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NORTHCOAST SPORTS POWER PLAYS $7 2010 Northcoast Sports Service VOLUME 28 ISSUE 13 November 25-29, 2010 HAPPY THANKSGIVING! PP 4.5! s ON A 14-6 70% RUN! NEWS AND NOTES - WEEK THIRTEEN, 2010 NEWS AND NOTES: Air Force got off to a slow start vs UNLV but then rolled. The Falcons did have a couple of blown opportunities or could have won by more than 15. In the 1Q AF had a 1&gl at the 4 but fmbl d at the 2 and the Falcons actually trailed 17-14. AF got a TD with 9:33 left to go up 35-20 but UNLV faked a punt from the AF49 and fi red incomplete with 5:38 left. AF got 3 FD s and had a FD at the 12 but took a knee on the fi nal 2pl...Washington wore black uniforms for the fi rst time in school history and also painted the endzones black in this Thursday night game. UCLA led 7-0 behind backup QB Richard Brehaut and then LY s Groza Winner, Kai Forbath, missed a 44 yard FG at the end of the 1Q. UW missed a 53 yd FG but would drive 61/8pl and got a TD with 5:57 left in the half to tie it at 7. UW had a 165-117 yd edge at the half. UCLA lost Brehaut on the 3Q s 2nd series and the teams would combine for 8 punts on the next 8 poss. Brehaut was replaced by Darius Bell (a running QB). With 6:22 left, Bell threw an int that was ret d 28 yds for a TD and UW took a 17-7 lead. They brought in 4th string QB Clayton Tunney who hit 1-8-13 and had a pass int d and UW tacked on another TD 3pl later capping a 43 yd drive with 4:24 left for a misleading 24-7 win in what was a 1-score game early-4q. UCLA s 3 QB s combined for a ridiculous 6-25 with 3 int...boise only led 3-0 after 1Q and 10-0 mid-2q. Fresno fmbl d at the Boise30 down 17-0 and BSU led 20-0 at the half. In the 2H BSU would get 4 TD s and a FG. Three of their TD drives were 22 yds (after 14 yd IR), 40 yds (after 12 yd punt) and 36 yds (after 19 yd IR). Overall BS was impressive statistically with 516-125 yd and 31-9 FD edges and came out in orange for the game trying to dispel the theory they win at home with blue uniforms on blue turf...kansas actually led Oklahoma St 14-10 and the key play of the game happened with 8:27 left in the 2Q as they trailed 17-14. They were stuffed on 3&gl from the 1 and went for it on 4&gl from the 1 and were stopped. OSU led 20-14 at the half. After each team missed a FG in the 3Q OSU got a TD with 6:16 left in the 3Q to lead by 13. They blocked a punt for a TD to extend it to 20 then drove 61/5pl for a TD. KU got to the OSU40 but punted and OSU went 85/12pl for a TD with 5:41 left for the fi nal margin...louisville s leading rusher was actually P Chris Philpott who gained 21 yds on a fake punt. Bilal Powell had zero yds on 4 carries but was forced to the sideline with an illness. UL led 10-7 after rec ing a fmbl for a TD but WV went 82/8pl for a TD to lead 14-10 at the half. There were 9 punts on the fi rst 10 drives of the 2H. UL was SOD at the WV47 with 4:59 left and WV had a 41 yd FG blk d with 2:33 left but on the next play UL was int d at midfi eld and WV ran out the clock...usf had a 162-81 yd edge vs Pitt at the half but missed a couple opportunities at TD s and also missed a 52 yd FG and the game was tied at 3. Trailing 17-10 they punted with 7:24 left and Pitt went on a 12pl drive missing a 43 yd FG with 1:31 left. USF got to midfi eld but with :07 was int d at the Pitt22...Kansas St/Colorado combined for 80 pts, their highest total ever in their 66 game series history. CU led 23-14 at half but had a 263-126 yd edge. The Buffs led by 2 scores for most of the 2H but KSU on 4&gl got a 16 yd TD pass with 13:18 left to pull within 8. After another CU TD made it 44-29, KSU on 4&12 got a 23 yd TD pass with 6:47 left to pull within 8 again but KSU s fi nal drive ended on a sk at their own 36 with 1:01 left...utep QB Trevor Vittatoe was questionable coming in and hit just 8-22-100 yds. Tulsa had a 543-363 yd edge but twice opted to go for it on 4th&long passing up makable FG s. Tulsa had a FD at the UTEP 18 but with 2:49 left on 4&22 they passed up a 47 yd FG and fi red incomplete. UTEP got 2 FD s to the TU36 but on 4&10 were int d at the 30 with 1:40 left...clemson had a 196-49 yd edge at the half getting a 40 yd TD pass with :46 left 1H to lead 13-0. CU led 30-3 before Wake Forest went 79/12pl getting a garbage TD with 6:02 left and CU fi nished the game at the WF36...Wyoming RB Alvester Alexander ran for a school record 5 TD s as WY beat Colorado St 44-0 in the Border War. WY dominated as you would think by the fi nal with a 479-162 yd edge. It was 23-0 at half and WY had a pair of 80 yd TD drives to open the 3Q and extend it to 37-0... Michigan St had a frustrating 1H vs Purdue and very nearly lost the game despite coming in with just 1 loss on the year. PU got an 80 yd TD run and a 35 yd IR TD. MSU had a pair of long drives for TD s but missed the xp and with 11:10 left in the 2Q, MSU had an 11-1 FD edge but actually trailed 14-13. PU scored a TD with :08 left in the 1H and opened the 3Q with a drive for a TD and led 28-13. MSU got a TD and 2 pt conv with 6:54 left to pull within 3 and then blk d a punt and rec d at the 3 and got a TD on the next play to go up 35-31. PU did get to the MSU20 but on 4&7 was int d at the 17... It was another incredible loss for North Carolina as they had a 404-275 yd edge but Tom O Brien amazingly improved to 4-0 vs NC thanks to a TD pass in the 3Q on what looked like it would be a sure incompletion on 4th down then a PR TD and a stopped 2 pt conversion at the end. NC settled for 19, 21 and 38 yd FG s and despite having a 338-137 yd edge, they only led 19-10. It appeared NCSt s last gasp happened with :52 left 3Q. The Wolfpack opted to go for it on 4&2. QB Wilson, under pressure, threw it out of the back of the EZ but 3 players who were actually outside the EZ tipped the ball in the air and it came back into the EZ and was caught by Spencer for a 2 yd TD. NCSt then benefi tted from an 87 yd PR TD to take the lead. At the end of the game, UNC got a TD but their 2 pt conversion was incomplete and NCSt rec d the onside kick leading 27-25 and later with NC pinned at their 5 NCSt tacked on a safety for a misleading fi nal...iowa has led or been tied with 4:00 to go in all of their losses this year...wisconsin RB s Montee Ball and James White became the 2nd pair of Badgers to rush for 150+ in the same game, the fi rst duo since 1973 when Billy Marek (226) and Ken Starch (184) did it vs Wyoming. Scott Tolzien hit his fi rst 13 passes which made it 24 straight including the end of LW s blowout win vs Indiana. Michigan s Denard Robinson set the FBS record for most rushing yards in a season by a QB (1538) topping AF s Beau Morgan s mark and became the fi rst player in NCAA history with 1,500 yards rushing and 2,000 passing in the same year. UW led 24-0 at the half with a 379-124 yd edge. UM rallied to 31-14 and 38-21 and even 41-28 but got no closer...south Carolina was coming off their big win over Florida but Troy fmbl d the opening KO and SC got a 17 yd drive for a TD. Later Troy fumbled a punt snap and SC went 29/2pl for a TD to lead 21-0. Later, after a fmbl they drove 7 yds for a TD and then got a 22 yd IR TD with 1:42 left in the half. Troy, on the last play of the 1H, threw a pass that was int d and ret d 56 yds for a TD and SC led 56-7. Alshon Jeffery became SC s single season school record holder with 1,210 yds topping Sidney Rice s 2005 record... While it was an Indiana HG, Penn St s white outnumbered IU s red 3-1 at FedEx Field. The game was tied at 24 when PSU missed a 43 yd FG but they blk d a punt for a TD late 3Q and after an int added a 35 yd FG. After IU was SOD, PSU drove 56/12pl and got ahead ATS with a TD with 3:20 left. IU punted on 4&9 with 2:01 left...duke had 22-19 FD and 443-410 yd edges but GT was fortunate to come away with the win. Duke led 13-6 at the half with a 227-136 yd edge. The key play of the game happened with GT trailing 13-9. Duke had a FD at the GT14 threatening to make it a 20-9 game but was int d and ret d 85 yds for a TD and instead of leading by 11, they trailed 16-13. Duke was down 23-20 when they missed a game tying 34 yd FG with 9:20 left. GT faced a 3&9 at their own 21 and got a 79 yd TD pass to go up by 10. Duke missed a 54 yd FG with 5:50 left and GT got 3 FD s and ran out the clock...while Kent St was destroyed by 35 by W Michigan they did have some key mistakes and actually fi nished with a 431-426 yd edge. KSU was int d setting up a WM 28 yd drive for a TD. KSU on 4&gl from the 2 faked a FG and was SOD. KSU on 2&gl from the 3 was int d in the EZ late 2Q then SOD on 4&4 at their own 48 with :16 left in the half and WM got a 42 yd FG 3pl later. KSU was SOD at the WM9 in the 3Q and trailed 31-3 four pl later...in the 1H Miami, FL had a dominating 265-126 yd edge vs Virginia Tech. UM fmbl d at the VT34 with 6:57 left in the half and missed a 47 yd FG at the end of the half. The game was tied at 17 when VT got an 84 yd TD run. UM had a TD go off the fi ngertips of WR Benjamin and punted then was int d on their next 3 poss and VT added a TD...Stanford scored on every poss with Andrew Luck on the fi eld going up 48-7. This was the most lopsided loss for Cal in the rivalry since Stanford beat them 41-0 back in 1930. Brock Mansion fmbl d on the 3rd play setting up an SU score and it was all downhill from there. In fact, SU had a 312-119 yd edge at the half and led 31-0. Cal even scored on 4&7 with a hook and ladder for a 23 yd TD with :15 left...ucf returned the opening KO vs Tulane for a TD and after a pair of TO s got 4 and 29 yd drives rolling to a 38-0 lead in their 55-14 win. TU was playing without starting QB Ryan Griffi n and Kevin Moore hit 15-34-156 delivering an Early Bird POW winner on UCF as the line went from 14 to 