After going 4-2 a week ago, Dan’s back with weekly college football plays, including a first quarter play on Utah State-Fresno State.
NC State and Duke both have had quarterback issues, with the Wolfpack benching their starter and the Blue Devils losing theirs to injury. Who comes out ahead here?
Oregon and Washington are both in the top 10 as this Cascadia rivalry takes center stage nationwide. Who has enough to come out ahead?
Georgia’s lived dangerously this season in SEC play. With Kentucky coming to Athens, the Dawgs can’t afford another slow start.
Missouri hasn’t really proven itself yet, and the line reflects that. If the Tigers can handle LSU, they’ll gain a measure of respect around the SEC and the nation.
Last season, Texas hammered Oklahoma 49-0 in the Red River Rivalry. With Dillon Gabriel healthy and the Sooners unbeaten, Oklahoma might be ready to even the score.
Maryland’s 0-8 all time against Ohio State, but the Terrapins might finally be good enough to hang around with the Buckeyes in Columbus.
Last week should have been a solid one. Unfortunately, the Iowa offense got involved. So it’s time to try again with these Week 6 college football predictions.
 Taylor picked the wrong tight end. The Georgia Bulldogs rode Brock Bowers to 8 catches for 157 yards, including a 40-yard game-winning score with under 3 minutes to go.