Let's go with Colorado State -10 or 10.5 against Wyoming...
Vying for their fourth win in a row, the Colorado State Rams head
to Laramie this weekend to do battle with the Wyoming Cowboys in Mountain West Conference play at War Memorial Stadium. The Rams were idle last week after having played two straight weeks on Thursday nights, the most recent of those outings being a 30-20 triumph over the Air Force Falcons at home on October 16. The victory was the third in a row for the squad after having dropped back-to-back contests to Miami-Ohio and Utah both at home. Entering this week Colorado State is fourth in the league standings having won two of three MWC games. As for the Cowboys, they were riding high on a two-game win
streak that saw the team top both Utah State and BYU to start the month of October. Unfortunately, the San Diego State Aztecs couldn't allow the trend to continue last Saturday, handing Wyoming a 25-20 setback at Qualcomm Stadium in
Southern California. With the loss the Cowboys fell to 1-2 in conference playand into sixth place in an eight-team league. With respect to the all-time series between these two schools on the gridiron, last year the Rams posted a 44-36 win in the annual meeting between the MWC foes, pushing their lead in
the series over Wyoming to 51-38-5.
The Cowboys have already outdone themselves this season by recording a trio ofwins. Not many expected them to have that much success, so from here on out the pressure is off the group, while teams like Colorado State keep their eyeon the postseason. Expect a dangerous Van Pelt to have a lot to say in this contest as he leads the Rams to yet another victory.
Giving one of the best coaching is college, IMO, 16 days to prepare for Wyoming, when CSU is still in the conference hunt is a spell for disaster for Wyoming. CSU too fast on both sides of the ball. CSU also loves to play away from home.
CSU -10 or 10.5
Also-
ASU -3
UCLA -6
Vying for their fourth win in a row, the Colorado State Rams head
to Laramie this weekend to do battle with the Wyoming Cowboys in Mountain West Conference play at War Memorial Stadium. The Rams were idle last week after having played two straight weeks on Thursday nights, the most recent of those outings being a 30-20 triumph over the Air Force Falcons at home on October 16. The victory was the third in a row for the squad after having dropped back-to-back contests to Miami-Ohio and Utah both at home. Entering this week Colorado State is fourth in the league standings having won two of three MWC games. As for the Cowboys, they were riding high on a two-game win
streak that saw the team top both Utah State and BYU to start the month of October. Unfortunately, the San Diego State Aztecs couldn't allow the trend to continue last Saturday, handing Wyoming a 25-20 setback at Qualcomm Stadium in
Southern California. With the loss the Cowboys fell to 1-2 in conference playand into sixth place in an eight-team league. With respect to the all-time series between these two schools on the gridiron, last year the Rams posted a 44-36 win in the annual meeting between the MWC foes, pushing their lead in
the series over Wyoming to 51-38-5.
The Cowboys have already outdone themselves this season by recording a trio ofwins. Not many expected them to have that much success, so from here on out the pressure is off the group, while teams like Colorado State keep their eyeon the postseason. Expect a dangerous Van Pelt to have a lot to say in this contest as he leads the Rams to yet another victory.
Giving one of the best coaching is college, IMO, 16 days to prepare for Wyoming, when CSU is still in the conference hunt is a spell for disaster for Wyoming. CSU too fast on both sides of the ball. CSU also loves to play away from home.
CSU -10 or 10.5
Also-
ASU -3
UCLA -6
