)
Texas A&M vs. Arkansas in Jerry World, 12:00- The Hot Seat bowl. Two coaches enter, and it's likely neither will have a job in three months.
NC State @ #12 Florida State, 12:00- My alma mater plays FSU in the first game for the Noles in three weeks. Their freshman QB better be ready for State's fierce D-line.
3:30 EST
So, I may have said in the last thread week 4 was looking like garbage. The 3:30 slot begs to differ.
#1 Bama @ Vandy- The 'Dores are 3-0 and just beat a ranked team at home for the first time since 1946. While it's unlikely they'll repeat that feat this week, their defense is GOOD. They're going to give Bama some issues.
#5 USC @ Cal- Cal is also 3-0, and they also have a defense! Meanwhile, USC has looked vulnerable. The fighting Cyans have a chance.
#16 TCU @ #6 Oklahoma State
#8 Michigan @ Purdue, 4:00- Jeff Brohm has Purdue looking frisky. Return of the Spoilermakers?
#17 Mississippi State @ #11 Georgia, 7:00
#20 Florida @ Kentucky, 7:30
#PAC12AFTERDARK
#7 Washington @ Colorado, 10:00
#24 Oregon @ Arizona State, 10:00
Hawai'i @ Wyoming (still counts), 10:15
UCLA @ Stanford, 10:30
Pick'em Stuff:
Pick 'em stuff
Last week's results:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ktcDh10qYDKNKvo6EVEPvay-TXnmJ7lD7CZAGd6FloI/edit?usp=sharing
Score to date, dropping the 2 lowest:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/14oB6wMtBN3TgAWnUzysoWqpmSlLGVY5XhU5MAluLv-U/edit?usp=sharing
Week 4 games:
NCST@FSU
TTU@HOU
TAMU@ARK
USC@CAL
TCU@OKST
RUT@NEB
DUKE@UNC
M-OH@CMU
MSST@UGA
SDSU@AFA
PSU@IOWA
WASH@COLO
Link to form: https://goo.gl/forms/42Iy8weoaGr7szf83
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Subscribe here in iTunes or search for The Decided Schematic Advantage in your podcast app of choice. Send questions and comments to [email protected]. I'll post details of the new episode later this week.