17...In the Texas A&M/Nebraska game NU had 16 pen s while A&M had 2. With 5:51 left, NU was called for a very questionable roughing the QB penalty and NU HC Pelini was penalized for unsportsmanlike conduct...lsu got another narrow escape, this time vs Mississippi. Houston Nutt is known for knocking off Top 5 teams and UM led 24-23 after 3Q s and also led 30-29 with 8:49 left. Markeith Summers got a 65 yd TD pass with 4:57 left to give Mississippi the lead but unfortunately he dove into the EZ so UM had to kick off from its own 15 and LSU started at midfi eld setting up the game winning TD drive with :44 left. UM only got out to their own 25 and was int d on the game s fi nal play...memphis has now lost 10 games in consecutive seasons and 3rd time since 2006. The key pointspread play happened late. UAB led 31-15 and had a FD at the UM31. They opted to go for it on 4&6 and were not only int d but ret d 63 yds to the UAB7. UM was SOD at the 5 with 1:13 left but UAB only won by 16...Texas/Florida Atl was closer than the fi nal as the Longhorns had some key plays. UT only led 17-7 and FAU went for it on 4&34 but was SOD at the UT18 with just :34 left in the half. UT got 2 FD s then threw a Hail Mary on the fi nal play of the half and their prayer was answered with a TD for a 24-7 lead. FAU only trailed 30-17 and had a FD at the UT44 in the 4Q when they were int d and ret d 57 yds for a TD. FAU fmbl d on the next play and UT drove 41/9pl to fi nally get ahead ATS, 44-17 and UT tacked on a TD with 2:26 left for the 51-17 fi nal...nevada played well for having a big game vs Boise St on deck but were fortunate to get the margin that they did. New Mexico St missed a 46 yd FG in the 1H and NV, leading 24-3 had a FD at their own 21 when they got a 79 yd pass to Taua for a TD with :22 left to make it 31-3 at halftime. NMSt was int d at the NV33 then punted with 11:32 left trailing 38-6. NV got a 57 yd TD run by Mark with 10:03 left. NMSt had a 4&2 at the NV17 and were int d & ret d 90 yds for a TD with 5:17 left and NMSt s fi nal drive ended on a fmbl at the NV13 with 1:06 left The Sooners dominated Baylor and led 53-10 after 3Q s. BU gained 148 yds in the 4Q vs the OU backups and got 2 garbage TD s to make the fi nal 53-24 and the yards appeared close at 462-361. 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continued from Front Page NEWS & NOTES It was a very interesting game for Marshall and SMU. SMU controlled the 1H with a 189-49 yd edge and settled for a 20 yd FG on the 1H last play, 24-0. MU battled back to 31-17 in the 4Q. MU went 56/13pl and had a 1st & gl at the 5 but was SOD at the 8. After SMU got 2 FD s they punted with 1:49 left. MU got 5 FD s to the 12 but was int d in the EZ with :05 left...rice delivered another outright upset winner for the Big Dog POW. Rice had leads of 27-7 and 62-31 and ended the game at the EC15...Maryland/Florida St was a misleading fi nal. FSU benefi tted from 4 MD TO s including a huge one at the end of the game. Trailing 23-16 MD had a FD at the FSU22 in the fi nal minute. On 4&7 MD was int d and FSU got a 96 yd IR TD for a very misleading 14 pt win. MD had 23-15 FD and 432-354 yd edges...iowa St came out in gold jerseys vs Missouri and did have a 332-306 yd edge. ISU missed a 38 yd FG after a 10pl drive in the 1Q, was SOD at its own 46 to end the 1Q, went on an 86/14pl drive but missed a 27 yd FG in the 3Q trailing 7-0. MO faked a punt for a FD and continued on an 80/13pl drive for a TD and a 14-0 lead. ISU fmbl d at the MO30, was SOD at the MO43 and then went for it on 4&22 but was SOD at their own 32 and then on 4&28 was tkl d at their own 2 with 2:02 left and MO took a knee. Thanksgiving Exec Week - Just $ 125 for 6 days!!! Thanksgiving Weekend is next week! Call for your passcodes NOW. Our favorite week is here to offer our Executive Service to all of our customers at an absurd rate. It's just $ 125 and has been that way since 1996! Thanksgiving Executive Club Service is a $ 499 value as you will receive EVERY LATE PHONE PLAY, TOP OPINION, MARQUEE PRIVATE PLAY HOTLINE PLAY, TOTALS CLUB PLAY, SMALL COLLEGE PLAY - EVERYTHING! Why do we only charge $125? The answer is easy. We are superstitious. 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Our ratings are unlike any computer rating, as we take into account all of the following: Strength of Opponents Individual Units (Rushing Offense & Defense, Passing Offense, & Defense, Scoring Off & Def, Garbage Yds, Weather, Inj s, Home Field Edge, and Successful Unbalanced Attacks). Here is how each is re"ected: Strength of Opponent: Our ratings do not just take the opposing team s overall power rating into account. For example, in 1992, Washington s defense vs the rush was rated at a 110 (From 1-100). They faced Colorado and allowed 183 yds rushing and dropped 12 spots in the national rushing defense ratings. However, Power Plays took into account the potent Buffalo run attack and had forecasted the Huskies yielding 225 yds. Due to the fact they did better than the forecast, Power Plays raised their rating to 112 even though they slipped in the national (straight yardage) rankings. Another example was Michigan vs Purdue in 1989. Michigan held Purdue to just 45 yards rushing and improved their ratings in rushing defense in the national statistics. However, our ratings had them rated at a 102 and moved them down to 99, as they should have yielded just 32 yards to an impotent Purdue rush attack. Next time an announcer on TV tells you that a certain team is #3 in the country vs the run you better check Northcoast Sports Power Ratings and see how good a rush defense they really have! The top twenty ratings in Power Ratings for each offensive and defensive category will be listed in each week s issue of Power Plays. 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These are Northcoast Sports Plus or Minus Power Ratings. ACC Virginia Tech 139 Florida St Miami, Fl 132 131 NC State North Carolina 130 127 Clemson Maryland 127 124 Georgia Tech Boston College 121 119 Duke Virginia 115 114 Wake Forest 107 CONFERENCE USA UCF 125 S Mississippi 123 Tulsa 120 Houston 118 East Carolina 112 UTEP 110 SMU 110 UAB 109 Rice 106 Marshall 105 Tulane 97 Memphis 92 Garbage Yds: These are yds that a tm gains or allows in the! nal minutes of a gm when it has been decided. Example, Tm A is ahead 63-0 and allows a 93 yd TD pass vs its 4th string D. These yds are counted in national ratings, but not in Northcoast Sports Power Ratings! Weather: If a game is played in miserable weather and is low scoring, the straight statistics credit the D with outstanding performances. Our Power Ratings re" ect the conditions and do not give excess credit to the D. Injuries: When South Carolina played NC State in 1989, South Carolina QB Todd Ellis was injured on the third play of the game. His backup, who had seen very little action all year, was not prepared and hit on just 4 of 13 passes for 65 yards. The offensive coordinator did not risk any passes. In the national statistics NC State s pass defense MOVED UP 14 NOTCHES. In our Power Ratings they stayed the same, as the low yardage WAS NOT re" ective of an outstanding performance by the defense. Home Field Edges: The weekly projection of yards and points is weighted with the home!eld factored in. Successful Unbalanced Attacks: In 89, Ohio St was held to 127 yds pass vs N western. This dropped OSU in the national passing off ratings & RAISED the Wildcats in the pass D ratings. In our ratings the two units remained rated the same. Why? OSU rushed for 456 yds & DID NOT HAVE TO PASS & when they did they hit 9-11 passes, which is VERY effective. While N western s pass defense looked good in the national ratings, only Northcoast Sports Power Ratings re" ected the TRUTH! There you have it. More than just numbers, THESE RATINGS REFLECT the true strength of each unit and allow them to have the most accurate forecast of yards gained and points allowed in the country! No other rating system takes into account all the previous factors. Next time you hear that a team is rated third in the country in pass defense, just remember, yards are not everything and Northcoast Sports Power Plays will show you how strong the team really is. BIG EAST Pittsburgh 129 West Virginia Connecticut 127 126 South Florida Louisville 123 121 Syracuse Cincinnati 118 118 Rutgers 113 INDEPENDENT Notre Dame 126 Navy 123 Army 116 SUN BELT FIU 112 Arkansas St 109 Middle Tennessee 103 Troy St 103 UL Monroe 102 North Texas 101 Florida Atlantic 100 Western Kentucky 100 Louisiana 98 MAC N Illinois 130 Ohio 118 Temple 117 Toledo 112 Cent Michigan 111 West Michigan 110 Miami, Oh 106 Kent St 103 Bowling Green 102 Ball St 100 East Michigan 93 Akron 91 Buffalo 90 WAC Boise St 151 Nevada Hawaii 128 125 Louisiana Tech Fresno St 115 113 Idaho Utah St 110 101 San Jose St New Mexico St 95 93 2 PAC-10 Oregon 144 Stanford 143 Arizona St 129 Oregon St 128 USC 127 Arizona 127 California 123 Washington 120 UCLA 116 Washington St 112 BIG TEN Ohio St 142 Wisconsin Iowa 139 132 Illinois Penn St 126 125 Michigan St Michigan 125 122 Northwestern Purdue 117 113 Minnesota Indiana 113 109 SEC Alabama 142 Auburn 140 Arkansas 139 LSU 136 South Carolina 136 Florida 133 Georgia 132 Miss St 130 Tennessee 123 Kentucky 123 Mississippi 119 Vanderbilt 109 07-10 REG SSN GAMES OF MONTH (Y) 26-10 72%! 2007 Sept GOM's 5! FAU (+7) 42 Minnesota 39 WIN 4! Atlanta (+3) 26 Houston 16 WIN 2007 Oct GOM's 5! Texas A&M (+3) 11 Kansas 19 loss 4! Over 45 Cleveland (27)/STL (20) WIN 2007 Nov GOM's 5! USF (-16 ) 41 Syracuse 10 WIN 4! OVER 60 UAB 9/Memphis 25 loss 4! Tampa Bay (-3) 31 Atlanta 7 WIN 2007 NFL GOY!! 5! Tennessee (-3) 26 KC 17 WIN 2008 Sept GOM's 4! Atlanta (-6) 38 KC 14 WIN 5! Florida St (-5') 39 Colo 21 WIN 2008 October GOM's 4! NY Giants (+3) 21 PIT 14 WIN 4'! OVER 59 UNLV (35) BYU (45) GOY WIN 4! UNDER 54 Texas 38 Colorado 14 GOM WIN 5! Ohio St (-3) 45 Mich St 7 WIN 2008 November GOM's 5! Ohio St (-11) 45 N western 10 GOY WIN 4! Atlanta (-6') 20 Denver 24 loss 2008 NFL GOY 5! Green Bay (-6) 21 Houston 24 loss 2009 Sept GOM s 4! Oakland (+2) 3 Denver 23 loss 4! OVER 52' Mid Tenn (21)/N Texas(37) WIN 5! Clemson (-7) 25 Boston Coll 7 WIN 2009 OCT GOM'S 4! Indianapolis (-14) 42 St Louis 6 WIN 4! UNDER 51 Arizona (27)/UCLA (13) WIN 5! SMU (+7) 35 Navy 38 (OT) WIN 2009 NOV GOM'S 5! Wisconsin (-11) 31 Indiana 28 GOY loss 4'! UNDER 50' Wisc (31)/N'wstrn (33) GOY loss 4! NY Giants (-7) 34 Atlanta 31 OT loss 2009 DEC GOM 5! Indianapolis (-6 ) 28 Denver 16 GOY WIN 2010 Sept GOM s 4! OVER 63' Oklahoma St (41)/Troy(38) WIN 4! Atlanta (-6') 41 Arizona 7 WIN 5! Boston College (+4) 0 Virg Tech 19 loss 2010 OCT GOM s 4! UNDER 44 LSU (16)/Tennessee (14) WIN 5! Mississippi St (-5) 47 Houston 24 WIN 4! Chicago (-5') 20 Seattle 23 loss 2010 NOV GOM s 4'! OVER 59 Arkansas (41)/S Carolina (20) GOY WIN 5! Kentucky (-15) 38 Vanderbilt 20 GOY WIN 4! Baltimore (-11 ) 37 Carolina 13 WIN BIG 12 Oklahoma 141 Oklahoma St Nebraska 136 134 Texas A&M Missouri 133 130 Texas Texas Tech 123 122 Kansas St Colorado 121 120 Baylor Iowa St 120 116 Kansas 108 MOUNTAIN WEST TCU 144 Utah 131 Air Force 126 BYU 124 San Diego St 121 Wyoming 105 UNLV 104 Colorado St 99 New Mexico 98

