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1 PowerS picks $10 Volume 5 Issue 3 June Issue 2017 BP Sports, LLC Powers Picks Star-Rated Plays in CFB/NFL (57%) +$4950 Last 2 Years!!! Week 1 CFB Best Bets Pg 3, Season Win Total Best Bets Pg 5 Betting College Football in the Off-season = Best Value!!! 99-percent of the time, you won t hear us say that a particular line is off more than a TD. The reality is the books and the markets are just too good to be off a number that much in today s day and age. The exception to the rule comes in the very soft off-season markets where for the most part, it is a bookmaker/oddsmaker s line vs the handicappers/professional bettors own line. We often find great value in the spring and early summer in the college football betting markets because CFB is our specialty and we follow it on a year-round basis. While most oddsmakers/bookmakers are more focused on basketball and baseball this time of year (and rightly so), we re closely following college football spring practices, injury reports, transfers and suspensions while constantly tweaking our power ratings for the upcoming season. One of the major reasons why we made the move to Vegas last year was to take advantage of these soft markets and while there are no sure things in this industry, we can usually predict where the early money and where the lines are going to move this time of year. Often times, we can get way ahead of some major line moves (see our Notre Dame -6 over Temple MAX bet from the spring issue) which can leave the door open to some middle opportunities. For those of you that are not aware of how these early Week 1, Game of Year and season win total releases work, the bookmakers often limit the size of the bets to $500 or $1,000. They know full well that many of the bettors who stand in line to bet the openers are of the sharp variety. Remember, if you re not in line and betting these games and season win totals within minutes of the release, you re not going to come close to getting the opening lines and numbers. Only a handful of guys in the world are getting these numbers (we re fortunate to be one of them). It s a very soft market but becomes much sharper within minutes. One single limit bet can change a line a couple of points! And keep in mind, there s some significant money being dealt early. Many times $100,000 can be bet within the first hour or so! South Point Game of Year Lines Still Holding Value While there has already been some value lost in these GOY lines that were released at South Point on Memorial Day (see our MAX Bet to the right), these still remain some of the softest lines you ll see all year. Below is our remaining Top 7 plays on the board with relation to the current lines (June 11). In case you re wondering on the chart to the right, the BP Line is our early power ratings/computer line (subject to change in next couple of months) Oregon -4 over Wyoming on September Oregon -6 over Oregon St on November Boise St -7 over Wyoming on October Florida St -6.5 over Louisville on October Nevada PK over UNLV on November Arkansas +5 over TCU on September Virginia Tech -6.5 over Virginia on November CFB Games of the Year via South Point Open Current BP Line Saturday, September Auburn 7004 Clemson Pittsburgh 7006 Penn St Iowa Iowa St 7009 Oklahoma 7010 Ohio St TCU -6-5 PK 7012 Arkansas 7013 Nebraska 7014 Oregon Saturday, September Clemson 7016 Louisville -2 PK Oklahoma St Pittsburgh 7019 Texas 7020 USC Stanford San Diego St 7023 Oregon Wyoming 7025 Tennessee 7026 Florida Saturday, September Notre Dame Michigan St 7029 Arkansas 7030 Texas A&M Saturday, September Colorado 7032 UCLA Friday, October Boise St 7034 BYU Saturday, October Michigan St 7036 Michigan Wisconsin Nebraska 7039 Air Force 7040 Navy Alabama Texas A&M Saturday, October Oklahoma Texas (Dallas) 7045 Boise St 7046 San Diego St Auburn 7048 LSU Saturday, October Louisville 7050 Florida St USC Notre Dame 7053 Wyoming 7054 Boise St Colorado Washington St Michigan 7058 Penn St Saturday, October Oklahoma St West Virginia 7061 Penn St 7062 Ohio St UCLA 7064 Washington Georgia Florida (Jacksonville) 7067 Tennessee PK PK Kentucky Open Current BP Line Saturday, November Oklahoma Oklahoma St 7071 Texas 7072 TCU Army Air Force 7075 LSU 7076 Alabama South Carolina 7078 Georgia Saturday, November Florida St 7080 Clemson Notre Dame 7082 Miami, FL West Virginia 7084 Kansas St Texas Tech 7086 Baylor Iowa 7088 Wisconsin Saturday, November Minnesota 7090 Northwestern California 7092 Stanford UCLA 7094 USC Utah 7096 Washington Thursday, November Ole Miss 7098 Mississippi St Friday, November Virginia Tech Virginia 7101 Iowa 7102 Nebraska Navy 7104 Houston Saturday, November Florida St Florida 7107 Georgia Georgia Tech 7109 Louisville Kentucky 7111 Ohio St Michigan 7113 Wisconsin Minnesota 7115 Notre Dame 7116 Stanford UNLV 7118 Nevada PK PK Arizona 7120 Arizona St Colorado -1 PK Utah 7123 Oregon St 7124 Oregon Washington St 7126 Washington Alabama Auburn 7129 Texas A&M 7130 LSU Vanderbilt 7132 Tennessee Saturday, December Army 7134 Navy

2 2017 College Football Power Ratings (Vegas Ratings Not AP Poll Style) Rk Team 1/10 6/10 Diff 1. Alabama Ohio State Florida State Oklahoma Clemson USC Penn State Washington LSU Auburn Wisconsin Michigan Florida Stanford Louisville Oklahoma St Miami (FL) Georgia Texas Notre Dame Tennessee TCU Virginia Tech NC State Oregon Washington St Kansas State Texas A&M UCLA Northwestern Georgia Tech Arkansas Pittsburgh Ole Miss Baylor Colorado Syracuse Leads all College Football Teams in Returning Starters For 2017 With 19!!! We have already been working hard on the 2017 season and here is the current list for returning starters for each team in 2017 broken down by offense and defense. We broke down teams with the most/least returning starters. Rk Team Total Off Def 1. Syracuse Georgia Texas TCU NC State Oregon Kentucky Miami (OH) Florida Atlantic Oklahoma Stanford Washington St Northwestern Georgia Tech USF South Carolina Vanderbilt Army Tulane Eastern Mich Fresno State New Mexico St Ohio State Florida State Penn State Auburn Wisconsin Miami (FL) Rk Team 1/10 6/10 Diff 37. USF North Carolina Kentucky Mississippi St Utah BYU Iowa South Carolina West Virginia Nebraska Boise State Memphis Minnesota Arizona State Houston Missouri Indiana Vanderbilt San Diego St Duke Michigan State Wake Forest W. Kentucky Oregon State Texas Tech Iowa State Colorado State Syracuse Navy Appalachian St Arizona Toledo California Boston College Tulsa Western Mich Rk Team Total Off Def 23. Notre Dame UCLA Memphis Houston Missouri Indiana Oregon State Boston College Central Mich FIU Akron San Jose State Rice Massachusetts Georgia State UL-Monroe Florida Tennessee Kansas State Iowa Wake Forest Colorado State Appalachian St Arizona California Troy Wyoming SMU Old Dominion UTSA Rutgers Hawaii Nevada Connecticut Rk Team 1/10 6/10 Diff 73. Maryland Temple Virginia UCF Troy Louisiana Tech Wyoming Arkansas State Miami (OH) Army SMU Purdue Cincinnati No. Illinois Southern Miss Illinois Ohio Old Dominion UTSA Tulane Air Force Middle Tenn Utah State Rutgers Eastern Mich Kansas Central Mich New Mexico Marshall Hawaii Florida Atlantic Bowling Green East