Ncaa : Week 2

TORONTO-VIGILANTE

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"...Quo fas et gloria ducunt..."
from a reliable website, here are the predicted scores for this week.

i'll be keeping track to see how well this guy's predictions are:


just gonna keep track of predicted side...
this guy's predicted sides went 5 for 6 in week one

Major Colleges - Div. I-A

*Alabama 31 Middle Tennessee State 12
*Arizona 35 Northern Arizona 13
*Arizona State 35 Eastern Washington 7
*Boise State 38 Idaho 6
*Boston College 45 Connecticut 7
*Bowling Green 35 Tennessee Tech 10
*Brigham Young 22 Syracuse 21
*Buffalo U. 21 Lehigh 19
*California 20 Baylor 17
*Central Michigan 16 Sam Houston State 14
*Cincinnati 19 Texas Christian 14
Colorado 28 Colorado State 14
East Carolina 26 *Duke 7
*Florida 42 Alabama-Birmingham 7
*Florida State 34 Virginia 14
*Fresno State 37 San Diego State 15
*Georgia 24 Clemson 10
*Georgia Tech 28 Vanderbilt 6
*Hawaii 30 Eastern Illinois 8
Illinois 31 Missouri 14
*Indiana 33 William & Mary 8
*Iowa 34 Akron 6
*Iowa State 28 Kansas 7
*Kansas State 38 Western Kentucky 7
*Kent 31 New Hampshire 7
*Louisville 20 Kentucky 10
*Marshall 29 Appalachian State 6
Maryland 24 Notre Dame 20
*Memphis 44 Murray State 9
*Miami 55 Florida A&M 6
*Michigan 27 Washington 14
*Michigan State 48 Eastern Michigan 6
*Minnesota 50 Southwest Texas State 10
*Mississippi 44 Louisiana-Monroe 7
*Nebraska 47 Troy State 9
*New Mexico 38 Weber State 10
*North Carolina 29 Miami (Ohio) 12
*North Carolina State 45 East Tennessee State 6
Northwestern 23 *Air Force 21
Oklahoma 51 *Tulsa 7
Oklahoma State 21 Louisiana Tech 14
*Oregon 36 Mississippi State 14
*Oregon State 39 Eastern Kentucky 7
*Penn State 23 Central Florida 15
*Pittsburgh 33 Ohio 7
*Purdue 40 Illinois State 3
*Rice 27 Houston 13
San Jose State 26 Arkansas State 10
*South Carolina 34 New Mexico State 7
*South Florida 56 Florida Atlantic 6
*Southern California 34 Auburn 17
*Southern Methodist 20 Navy 12
*Southern Mississippi 52 Jackson State 7
*Temple 21 Richmond 12
Tennessee 43 Wyoming 7
*Texas 46 North Texas 7
*Texas A&M 41 Louisiana-Lafayette 7
*Texas-El Paso 33 Cal State Sacramento 15
*Toledo 36 Cal Poly S.L.O. 9
*Tulane 31 Southern U. 6
Utah 28 *Utah State 10
Villanova 20 *Rutgers 14
*Virginia Tech 26 L.S.U. 17
Wake Forest 19 *Northern Illinois 17
Washington State 35 Nevada 6
*West Virginia 42 Chattanooga 6
*Western Michigan 45 Indiana State 10
Wisconsin 21 *Nevada-Las Vegas 20
 
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TORONTO-VIGILANTE

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"...Quo fas et gloria ducunt..."
more trends and shizznit...

Thursday August 29
Syracuse 3-13 RD's w/Pasqualoni...Beat Cougars 42-14 in 2000
BYU 4-0 SU & ATS L4 home vs non con - ave win 31 ppg

Wake Forest Dog 8-1-1 in Demons games w/Grobe...7-1 away w/Grobe
NO ILLINOIS 1-12 SU Game One...Fav 2-8 Huskies games last year

Saturday August 31
U Conn 6-1 dogs 19 >...3-0 with revenge...lost 55-3 here in 2000
BOSTON COLL 5-12 Game One...4-11 non con favs...Stanford rev up next

East Carolina 6-1 in first of two away...19-3 in last 22 SU wins
DUKE 1-5 Game One...1-4 1st two-plus home...0-23 L23 games

Uab 6-1 DD RD's...no losses > 22 points last 25 games
FLORIDA 1-5 Game One...5-10 vs non conference S/98

Virginia 0-5 L5 series...1-4 at Seminoles...3-10 away w/con rev
FLORIDA ST 13-3 one game home...9-0 SU / 6-3 con home openers

Clemson 1-7 Game One...3-23 L26 SU losses vs non conference
GEORGIA 13-4 SU & ATS vs ACC...4-1 L5 and 4-1 host vs Tigers

Monday September 2
Auburn 5-1 1st away games...Tuberville 21-3 SU vs non cons
USC 0-5-1 SU / 0-6 ATS vs SEC S/82...1-11 home before away
 

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Good stuff, TV.

How did the Harmon forecast dolast week -- it seemed like it was doing really well ATS through the first handful of games.
 

JEFF

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My bad, I dunno how I missed that in your post.

Anyway, I wouldnt say that a one-point win prediction means theyre sitting on the fence -- I think its mostly done by mathematical formulas.
 

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Good luck TV- I am in San Diego so I get a lot of info on the Aztecs.

What I can tell you is that they will throw the ball 50 times or more a game and on defense they will be very agressive.. I think this game should go over but If the Aztecs can't score I think Fresno will be content to pound the ball on the ground since Berrian is out and their QB is a little dinged.
 

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"...Quo fas et gloria ducunt..."
thanks for the info chenks!!!

write-up from another site:

The Wake Forest Demon Deacons travel to Illinois of Thursday to take on the Northern Illinois Huskies. These teams met last year in their final game of the season. Wake Forest held off a late comeback attempt by the Huskies to win the game 38 -35.

Now the Huskies look for revenge in front of a home town crowed. Sophomore QB Josh Haldi will take over the season calling this year. He took only 20 snaps in three games last season. The key to his success will be the running game. Led by 5-8, 214-pound tailback Thomas Hammock, Northern Illinois will once again pound away at opponents from the I-formation. Hammock has rushed for over 1,000 yards in each of the past two seasons, racking up eleven 100-yard rushing performances during that span.

Northern Illinois returns nine starters from last season defensive squad. The entire defensive backfield from last year is back, including Vince Thompson, a first team All-MAC pick who led the league in interceptions (five) and passes defended (17) in 2001.

Last season was coach Jim Grobe first for Wake Forest. He relied more on the run last season and the strategy seemed to pay off. The Demon Deacons as led the league in rushing (221.6 ypg) and were fifth in total offense (390.2 ypg). While the running game was good, the team became one dimensional. They managed only 168 YPG through the air.

Injuries will hurt the Decons in this game. Their best two RB's are out and their passing game is still not up to speed. Senior RB Tarence Williams, who rushed for 1,018 yards and eight scores last season, broke his foot and is out indefinitely and Fred Staton (583 yards and seven touchdowns last season) has been forced to sit out this season due to academic problems.

Not good news for senior QB James MacPherson who completed just 54% of his passes last season. He throw 5 TD passes last year while turning the ball over 11 times.

bottom Line: No running game for Wake equals no win.
 
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