!""#$Y '()*+,-.)() */'-(0I./N TEAM PPG Off Rush Off Rush Off Pass Off PPG Def Rush Def Rush Def Pass Def Off Avg YPG YPC YPG Comp % Def Avg YPG YPC YPG Comp% A Texas A&M 34.8 150.5 3.8 300.0 59.9 25.5 175.8 4.4 234.0 66.4 H Texas 26.0 154.2 4.4 260.5 62.3 24.8 137.3 3.5 200.3 58.6 A Buffalo 17.2 151.4 3.7 167.0 40.0 36.8 162.8 4.2 216.2 51.4 H Akron 15.6 133.4 4.2 147.4 49.6 38.4 170.6 4.3 281.2 65.6 A Central Michigan 25.3 119.7 3.6 295.2 61.0 28.8 214.7 5.1 174.7 63.4 H Toledo 23.0 192.6 4.9 194.6 59.7 24.0 99.2 3.3 234.8 63.2 A Western Michigan 31.4 125.2 3.6 288.0 61.4 26.8 182.4 5.0 202.8 57.4 H Bowling Green 24.3 36.0 1.2 195.0 52.9 27.5 167.3 4.2 219.0 60.9 A Northern Illinois 33.8 208.0 5.5 192.5 65.5 22.3 140.0 4.2 225.2 61.5 H Eastern Michigan 16.3 156.8 4.2 186.8 53.3 38.8 243.0 5.4 193.5 60.3 A West Virginia 17.0 148.0 3.6 182.0 60.2 16.8 105.5 3.1 155.5 58.1 H Pittsburgh 29.2 187.0 5.3 195.8 64.2 17.6 92.8 2.7 177.2 57.9 A Louisville 23.3 173.8 4.3 205.3 57.1 24.8 152.5 4.4 157.3 54.6 H Rutgers 19.0 152.0 3.7 198.4 50.0 14.2 75.0 2.6 182.0 56.6 A Ohio 25.0 165.2 4.2 145.6 52.1 24.0 102.4 3.3 287.4 61.9 H Kent St 28.0 117.8 3.7 233.8 55.2 22.8 79.8 2.0 221.6 59.9 A SMU 27.0 123.8 4.9 291.2 62.5 27.8 166.6 3.9 208.2 60.8 H East Carolina 41.0 159.2 5.2 337.0 64.7 37.8 210.0 5.1 268.4 58.7 A Auburn 35.0 281.3 5.9 199.0 65.7 26.3 148.3 4.7 181.3 61.9 H Alabama 36.5 189.8 5.1 229.5 70.4 6.5 111.5 3.4 129.7 45.3 A UCLA 16.6 144.4 3.6 95.8 42.5 32.4 244.8 5.7 158.2 64.4 H Arizona St 36.2 146.8 4.4 324.0 64.1 17.6 76.6 2.2 237.4 61.0 A Colorado 17.2 95.2 3.0 224.4 58.0 35.2 138.8 3.8 268.4 69.3 H Nebraska 28.0 257.2 5.9 144.8 54.6 11.7 133.7 3.5 118.0 43.5 A Southern Miss 28.8 171.6 4.2 247.6 60.7 24.6 122.6 3.9 231.8 57.3 H Tulsa 44.2 239.0 5.5 316.6 61.1 22.6 135.0 3.8 250.4 58.6 A Arizona 27.8 168.8 4.4 297.0 70.3 18.0 102.0 3.0 221.0 59.6 H Oregon 61.2 366.2 6.9 258.8 65.8 12.0 109.2 3.0 156.4 52.5 A Boise St 48.6 230.8 6.0 288.8 68.4 10.0 62.8 1.9 147.8 51.4 H Nevada 49.2 317.3 6.9 251.3 67.3 20.3 137.0 4.1 259.0 55.3 A Michigan 32.0 255.0 6.2 226.3 56.1 29.0 137.8 3.7 310.8 59.2 H Ohio St 46.0 225.9 5.4 265.6 69.1 11.7 71.0 2.5 152.1 52.1 A Indiana 21.0 107.6 3.6 235.6 57.8 45.2 188.2 5.1 240.4 72.4 H Purdue 22.0 194.5 4.8 160.3 56.1 23.8 146.3 3.8 189.7 60.2 A Tulane 24.5 120.8 3.3 270.3 59.4 33.0 209.8 5.5 171.8 53.2 H Marshall 20.6 112.2 3.6 227.8 60.7 21.4 131.6 3.4 217.0 56.2 A USF 20.5 143.3 4.0 149.0 57.1 27.3 147.5 4.0 262.3 59.7 H Miami, Fl 27.6 210.2 5.1 237.4 54.7 21.2 171.6 4.7 129.2 49.0 A Mississippi St 18.5 230.8 4.6 107.0 53.5 22.5 133.8 4.2 234.8 58.4 H Mississippi 38.8 264.0 5.8 174.0 57.6 37.0 150.5 4.4 230.5 60.7 A Florida 31.5 165.8 3.7 216.3 58.8 23.3 92.8 2.9 184.5 52.2 H Florida St 33.2 168.7 4.8 228.8 67.4 14.2 102.2 2.8 198.8 59.3 A Kentucky 22.3 135.5 3.9 261.8 57.3 32.5 197.8 5.1 154.5 54.5 H Tennessee 29.0 143.7 4.6 223.2 53.8 27.2 162.0 4.3 218.2 54.5 A South Carolina 28.0 135.5 3.6 299.5 69.7 21.8 132.0 3.8 210.5 60.9 H Clemson 31.0 166.0 4.4 171.2 52.6 15.7 142.2 3.8 202.3 52.0 A UCF 34.6 233.6 4.8 166.2 55.9 17.6 120.0 3.6 226.2 50.6 H Memphis 16.2 121.6 3.4 156.8 51.3 42.4 183.6 4.3 303.8 63.6 A Cincinnati 19.5 82.0 2.9 256.3 59.3 30.5 170.0 4.3 240.0 66.7 H Connecticut 38.6 206.0 4.9 163.0 59.7 17.2 145.0 3.9 183.0 56.2 A Boston College 20.0 140.3 4.0 157.8 45.8 24.3 72.3 2.4 260.5 67.4 H Syracuse 24.0 113.8 4.1 201.0 57.5 23.4 147.0 3.8 159.4 64.6 A Northwestern 25.0 161.7 3.9 233.2 69.8 27.0 214.5 5.5 224.8 57.3 H Wisconsin 45.3 255.5 5.7 222.5 77.9 16.2 113.8 3.7 188.7 55.3 A Wake Forest 12.4 134.2 3.6 97.2 49.5 50.2 223.0 5.4 268.6 67.9 H Vanderbilt 17.8 121.2 3.4 181.7 49.7 26.0 164.7 3.8 217.0 63.5 A Iowa 25.0 105.3 3.5 272.0 60.2 24.0 113.3 3.4 291.0 68.2 H Minnesota 23.5 124.8 3.6 253.3 58.8 36.8 198.2 5.6 230.5 71.1 A NC State 28.4 124.4 3.4 234.0 53.7 24.2 100.2 2.8 266.0 64.4 H Maryland 40.6 187.6 4.7 204.6 53.7 18.2 70.0 2.5 223.0 51.2 A North Carolina 26.4 87.6 2.7 306.8 67.1 24.2 147.0 3.8 194.6 61.7 H Duke 26.5 131.3 3.7 253.3 60.0 36.8 210.7 5.2 258.0 53.9 A Virginia 24.0 159.5 4.7 285.5 56.0 30.5 263.0 5.4 168.0 56.0 H Virginia Tech 39.0 227.5 5.5 211.7 59.5 19.7 175.2 4.9 154.3 45.4 A Kansas 10.5 106.5 2.7 118.3 57.0 33.5 227.0 5.3 231.3 67.2 H Missouri 38.0 174.5 5.1 264.0 67.3 16.3 123.5 3.8 233.7 62.3 A Hawaii 29.0 80.2 4.3 317.8 61.7 27.0 179.0 4.0 229.2 62.1 H New Mexico St 17.2 144.2 3.8 165.0 49.3 36.4 193.8 5.4 266.8 57.2 A UAB 23.4 134.8 3.7 241.8 53.0 36.0 190.8 4.7 223.4 58.8 H Rice 30.6 169.2 4.0 241.2 64.3 34.2 146.6 4.4 307.2 63.3 A Georgia Tech 22.6 292.0 5.6 97.0 39.1 25.4 175.8 4.5 159.8 60.0 H Georgia 43.6 174.4 4.3 259.2 63.0 11.8 34.6 1.4 189.6 44.0 A Michigan St 26.3 148.5 4.0 251.8 65.9 24.5 135.0 3.4 218.5 63.4 H Penn St 29.8 170.0 4.4 228.3 59.4 18.7 162.0 4.2 158.5 61.3 A Oklahoma 31.6 107.2 2.7 311.4 64.5 28.4 169.4 5.0 248.6 63.6 H Oklahoma St 50.8 196.3 5.5 363.3 70.0 32.8 161.0 3.9 282.8 63.5 A Washington 19.8 144.5 4.3 226.5 54.9 37.8 237.3 5.6 231.5 69.8 H California 36.0 176.7 4.4 177.0 57.1 16.2 95.3 2.6 153.0 49.7 A BYU 18.4 140.4 4.3 161.2 50.0 28.2 224.0 4.9 194.8 64.8 H Utah 37.4 159.4 5.7 244.0 64.5 18.0 96.6 2.7 209.0 63.2 A Oregon St 24.4 98.4 3.0 220.6 57.6 29.2 191.0 4.6 264.8 68.4 H Stanford 47.4 236.0 5.8 263.8 73.5 24.2 125.0 3.8 222.6 58.8 A LSU 26.8 179.5 4.2 153.8 58.9 20.0 154.5 4.1 180.3 60.8 H Arkansas 40.0 169.8 5.6 335.8 65.3 15.5 140.0 3.9 162.5 55.7 A TCU 38.6 252.8 5.1 225.4 63.4 11.6 86.0 3.6 148.4 45.9 H New Mexico 21.0 118.6 3.2 208.0 56.6 41.4 205.6 5.2 243.4 58.6 A Houston 37.2 141.6 3.9 328.2 62.1 32.2 221.6 4.9 201.6 60.6 H Texas Tech 30.8 132.4 3.7 292.6 64.4 24.6 174.6 4.5 236.0 56.4 A Notre Dame 26.5 116.3 3.7 260.8 59.5 21.3 177.5 4.2 162.3 60.4 H USC 32.4 186.0 5.0 253.0 62.9 29.2 169.2 5.1 254.4 56.4 A Louisiana Tech 23.6 148.4 3.9 206.6 61.0 32.8 149.2 4.4 312.0 64.7 H San Jose St 16.2 57.8 2.2 233.6 59.6 28.8 155.0 3.8 245.4 61.1 A UNLV 8.8 85.6 2.2 154.4 52.6 43.0 189.4 4.9 235.2 62.8 H San Diego St 34.6 154.4 4.7 324.8 63.9 17.8 136.8 3.3 202.8 50.6 A Idaho 26.2 76.2 2.6 335.7 60.1 31.0 181.5 5.0 246.5 61.0 H Fresno St 32.0 175.4 4.8 207.4 62.1 25.0 134.6 3.8 188.0 56.7 A Louisiana 22.3 79.2 2.4 244.5 52.7 36.3 182.0 4.6 209.7 63.0 H ULM 29.5 154.5 3.2 267.8 67.7 22.0 118.3 3.9 171.0 47.7 A Florida Atlantic 17.0 86.4 2.5 194.9 53.4 30.9 202.4 4.7 183.0 57.9 H Middle Tenn 28.2 187.6 4.7 213.6 61.1 26.4 183.6 4.0 219.0 58.7 A Kansas St 38.4 187.0 4.5 226.2 66.1 31.2 207.2 5.3 237.4 60.4 H North Texas 24.4 166.4 4.2 195.0 56.5 31.8 133.6 3.6 276.6 56.4 A Arkansas St 25.8 113.3 3.4 270.2 62.6 34.7 234.3 5.1 232.8 59.2 H FIU 28.0 214.7 5.7 179.7 59.0 25.0 99.3 2.5 218.3 58.6 A WKU 26.8 157.3 3.8 174.8 52.9 36.7 198.7 5.6 208.2 65.1 H Troy 32.8 153.5 4.1 289.3 61.6 32.8 216.8 5.3 232.5 52.6 SIDES - Wins Arkansas 5 S Miss 5 Tennessee 5 Texas A&M 5 Wisconsin 5 SIDES - Losses Michigan 7 Buffalo 6 Vanderbilt 6 Troy 5 Wake Forest 5 TOTALS - Overs TOTALS - Unders Rice 7 Clemson 7 Arkansas 6 Miami OH 6 Penn St 6 Georgia Tech 5 Illinois 5 Hawaii 5 West Virginia 5 Marshall 5 Listed below are Northcoast Sports Power Play Rankings. These Power Play Rankings are unique. Our rankings are unlike any computer ranking, as we take into account all the following: Strength of Opponents, Individual Units (Rushing Offense, Rushing Defense, Passing Offense, and Passing Defense) Garbage Yards, Weather, Injuries, Home Field Edges, and successful Unbalanced Attacks. Regular rankings based solely on numbers DO NOT take into account these factors. RUSH PASS SCORING RUSH PASS SCORING OFFENSE OFFENSE OFFENSE DEFENSE DEFENSE DEFENSE 1 Georgia Tech 1 Hawaii 1 Auburn 1 West Virginia 1 Nebraska 1 Clemson 2 Auburn 2 Oklahoma St 2 Oregon 2 Ohio St 2 Oklahoma 2 Nebraska 3 Navy 3 Houston 3 Arkansas 3 S Carolina 3 Boise St 3 West Virginia 4 Oregon 4 San Diego St 4 Boise St 4 Iowa 4 TCU 4 Ohio St 5 Nevada 5 Oklahoma 5 Stanford 5 Boston College 5 Ohio St 5 Boise St 6 Air Force 6 Arkansas 6 Wisconsin 6 Arizona St 6 LSU 6 Iowa 7 Wisconsin 7 Boise St 7 Oklahoma 7 Clemson 7 Miami, Fl 7 Virginia Tech 8 Illinois 8 Texas Tech 8 TCU 8 NC State 8 Texas 8 Missouri 9 Michigan 9 East Carolina 9 Oklahoma St 9 TCU 9 California 9 TCU 10 N Illinois 10 Duke 10 Nevada 10 Mississippi St 10 Oregon 10 Mississippi St 11 TCU 