Carolina Nevada Ball State UL-Lafayette Rk Team Total Off Def 45. Buffalo Washington Baylor Mississippi St BYU Arizona State Texas Tech Tulsa Maryland Virginia UCF Purdue Ohio Kansas Marshall UL-Lafayette Kent State Texas State Clemson USC Oklahoma St Virginia Tech Texas A&M Arkansas Colorado North Carolina Minnesota Duke Navy Toledo Western Mich Northern Illinois Southern Miss Middle Tenn Rk Team 1/10 6/10 Diff 109. FIU Akron Ga Southern San Jose State Idaho UNLV South Alabama Fresno State North Texas Rice Massachusetts Connecticut Kent State Georgia State Coastal Carolina New Mexico St UL-Monroe UTEP Buffalo Charlotte UAB Texas State Biggest Gains Texas +9.1 Oregon +8.9 TCU +7.9 Notre Dame +7.8 Marshall +7.4 UCLA +7.1 Georgia +7.0 Stanford +6.4 Syracuse +6.4 South Carolina +5.9 Arizona State +5.5 Florida Atl +5.4 Ohio State +5.4 Biggest Losses Western Mich Coastal Car -7.8 Temple -7.7 Air Force -7.7 W Kentucky -7.4 Idaho -7.0 Clemson -5.3 Tulsa -5.2 La Tech -5.1 San Diego St -4.9 New Mexico -4.9 Arkansas St -4.9 West Virginia -4.0 Rk Team Total Off Def 81. Bowling Green East Carolina Ball State North Texas UTEP Charlotte Alabama LSU Louisville Ole Miss San Diego State Iowa State Louisiana Tech Cincinnati Illinois UNLV South Alabama Pittsburgh Nebraska W Kentucky Temple Arkansas State Utah State New Mexico Ga Southern Idaho Coastal Carolina Utah Boise State West Virginia Michigan State Air Force Michigan UAB Powers Picks Newsletter: (28 Issues) Just $ (57%) +$4950 Last 2 Years!!! Have questions? Need more info? Want to sign up? Call or order online at bradpowerssports.com You can also send a check payable to: BP Sports, LLC 2764 N. Green Valley Pkwy #103 Henderson, NV 89014

3 2017 Week 1 College Football Lines at South Point Week 1 College Football lines are now available at some local Vegas and off-shore books as the off-season betting calendar continues to get moved up earlier and earlier each year. The games are in rotation order and the home is listed on bottom. All times are ET. () = neutral site. Current lines are as of 6/11. The BP Line is our early power ratings/computer line (subject to change in next couple of months). Saturday, August 26th Saturday, September 2nd Time/TV # Team Open Current BP Line Time/TV # Team Open Current BP Line 2:30 PM 291 Oregon St 5:15 PM 181 Western Michigan CBS College 292 Colorado St Pac-12N 182 Southern Cal TBA 293 Hawaii :30 PM 183 BYU 294 Massachusetts ESPN 184 LSU (Houston) :30 PM 295 South Florida :00 PM 185 Maryland CBS College 296 San Jose St Fox Sports Texas :00 PM 297 Rice 3:30 PM 187 Temple ESPN 298 Stanford (Australia) NBC 188 Notre Dame Thursday, August 31st TBA 189 Georgia Southern Time/TV # Team Open Current BP Line 190 Auburn :00 PM 133 Ohio St ESPN 134 Indiana 7:00 PM 135 Buffalo BTN 136 Minnesota :00 PM 137 UL-Monroe CBS College 138 Memphis :30 PM Pac-12N 139 New Mexico St 140 Arizona St :30 PM 199 Tulsa Fox Sports Oklahoma St Friday, September 1st Time/TV # Team Open Current BP Line 6:30 PM 141 Charlotte 142 Eastern Michigan :00 PM 143 Washington Fox Sports Rutgers 8:00 PM 145 Navy ESPNU 146 Florida Atlantic 9:00 PM 147 Utah St ESPN 148 Wisconsin :30 PM 149 Boston College -2-3 CBS College 150 Northern Illinois -2 8:00 PM 151 Colorado St Pac-12N 152 Colorado (Denver) NL NL -6 Saturday, September 2nd Time/TV # Team Open Current BP Line 12:00 PM 153 Bowling Green ESPNU 154 Michigan St :00 PM 155 Wyoming BTN 156 Iowa :30 PM 157 Miami, Oh Marshall 12:00 PM 159 Kent St ESPN 160 Clemson :00 PM 161 Massachusetts 162 Coastal Carolina NL NL -1 12:00 PM 163 Akron ABC 164 Penn St :30 PM 165 Louisville FOX 166 Purdue (Indianapolis) 8:00 PM 167 Arkansas St BTN 168 Nebraska TBA 169 Florida International 170 Central Florida :30 PM 171 Nevada BTN 172 Northwestern :00 PM 173 Ball St BTN 174 Illinois :30 PM 175 UTEP FOX 176 Oklahoma :20 PM 177 California ACCN 178 North Carolina :30 PM 179 South Alabama ESPNU 180 Mississippi :15 PM 191 Appalachian St ESPN 192 Georgia :00 PM 193 Kentucky CBS College 194 Southern Miss 7:00 PM 195 Houston Texas-San Antonio 3:00 PM ESPN 197 South Carolina 198 NC State (Charlotte) :30 PM 201 Michigan ABC 202 Florida (Arlington, TX) 8:00 PM 203 Vanderbilt CBS College 204 Middle Tennessee 8:00 PM 205 Florida St ABC 206 Alabama (Atlanta) :45 PM 207 Troy ESPNU 208 Boise St Sunday, September 3rd Time/TV # Team Open Current BP Line 7:30 PM 209 West Virginia ABC 210 Va Tech (Landover) :30 PM 211 Texas A&M FOX 212 UCLA Monday, September 4th Time/TV # Team Open Current BP Line 3 8:00 PM 213 Tennessee ESPN 214 Georgia Tech (Atlanta) South Point Week 1 Lines Still Holding Value While there has already been some value lost in these Week 1 lines that were released at South Point on May 25 (see some of our early bets below), these still remain some of the softest lines you ll see all year. Below is our remaining Top 7 plays on the board with relation to the current lines (June 11). In case you re wondering on the chart above, the BP Line is our early power ratings/computer line (subject to change in next couple of months) Notre Dame -13 over Temple on September Florida Atlantic over Navy on September UTSA over Houston on September FIU over Central Florida on September Georgia -14 over Appalachian St on September Rutgers over Washington on September Marshall +5 over Miami, Oh on September 2. Follow Brad Powers on

4 CFB Heisman Trophy Odds Via WestGate Las Vegas Superbook Open Current Player 4/9 6/5 Sam Darnold (USC) 5/1 5/1 Baker Mayfield (Oklahoma) 7/1 8/1 Lamar Jackson (Louisville) 8/1 8/1 JT Barrett (Ohio St) 10/1 10/1 Jake Browning (Washington) 12/1 12/1 Deondre Francois (Florida St) 12/1 12/1 Mason Rudolph (Oklahoma St) 15/1 15/1 Josh Rosen (UCLA) 15/1 20/1 Saquon Barkley (Penn St) 20/1 20/1 Jalen Hurts (Alabama) 20/1 20/1 Bo Scarbrough (Alabama) 20/1 20/1 Derrius Guice (LSU) 20/1 20/1 Trace McSorley (Penn St) 20/1 20/1 Nick Chubb (Georgia) 25/1 25/1 Kamryn Pettway (Auburn) 30/1 30/1 Luke Falk (Washington St) 30/1 40/1 Shane Buechele (Texas) 50/1 50/1 Myles Gaskin (Washington) 50/1 50/1 Mike Weber (Ohio St) 40/1 40/1 Derwin James (Florida St) 60/1 60/1 Jarrett Stidham (Auburn) 50/1 20/1 Open Current Player 4/9 6/5 Royce Freeman (Oregon) 60/1 60/1 Brandon Wimbush (ND) 60/1 60/1 Justin Herbert (Oregon) 60/1 60/1 Da'Shawn Hand (Alabama) 60/1 60/1 Christian Kirk (Texas A&M) 80/1 80/1 Quinton Flowers (USF) 80/1 80/1 James Washington (Okla St) 80/1 80/1 Nick Fitzgerald (Mississippi St) 100/1 100/1 Jacob Eason (Georgia) 100/1 100/1 Wilton Speight (Michigan) 100/1 100/1 Kyle Allen (Houston) 100/1 100/1 Calvin Ridley (Alabama) 100/1 100/1 Brett Rypien (Boise St) 100/1 100/1 Mark Andrews (Oklahoma) 100/1 100/1 Hunter Johnson (Clemson) 100/1 100/1 Deon Cain (Clemson) 100/1 100/1 Nyqwan Murray (Florida St) 100/1 100/1 Eric Dungey (Syracuse) 100/1 100/1 Mike White (W Kentucky) 100/1 100/1 Bryce Love (Stanford) 100/1 100/1 Shea Patterson (Ole Miss) 100/1 100/1 The Heisman Trophy actually offers up great value in the future markets. There's several reasons for this as returning favorites are not only competing against others, but they also have to live up to their own stats and performances from previous year(s). It s a major reason why Ohio St RB Archie