Marshall never known for their defense and they face an offense few teams have even slowed down the past 2 season, should be another game with W Virg running downhill all day.

The balance between not over reacting to mis-leading results in week 1 and finding some answers about teams is present here. The reality is that Minnesota confirmed for us that they are undersized on defense and will struggle all season to stop the run - and the pass.

I'll try not to say it too often, but again - what did we learn in week 1, I believe it was more that Wyoming is pretty good, and Duke is not. UVA rarely a good road team but at home, 25-4 ATS in recent seasons!

Impressed with Bowling Green as we won with them last week, but also won with Mich State. Bowling Green will find it much tougher going this week and the D they showed against a less than stellar Minnesota offense will have their hands full with the Spartan offense.

Both quality teams, but the BC offense doesn't look to have seperation ability against good defenses and NC State more than qualifies.

Ball State improving but nowhere near ready to lay points on the road against a better defense.

Does Michigan bounce back? Or do they have some serious holes?
Both. No question the Wolverines will be ready and fired up to play this game and should bring all they have - BUT.....the reality is that their defense is not fast. The Oregon offense is fast.

We love Boise State, we love the Bosie State story and their game against OU in the bowl game was wonderfully entertaining. But they appear to over matched here and the line reflecting some public preference for the Broncos.

Again, must consider reality versus mis-leading results last week as Penn St rolled up a huge win against a cupcake. Notre Dame got rolled. The Fighting Irish have issues, Penn State was pretty good last season, they are much better this season.

At home, the Bruins will have too much for BYU who simply doesn't appear to be on this level.

Louisville laid an egg looking ahead to Kentucky, Wildcats could do the same against a vastly improved Kent team (5-1 ATS as a road dog).

Don't see any way La Tech stops The Rainbow attack and no way they keep up on the scoreboard. Blowout.

If Clemson is focused for this one, their D likely to get a shutout and the offense should score early and often.

Cowboy offense looking to make big improvements, get MUCH softer defense do it against this week, they will score a ton of points here.

SMU has more talent, more speed and the home field advantage. North Texas better than they showed versus OU, but another tough game here.