11 Cincinnati 11 Georgia 11 Stanford 11 Pittsburgh 11 Oklahoma 12 Army 12 Idaho 12 S Carolina 12 Arizona 12 Louisville 12 Alabama 13 Stanford 13 N Carolina 13 N Illinois 13 Utah 13 Stanford 13 Stanford 14 Ohio St 14 SMU 14 Ohio St 14 Oregon 14 UCLA 14 Arizona St 15 Virginia Tech 15 Texas A&M 15 Alabama 15 Maryland 15 Virginia Tech 15 Oregon 16 Baylor 16 Arizona 16 Virginia Tech 16 USC 16 Syracuse 16 Miami, Fl 17 Nebraska 17 Stanford 17 Michigan 17 S Miss 17 Army 17 Boston College 18 Mississippi 18 Utah 18 Baylor 18 Boise St 18 Illinois 18 Texas A&M 19 Miami, Fl 19 Baylor 19 Illinois 19 Purdue 19 Penn St 19 Pittsburgh 20 Mississippi St 20 Troy 20 Florida 20 California 20 Washington 20 Oregon St RUSH PASS SCORING RUSH PASS SCORING OFFENSE OFFENSE OFFENSE DEFENSE DEFENSE DEFENSE 101 Kent St 101 Connecticut 101 Kansas 101 Arkansas St 101 Notre Dame 101 Mid Tenn 102 SMU 102 Memphis 102 Louisiana 102 W Michigan 102 W Michigan 102 North Texas 103 San Diego St 103 E Michigan 103 Utah St 103 Air Force 103 Tulsa 103 Houston 104 N Mexico St 104 Boston College 104 Mid Tenn 104 Colorado St 104 E Carolina 104 UAB 105 UNLV 105 Mississippi St 105 E Michigan 105 C Michigan 105 S Miss 105 San Jose St 106 New Mexico 106 Vanderbilt 106 New Mexico 106 Northwestern 106 Akron 106 Akron 107 Louisiana 107 Wake Forest 107 Marshall 107 Vanderbilt 107 Troy 107 UNLV 108 Colorado St 108 Ball St 108 Boston College 108 Virginia 108 Indiana 108 Ball St 109 Akron 109 Purdue 109 Vanderbilt 109 UNLV 109 Colorado 109 N Mexico St 110 FAU 110 Akron 110 Bowling Green 110 FAU 110 Baylor 110 Colorado St 111 Memphis 111 Illinois 111 Ball St 111 Kansas St 111 Navy 111 Utah St 112 Rutgers 112 Ohio 112 Miami, Oh 112 Mid Tenn 112 E Michigan 112 ULM 113 Marshall 113 Mid Tenn 113 Kent St 113 Utah St 113 Ohio 113 Memphis 114 C Michigan 114 UCLA 114 FAU 114 Bowling Green 114 LA Tech 114 New Mexico 115 Miami, Oh 115 Buffalo 115 San Jose St 115 Troy 115 Cincinnati 115 Louisiana 116 Buffalo 116 WKU 116 Colorado St 116 UTEP 116 UAB 116 Rice 117 Idaho 117 Air Force 117 N Mexico St 117 Tulane 117 Duke 117 Troy 118 Hawaii 118 Army 118 Akron 118 E Carolina 118 San Jose St 118 E Michigan 119 San Jose St 119 Georgia Tech 119 Memphis 119 Houston 119 Memphis 119 Tulane 120 Bowling Green 120 Navy 120 Buffalo 120 New Mexico 120 Rice 120 East Carolina!"#"$%&'()*+%$&,,&-*-%$'-.%+$/01*2 WHAT ARE THE TOUGHEST OPPONENT RANKINGS? These rankings go far beyond the NCAA s straight statistical ranking of each team. For example last year Bowling Green ranked #3 in the NCAA avg 40.8 ppg, but ranked #39 in our scoring off rankings. However they faced the #114th schedule of scoring defenses. As you can see, the NCAA s statistical rankings can be misleading. In the upcoming weeks we ll provide examples of this year s statistical disparities. These are the current rankings for this year. Here are the teams that have taken on the toughest & easiest schedules. RUSH PASS SCORING RUSH PASS SCORING OFFENSES OFFENSES OFFENSES DEFENSES DEFENSES DEFENSES 1 Duke 1 Texas A&M 1 Washington 1 Washington 1 Wyoming 1 Washington 2 Washington 2 Colorado 2 Arizona St 2 Washington St 2 North Carolina 2 N Carolina 3 UNLV 3 Texas Tech 3 UCLA 3 Oregon St 3 Iowa St 3 Washington St 4 Minnesota 4 Rice 4 S Carolina 4 Virginia 4 Colorado St 4 Florida 5 Notre Dame 5 Oklahoma 5 California 5 California 5 Kansas St 5 Florida St 6 UCLA 6 Oklahoma St 6 Mississippi St 6 Florida St 6 Baylor 6 Duke 7 Arizona St 7 Vanderbilt 7 Oregon St 7 Notre Dame 7 Duke 7 Oregon St 8 California 8 Mississippi St 8 Vanderbilt 8 Florida 8 Auburn 8 California 9 Miami, Fl 9 Baylor 9 USC 9 Vanderbilt 9 Mississippi 9 Miami, Fl 10 Oregon St 10 USC 10 Washington St 10 LSU 10 Oregon St 10 Iowa 11 Tennessee 11 S Carolina 11 Oklahoma 11 Minnesota 11 Florida 11 Iowa St 12 Indiana 12 Texas 12 Notre Dame 12 UCLA 12 UCLA 12 UCLA 13 Kansas 13 Utah St 13 Arizona 13 Illinois 13 Air Force 13 Michigan 14 BYU 14 Oregon St 14 Colorado 14 Tennessee 14 Tennessee 14 Pittsburgh 15 Wake Forest 15 UCLA 15 Miami, Fl 15 Penn St 15 San Diego St 15 Arkansas 16 Illinois 16 Washington 16 Stanford 16 Auburn 16 Washington 16 Kansas St 17 Iowa 17 Memphis 17 N Carolina 17 Pittsburgh 17 Florida St 17 Stanford 18 LSU 18 N Mexico St 18 Oklahoma St 18 Virginia Tech 18 TCU 18 Auburn 19 Purdue 19 UTEP 19 Iowa St 19 Michigan 19 Kansas 19 USC 20 Florida 20 Missouri 20 Virginia Tech 20 Louisville 20 New Mexico 20 Minnesota RUSH PASS SCORING RUSH PASS SCORING OFFENSES OFFENSES OFFENSES DEFENSES DEFENSES DEFENSES 106 FIU 107 TCU 108 S Miss 109 Kent St 110 Houston 111 Boise St 112 UAB 113 Army 114 Akron 115 Ball St 116 Miami, Oh 117 Utah St 118 UTEP 119 Nevada 120 Tulsa 106 Ball St 106 FAU 107 Ohio 107 Buffalo 108 San Diego St 108 Nevada 109 Rutgers 109 Army 110 W Michigan 110 N Illinois 111 Maryland 111 North Texas 112 Connecticut 112 Akron 113 Mid Tenn 113 Ohio 114 Buffalo 114 Kent St 115 West Virginia 115 Mid Tenn 116 C Michigan 116 E Michigan 117 E Michigan 117 Miami, Oh 118 Kent St 118 Ball St 119 Duke 119 W Michigan 120 Temple 120 Troy 3 106 ULM 107 UCF 108 SMU 109 C Michigan 110 Army 111 San Diego St 112 Buffalo 113 North Texas 114 Utah St 115 WKU 116 Nevada 117 N Mexico St 118 Tulsa 119 Mid Tenn 120 UTEP 106 Houston 107 Tulsa 108 Buffalo 109 Ohio 110 Virginia 111 Army 112 Arkansas St 113 UCF 114 Bowling Green 115 UTEP 116 Memphis 117 Ball St 118 N Illinois 119 W Michigan 120 Mid Tenn 106 FAU 107 Troy 108 Kent St 109 N Mexico St 110 Memphis 111 Arkansas St 112 Ball St 113 Tulsa 114 Buffalo 115 W Michigan 116 UCF 117 North Texas 118 Ohio 119 Mid Tenn 120 UTEP

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'# )1<#."# &."#(,14# &2."# 7*3#8 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25th TEXAS A&M 124 208 27 2.1 TEXAS 142 248 20 2.6 """ UT is 1-4 ATS vs A&M and the home team is 9-2-1 ATS. NO PLAY: TEXAS A&M 27 TEXAS 20 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26th BUFFALO 108 158 15 2.5 AKRON 133 158 19 2.4 " PP predicts that Akron could end the nation s longest losing streak (11 gm) with a 4 pt win over UB (line Akron -1). However, we disagree with PP and lean with Buffalo. NO PLAY: AKRON 19 BUFFALO 15 CENTRAL MICHIGAN 100 268 24 3.2 TOLEDO 231 233 30 2.1 " UT is 15-5 ATS in home fi nales and PP says UT will win by 6 (line 4) with a 231-100 yd rush edge. 2! TOLEDO 30 C MICHIGAN 24 WESTERN MICHIGAN 176 225 32 3.2 " BOWLING GREEN 109 245 20 3.3 WM is just 3-6-1 SU but 8-2 ATS vs BG. PP says that WM will win by 12 (line 7) with a 401-354 yd edge and a WM win gives them bowl eligibility. 4! W MICHIGAN 32 BOWLING GREEN 20 NORTHERN ILLINOIS 271 213 54 0.7 EASTERN MICHIGAN 185 178 18 2.3 " PP calls for a dominating 36 pt win and a 484-363 yd edge, but PP doesn t take into account the big situational edge that EM has because NI has the MAC Title game on deck. NO PLAY: N ILLINOIS 54 E MICHIGAN 18 WEST VIRGINIA 148 115 14 2.3 PITTSBURGH 117 195 19 1.9 " The last 3 Backyard Brawls have been decided by 4 pts or less (30.3 total ppg) with the last 2 decided in the fi nal minute. PP calls for Pitt to win by 5 (line 2 ) with a 312-263 yd edge. 3! PITTSBURGH 19 WEST VIRGINIA 14 LOUISVILLE 165 183 24 2.1 RUTGERS 91 193 20 1.3 " Rutgers is 5-2-1 ATS (7-2 SU) vs UL but the visitor is 4-1 ATS. PP calls this close to the line showing UL with a 4 pt win and a 348-284 yd edge and the loser is eliminated from the bowls. NO PLAY: LOUISVILLE 24 RUTGERS 20 OHIO 154 150 30 2.8 " KENT ST 96 255 17 3.2 PP says that Ohio will win by 13 (line 4) but gives Kent St a 351-304 yd edge. If Temple beats Miami OH Tues, this gm will be meaningless for Ohio because they will have already clinched the MAC East spot in the Title gm plus this is KSU HC Martin s fi nal game. NO PLAY: OHIO 30 KENT ST 17 SMU 185 298 38 2.6 EAST CAROLINA 146 313 39 2.3 " PP calls for a close one showing EC with a 1 pt win over SMU but gives SMU a 483-459 yd edge. SMU controls their own destiny in the CUSA West and we like SMU here. NO PLAY: E CAROLINA 39 SMU 38 AUBURN 287 158 33 2.0 ALABAMA 164 273 38 1.2 PP predicts that Aub s perfect ssn ends with a loss to rival AL by 5. Aub s most important gm of the ssn is on deck as they can win the SEC Title and still play in the BCS Champ gm even with a loss here. NO PLAY: ALABAMA 38 AUBURN 33 UCLA 108 120 9 2.6 " ARIZONA ST 167 240 27 2.7 UCLA is 6-3-1 ATS vs ASU. PP calls for ASU to win by 18 (line 11 ) with a 407-228 yd edge and the loser is eliminated from the bowls. 4! ARIZONA ST 27 UCLA 9 COLORADO 117 128 15 1.6 NEBRASKA 204 228 30 2.0 """ CU is 11-3 ATS and the dog is 10-4 ATS in this series. PP calls for a 15 pt win by NU (line 20) and a 432-245 yd edge. CU is fi ghting for a bowl while NU is fi ghting for the B12 North Title. 