Griffin has been the only twotime Heisman winner in history. Last year, the first time we were on the ESPN Las Vegas show, we offered up Lamar Jackson as a Heisman sleeper at 100/1. Obviously, that worked out quite well, but it hasn t just been Lamar Jackson who has come out of nowhere to win the Heisman Trophy in recent years. In fact six of the last seven Heisman winners weren t even among top 8 favorites in the preseason. The only preseason top 3 favorite to win it in recent memory was Marcus Mariota in 2014 and in 2012 and 2013 Johnny Manziel and Jameis Winston hadn t even played a down of college football yet, but still won the award!!! Here are two early long-shots and my reasons for betting them: Jarrett Stidham (QB Auburn) 50/1 First and foremost, a QB has taken home the award in 14 of the last 17 years while a RB has the other three years. Most of the time that QB has been on a national title contender and we believe Auburn is a contender this season. If you re not familiar with Stidham, he was a Top 5 QB recruit coming out of high school in He actually started three games at Baylor in 2015 as a true freshman before getting KO d for the season with an injury. In limited action his numbers were mighty impressive as he threw for 1,265 yards with a 69-percent completion rate and a 12-to-2 TD-to-INT ratio. Last year he transferred out of Baylor (sanctions) and played at a junior college. He took part in spring this year at Auburn and had a sensational spring game going 16 of 20 for 267 yards. While spring game stats can be very overrated, Stidham passed the eye test for me with flying colors as several of his throws were NFL-caliber. Gus Malzahn s offense is QB friendly when he has the right guy under center and Stidham is that guy (also has underrated mobility). Derwin James (DB Florida St) 100/1 James is flying under the radar because last season he was out for the year after only two games with a knee injury (had 11 tackles and an interception). James was a freshman All-American in 2015 notching 91 tackles, 4.5 sacks and 5.5 tackles for loss in only 8 starts. Flash forward to this spring and James just might be the most versatile player in college football this season as he has lined up at Cornerback/Safety/Linebacker/Punt Returner and has even been featured as an edge pass rusher. Former N.Y. Jets and Buffalo Bills head coach Rex Ryan, who was doing the broadcast of Florida St s spring game said this about James when comparing him to Jabrill Peppers of Michigan; No offense to Peppers but he (Peppers) only wished he was the player this kid (James) was. Ryan went on to say that James is a once in every 10-year type of talent/player. James certainly put on a show as he had 7 tackles, 3 tackles for loss and 2 sacks and was all over the field. Quite simply, if Peppers can get an invite to New York for the Heisman ceremony, I think James is perfectly capable as well, if not becoming the first defensive back to win it since Charles Woodson in 1997! College Football National Title Odds Via WestGate Las Vegas Superbook Open Current # Team 1/7 6/ Alabama 3/1 3/ Florida St 8/1 7/ Oklahoma 8/1 15/ Ohio St 8/1 4/ USC 8/1 7/ Louisville 10/1 25/ Michigan 12/1 15/ LSU 12/1 15/ Clemson 20/1 20/ Oklahoma St 20/1 40/ Texas 20/1 30/ Penn St 25/1 20/ Auburn 25/1 25/ Miami FL 30/1 80/ Kansas St 30/1 60/ Washington 30/1 30/ Georgia 30/1 25/ Virginia Tech 40/1 50/ Wisconsin 40/1 40/ Florida 40/1 50/ Tennessee 40/1 50/ West Virginia 50/1 60/ Notre Dame 60/1 40/ UCLA 60/1 60/ TCU 60/1 80/ Washington St 60/1 80/ Stanford 60/1 80/ Oregon 60/1 80/ Colorado 60/1 100/1 OFF Ole Miss 80/1 OFF NC State 100/1 200/ North Carolina 100/1 300/ Georgia Tech 100/1 200/ Michigan St 100/1 100/ Nebraska 100/1 100/ Minnesota 100/1 300/ Northwestern 100/1 300/ Boise St 100/1 100/ Utah 100/1 200/ Texas A&M 100/1 100/ Iowa 200/1 300/ Arizona St 200/1 300/ Arkansas 200/1 300/ Mississippi St 200/1 300/ South Florida 300/1 500/1 Open Current # Team 1/7 6/ Wake Forest 300/1 500/ Syracuse 300/1 500/ Pittsburgh 300/1 300/ Texas Tech 300/1 500/ Baylor 300/1 300/ Indiana 300/1 500/ Maryland 300/1 500/ BYU 300/1 300/ Kentucky 300/1 500/ South Carolina 300/1 300/ Houston 500/1 500/ SMU 500/1 500/ Boston College 500/1 500/ Virginia 500/1 500/ Duke 500/1 500/ Iowa St 500/1 500/ California 500/1 500/ Oregon St 500/1 500/ Arizona 500/1 500/ Vanderbilt 500/1 500/ Temple 1000/1 1000/ Central Florida 1000/1 1000/ Cincinnati 1000/1 1000/ Navy 1000/1 1000/ Tulsa 1000/1 1000/ Memphis 1000/1 1000/ East Carolina 1000/1 1000/ Tulane 1000/1 1000/ Kansas 1000/1 1000/ Rutgers 1000/1 1000/ Illinois 1000/1 1000/ Purdue 1000/1 1000/ Western Kentucky 1000/1 1000/ Louisiana Tech 1000/1 1000/ Army 1000/1 5000/ Wyoming 1000/1 5000/ Air Force 1000/1 5000/ New Mexico 1000/1 5000/ Colorado St 1000/1 2000/ Utah State 1000/1 5000/ San Diego St 1000/1 1000/ Nevada 1000/1 5000/ UNLV 1000/1 5000/ Missouri 1000/1 1000/ FIELD (all others) 1000/1 1000/1 3 CFB Best Bet Longshots to Win the Title! When it comes to off-season betting, most pro bettors prefer making bets that you can wager either side on. For example, these would be your season win totals and game of year plays as opposed to futures. Focusing on the plays you can bet either side on allows you to hedge on late summer news like injuries and suspensions. Therefore, you can possibly get out of a perceived bad bet. With that being said, there are a few gems out there when it comes to futures odds. Keep in mind, you don t necessarily need any of these teams to win the National Title to make significant profits off these tickets. In most cases, you just need these teams to make their respective conference title games and you can start the hedging process by betting the money line on their opponents. 1. Wisconsin (80/1, now 40/1) The Badgers somehow managed 11 wins a year ago despite a brutal schedule. This year s team is primed to win double-digits yet again as they return 15 starters. Most importantly, the schedule is far weaker this season as they don t have an LSU or Alabama in non-conference action like they ve had the last 2 years. The Badgers also avoid Top 10 Ohio St and Penn St from the Big Ten East division and host Michigan. Currently, we have them favored in all 12 of their games! 2. Stanford (80/1) When 10-3 seasons start becoming a disappointment, you know you re becoming one of the elites in CFB. That was the case last year for the Cardinal who have notched at least 10 wins in 6 of the last 7 seasons. The Cardinal return 16 starters this year and could be favored in as many as 11 games (will be a dog at USC in Week 2). They get the big game vs Washington at home on November 10 and that could decide the Pac-12 North Division Title. 3. Miami, Fl (80/1) Mark Richt did a tremendous job in his first year getting the Hurricanes to 9-4, a Top 20 ranking and their first bowl win in 10 years. While they have to replace QB Brad Kaaya, the Hurricanes return 15 starters and could have one of the best defensive fronts in all of College Football. Miami gets a key conference game vs Virginia Tech at home, which could decide the ACC Coastal division. Overall, they may be favored in as many as 11 games (underdogs at Florida St).

