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The San Francisco 49ers and Philadelphia Eagles face off in Week 13. Here is a look at which team has the edge and why.
The defenses are ahead of the offenses here, and neither team is likely to put up huge numbers. Florida State has to try to do so, but the Seminoles are really in no position to do that without Jordan Travis.
It’s hard to pick against either of these teams for different reasons. On one hand, Georgia has dominated for the past two years and plays its best football against the best teams on its schedule. On the other, Alabama keeps finding ways to hang around when it should have been dead and buried by now.
Oregon has been a cover machine and has looked far superior to Washington over the past six weeks. But are the Ducks really a full 10 points better than the Huskies at this point?
Will the Huskies stay unbeaten in their biggest test of the year or will the Jayhawks solidify themselves as new title favorites in this must watch game? Read on to find out.
I like the way last week worked out so I’m going to switch this column to that format, at least until I go 4-12 again. This is the last week with byes, as the NFL seems to be determined to use the weirdest possible convention for their bye format.
The Dallas Cowboys are undefeated at home this season as they welcome the Seattle Seahawks to town on Thursday night. It should be an exciting game between two teams in second place in their division.
The Virginia Cavaliers (6-1) will play host to the Texas A&M Aggies (6-1) in this ACC/SEC matchup, featuring two teams off to an incredibly hot start.