4! COLORADO (if +17 or more) 15 NEBRASKA 30 SOUTHERN MISS 200 253 35 2.2 TULSA 161 318 37 2.1 """" Tulsa needs a win here paired with a loss by SMU to reach the CUSA Title gm. PP says Tulsa grabs a 2 pt win with a 479-453 yd edge. NO PLAY: TULSA 37 SOUTHERN MISS 35 4 ARIZONA 102 205 14 2.6 OREGON 253 265 40 2.1 """" The Ducks are 14-5 SU and 12-7 ATS vs AZ. PP says Oregon rolls to a 26 pt win over AZ with a 518-307 yd edge and a signifi cant edge on sp tms also. 2! OREGON 40 ARIZONA 14 BOISE ST 183 325 42 2.1 """ NEVADA 247 180 28 2.3 Unoffi cial WAC Title gm between 10-0 Boise and 10-1 Nevada. PP calls for Boise to win by 14 with a 508-427 yd edge and that is right at the line. NO PLAY: BOISE ST 42 NEVADA 28 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27th MICHIGAN 154 173 20 3.5 OHIO ST 277 263 46 1.9 Tressel is 8-1 SU and 6-3 ATS vs UM winning 6 straight. PP calls for OSU to win by 26 (line 18) with a 540-327 yd edge. 4! OHIO ST 46 MICHIGAN 20 INDIANA 73 245 25 2.4 PURDUE 187 210 30 2.4 " PU is 11-2 SU and 8-5 ATS vs their in-state rival. PP calls this close to the line (3 ) but we lean with the dog in this one. NO PLAY: PURDUE 30 INDIANA 25 TULANE 140 203 24 1.9 MARSHALL 186 243 37 2.5 "" Both tms come in beat up with MU missing 3 RBs and some WRs LW and TU going without QB Griffi n LW. PP calls for MU to win by 13 (line 8) but we will hold off on this one. NO PLAY: MARSHALL 37 TULANE 24 USF 150 98 13 2.6 MIAMI, FL 196 268 27 2.5 USF is 10-3 SU vs tms from the state of FL but is 0-2 vs Miami. PP says UM wins by 14 (line 12 ) with a 464-248 yd edge. NO PLAY: MIAMI FL 27 USF 13 MISSISSIPPI ST 180 153 29 1.9 """ MISSISSIPPI 181 193 22 3.1 The home tm has won 6 in a row in the Egg Bowl (10-1 SU, 7-3-1 ATS). PP calls for MSU to win by 7 but gives Ole Miss the ydg edge (374-333) and this is the Rebels bowl game. NO PLAY: MISSISSIPPI ST 29 MISSISSIPPI 22 FLORIDA 160 208 24 2.5 "" FLORIDA ST 181 218 29 2.6 UF has won 6 in a row in the rivalry (5-1 ATS) but PP calls for FSU to win by 5 (line FSU-3). We disagree with PP here and like the Gators. NO PLAY: FLORIDA ST 29 FLORIDA 24 KENTUCKY 132 243 25 2.7 TENNESSEE 164 288 37 2.0 UT delivered our Top Weekly LPP winner LW in their win over Vandy. UT has won 25 in a row over UK (longest series win streak) and PP says they win by 12 (line 3) with a 452-375 yd edge to clinch a bowl. 4! TENNESSEE 37 KENTUCKY 25 SOUTH CAROLINA 102 198 21 1.7 CLEMSON 94 208 18 2.6 """ LY SC blasted CU 34-17 as 3 pt HDs as CU had the ACC Title gm on deck. TY the situation is reversed as SC has the SEC Title gm on deck and CU is a 3 pt HD. NO PLAY: SOUTH CAROLINA 21 CLEMSON 18 UCF 208 233 43 1.1 """" MEMPHIS 78 173 6 3.0 PP says UCF wins by 37 (line 25 ), but a win is assumed here meaning UCF has CUSA Title on deck. NO PLAY: UCF 43 MEMPHIS 6 CINCINNATI 143 275 25 2.9 CONNECTICUT 167 235 38 1.6 " The home team has won 3 straight outgaining the visitor by 175 ypg. PP says that Conn will win by 13 (line 2) but gives Cincy the ydg edge (418-402). NO PLAY: CONNECTICUT 38 CINCINNATI 25 BOSTON COLLEGE 106 110 9 2.6 SYRACUSE 64 210 13 3.1 """ The road tm has won and covered the L7 Syr games. PP says that SU will win by 4 (line 2) with a 274-216 yd edge but we like BC. NO PLAY: SYRACUSE 13 BOSTON COLLEGE 9

NORTHWESTERN 125 180 19 1.9 " WISCONSIN 325 205 45 1.6 Northwestern now plays it s 2nd game without QB Persa. While the numbers slant to Wisconsin NW HC Fitzgerald has gone 3-1 ATS in reg ssn fi nales and now has another week to work with his new QB. NO PLAY: WISCONSIN 45 NORTHWESTERN 19 WAKE FOREST 178 143 21 1.7 VANDERBILT 173 188 26 1.7 "" These 2 come in with identical 2-9 SU & 3-8 ATS records. PP forecast has it right at the number with Vandy fi nishing with a 361-321 yd edge. WF has won & covered the last 2 in this series. NO PLAY: VANDERBILT 26 WAKE FOREST 21 IOWA 161 220 34 1.3 """ MINNESOTA 84 250 16 2.1 Iowa is forecasted with a only 381-334 yd edge but points, TO s and ST s says Hawkeyes. Iowa faced Minny LY off B2B losses and won & covered shutting out the Gophers & holding them to 155 yds. 4! IOWA 34 (if -17 or less) MINNESOTA 16 NC STATE 70 263 26 2.2 MARYLAND 91 253 24 2.0 """ While PP is calling for an NCSt win we ll side with the HD as they are forecasted to win the yardage battle 344-333. The Terps had covered 4x before LW s misleading loss to FSU where they had a 432-354 yd edge. NO PLAY: NC STATE 26 MARYLAND 24 NORTH CAROLINA 109 330 35 2.2 DUKE 101 295 25 2.5 "" With this game opening at the line, we ll pass. NC would like nothing better than to get the taste out of their mouth from B2B losses vs NCSt & VT. Duke meanwhile is looking for it s 1st series win s/ 03. NO PLAY: NORTH CAROLINA 35 DUKE 25 VIRGINIA 160 185 13 3.1 VIRGINIA TECH 290 230 42 1.3 " We ll throw the forecast out the window. VT has the ACC Title Game and a potential BCS berth on deck. Now they re asked to lay over 3 TD s vs their in-state rival who will play with their hair on fi re. NO PLAY: VIRGINIA TECH 42 VIRGINIA 13 KANSAS 115 170 7 2.2 MISSOURI 200 260 36 1.1 """ The Tigers have a 460-285 projected yd edge but they re also a prohibitive favorite. Tough to lay the wood with Mizzou as they were 11 &13 pt fav vs Col & KSU & outgained the 2 by 27 ypg. NO PLAY: MISSOURI 36 KANSAS 7 HAWAII 96 345 40 1.8 " NEW MEXICO ST 109 185 8 2.8 No question Hawaii s offense has been potent but this is not a favorable spot. UH did win & cover as an AF TY but in the last 3Y they haven t been an AF of 7+ pts and now they re laying almost 4 TD s. NO PLAY: HAWAII 40 NEW MEXICO ST 8 UAB 129 315 35 2.3 RICE 171 280 38 2.3 "" PP is calling for a high scoring game with almost 900 yards of offense. Both teams are off wins LW and we ll side with a UAB squad that is tested on the road covering at Tenn, Miss St & S Miss. NO PLAY: RICE 38 UAB 35 GEORGIA TECH 277 53 20 2.5 GEORGIA 199 273 37 1.9 """" Reasons to side with Georgia: 1) Off a bye to prepare for option. 2) Off a loss. 3) Needs a win for bowl eligibility. 4) 472-330 yds edge. 5) TO s edge. 6) Big ST s edge. Reasons to bet on GT: Being an alum? 4! GEORGIA 37 GEORGIA TECH 20 MICHIGAN ST 134 178 23 1.4 PENN ST 177 248 28 1.6 " Penn St avg d 301 ypg the 1st 3 B10 gms but since QB McGloin took over at QB they ve avg d 486 ypg in their 3 wins where he s had a 7-0 ratio. PP has the Lions with a 425-312 yd edge in perhaps Paterno s fi nale? 4.5! PENN ST 28 MICHIGAN ST 23 OKLAHOMA 128 300 32 2.0 OKLAHOMA ST 177 305 31 2.7 The Cowboys have the NCAA s #1 offense but PP favors the Sooners in this matchup. OSU has been held under 492 yds just once & under 33 pts just once and PP thinks OU will do both in the upset. 3! OKLAHOMA (+) 32 OKLAHOMA ST 31 WASHINGTON 132 118 16 1.2 CALIFORNIA 189 173 27 1.9 "" Cal s offense has struggled w/out QB Riley the L2 games but despite allowing 468 yds LW to SU, the Bears are allowing 248 ypg at home. Wash s D is all g 469 ypg away & PP has Cal with a 362-250 yd edge. 4! CALIFORNIA 27 WASHINGTON 16 BYU 107 208 23 2.1 UTAH 139 273 28 2.3 """ The yds give Utah a sizeable edge as BYU s early season struggles pulls theirs down. PP has BYU keeping it under the number as the Cougars have won/covered their L/3 3x with an avg 512-259 yd edge. 4! BYU 23 (+) UTAH 28 5 OREGON ST 100 138 16 1.7 """ STANFORD 221 268 35 1.7 OSU has not only been outgained by 137 ypg away from home they ve allowed 450+ yds in 4 of 5. Stanford is avg 500 ypg at home and PP is calling for the Cardinal to fi nish with a 489-238 edge. 4.5! STANFORD 35 OREGON ST 16 LSU 167 133 28 2.4 """" ARKANSAS 189 288 38 2.2 Ark on a 8-1 ATS run and PP says they ll stay hot. The Hogs are forecasted with a 477-300 yd edge. Not a huge surprise as LSU is getting outgained away from home (-2 ypg) and has had 5 games this season in which their offense has gained 282 yds or less. 4.5! ARKANSAS 38 LSU 28 TCU 321 225 51 1.9 """"" NEW MEXICO 59 130 8 3.2 This forecast is shocking! Not that TCU will have 51 pts or will gain 546 or that they have PP s largest ST edge this week. TCU has allowed over 7pts in just 1 MWC gm of 7 this year and NM gets 8? NO PLAY: TCU 51 NEW MEXICO 8 HOUSTON 150 335 35 2.4 " TEXAS TECH 265 335 46 2.3 Hou needs a win to reach a bowl but TT is looking for revenge from LY s 29-28 loss. Passing yards are even with the Raiders projected with a 115 yd rush edge. With the opening line at 10, we ll pass. NO PLAY: TEXAS TECH 46 HOUSTON 35 NOTRE DAME 75 195 19 2.2 USC 180 295 29 2.5 " Both teams will probably go with backup QB s so this forecast becomes less relevant. ND has played only 2 true road games TY covering both while USC s psyche is in question after LW s 36-7 loss. NO PLAY: USC 29 NOTRE DAME 19 LA TECH 181 280 34 2.8 "#" SAN JOSE ST 99 275 20 2.6 San Jose s injury riddled roster just doesn t have the depth to be competitive and has allowed 519 ypg the L6. LT is off a bye and handled it s only other AF s role just fi ne beating NMSt 41-20 (-16). 3! LA TECH 34 SAN JOSE ST 20 UNLV 93 193 21 1.6 SAN DIEGO ST 168 348 44 2.5 While the points are close to the line, the yardage says SDSt with an overwhelming 516-286 yd edge. The Aztecs have topped 500+ yds in 3 of 5 home games incl 590 LW which was a Utah ssn high allowed. NO PLAY: SAN DIEGO ST 44 UNLV 21 IDAHO 43 275 23 2.6 FRESNO ST 207 190 33 2.3 " PP has the Bulldogs with a 397-318 yard edge but only a 10 pt win. We prefer Fresno s situation as they are off an embarrassing shutout loss w/ extra time against a UI team off a road upset on their 2x away. NO PLAY: FRESNO ST 33 IDAHO 23 LOUISIANA 114 205 30 2.3 ULM 141 245 36 2.4 " For these 2 schools this rivalry is as intense as any and ULL would love to knock ULM from a potential bowl. PP has the Warhawks with a 386-319 yd edge but for the Cajuns to keep it close to the number. NO PLAY: ULM 36 LOUISIANA 30 FAU 145 193 21 2.5 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 226 153 25 2.9 "#"#" Bowl elimination game. MT has played 6 gms s/ getting QB Dasher back getting outgained in 5 by 158 ypg. Crafty FAU HC Schnellenberger is now 6-1 ATS the L2W of the ssn when away from home. NO PLAY: MIDDLE TENNESSEE 25 FAU 21 KANSAS ST 216 215 42 1.2 "#" NORTH TEXAS 244 180 25 2.4 If you look at the score it s close to the line but checkout the yardage. PP only has NT getting outgained 424-431. KSt is on their 3rd straight road game while NT has been battered TY by attrition. NO PLAY: KANSAS ST 42 NORTH TEXAS 25 ARKANSAS ST 159 205 26 2.8 "#"#" FIU 226 240 30 2.4 Not many Sun Belt or many non-bcs programs have faced 4 BCS teams and have outgained their foes by 35 ypg. PP does think Ark St can keep it close and FIU must now handle the frontrunners role. NO PLAY: FIU 30 ARKANSAS ST 26 WKU 208 145 34 2.0 TROY 177 265 39 2.8 "#" LY Troy was an 9-4 team that swept their SBC schedule while WKU was an 0-12 team. PP is calling for only a 5 pt win as the Trojans have failed to cover 5x allowing 500 ypg their last 4. 3! WKU 34 (+) TROY 39