5 2017 College Football Season Win Totals via South Point Sportsbook School Win Total Money Line Air Force 5 Over (+110) Under (-130) Akron 5.5 Over (-110) Under (-110) Alabama 10.5 Over (-120) Under (Even) Appalachian St 9.5 Over (-130) Under (+110) Arizona 4.5 Over (Even) Under (-120) Arizona St 5 Over (+105) Under (-125) Arkansas 6 Over (-110) Under (-110) Arkansas St 7.5 Over (Even) Under (-120) Army 8 Over (-110) Under (-110) Auburn 9 Over (Even) Under (-120) Ball State 4 Over (-115) Under (-105) Baylor 8 Over (Even) Under (-120) Boise State 8 Over (-110) Under (-110) Boston College 4 Over (-120) Under (Even) Bowling Green 4 Over (Even) Under (-120) Buffalo 3.5 Over (-110) Under (-110) BYU 10 Over (+105) Under (-125) California 3.5 Over (-110) Under (-110) Central Florida 7.5 Over (-110) Under (-110) Central Mich 7 Over (+105) Under (-125) Charlotte 4 Over (Even) Under (-120) Cincinnati 5 Over (-120) Under (Even) Clemson 9.5 Over (-110) Under (-110) Coastal Car 5.5 Over (-120) Under (Even) Colorado 7.5 Over (-120) Under (Even) Colorado St 7.5 Over (Even) Under (-120) Connecticut 4 Over (+110) Under (-130) Duke 4.5 Over (Even) Under (-120) East Carolina 2.5 Over (-120) Under (Even) Eastern Mich 4.5 Over (-120) Under (Even) FIU 4.5 Over (Even) Under (-120) Florida 8 Over (Even) Under (-120) Florida Atl 4 Over (-105) Under (-115) Florida St 9.5 Over (-110) Under (-110) Fresno St 4 Over (Even) Under (-120) Georgia 9 Over (+110) Under (-130) Ga Southern 5 Over (+110) Under (-130) Georgia St 6 Over (Even) Under (-120) Georgia Tech 6 Over (-110) Under (-110) Hawaii 4 Over (+105) Under (-125) Houston 8.5 Over (-110) Under (-110) Idaho 4.5 Over (-110) Under (-110) Illinois 3.5 Over (Even) Under (-120) Indiana 6.5 Over (-120) Under (Even) Iowa 7 Over (-120) Under (Even) Iowa St 5.5 Over (+110) Under (-130) Kansas 2.5 Over (+110) Under (-130) Kansas St 7.5 Over (-130) Under (+110) Kent St 3.5 Over (-120) Under (Even) Kentucky 7 Over (Even) Under (-120) Louisiana Tech 9 Over (-110) Under (-110) Louisville 9.5 Over (Even) Under (-120) LSU 9 Over (Even) Under (-120) Marshall 5 Over (Even) Under (-120) Maryland 3 Over (-120) Under (Even) Massachusetts 2.5 Over (-120) Under (Even) Memphis 8.5 Over (Even) Under (-120) Miami, Fl. 9 Over (-120) Under (Even) Miami Ohio 8 Over (+105) Under (-125) Michigan 8.5 Over (-120) Under (Even) Michigan St 5 Over (-110) Under (-110) Middle Tenn 7.5 Over (Even) Under (-120) Minnesota 7.5 Over (-110) Under (-110) Mississippi 5.5 Over (-110) Under (-110) Mississippi St 5 Over (Even) Under (-120) School Win Total Money Line Missouri 6 Over (-110) Under (-110) Navy 7 Over (+105) Under (-125) NC State 6.5 Over (-120) Under (Even) Nebraska 7 Over (Even) Under (-120) Nevada 3.5 Over (-120) Under (Even) New Mexico 5.5 Over (-110) Under (-110) New Mexico St 3.5 Over (-110) Under (-110) North Carolina 7 Over (-110) Under (-110) North Texas 4 Over (-120) Under (Even) No Illinois 6 Over (+110) Under (-130) Northwestern 8.5 Over (-110) Under (-110) Notre Dame 7.5 Over (Even) Under (-120) Ohio 7.5 Over (-110) Under (-110) Ohio State 10.5 Over (-120) Under (Even) Oklahoma 10 Over (+105) Under (-125) Oklahoma St 9 Over (+105) Under (-125) Old Dominion 6.5 Over (-115) Under (-105) Oregon 7.5 Over (-125) Under (+105) Oregon St 5.5 Over (+110) Under (-130) Penn State 10 Over (-110) Under (-110) Pittsburgh 6.5 Over (-120) Under (Even) Purdue 2.5 Over (-125) Under (+105) Rice 3.5 Over (-120) Under (Even) Rutgers 3 Over (-110) Under (-110) San Diego St 9.5 Over (-125) Under (+105) San Jose St 3.5 Over (Even) Under (-120) SMU 5 Over (+105) Under (-125) South Alabama 4 Over (+110) Under (-130) South Carolina 5 Over (-110) Under (-110) South Florida 10 Over (-110) Under (-110) Southern Miss 7.5 Over (Even) Under (-120) Stanford 9 Over (-115) Under (-105) Syracuse 4 Over (-110) Under (-110) TCU 8 Over (-120) Under (Even) Temple 7 Over (-110) Under (-110) Tennessee 7.5 Over (-120) Under (Even) Texas 7.5 Over (-110) Under (-110) Texas A&M 7.5 Over (-110) Under (-110) Texas St 2.5 Over (-120) Under (Even) Texas Tech 4.5 Over (-130) Under (+110) Toledo 8.5 Over (Even) Under (-120) Troy 8.5 Over (-125) Under (+105) Tulane 4.5 Over (Even) Under (-120) Tulsa 7.5 Over (-110) Under (-110) UAB 2.5 Over (Even) Under (-120) UCLA 7 Over (-125) Under (+105) UL-Lafayette 5 Over (-120) Under (Even) UL-Monroe 3.5 Over (Even) Under (-120) UNLV 5.5 Over (+110) Under (-130) USC 10 Over (-110) Under (-110) Utah 5.5 Over (-110) Under (-110) Utah St 4.5 Over (+105) Under (-125) UTEP 2.5 Over (+120) Under (-140) UTSA 6.5 Over (-120) Under (Even) Vanderbilt 6 Over (-130) Under (+110) Virginia 5.5 Over (-110) Under (-110) Virginia Tech 8.5 Over (-115) Under (-105) Wake Forest 5.5 Over (Even) Under (-120) Washington 10 Over (-130) Under (+110) Washington St 7 Over (-130) Under (+110) West Virginia 6 Over (-130) Under (+110) W Kentucky 9.5 Over (Even) Under (-120) Western Mich 9 Over (+110) Under (-130) Wisconsin 10.5 Over (-110) Under (-110) Wyoming 8 Over (-105) Under (-115) CFB Season Win Totals via CG Technology School Win Total Money Line Alabama 10.5 Over (-150) Under (+120) Appalachian St 9.5 Over (-115) Under (-115) Arizona 5.5 Over (-115) Under (-115) Arkansas 7 Over (-115) Under (-115) Auburn 8 Over (-115) Under (-115) Boise State 9 Over (+110) Under (-140) BYU 9.5 Over (-115) Under (-115) Clemson 9.5 Over (-115) Under (-115) Colorado 7.5 Over (-105) Under (-125) Duke 5.5 Over (-115) Under (-115) Florida 8 Over (-110) Under (-120) Florida St 9.5 Over (-130) Under (Even) Georgia 8 Over (-115) Under (-115) Georgia Tech 6.5 Over (-115) Under (-115) Houston 7.5 Over (-125) Under (+105) Indiana 5.5 Over (-115) Under (-115) Iowa 6.5 Over (-110) Under (-120) Iowa St 4.5 Over (-130) Under (Even) Kansas St 7.5 Over (-105) Under (-125) Kentucky 6 Over (-130) Under (Even) Louisville 9 Over (-120) Under (-110) LSU 9 Over (-120) Under (-110) Memphis 8.5 Over (-115) Under (-115) Miami, Fl. 8.5 Over (-110) Under (-120) Michigan 9 Over (-115) Under (-115) Michigan St 6.5 Over (Even) Under (-130) Mississippi St 5.5 Over (-115) Under (-115) Missouri 6.5 Over (-120) Under (-110) Navy 7.5 Over (-120) Under (-110) NC State 7.5 Over (-120) Under (-110) Nebraska 6 Over (-125) Under (-105) Nevada 5 Over (+110) Under (-140) North Carolina 7 Over (-115) Under (-115) Northwestern 7 Over (-115) Under (-115) Notre Dame 8 Over (-130) Under (Even) Ohio State 10 Over (-125) Under (-105) Oklahoma 9.5 Over (-145) Under (+115) Oklahoma St 9 Over (-115) Under (-115) Oregon 8 Over (-110) Under (-120) Penn State 9.5 Over (-105) Under (-125) Pittsburgh 7.5 Over (-115) Under (-115) South Carolina 5.5 Over (-105) Under (-125) South Florida 9.5 Over (-135) Under (+105) Stanford 8.5 Over (Even) Under (-130) TCU 7 Over (-125) Under (-105) Tennessee 7.5 Over (Even) Under (-130) Texas 7.5 Over (-110) Under (-120) Texas A&M 7 Over (-115) Under (-115) Texas Tech 6 Over (-110) Under (-120) UCLA 6 Over (-135) Under (+105) UNLV 5.5 Over (-115) Under (-115) USC 9.5 Over (-135) Under (+105) Utah 6.5 Over (-120) Under (-110) Virginia Tech 9 Over (-115) Under (-115) Washington 9.5 Over (-115) Under (-115) Washington St 7.5 Over (-125) Under (-105) West Virginia 7 Over (-120) Under (-110) Wisconsin 9.5 Over (-125) Under (-105) CFB Season Win Total Best Bets: Last Two Years (70%)!!! 