,3&$/&&%4055$-&6*74*3$!89:$%)3'$-&6*74*3$!;9:<$!"#"$ Power Plays is based upon statistical numbers & rankings that are used to develop the projections you see here. As with all types statistical information the more numbers that one inputs ordinarily the stronger the accuracy of the results. Therefore, one would expect the projections to be more reliable after a number of weeks worth of stats are input. The numbers in parenthesis are a comparison of the teams rankings (Visitor, visitors offense ranking vs home defense ranking, Home home offensive ranking vs visitor defensive ranking) over each teams last 4 games. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25th NEW ENGLAND 116 213 32 0.8 #12 DETROIT 91 318 27 2.2 #5 (NE #13 vs DET #11, DET #21 vs NE #30) - NE had a 17 pt lead vs IND going into the 4Q but their young defense gave up a pair of 70+ yd drives to Manning as they barely hung on. DET dropped to 7-2-1 ATS TY after a 97 yd PR broke open the game for DAL. DET has avg d 33 ppg at home & get a NE team allowing a sizeable 24 ppg on the road after big game on a short week. PP calls for a higher scoring game here with a combined 738 yds & we agree for a small play here. 1! PATRIOTS/LIONS: OVER NEW ORLEANS 85 283 28 1.6 #23 DALLAS 102 255 23 1.7 #16 (NO #4 vs DAL #26, DAL #24 vs NO #2) - This is the Cowboys Super Bowl & a loss here will likely get the Dec 12th game fl exed off SNF. DAL has posted a pair of big wins under Garrett but thats been vs a beat up Giants team off a long trip to SEA & a DET team thats now lost 26 straight on the road. Saints GM Loomis admitted that the staff spent a lot of time prepping for this game & they do have true revenge here as DAL ruined their bid at a perfect season LY in NO. PP only calls for an 11 yd difference though with a small margin so this is a No Play. NO PLAY: SAINTS 28 COWBOYS 23 CINCINNATI 73 218 18 2.6 #30 NY JETS 145 265 32 1.8 #1 (CIN #26 vs NYJ #4, NYJ #3 vs CIN #16) - CIN is off their biggest collapse since Nov 2006 when they blew a 28-7 lead to SD. They gave up 35 points to BUF as they were down to just 4 DB s in the 2H (177 yds 77% 3 TD). Whether lucky or good the Jets have failed to cover 3 of the L4 playing down to the level of their foes. The Jets have a big edge with health, confi dence from beating a better CIN team on the road in LY s playoffs (24-14 +2.5) & PP gives them a 119 yd edge here. We ll hold off on a call for now as we need to see CIN & NY s (RT Woody - knee) injury reports. NO PLAY: JETS 32 BENGALS 18 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 28TH MINNESOTA 130 243 19 2.6 #27 WASHINGTON 90 275 25 1.5 #11 (MIN #11 vs WAS #25, WAS #16 vs MIN #13) - The Vikings season is over as its unlikely a 9-7 team will make the playoffs in the NFC TY. Favre is not the same player as LY & the return of WR Rice LW (3 rec 18.7) was too little too late. WAS had 7 players forced to the sidelines LW vs TEN but held on to win in OT. PP calls for WAS to win outright here but with the Redskins injuries are a concern. MIN fi nally released HC Childress after the GB loss and until we get a feel of the interim HC this is a No Play. NO PLAY: REDSKINS 25 VIKINGS 19 PITTSBURGH 139 215 25 1.5 #2 BUFFALO 76 218 18 2.7 #19 (PIT #12 vs BUF #20, BUF #18 vs PIT #6) - BUF followed up its 1st win of the year with their biggest comeback in 13 years with 35 2H points vs CIN s depleted secondary. PIT fl exed its defensive muscle at home vs OAK LW with a 228-52 yd edge in the 1H with just 61 yds (3.8) rushing allowed. BUF has been able to work the 4 WR set to spread defenses out but PIT has the OLB s to punish a weak OL. PP has this right around the line with only a 60 yd difference though & this is a No Play. NO PLAY: STEELERS 25 BILLS 18 TENNESSEE 117 235 27 1.0 #3 HOUSTON 123 310 28 1.7 #25 (TEN #22 vs HOU #27, HOU #17 vs TEN #29) - The Titans are in disarray as Fisher disowned Vince Young after the Redskins game. They are off 3 tough losses with the L2 vs teams they had the health & talent edges. HOU has lost B2B road games on last second plays but are only 2 games behind IND/ JAX in the standings. PP calls for TEN to keep it close but it doesn t take into account 6th RD rookie QB Rusty Smith from FAU getting the start here. We ll pass on this for now as we wait for the dust to settle in TEN, await the status of TE Daniels for HOU as there isn t a line at the moment. NO PLAY: TEXANS 28 TITANS 27 JACKSONVILLE 94 193 20 2.6 #4 NY GIANTS 140 315 31 2.5 #29 (JAX #8 vs NYG #7, NYG #2 vs JAX #24) - The Jags are off B2B last second wins at home vs the #31 & #20 defenses. They survived a CLE team that forced 6 TO s but couldn t capitalize due to injuries. The Giants had an outstanding defensive plan vs PHI on SNF but 3 key mistakes cost them the game. The offense had 208 yds offense & are 8th right now in playoff seeding. PP calls for the Giants to rebound here with a 168 yd edge with a comfortable margin and we agree. 4! GIANTS 31 JAGUARS 20 CAROLINA 101 170 9 3.3 #13 CLEVELAND 175 203 32 2.2 #9 (CAR #32 vs CLE #23, CLE #30 vs CAR #21) - The Panthers were forced to start street FA QB St Pierre off 4 practices vs BAL in our 4! NFL GOM winner on BAL. 80 of his 173 yds passing came on a pitch & catch to Gettis when BAL blew the coverage.cle is off another tough 4Q loss despite forcing 6 TO s vs the Jags. CAR s inability to be competitive (-135 pts 31 pts worse than ARZ) destroyed line value here and this is only the 2nd time CLE has been a DD fav. PP likes CLE big here (+107 yds) but they are very beat up (McCoy left ankle, Cribbs toes), this is only the 2nd time they ve been a DD fav (vs SF 20-7 -11.5 in 2007) which tempers the grade here. 3! BROWNS 32 PANTHERS 9!"#E! - '()s!"##$%&'(% ) *'+,-.$/011#% 2 3#4%5"1#'$-% 2 STREAKERS!"#E! - +osses 60$$#-.7'% 8 9'".10$'% ) :#$$#--##% 2 TOT0+! - O1ers ;'11'-% < =71'$7'% 8 91#/#1'$>% 8 *'+,-.$/011#% ) 3#4%?$@1'$>% ) A.B-7.$% 2 3C%*#7-% 2 D#'771#% 2 TOT0+! - 3)4ers 9E0+'@.% ) 6 TAMPA BAY 88 203 17 1.9 #15 BALTIMORE 91 205 21 3.1 #20 (TB #19 vs BAL #19, BAL #10 vs TB #10) - BAL dominated CAR statistically LW as our 4! NFL GOM LW with a pair of int returns for TD s late to put the game away. TB is 4-1 SU & 5-0 ATS on the road TY (+12 ypg +6 TO s 3rd best) shutting out SF & holding them to just 189 yds. BAL has a SNF home game vs PIT on deck and could be looking ahead. PP likes TB to keep this game close in yardage (just 5 yds) but BAL has 4 of 6 at home remaining and knows wins are at a premium in a tight AFC North race. NO PLAY: BUCS 17 RAVENS 21 PHILADELPHIA 113 210 20 1.8 #17 CHICAGO 101 223 23 2.9 #8 (PHI #1 vs CHI #1, CHI #28 vs PHI #9) - PHI overcame a solid defensive effort by the Giants & now travel off B2B primetime games. CHI posted a road shutout win vs MIA LW & have extra rest to gameplan. They have the defensive speed to contain Vick & DE Peppers is familiar with his talents when they played together. CHI has only allowed 5 sacks the L3W as the OL fi nally gelled & their Cover 2 is designed to limit big plays. PP likes CHI to pull the outright upset here & we agree with the situation & talent for a play. 3! BEARS 23 (+) EAGLES 20 GREEN BAY 88 263 25 1.2 #28 ATLANTA 116 260 22 1.2 #18 (GB #19 vs ATL #15, ATL #5 vs GB #12) - GB is off a big win vs MIN where they effectively ended their playoff hopes. They now have to travel to an ATL team that is 19-1 (13-5-1 ATS) at home under Ryan where the crowd noise & turf plays to their speed packages. Both are play on teams at this point with PP looking for GB to pull the upset. We ll hold off on a call here as we want to see GB s mental state here. NO PLAY: PACKERS 25 FALCONS 22 MIAMI 120 208 19 2 #22 OAKLAND 158 190 20 1 #10 (MIA #27 vs OAK #3, OAK #6 vs MIA #5) - MIA is off a shutout home loss to CHI where OC Henning put a fl awed gameplan together that exposed a beat up OL & put too much on an inexperienced QB. OAK was blasted by PIT who crumpled their strengths in the run game & on defense. There is no line as we don t know who will start at QB for either team here & there is no line so this is a No Play. NO PLAY: RAIDERS 20 DOLPHINS 19 KANSAS CITY 145 240 25 1.2 #14 SEATTLE 105 298 22 2.1 #7 (KC #7 vs SEA #32, SEA #25 vs KC #22) - KC bounced back from a pair of Div losses by beating ARZ 31-13 at home giving up a garbage time 83 yd TD drive at the end. SEA was caught in a B2B travel situation & were worn down by the Saints coming off their bye. SEA now has the travel & crowd edge here and got back LT Okung LW with DT Cole & WR Tate slated to return here. Carrol is smartly picking his battles with injured players to maximize their play at home & we disagree with PP here. NO PLAY: CHIEFS 25 SEAHAWKS 22 ST LOUIS 114 195 20 2.1 #26 DENVER 101 280 27 1.8 #21 (STL #31 vs DEN #28, DEN #14 vs STL #14) - DEN is off LW s MNF game vs SD & its unknown if their offensive surge vs KC was the result of a bye week of planning or if McDaniels fi nally has a run game to lean on. STL starts a run of 3 straight road games here (3-1 ATS TY) & they have only avg d 14 ppg away vs 20 ppg at home. DEN runs the short passing game itself to make up for their RB s injuries TY & will know how to defend Bradford here. PP calls for DEN to win by a TD but without a fi rm line this is a No Play. NO PLAY: BRONCOS 27 RAMS 20 SAN DIEGO 102 145 22 2.2 #32 INDIANAPOLIS 82 278 26 1.2 #31 (SD #9 vs IND #17, IND #15 vs SD #8) - SD is 4-2 SU & 5-1 ATS inc playoffs vs IND. SD faced DEN at home after their bye week on MNF & those results are unknown. IND s injuries are starting to pile up as they were without their starting MLB/WLB vs NE. This is a No Play as we want to see SD on MNF & get a look at both teams injury reports before making a decision. SNF