1. Florida Atlantic OVER 4 Wins (-105) at South Point. FAU lost 4 games last 9. Idaho OVER 4.5 Wins (-110) at South Point. We easily cashed with the OVER year by a TD or less so they weren t that far off. This year s team welcomes back 17 on Idaho last year (total was 3.5, won 9) and they should be favored in 6 games. starters, made a dynamic hire in HC Lane Kiffin and could be favored in 6 games. 10. Auburn OVER 8 Wins (-115) at CG Technology. The Tigers bring back Central Michigan UNDER 7 Wins (-125) at South Pont. The Chips went 3-7 starters but that doesn t include new QB Stidham. Auburn should be favored in 9 SU down the stretch and lose their QB. Will only be a clear favorite in 4 games. games and all 3 of their dog roles (Clemson, LSU and Bama) are by a TD or less. 3. Georgia St UNDER 6 Wins (-120) at South Point. The Panthers have never 11. Colorado UNDER 7.5 Wins (EVEN) at South Point. After a dream season, topped this season win total in any of their 7 years of exsistence and this year bring the Buffs only return 3 starters on D and lost their DC. Could be a dog in 6 games. in a new head coach. Georgia St will most likely be favored in only 4 games. 12. UNLV UNDER 5.5 Wins (-115) at CG Technology. The Rebels have only 4. South Alabama OVER 4 Wins (+110) at South Point. The Jaguars have topped topped this season win total one time since They only bring back 2 starters this win total in each of the last 4 years and should be favored in 5 or 6 games. from a very poor defense and could be favored in only 4 games this year. 5. Army UNDER 8 Wins (-110) at South Point. Army has not topped this season 13. Pittsburgh UNDER 7.5 Wins (-115) at CG Technology. The Panthers are one win total since 1996 and could be an underdog in as many 6 games this year. of the least experienced teams in the country and draw Penn St and Oklahoma St in 6. Western Michigan UNDER 9 Wins (-130) at South Point. After their best season in school history, Broncos lose their HC, QB and a Top 5 NFL draft pick at WR. 14. UCLA OVER 6 Wins (-135) at CG Technology. The Bruins welcome back 15 non-conference action. Pitt could be favored in only 6 games this year. 7. North Texas OVER 4 Wins (-120) at South Point. North Texas got to 5 wins starters and QB Rosen is healthy again. Could be favored in as many as 8 games. last year with a new head coach and this year could be favored in all 6 home games. 15. Wisconsin OVER 9.5 Wins (-125) at CG Technology. The Badgers welcome 8. Northwestern OVER 7 Wins (-115) at CG Technology. The Wildcats bring back 15 starters from an 11-win team last year. They avoid Ohio State and Penn back 16 starters from a 7-win team and could be favored in as many as 9 games. State from the Big Ten East and could be favored in all 12 of their games this year. 5

6 Alabama Crimson Tide 2017 Power Rating: (#1) Returning Starters: 11 (6 offense, 5 defense) Coach: Nick Saban - At Alabama: , 10 years; overall: , 21 years Players to Watch: QB Jalen Hurts, RB Bo Scarbrough, WR Calvin Ridley, OT Jonah Williams, DT Da Ron Payne, LB Rashaan Evans, S Minkah Fitzpatrick and S Ronnie Harrison Key Losses: WR ArDarius Stewart, TE O.J. Howard, OT Cam Robinson, DT Jonathan Allen, LB Reuben Foster, LB Ryan Anderson and CB Marlon Humphrey 2016 Season Recap: Alabama came into the 2016 season as the defending champs and started the season No. 1. They left no doubt after crushing USC in the opener. Two weeks later, they again struggled with Ole Miss having to rally from a 24-7 deficit. They would follow that up with road wins at Arkansas and Tennessee. Alabama would win and cover over Texas A&M at home and then after a bye would win and cover at LSU in a defensive slug-fest. The Tide kept their cover streak going with a blowout win over Mississippi St. The Crimson Tide would beat Auburn in the Iron Bowl and for the second consecutive season easily handled Florida in the SEC Championship game. In the playoff, they got by Washington in the semi-final but would relieve O.C. Lane Kiffin of his duties. After controlling the game vs Clemson early, the Crimson Tide defense wore down in the fourth quarter and would lose the National Championship on a TD pass with :01 left. They still easily topped their season win total of 10 (South Point) Outlook: As usual the Crimson Tide lost a lot of talent to the NFL. They do welcome back 6 starters on offense led by QB Jalen Hurts who threw for 2,780 yards (62.8%, 23-9 ratio) while also adding 954 rushing yards and 13 TD s. Hurts was the first true freshman to win SEC offensive player of the year since Herschel Walker. The RB s are loaded as the Tide bring back Bo Scarbrough (812 yards, 11 TD s) and Damien Harris (1,037 rushing yards). Despite losing WR ArDarius Stewart (864 receiving yards) and TE O.J. Howard (first round NFL draft pick), the Tide have plenty of weapons at WR led by Calvin Ridley (769 yards). The OL also welcomes back two All-SEC performers in Bradley Bozeman and Jonah Williams. The defensive losses are massive as the Crimson Tide lost leading tackler Reuben Foster (115 tackles), their best DL in Jonathan Allen (10.5 sacks) and best pass rusher Ryan Anderson (19 TFL s). The unit will be led by LB Rashaan Evans and DB Minkah Fitzpatrick (6 interceptions) but it will be tough top 2016 s edition that incredibly scored 11 touchdowns. The Crimson Tide have one of the best punters in the country in J.K. Scott (averaged 47.2 yards per punt) but the starting kicker spot is up for grabs. Outside of the opener vs Florida State and a road game at Auburn in the regular season finale, the Crimson Tide s schedule is very manageable. Alabama follows up the big game vs the Seminoles with Fresno State and Colorado State. The SEC schedule opens up with a road trip to Vanderbilt. The Crimson Tide have struggled with Ole Miss the last three years, but will be a huge favorite this year. Alabama does have to go to Kyle Field. Alabama then gets Arkansas and Tennessee both at home. After a bye week, they also get the big game vs LSU at home. Two weeks after a road trip to Mississippi St, the Tide might have their toughest test of the season on the road at Auburn. Overall, Alabama will again be favored in every game and 10 of those favorite roles will be by double-digits. While most books would never deal a season win total of 11, I m not afraid to do so as Alabama has lost more than one regular season only once since 2007 and that came 7 years ago. Ohio State Buckeyes 2017 Power Rating: (#2) Returning Starters: 15 (8 offense, 7 defense) Coach: Urban Meyer - At Ohio St: 61-6, 5 years; overall: , 15 years Players to Watch: QB J.T. Barrett, RB Mike Weber, C Billy Price, LT Jamarco Jones, DE Tyquan Lewis, DE Sam Hubbard, LB Jerome Baker, LB Chris Worley and CB Denzel Ward Key Losses: HB Curtis Samuel, WR Noah Brown, C Pat Elflein, LB Raekwon McMillan, CB Gareon Conley, S Marshon Lattimore, S Malik Hooker and P Cameron Johnston 2016 Season Recap: The Buckeyes were the least experienced team in the country last year as they returned only six starters. There was an expected drop off as their season win total was only 9.5 (South Point) and was lower at other sports books. The Buckeyes easily exceeded expectations in their first four games as they out-scored their opponents by a combined highlighted by a 3-TD win at Oklahoma. Ohio State remarkably covered their first four games by an average of 24 ppg, but then saw point spread inflation the rest of the season. The Buckeyes needed overtime to avoid an upset at Wisconsin, then would blow a late lead vs Penn State (were 19-point favorites). It was the Buckeyes biggest upset loss since After another non-cover vs Northwestern, the Buckeyes got back on track in a big way beating Nebraska and Maryland by a combined Ohio State nearly suffered another outright upset as a large favorite as they only beat Michigan State by 1 (were 3-TD favorites). In the regular season finale, they rallied to beat Michigan in double overtime (were laying 4). However, the season finished with a thud as they were crushed by Clemson 31-0 in the CFB playoff Outlook: The Buckeyes return eight starters on offense led by QB J.T. Barrett who threw for 2,555 yards and had a 24-to-7 TD-to-INT ratio. Barrett also added 845 yards on the ground and could put up better passing numbers this year under new offensive coordinator Kevin Wilson. Mike Weber is back at RB after rushing for 1,096 yards in The receiving unit did take a hit as they lost their top three including Curtis Samuel (1,655 all-purpose yards). The Buckeyes also lost their leader on the offensive line in All-American center Pat Elflein but return four starters led by 1st-Team All-Big Ten Billy Price. On defense, the Buckeyes suffer some big losses as they lose leading tackler Raekwon McMillan (102 tackles) and also three starters in the secondary that were all taken in the first round of the NFL Draft led by Malik Hooker (74 tackles and 7 INT s). The defensive line could be the best in the country especially at the DE position led by Tyquan Lewis (Big Ten DL of Year) and Sam Hubbard (8 TFL s). The special teams unit loses both kicker Tyler Durbin (17 of 22 FG s in 2016) and punter Cameron Johnston who averaged 46.7 yards per punt (No. 5 in the country). The Buckeyes have not been an underdog since the end of the 2014 season and it looks like they will be favored in all of their games in The season starts off with a road trip to Indiana where Ohio State has failed to cover their last six meetings vs the Hoosiers. Week two features the Buckeyes hosting the Sooners and after last year s demolition in Norman, Ohio State figures to be at least a TD favorite. The Buckeyes do play at Nebraska, but figure to be a double-digit favorite after annihilating the Cornhuskers last year. Ohio State gets the all-important bye week prior to a revenge game vs Penn State at home. The season wraps up with a road trip to Michigan and with Ohio State winning 12 of the last 13 meetings, look for the Buckeyes to be a short favorite. Ohio State has only lost three regular season games in five years under Urban Meyer and d set their season win total at 11 with 10.5 being the absolute minimum Season Results Alabama (SU: 14-1, ATS: 9-4-2, O/U: 7-8) W/L Line Score Total 9/3 USC W o52 9/10 W Kentucky P u60.5 9/17 at Mississippi L o54.5 9/24 Kent St W u /1 Kentucky L u57 10/8 at Arkansas W o /15 at Tennessee W o /22 Texas A&M W u59 11/5 at LSU W u46 11/12 Mississippi St W o /19 UT-Chatt. L u64 11/26 Auburn P u /3 Florida W o /31 Washington W u52 1/9 Clemson L o Stat Rankings Offense Per Game SEC National Scoring Rushing Passing Total Defense Per Game SEC National Scoring Rushing Passing Total Schedule With Projected Lines BP Line South Point 9/2 Florida St /9 Fresno St -48 9/16 Colorado St -31 9/23 at Vanderbilt -21 9/30 Ole Miss /7 at Texas A&M /14 Arkansas /21 Tennessee /4 LSU /11 at Mississippi St /18 Mercer /25 at Auburn Season Results Ohio St (SU: 11-2, ATS: 6-7, O/U: 6-7) W/L Line Score Total 9/3 Bowl Green W o63.5 9/10 Tulsa W u73 9/17 at Oklahoma W o60 10/1 Rutgers W u /8 Indiana L u60 10/15 at Wisc OT L o45 10/22 at Penn St L u56 10/29 Northwestern L u53 11/5 Nebraska W o /12 at Maryland W o /19 at Michigan St L u /26 Michigan 2OT L o46 12/31 Clemson L u Stat Rankings Offense Per Game B10 National Scoring Rushing Passing Total Defense Per Game B10 National Scoring Rushing Passing Total Schedule With Projected Lines BP Line South Point 8/31 at Indiana /9 Oklahoma /16 Army -36 9/23 UNLV -45 9/30 at Rutgers /7 Maryland /14 at Nebraska /28 Penn St /4 at Iowa /11 Michigan St /18 Illinois /25 at Michigan Projected Starting Lineup Offense: QB #2 Jalen Hurts So RB #9 Bo Scarbrough Jr WR #3 Calvin Ridley Jr WR #1 Robert Foster RS Sr WR #17 Cam Sims Sr TE #84 Hale Hentges Jr LT #73 Jonah Williams So LG #71 Ross Pierschbacher RS Jr C #75 Bradley Bozeman RS Sr RG #66 Lester Cotton Jr RT #77 Matt Womack RS So Defense: DE #9 Da Shawn Hand Sr NG #94 Da Ron Payne Jr DE #49 Isaiah Buggs Jr JLB #33 Anfernee Jennings RS So MLB #32 Rashaan Evans Sr WLB #20 Shaun Dion Hamilton Sr SLB #47 Christian Miller RS Jr CB #28 Anthony Averett RS Sr SS #29 Minkah Fitzpatrick Jr FS #15 Ronnie Harrison Jr CB #7 Trevon Diggs So Special Teams: K N/A Joseph Bulovas So P #15 J.K. Scott Sr 2017 Recruiting Class Rank: #1 Top 5 Incoming Recruits: 5H RB Najee Harris H OT Alex Leatherwood H OLB Dylan Moses H WR Jerry Jeudy H DE LaBryan Ray Key ATS/Stats/Trends 1. Alabama enters 2017 being favored in 97 of their last 98 games! The Crimson Tide figure to be favored in all 12 regular seaon games this year. 2. Since 2008, Alabama is ATS (59%) in all of their games! Projected Starting Lineup Offense: QB #16 J.T. Barrett Sr RB #25 Mike Weber So HB #21 Parris Campbell Jr WR #9 Binjimen Victor So WR #83 Terry McLaurin Jr TE #85 Marcus Baugh Sr LT #74 Jamarco Jones Sr LG #73 Michael Jordan So C #54 Billy Price Sr RG #69 Matthew Burrell So RT #59 Isaiah Prince Jr Defense: DE #59 Tyquan Lewis Sr DT #77 Michael Hill Sr DT #86 Dre Mont Jones So DE #6 Sam Hubbard Jr SLB #33 Dante Booker Sr MLB #35 Chris Worley Sr WLB #17 Jerome Baker Jr CB #12 Denzel Ward Jr S #4 Jordan Fuller So S #7 Damon Webb Sr CB #3 Damon Arnette So Special Teams: K #96 Sean Neuernberger Jr P #91 Drue Chrisman RS Fr 2017 Recruiting Class Rank: #1 Top 5 Incoming Recruits: 5H CB Jeffrey Okundah H DE Chase Young H LB Baron Browning H CB Shaun Wade H OL Wyatt Davis Key ATS/Stats/Trends 1. The Buckeyes have not been an underdog since the 2014 National Title game and figure to be favored in all 12 of their regular season games this year. 2. Prior to the loss to Clemson, the last and only two times Urban Meyer lost a bowl game, he followed it up with National Championships in 2008 & 2014.