BLURB PLEASE TODD NO PLAY: COLTS 26 CHARGERS 22 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29th SAN FRANCISCO 84 248 23 1.7 #24 ARIZONA 84 218 21 1.9 #6 (SF #29 vs ARZ #31, ARZ #22 vs SF #18) - SF is just the 8th team since 1992 to be on MNF after a shutout loss (2-5 ATS afterwards). TB did a great job of neutralizing Gore (23 yds 1.9) & putting the onus on Smith in just his 3rd start with the team (148 yds 52% 1 int) getting sacked 6 times. ARZ is on a 5 game losing streak & Whiz admitted his team doesn t have a lot of confi dence right now. The good news for each team is that everyone in the NFC West lost LW (by 17.8 ppg margin) and the division is in reach for the victor. Don t miss out on Monday Night Magic! We are offering a MONEY BACK PLUS Guarantee on MNM through the Northcoast Debit Card System - take advantage on Monday night after 3:00 pm EDT! Pay just $30 for the MNM Play and if it fails to cover - you ll get $40 back on your debit card the very next day! ly 4-2 67% on the year!! NO PLAY: 49ERS 23 CARDINALS 21 2010 NFL POWER RATINGS TEAM... RTG TEAM... RTG TEAM... RTG 1 Pittsburgh...105.8 11 Atlanta...101.4 21 Tampa Bay...99.1 2 NY Giants...104.5 12 Tennessee...101.2 22 Houston...98.7 23 St Louis...98.6 3 Baltimore...103.5 13 Miami...100.7 24 Seattle...97.7 4 New England..102.9 14 Kansas City...100.5 25 San Francisco...97.6 4 New Orleans...102.6 15 Chicago...100.2 26 Cleveland...97.4 6 Green Bay...102.5 16 Jacksonville..100.0 27 Cincinnati...97.2 7 NY Jets...102.4 17 Washington...100.0 28 Denver...96.3 29 Arizona...96.2 8 Indianapolis...101.7 18 Dallas...99.9 30 Detroit...94.7 9 San Diego...101.5 19 Oakland...99.7 31 Buffalo...92.6 10 Philadelphia...101.5 20 Minnesota...99.2 32 Carolina...89.9 These are current 2010 Power Rating grades for each team based on talent.

!"SS %&&'('%)(* +%&%)S% TEAM YDS ATT COM % TD INT GRADE OPP 1 Nebraska 142.9 304 151 49.7 10 16 14.7 10.48 2 Virginia Tech 189.0 348 167 48.0 13 19 14.6 10.57 3 Alabama 168.4 317 165 52.1 8 21 14.4 10.42 4 TCU 134.5 281 136 48.4 10 11 14.0 10.27 5 Boise St 156.9 296 157 53.0 7 11 13.5 10.47 6 Miami, Fl 145.1 271 135 49.8 7 16 13.4 9.67 7 Oregon 189.0 358 188 52.5 8 15 13.2 9.85 8 Oklahoma 215.7 386 211 54.7 13 13 12.5 11.06 9 Ohio St 155.3 305 167 54.8 7 17 12.4 9.57 10 UCF 200.8 368 198 53.8 18 12 11.8 10.89 11 Florida 168.6 307 167 54.4 13 17 11.8 9.89 12 Missouri 217.7 395 229 58.0 12 13 11.8 11.01 13 Texas A&M 242.4 454 278 61.2 15 13 11.5 11.88 14 LSU 151.5 285 160 56.1 9 14 11.3 9.53 15 California 180.9 333 184 55.3 14 8 11.3 10.67 16 Air Force 156.7 307 171 55.7 10 11 10.9 9.76 17 Utah St 249.5 374 209 55.9 17 13 10.9 11.42 18 Iowa 216.6 393 242 61.6 11 17 10.9 10.40 19 Texas 165.3 277 160 57.8 11 8 10.9 11.04 20 Tennessee 225.4 353 198 56.1 12 16 10.8 10.00 21 West Virginia 157.1 281 160 56.9 7 11 10.7 9.16 22 Clemson 188.9 324 171 52.8 15 14 10.7 9.33 23 Florida St 231.6 397 231 58.2 12 11 10.6 10.52 24 Maryland 212.7 375 200 53.3 13 16 10.5 8.82 25 SMU 218.4 359 205 57.1 15 9 10.5 11.03 26 Kansas St 216.5 358 196 54.7 17 12 10.5 10.20 27 Boston College 237.4 453 289 63.8 13 18 10.5 10.41 28 Pittsburgh 187.4 322 182 56.5 11 10 10.3 9.40 29 Mississippi St 234.1 361 207 57.3 16 11 10.3 11.16 30 FIU 206.8 305 170 55.7 14 11 10.3 10.11 31 Michigan St 208.3 356 202 56.7 16 16 10.2 9.68 32 Stanford 196.6 345 201 58.3 15 14 10.0 9.84 33 Arkansas 181.6 279 156 55.9 11 11 10.0 9.79 34 Georgia 194.4 272 150 55.1 15 13 9.9 10.40 35 Nevada 250.2 396 223 56.3 14 10 9.9 10.16 36 Northwestern 230.4 391 227 58.1 17 14 9.9 10.07 37 Illinois 205.7 345 194 56.2 17 11 9.8 10.00 38 San Diego St 213.5 382 199 52.1 16 9 9.8 8.90 39 Southern Miss 234.7 360 204 56.7 21 14 9.8 10.73 40 Miami, Oh 214.6 337 196 58.2 11 15 9.7 9.43 41 Oklahoma St 256.9 457 286 62.6 19 13 9.7 11.24 42 N Illinois 207.5 355 202 56.9 12 16 9.7 8.75 43 BYU 186.1 314 176 56.1 16 10 9.6 9.69 44 Florida Atlantic 189.1 276 161 58.3 11 10 9.5 9.75 45 Tulane 195.9 295 162 54.9 18 9 9.5 10.32 46 Buffalo 180.4 301 162 53.8 17 15 9.4 8.64 47 Marshall 228.7 376 214 56.9 16 8 9.4 10.09 48 Kent St 216.5 378 231 61.1 10 14 9.3 9.23 49 Louisville 160.8 275 152 55.3 13 7 9.3 9.18 50 Hawaii 214.5 333 201 60.4 16 17 9.3 10.05 51 North Carolina 199.4 346 207 59.8 18 14 9.3 9.93 52 Notre Dame 208.2 361 226 62.6 9 13 9.3 9.54 53 Wisconsin 198.1 319 181 56.7 18 10 9.2 9.95 54 Syracuse 161.9 323 179 55.4 13 8 9.1 8.27 55 Georgia Tech 203.4 323 195 60.4 11 8 9.0 10.09 56 ULM 209.3 323 178 55.1 19 11 9.0 9.53 57 UTEP 223.0 406 248 61.1 20 10 8.9 10.99 58 UCLA 199.1 294 182 61.9 13 5 8.9 11.02 59 Washington 204.1 280 170 60.7 11 9 8.8 10.19 60 Army 190.9 282 158 56.0 18 11 8.8 9.76 61 Toledo 231.4 386 242 62.7 15 18 8.8 9.40 62 Virginia 193.4 280 158 56.4 13 11 8.8 9.30 63 Kentucky 168.4 262 143 54.6 11 6 8.7 8.73 64 Penn St 189.6 300 181 60.3 16 9 8.6 10.22 65 Temple 180.3 329 190 57.8 7 8 8.6 7.96 66 Wyoming 207.9 317 188 59.3 17 9 8.5 10.97 67 Connecticut 199.4 304 179 58.9 11 12 8.5 8.46 68 Fresno St 213.6 295 175 59.3 17 7 8.5 10.60 69 Idaho 225.4 359 209 58.2 22 9 8.5 10.34 70 Houston 210.5 324 187 57.7 17 12 8.5 9.28 71 Troy 258.5 341 202 59.2 19 10 8.4 10.66 72 Middle Tennessee 191.0 297 164 55.2 14 6 8.4 8.46 73 Arizona St 234.8 335 213 63.6 12 11 8.2 9.79 74 UAB 259.3 375 218 58.1 21 8 8.2 10.64 75 Arizona 207.0 299 173 57.9 14 8 8.1 8.87 76 Auburn 244.2 400 250 62.5 19 8 8.1 10.66 77 Tulsa 299.7 410 248 60.5 28 18 8.1 11.33 78 Ohio 228.4 346 204 59.0 17 17 8.0 8.57 79 USF 195.4 299 181 60.5 16 10 8.0 9.02 80 Baylor 267.2 445 292 65.6 16 10 7.9 11.22 81 Oregon St 229.8 302 187 61.9 17 10 7.9 10.52 82 Iowa St 222.1 372 238 64.0 19 13 7.9 10.52 83 W Michigan 215.7 321 188 58.6 19 14 7.9 9.02 84 New Mexico St 240.1 340 193 56.8 20 3 7.8 10.65 85 Bowling Green 221.8 337 212 62.9 21 14 7.8 10.36 86 NC State 210.3 320 191 59.7 16 8 7.8 9.50 87 Texas Tech 294.3 431 272 63.1 25 11 7.8 12.15 88 USC 273.6 397 240 60.5 27 11 7.7 11.45 89 Rutgers 205.1 283 166 58.7 15 8 7.7 8.97 90 Utah 214.6 303 182 60.1 17 10 7.6 9.79 91 Cent Michigan 193.5 327 194 59.3 12 4 7.6 8.55 92 WKU 192.8 296 183 61.8 14 7 7.6 9.60 93 South Carolina 249.7 373 240 64.3 17 8 7.4 10.85 94 Ball St 220.0 349 200 57.3 25 17 7.4 8.64 95 Michigan 263.7 359 225 62.7 12 10 7.1 9.39 96 Arkansas St 226.9 309 172 55.7 23 10 7.1 8.96 97 North Texas 221.5 307 178 58.0 19 8 7.0 9.07 98 San Jose St 275.7 360 232 64.4 15 8 6.8 10.92 99 Louisiana Tech 282.7 358 219 61.2 23 9 6.8 10.30 100 Vanderbilt 239.2 330 213 64.5 18 9 6.7 10.60 101 Duke 239.8 294 152 51.7 24 8 6.6 8.47 102 East Carolina 251.4 349 208 59.6 27 9 6.5 10.18 103 Mississippi 242.6 332 203 61.1 21 5 6.4 10.32 104 New Mexico 219.6 295 179 60.7 21 4 6.4 10.46 105 Navy 228.8 381 261 68.5 18 7 6.3 10.11 106 Washington St 242.5 334 221 66.2 23 10 6.3 11.55 107 Purdue 222.2 337 225 66.8 20 10 6.2 9.91 108 Colorado 268.9 368 248 67.4 23 10 6.0 11.79 109 UNLV 200.0 249 155 62.2 17 6 5.9 9.89 110 Louisiana 244.1 330 213 64.5 25 13 5.7 9.84 111 Kansas 226.3 314 207 65.9 18 5 5.5 9.94 112 Wake Forest 234.6 332 214 64.5 28 9 4.8 9.17 113 Cincinnati 252.9 323 215 66.6 24 6 4.7 9.86 114 Minnesota 207.4 258 172 66.7 19 11 4.7 8.89 115 Rice 308.7 378 236 62.4 31 6 4.6 11.55 116 Indiana 237.4 314 209 66.6 24 7 4.1 9.02 117 Akron 263.7 322 207 64.3 27 6 3.8 9.43 118 Memphis 291.0 351 227 64.7 36 8 3.3 10.99 119 Colorado St 225.9 306 213 69.6 24 4 3.2 10.74 120 E Michigan 234.5 284 181 63.7 30 2 2.9 8.96 (,--%G% /%"0 S/"/'S/'("- "1%R"G%S OFF OFF - RUSHING - - PASSING - DEF DEF - OPPONENTS RUSH - SKS SKS PTS FD ATT YDS AVG FMBL COM ATT PCT YDS INT TD PTS FD ATT YDS AVG FMBL VS BY Air Force 32.3 22.3 58.3 317.9 5.5 0.9 6.4 12.1 53.1 119.5 6 12 22.3 18.7 41.0 195.1 4.8 0.6 5 12 Akron 15.0 14.5 31.7 111.6 3.5 0.5 14.6 29.5 49.5 151.6 14 9 37.0 21.4 38.4 170.3 4.4 0.6 32 15 Alabama 35.3 21.8 35.7 184.9 5.2 0.6 18.8 27.1 69.5 248.8 5 21 12.8 15.4 33.3 124.8 3.8 0.3 26 18 Arizona 29.9 24.3 32.6 143.9 4.4 0.7 27.2 38.3 71.0 299.8 8 18 18.1 18.2 36.0 112.2 3.1 0.8 13 14 Arizona St 30.2 21.3 33.6 133.5 4.0 0.5 22.9 37.7 60.7 278.0 17 18 23.7 19.8 36.8 120.5 3.3 0.4 24 20 Arkansas 37.9 22.6 31.2 151.3 4.9 0.8 24.0 35.9 66.8 340.1 12 31 22.7 18.5 39.8 162.0 4.1 1.0 20 32 Arkansas St 30.5 21.8 35.7 148.6 4.2 1.1 22.8 36.6 62.3 263.5 12 0 30.7 21.4 46.4 214.7 4.6 1.3 22 25 Army 28.5 18.5 56.7 260.3 4.6 0.8 5.4 10.1 53.2 77.9 3 5 24.6 17.4 32.9 141.7 4.3 1.1 4 22 Auburn 42.8 24.8 47.2 308.2 6.5 0.6 13.0 19.3 67.5 197.2 6 22 24.9 21.3 32.4 111.5 3.4 0.7 14 27 Ball St 22.0 16.3 37.1 152.3 4.1 1.3 13.8 25.8 53.7 153.6 16 18 30.4 20.7 38.9 178.3 4.6 0.8 16 14 Baylor 32.6 23.9 36.6 202.3 5.5 0.8 23.5 35.7 65.9 277.6 8 22 29.8 24.3 38.1 160.3 4.2 0.8 16 20 Boise St 47.9 25.7 38.6 205.5 5.3 1.0 22.6 31.7 71.3 323.4 5 31 11.5 13.9 32.9 75.0 2.3 1.0 5 40 Boston College 19.2 15.0 35.2 126.6 3.6 0.5 14.1 27.0 52.2 181.3 16 13 20.6 18.5 30.4 79.0 2.6 1.0 27 18 Bowling Green 22.5 17.0 29.6 58.2 2.0 0.9 22.5 38.8 58.1 227.0 19 10 32.9 22.4 40.3 209.3 5.2 1.4 32 15 Buffalo 14.2 17.0 36.8 115.0 3.1 0.8 15.1 34.1 44.3 176.6 21 15 28.4 18.4 41.7 161.5 3.9 0.7 25 15 BYU 24.7 21.5 39.2 172.8 4.4 0.6 17.7 32.3 54.9 186.9 8 12 21.8 18.4 37.5 156.8 4.2 0.6 18 19 California 27.0 17.9 35.6 155.6 4.4 0.5 15.8 28.1 56.3 182.5 10 16 23.2 18.2 36.4 136.5 3.8 0.7 23 30 Cent Michigan 23.8 22.4 32.5 109.6 3.4 0.8 23.6 39.8 59.4 280.5 17 17 24.5 20.2 38.5 179.9 4.7 1.3 32 20 Cincinnati 29.8 21.8 33.9 161.3 4.8 1.2 21.3 36.1 59.0 273.1 8 25 27.0 19.3 36.6 111.7 3.1 0.5 31 25 Clemson 25.4 18.5 36.6 154.2 4.2 0.6 17.2 30.3 56.8 191.5 11 14 16.7 17.3 37.4 135.0 3.6 0.4 13 29 Colorado 24.8 20.5 38.7 141.1 3.6 0.6 20.6 33.6 61.4 228.5 9 19 29.5 20.8 33.0 130.6 4.0 0.8 21 29 Colorado St 16.5 18.1 32.7 113.3 3.5 0.8 21.1 32.8 64.2 221.8 13 11 34.7 21.5 39.9 