7 2017 CFB Schedules Air Force 9/2 VMI 9/9 Bye 9/16 at Michigan 9/23 San Diego St 9/30 at New Mexico 10/7 at Navy 10/14 UNLV 10/20 at Nevada 10/28 at Colorado St 11/4 Army 11/11 Wyoming 11/18 at Boise St 11/25 Utah St Akron 9/2 at Penn St 9/9 Ark-Pine Bluff 9/16 Iowa St 9/23 at Troy 9/30 at Bowling Green 10/7 Ball St 10/14 at Western Mich 10/21 at Toledo 10/28 Buffalo 11/7 at Miami, Oh 11/14 Ohio 11/21 Kent St Alabama 9/2 Florida St 9/9 Fresno St 9/16 Colorado St 9/23 at Vanderbilt 9/30 Ole Miss 10/7 at Texas A&M 10/14 Arkansas 10/21 Tennessee 11/4 LSU 11/11 at Mississippi St 11/18 Mercer 11/25 at Auburn Appalachian St 9/2 at Georgia 9/9 Savannah St 9/16 at Texas St 9/23 Wake Forest 10/7 New Mexico St 10/14 at Idaho 10/21 Coastal Carolina 10/28 at Massachusetts 11/4 at ULM 11/9 Georgia Southern 11/18 Bye 11/25 at Georgia St 12/2 UL-Lafayette Arizona 9/2 Northern Arizona 9/9 Houston 9/15 at UTEP 9/22 Utah 10/7 at Colorado 10/14 UCLA 10/21 at California 10/28 Washington St 11/4 at USC 11/11 Oregon St 11/18 at Oregon 11/25 at Arizona St Arizona St 8/31 New Mexico St 9/9 San Diego St 9/16 at Texas Tech 9/23 Oregon 9/30 at Stanford 10/14 Washington 10/21 at Utah 10/28 USC 11/4 Colorado 11/11 at UCLA 11/18 at Oregon St 11/25 Arizona Arkansas 8/31 Florida A&M 9/9 TCU 9/23 Texas A&M 9/30 New Mexico St 10/7 at South Carolina 10/14 at Alabama 10/21 Auburn 10/28 at Ole Miss 11/4 Coastal Carolina 11/11 at LSU 11/18 Mississippi St 11/24 Missouri Arkansas St 9/2 at Nebraska 9/9 Miami, Fl 9/16 Ark-Pine Bluff 9/23 at SMU 10/4 at Ga Southern 10/14 Coastal Carolina 10/19 UL-Lafayette 10/28 at New Mexico St 11/11 at South Alabama 11/18 Texas St 11/25 at ULM 12/2 Troy Army 9/1 Fordham 9/9 Buffalo 9/16 at Ohio St 9/23 at Tulane 9/30 UTEP 10/7 at Rice 10/14 Eastern Michigan 10/21 Temple 11/4 at Air Force 11/11 Duke 11/18 at North Texas 12/9 Navy Auburn 9/2 Georgia Southern 9/9 at Clemson 9/16 Mercer 9/23 at Missouri 9/30 Mississippi St 10/7 Ole Miss 10/14 at LSU 10/21 at Arkansas 11/4 at Texas A&M 11/11 Georgia 11/18 ULM 11/25 Alabama Ball St 9/2 at Illinois 9/9 UAB 9/16 Tennessee Tech 9/23 at W Kentucky 9/30 at Western Mich 10/7 at Akron 10/21 Central Michigan 10/26 Toledo 11/2 at Eastern Mich 11/9 at N Illinois 11/16 Buffalo 11/21 Miami, Oh Baylor 9/2 Liberty 9/9 UTSA 9/16 at Duke 9/23 Oklahoma 9/30 at Kansas St 10/14 at Oklahoma St 10/21 West Virginia 10/28 Texas 11/4 at Kansas 11/11 Texas Tech 11/18 Iowa St 11/24 at TCU CFB Preview Mag With Team-By-Team Previews Coming Early August! 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Boise St 9/2 Troy 9/9 at Washington St 9/14 New Mexico 9/22 Virginia 10/6 at BYU 10/14 at San Diego St 10/21 Wyoming 10/28 at Utah St 11/4 Nevada 11/11 at Colorado St 11/18 Air Force 11/25 at Fresno St Boston College 9/1 at N Illinois 9/9 Wake Forest 9/16 Notre Dame 9/23 at Clemson 9/30 Central Michigan 10/7 Virginia Tech 10/14 at Louisville 10/21 at Virginia 10/27 Florida St 11/11 NC State 11/18 Connecticut 11/25 at Syracuse Bowling Green 9/2 at Michigan St 9/9 South Dakota 9/16 at Northwestern 9/23 at Middle Tenn 9/30 Akron 10/7 at Miami, Oh 10/14 Ohio 10/21 Northern Illinois 10/31 at Kent St 11/7 at Buffalo 11/15 Toledo 11/21 at Eastern Mich Buffalo 8/31 at Minnesota 9/9 at Army 9/16 Colgate 9/23 Florida Atlantic 9/30 at Kent St 10/7 Western Michigan 10/14 Northern Illinois 10/21 at Miami, Oh 10/28 at Akron 11/7 Bowling Green 11/16 at Ball St 11/24 Ohio BYU 8/26 Portland St 9/2 LSU 9/9 Utah 9/16 Wisconsin 9/29 at Utah St 10/6 Boise St 10/14 at Mississippi St 10/21 at East Carolina 10/28 San Jose St 11/4 at Fresno St 11/10 at UNLV 11/18 Massachusetts 11/25 at Hawaii California 9/2 at North Carolina 9/9 Weber St 9/16 Ole Miss 9/23 USC 9/30 at Oregon 10/7 at Washington 10/13 Washington St 10/21 Arizona 10/28 at Colorado 11/4 Oregon St 11/18 at Stanford 11/24 at UCLA Central Michigan 8/31 Rhode Island 9/9 at Kansas 9/16 at Syracuse 9/23 Miami, Oh 9/30 at Boston College 10/7 at Ohio 10/14 Toledo 10/21 at Ball St 11/1 at Western Mich 11/8 Eastern Michigan 11/14 at Kent St 11/24 Northern Illinois Charlotte 9/1 at Eastern Mich 9/9 at Kansas St 9/16 NC A&T 9/23 Georgia St 9/30 at FIU 10/7 Marshall 10/14 at W Kentucky 10/21 UAB 11/4 at Old Dominion 11/11 Middle Tennessee 11/18 at Southern Miss 11/25 Florida Atlantic Cincinnati 8/31 Austin Peay 9/9 at Michigan 9/16 at Miami, Oh 9/23 at Navy 9/30 Marshall 10/7 UCF 10/21 SMU 10/28 at South Florida 11/4 at Tulane 11/10 Temple 11/18 at East Carolina 11/25 Connecticut Clemson 9/2 Kent St 9/9 Auburn 9/16 at Louisville 9/23 Boston College 9/30 at Virginia Tech 10/7 Wake Forest 10/13 at Syracuse 10/28 Georgia Tech 11/4 at NC State 11/11 Florida St 11/18 The Citadel 11/25 at South Carolina Coastal Carolina 9/2 Massachusetts 9/9 Bye 9/16 at UAB 9/23 Western Illinois 9/30 at ULM 10/7 Georgia St 10/14 at Arkansas St 10/21 at Appalachian St 10/28 Texas St 11/4 at Arkansas 11/11 Troy 11/18 at Idaho 12/2 Georgia Southern Colorado 9/1 Colorado 9/9 Texas St 9/16 N Colorado 9/23 Washington 9/30 at UCLA 10/7 Arizona 10/14 at Oregon St 10/21 at Washington St 10/28 California 11/4 at Arizona St 11/11 USC 11/18 Bye 11/25 at Utah Colorado St 8/26 Oregon St 9/1 Colorado 9/9 Abilene