198.3 5.0 0.8 44 21 Connecticut 26.6 15.6 37.0 180.3 4.9 0.9 14.5 26.5 54.7 150.8 5 9 20.5 17.5 39.0 151.8 3.9 0.9 10 26 Duke 25.8 20.7 33.4 118.9 3.6 0.8 24.5 40.8 60.1 272.1 17 13 36.5 21.5 43.0 204.0 4.7 0.9 22 11 E Michigan 20.5 17.5 41.5 175.5 4.2 0.7 13.3 24.8 53.5 173.6 14 14 41.5 21.7 38.0 202.1 5.3 1.0 21 10 East Carolina 38.2 23.9 27.7 126.2 4.6 0.9 30.5 47.6 63.9 318.7 13 35 43.3 24.1 43.3 230.1 5.3 0.9 12 14 Florida 31.3 19.4 37.5 161.3 4.3 1.0 18.9 30.7 61.5 203.0 10 11 20.2 17.6 36.8 132.0 3.6 0.6 21 21 Florida Atlantic 18.1 15.4 33.5 101.6 3.0 1.0 15.1 26.5 57.0 198.9 10 14 26.9 20.8 43.8 199.7 4.6 0.6 27 16 FIU 28.2 19.4 39.9 191.3 4.8 0.5 17.9 30.6 58.5 212.1 12 13 27.1 18.7 37.0 161.5 4.4 0.9 14 29 Florida St 31.7 19.6 35.2 183.4 5.2 0.9 18.0 29.0 62.1 212.6 10 19 18.8 20.0 36.9 115.6 3.1 0.6 24 40 Fresno St 31.2 18.7 38.8 167.1 4.3 0.9 16.1 26.6 60.5 204.9 9 18 30.7 17.7 35.2 152.9 4.3 0.5 25 27 Georgia 33.5 19.0 35.8 147.1 4.1 0.5 16.5 27.5 60.3 243.8 6 22 22.1 16.8 36.7 125.6 3.4 0.6 21 23 Georgia Tech 27.0 19.5 56.3 319.4 5.7 1.3 4.6 12.6 36.7 86.3 5 8 24.7 19.8 37.4 171.1 4.6 1.0 15 16 Hawaii 36.5 22.8 19.5 83.3 4.3 0.6 27.7 42.5 65.3 382.3 8 30 22.7 19.2 36.3 136.3 3.8 1.0 34 22 Houston 39.3 25.3 33.8 155.0 4.6 0.6 24.3 38.5 63.0 317.3 17 32 31.9 23.2 44.9 217.2 4.8 0.5 12 20 Idaho 27.3 20.4 28.9 89.1 3.1 1.0 24.9 43.7 57.0 310.8 16 26 29.3 21.3 38.6 189.5 4.9 1.4 37 24 Illinois 32.9 20.0 47.2 235.6 5.0 0.6 12.7 21.9 58.1 148.8 12 17 24.2 17.5 34.0 136.5 4.0 1.2 19 20 Indiana 26.5 21.5 28.9 103.1 3.6 0.5 25.5 41.9 60.7 283.4 12 20 34.3 19.8 34.2 181.5 5.3 0.5 11 14 Iowa 29.5 21.2 35.0 147.1 4.2 0.3 18.6 28.5 65.3 247.6 4 22 15.5 18.4 30.0 95.7 3.2 0.4 14 11 Iowa St 21.7 18.5 37.8 143.8 3.8 0.6 17.6 31.1 56.6 174.4 10 14 28.8 23.0 42.8 185.9 4.3 0.8 26 11 Kansas 18.0 18.8 39.4 137.9 3.5 0.5 17.9 30.0 59.7 172.7 11 11 34.4 22.5 40.5 203.4 5.0 0.5 31 9 Kansas St 32.2 19.0 41.5 189.5 4.6 0.8 14.6 22.4 65.4 181.7 8 13 27.4 22.1 39.2 204.5 5.2 0.7 30 16 Kent St 20.7 17.1 31.5 111.2 3.5 1.2 19.7 33.7 58.5 209.9 14 11 24.5 18.7 36.1 101.5 2.8 0.8 21 28 Kentucky 34.7 22.1 34.9 167.2 4.8 0.7 22.4 34.2 65.4 274.4 8 25 28.9 17.5 39.0 178.6 4.6 0.5 13 18 Louisiana Tech 25.9 20.9 37.2 157.1 4.2 1.2 23.2 37.1 62.5 233.6 13 14 29.5 22.7 39.5 167.7 4.2 1.0 15 20 Louisiana 22.3 17.6 35.5 105.4 3.0 0.8 18.9 35.7 52.9 242.7 14 16 38.4 20.3 36.5 160.9 4.4 0.6 39 15 Louisville 24.7 18.9 37.5 177.2 4.7 0.5 16.3 27.8 58.5 194.0 8 17 19.2 15.7 35.3 141.5 4.0 0.7 16 28 LSU 29.3 17.2 40.4 185.9 4.6 0.8 13.3 23.0 57.7 151.6 10 7 16.5 15.4 36.5 134.4 3.7 1.1 16 26 Marshall 19.3 17.0 28.5 98.4 3.4 0.6 20.5 36.1 56.7 220.7 14 19 29.3 21.3 37.6 155.1 4.1 0.5 10 24 Maryland 30.0 17.3 34.1 137.1 4.0 0.4 15.7 29.1 54.1 199.4 8 22 21.5 19.0 38.5 133.0 3.5 0.6 19 23 Memphis 14.2 14.4 32.9 97.8 3.0 1.1 15.1 27.4 55.1 186.3 12 12 40.1 23.5 39.2 179.2 4.6 0.4 32 12 Miami, Fl 27.7 22.8 39.0 192.9 4.9 0.7 17.6 33.5 52.7 235.9 21 19 19.4 16.4 41.2 175.2 4.3 1.0 13 34 Miami, Oh 19.8 19.2 30.4 82.4 2.7 0.8 23.3 35.6 65.3 251.5 12 14 25.5 17.4 32.4 128.7 4.0 0.9 28 22 Michigan 36.8 24.4 44.5 257.7 5.8 1.0 18.2 28.3 64.3 257.1 13 22 33.5 23.0 40.9 180.2 4.4 0.6 10 15 Michigan St 31.6 20.4 34.0 166.6 4.9 0.6 19.3 29.2 66.0 245.5 9 19 19.9 19.0 34.9 117.7 3.4 0.6 19 18 Middle Tennessee 25.7 19.1 40.4 174.1 4.3 1.3 18.2 31.6 56.6 191.0 18 6 28.9 20.0 47.2 203.3 4.3 0.6 16 24 Minnesota 22.8 19.8 36.5 127.5 3.5 0.6 17.8 32.0 55.7 233.2 9 21 33.8 19.6 37.1 200.5 5.4 0.5 16 7 Mississippi 31.3 18.5 41.9 219.5 5.2 0.8 14.6 26.0 56.3 186.5 13 16 35.5 18.6 32.1 139.9 4.4 0.9 11 29 Mississippi St 26.7 20.5 46.5 215.8 4.6 0.5 12.5 21.5 58.2 168.8 11 11 20.1 19.6 34.1 126.3 3.7 1.2 19 22 Missouri 29.9 21.7 33.0 158.2 4.8 0.7 23.3 37.2 62.6 244.9 6 16 15.9 19.9 37.5 152.9 4.1 1.0 16 32 N Illinois 36.4 21.9 44.2 255.1 5.8 0.5 15.2 23.5 64.5 179.3 8 17 19.9 17.5 31.2 131.7 4.2 0.5 10 18 Navy 31.0 20.7 54.8 302.5 5.5 0.6 6.4 11.9 53.4 111.5 4 10 22.8 20.3 34.1 151.6 4.4 1.2 9 15 NC State 32.7 22.7 35.4 125.2 3.5 0.5 23.6 39.8 59.4 279.0 13 24 21.1 15.6 35.3 124.1 3.5 1.5 30 37 Nebraska 32.7 19.1 44.5 271.6 6.1 1.1 11.3 19.5 57.9 155.5 6 10 16.7 17.0 39.7 151.5 3.8 0.3 15 29 Nevada 44.1 27.1 47.1 308.5 6.6 0.6 17.2 26.4 65.2 233.4 7 18 21.7 20.0 31.2 124.8 4.0 1.0 7 29 New Mexico 15.7 16.3 36.4 109.2 3.0 1.3 16.6 31.3 53.2 168.9 14 11 42.4 24.0 47.0 246.3 5.2 1.2 26 9 New Mexico St 14.9 16.9 37.0 132.3 3.6 0.8 15.0 31.0 48.4 170.3 7 11 37.7 21.4 36.7 199.5 5.4 0.7 17 7 North Carolina 25.0 18.2 33.2 111.6 3.4 1.2 21.1 31.8 66.3 266.7 8 17 23.3 18.5 35.9 144.9 4.0 0.5 33 22 North Texas 22.4 18.9 41.5 193.5 4.7 0.7 15.5 26.9 57.4 174.2 8 15 27.9 18.2 37.6 167.8 4.5 0.5 27 17 Northwestern 25.6 22.5 42.8 149.6 3.5 0.9 21.4 29.9 71.4 252.0 5 15 23.8 20.9 34.9 172.2 4.9 0.5 34 14 Notre Dame 26.3 20.4 30.5 120.5 3.9 0.6 22.5 37.8 59.6 265.2 13 24 20.9 18.4 37.4 153.6 4.1 0.6 19 25 Ohio 30.0 17.8 39.0 179.6 4.6 0.9 11.9 20.3 58.7 160.7 16 17 21.2 18.1 35.4 112.7 3.2 0.7 10 23 Ohio St 39.6 23.4 41.6 214.9 5.2 0.2 17.8 27.0 66.0 230.1 12 26 13.9 13.5 30.1 86.6 2.9 0.8 20 17 Oklahoma 36.6 28.1 42.1 151.7 3.6 0.5 29.2 43.8 66.6 323.6 7 30 20.4 18.3 35.9 159.3 4.4 0.5 16 23 Oklahoma St 45.3 27.5 36.8 187.2 5.1 0.7 27.6 40.7 67.9 363.5 11 32 26.0 21.8 37.8 139.6 3.7 1.3 11 22 Oregon 50.7 28.1 49.0 294.9 6.0 1.2 19.0 30.3 62.7 248.2 6 24 17.2 17.9 36.5 126.5 3.5 1.4 7 23 Oregon St 27.3 18.9 33.1 128.4 3.9 0.2 17.3 28.5 60.7 202.5 5 16 24.7 22.0 41.8 163.2 3.9 0.7 25 26 Penn St 24.8 19.4 35.5 149.4 4.2 0.4 17.8 30.9 57.6 223.5 11 16 22.1 18.2 36.3 164.7 4.5 0.4 9 16 Pittsburgh 27.7 17.9 35.0 154.3 4.4 0.6 17.9 27.2 65.8 207.8 8 14 19.2 18.9 33.6 115.2 3.4 0.7 21 27 Purdue 18.6 16.2 37.5 170.0 4.5 0.9 16.5 29.5 55.9 142.0 16 10 28.3 20.8 39.0 143.6 3.7 0.8 17 30 Rice 28.7 19.2 40.3 156.0 3.9 0.8 18.5 30.4 60.8 221.4 11 19 39.9 23.1 36.6 149.0 4.1 0.7 24 13 Rutgers 22.3 15.2 37.2 99.9 2.7 0.4 14.9 26.9 55.4 200.7 8 14 24.3 17.0 36.6 148.9 4.1 1.1 46 15 Southern Miss 36.5 23.6 43.0 202.5 4.7 0.5 22.3 36.0 61.9 244.3 7 19 27.0 19.5 31.3 104.4 3.3 0.7 13 23 San Diego St 33.8 18.9 31.5 142.5 4.5 0.6 18.5 33.9 54.7 293.5 14 22 23.5 20.5 40.2 148.8 3.7 0.5 9 25 San Jose St 13.5 13.7 27.4 73.5 2.7 0.6 17.2 30.0 57.3 206.2 12 11 34.5 24.3 38.5 190.6 5.0 0.6 26 20 SMU 26.7 20.9 28.1 146.9 5.2 0.9 22.0 37.5 58.6 273.5 10 23 26.2 20.3 38.5 140.5 3.7 0.4 26 22 South Carolina 33.6 21.3 38.6 161.6 4.2 0.6 17.9 26.4 67.9 240.2 12 18 21.4 18.3 32.3 97.2 3.0 1.2 24 36 Stanford 40.5 25.5 42.1 216.3 5.1 0.7 20.6 29.6 69.6 251.5 7 24 19.5 18.7 31.6 131.9 4.2 0.9 4 25 Syracuse 22.3 17.2 34.4 133.8 3.9 1.2 16.1 28.9 55.7 180.8 7 16 18.3 16.4 36.5 131.3 3.6 0.7 30 26 TCU 41.3 25.9 47.6 258.3 5.4 0.5 17.3 25.9 66.7 232.2 6 24 10.9 11.5 27.7 88.5 3.2 0.7 7 24 Temple 27.0 17.2 36.5 157.5 4.3 1.0 14.3 24.4 58.6 187.4 11 15 18.7 17.3 38.3 129.2 3.4 1.0 17 23 Tennessee 27.3 17.1 32.1 119.7 3.7 0.8 17.4 30.5 56.8 240.3 10 20 25.6 18.9 37.2 155.8 4.2 0.6 35 21 Texas 24.4 20.6 35.9 152.4 4.2 0.9 22.0 37.1 59.3 233.0 15 10 23.6 16.5 39.8 129.5 3.3 0.7 15 25 Texas A&M 32.5 24.8 41.8 163.5 3.9 1.1 24.5 40.4 60.6 292.8 12 24 20.6 20.4 35.1 117.6 3.4 0.6 34 24 Texas Tech 31.8 24.5 34.4 140.0 4.1 1.1 29.9 46.6 64.1 308.8 9 30 31.3 23.5 38.5 159.0 4.1 0.7 21 23 Toledo 26.3 17.1 38.1 162.5 4.3 0.7 17.1 27.7 61.6 191.8 11 18 27.8 20.0 34.1 136.7 4.0 1.1 19 26 Troy 32.3 22.4 36.0 148.7 4.1 1.4 25.3 40.8 62.0 283.4 14 24 35.1 20.8 38.6 179.6 4.7 1.3 21 25 Tulane 25.1 21.1 36.5 135.5 3.7 1.1 21.1 36.4 58.0 234.5 10 18 37.1 20.3 39.5 205.0 5.2 1.1 24 22 Tulsa 38.2 26.2 42.9 218.5 5.1 0.5 21.8 36.4 60.0 273.1 9 25 28.1 21.5 33.0 131.9 4.0 0.8 22 21 UAB 26.6 22.1 36.2 160.5 4.4 0.9 21.0 38.5 54.5 268.2 14 26 31.9 20.5 34.5 144.0 4.2 0.8 12 20 UCF 35.0 21.5 44.6 205.7 4.6 0.6 13.2 20.8 63.3 188.5 9 12 19.1 17.2 33.4 117.6 3.5 0.5 13 20 UCLA 19.4 17.7 42.5 185.8 4.4 1.3 10.9 22.7 48.0 114.2 12 5 28.1 22.6 39.7 199.5 5.0 0.9 23 23 ULM 20.7 18.3 38.9 114.8 2.5 0.9 20.9 33.1 63.2 232.3 13 17 33.3 20.5 37.6 171.0 4.5 0.5 28 23 UNLV 18.5 15.5 35.8 107.6 3.0 0.6 14.5 26.6 54.6 168.4 9 14 37.2 21.5 43.2 223.8 5.2 0.9 31 11 USC 32.6 24.5 37.0 182.0 4.9 0.7 21.9 35.1 62.4 250.7 10 26 28.5 23.0 32.1 140.8 4.4 0.6 14 25 USF 24.3 16.5 37.3 152.0 4.1 0.4 13.1 22.7 57.7 159.6 12 10 19.5 17.9 36.6 129.7 3.5 0.2 21 27 Utah 37.3 20.0 33.7 163.3 4.8 1.0 20.3 30.6 66.2 251.5 9 23 20.2 16.1 34.3 107.7 3.1 0.6 7 26 Utah St 22.7 19.4 43.4 162.8 3.8 0.5 15.3 28.1 54.4 191.1 12 8 32.3 21.7 36.9 177.3 4.8 0.3 21 13 UTEP 26.2 21.0 41.8 149.4 4.6 0.6 17.8 33.3 53.6 221.5 11 20 25.4 22.2 36.9 181.1 4.9 0.4 14 14 Vanderbilt 17.3 13.8 35.0 136.4 3.9 0.7 12.9 27.2 47.5 148.7 9 10 30.9 20.4 43.4 190.1 4.4 0.5 32 19 Virginia 27.0 22.0 35.0 145.6 4.2 0.5 22.4 37.9 59.0 269.5 16 19 27.5 19.4 40.0 203.9 5.1 0.5 19 18 Virginia Tech 34.6 21.3 41.2 213.5 5.2 0.7 13.8 23.5 58.9 198.4 4 19 18.9 17.5 33.7 165.0 4.9 0.7 22 27 W Michigan 31.5 20.7 32.2 120.0 3.7 1.4 25.0 39.9 62.6 288.9 12 26 25.4 18.7 38.7 171.4 4.4 1.3 28 25 Wake Forest 21.7 15.9 37.9 152.4 4.0 0.6 14.2 26.2 54.2 150.3 10 9 37.9 22.7 41.4 194.9 4.7 0.5 25 19 Washington 21.4 18.6 35.0 119.5 4.4 0.4 16.9 30.8 54.9 191.9 7 16 33.3 22.3 41.8 207.7 5.0 0.6 15 14 Washington St 18.8 17.3 34.8 88.4 2.5 1.0 18.3 31.7 57.6 233.0 11 16 35.9 24.1 39.4 214.9 5.5 0.9 39 16 West Virginia 25.0 20.3 41.7 162.7 3.9 1.3 19.1 30.3 63.0 200.9 7 19 12.9 12.6 31.7 88.0 2.8 0.6 21 31 WKU 23.6 18.1 41.8 174.5 4.2 0.7 12.8 24.8 51.6 149.2 5 11 33.6 18.9 35.5 177.1 5.0 0.7 22 12 Wisconsin 40.9 24.4 43.8 242.2 5.5 0.3 15.9 21.5 74.2 199.6 6 13 20.3 17.5 32.9 128.7 3.9 0.5 11 23 Wyoming 19.2 14.4 33.5 119.5 3.6 0.7 14.5 24.1 60.2 166.0 9 12 30.3 22.3 44.8 205.1 4.6 0.5 31 20 7

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