Christian 9/16 at Alabama 9/30 at Hawaii 10/7 at Utah St 10/14 Nevada 10/20 at New Mexico 10/28 Air Force 11/4 at Wyoming 11/11 Boise St 11/18 San Jose St Connecticut 8/31 Holy Cross 9/9 South Florida 9/16 at Virginia 9/30 at SMU 10/6 Memphis 10/14 at Temple 10/21 Tulsa 10/28 Missouri 11/4 East Carolina 11/11 at UCF 11/18 Boston College 11/25 at Cincinnati 7 Duke 9/2 NC Central 9/9 Northwestern 9/16 Baylor 9/23 at North Carolina 9/29 Miami, Fl 10/7 at Virginia 10/14 Florida St 10/21 Pittsburgh 10/28 at Virginia Tech 11/11 at Army 11/18 Georgia Tech 11/25 at Wake Forest East Carolina 9/2 James Madison 9/9 at West Virginia 9/16 Virginia Tech 9/30 South Florida 10/7 Temple 10/14 at UCF 10/21 BYU 10/28 at Houston 11/4 at Connecticut 11/11 Tulane 11/18 Cincinnati 11/25 at Memphis Eastern Michigan 9/1 Charlotte 9/9 at Rutgers 9/23 Ohio 9/30 at Kentucky 10/7 at Toledo 10/14 at Army 10/21 Western Michigan 10/26 at N Illinois 11/2 Ball St 11/8 at Central Mich 11/15 at Miami, Oh 11/21 Bowling Green Florida 9/2 Michigan 9/9 Northern Colorado 9/16 Tennessee 9/23 at Kentucky 9/30 Vanderbilt 10/7 LSU 10/14 Texas A&M 10/28 Georgia 11/4 at Missouri 11/11 at South Carolina 11/18 UAB 11/25 Florida St Florida Atlantic 9/1 Navy 9/9 at Wisconsin 9/16 Bethune-Cookman 9/23 at Buffalo 9/30 Middle Tennessee 10/7 at Old Dominion 10/21 North Texas 10/28 at W Kentucky 11/3 Marshall 11/11 at Louisiana Tech 11/18 FIU 11/25 at Charlotte FIU 9/2 at UCF 9/9 Alcorn St 9/16 at Indiana 9/23 at Rice 9/30 Charlotte 10/7 at Middle Tenn 10/14 Tulane 10/28 at Marshall 11/4 UTSA 11/11 Old Dominion 11/18 at Florida Atlantic 11/24 Western Kentucky Florida St 9/2 Alabama 9/9 ULM 9/16 Miami, Fl 9/23 NC State 9/30 at Wake Forest 10/14 at Duke 10/21 Louisville 10/27 at Boston College 11/4 Syracuse 11/11 at Clemson 11/18 Delaware St 11/25 at Florida Fresno St 9/2 Incarnate Word 9/9 at Alabama 9/16 at Washington 9/30 Nevada 10/7 at San Jose St 10/14 New Mexico 10/21 at San Diego St 10/28 UNLV 11/4 BYU 11/11 at Hawaii 11/18 at Wyoming 11/25 Boise St Georgia 9/2 Appalachian St 9/9 at Notre Dame 9/16 Samford 9/23 Mississippi St 9/30 at Tennessee 10/7 at Vanderbilt 10/14 Missouri 10/28 Florida 11/4 South Carolina 11/11 at Auburn 11/18 Kentucky 11/25 at Georgia Tech Georgia Southern 9/2 at Auburn 9/9 New Hampshire 9/23 at Indiana 10/4 Arkansas St 10/14 New Mexico St 10/21 at Massachusetts 10/28 at Troy 11/4 Georgia St 11/9 at Appalachian St 11/18 South Alabama 11/25 at UL-Lafayette 12/2 at Coastal Carolina Georgia St 8/31 Tennessee St 9/9 Bye 9/16 at Penn St 9/23 at Charlotte 9/30 Memphis 10/7 at Coastal Carolina 10/14 at ULM 10/21 Troy 10/26 South Alabama 11/4 at Ga Southern 11/11 at Texas St 11/18 Bye 11/25 Appalachian St 12/2 Idaho Georgia Tech 9/4 Tennessee 9/9 Jacksonville St 9/16 at UCF 9/23 Pittsburgh 9/30 North Carolina 10/12 at Miami, Fl 10/21 Wake Forest 10/28 at Clemson 11/4 at Virginia 11/11 Virginia Tech 11/18 at Duke 11/25 Georgia Hawaii 8/26 at Massachusetts 9/2 Western Carolina 9/9 at UCLA 9/23 at Wyoming 9/30 Colorado St 10/7 at Nevada 10/14 San Jose St 10/28 San Diego St 11/4 at UNLV 11/11 Fresno St 11/18 at Utah St 11/25 BYU Houston 9/2 at UTSA 9/9 at Arizona 9/16 Rice 9/23 Texas Tech 9/30 at Temple 10/7 SMU 10/14 at Tulsa 10/19 Memphis 10/28 East Carolina 11/4 at South Florida 11/18 at Tulane 11/24 Navy Idaho 8/31 Sacramento St 9/9 UNLV 9/16 at Western Mich 9/23 at South Alabama 10/7 UL-Lafayette 10/14 Appalachian St 10/21 at Missouri 10/28 ULM 11/2 at Troy 11/18 Coastal Carolina 11/25 at New Mexico St 12/2 at Georgia St Illinois 9/2 Ball St 9/9 Western Kentucky 9/15 at USF 9/29 Nebraska 10/7 at Iowa 10/14 Rutgers 10/21 at Minnesota 10/28 Wisconsin 11/4 at Purdue 11/11 Indiana 11/18 at Ohio St 11/25 Northwestern Indiana 8/31 Ohio St 9/9 at Virginia 9/16 FIU 9/23 Georgia Southern 9/30 at Penn St 10/14 Michigan 10/21 at Michigan St 10/28 at Maryland 11/4 Wisconsin 11/11 at Illinois 11/18 Rutgers 11/25 at Purdue Iowa 9/2 Wyoming 9/9 at Iowa St 9/16 North Texas 9/23 Penn St 9/30 at Michigan St 10/7 Illinois 10/21 at Northwestern 10/28 Minnesota 11/4 Ohio St 11/11 at Wisconsin 11/18 Purdue 11/24 at Nebraska Iowa St 9/2 Northern Iowa 9/9 Iowa 9/16 at Akron 9/28 Texas 10/7 at Oklahoma 10/14 Kansas 10/21 at Texas Tech 10/28 TCU 11/4 at West Virginia 11/11 Oklahoma St 11/18 at Baylor 11/25 at Kansas St Kansas 9/2 SE Missouri 9/9 Central Michigan 9/16 at Ohio 9/23 West Virginia 10/7 Texas Tech 10/14 at Iowa St 10/21 at TCU 10/28 Kansas St 11/4 Baylor 11/11 at Texas 11/18 Oklahoma 11/25 at Oklahoma St Kansas St 9/2 Central Arkansas 9/9 Charlotte 9/16 at Vanderbilt 9/30 Baylor 10/7 at Texas 10/14 TCU 10/21 Oklahoma 10/28 at Kansas 11/4 at Texas Tech 11/11 West Virginia 11/18 at Oklahoma St 11/25 Iowa St

8 2017 CFB Schedules Kent St 9/2 at Clemson 9/9 Howard 9/16 at Marshall 9/23 at Louisville 9/30 Buffalo 10/7 at N Illinois 10/14 Miami, Oh 10/21 at Ohio 10/31 Bowling Green 11/8 at Western Mich 11/14 Central Michigan 11/21 at Akron Kentucky 9/2 at Southern Miss 9/9 Eastern Kentucky 9/16 at South Carolina 9/23 Florida 9/30 Eastern Michigan 10/7 Missouri 10/21 at Mississippi St 10/28 Tennessee 11/4 Ole Miss 11/11 at Vanderbilt 11/18 at Georgia 11/25 Louisville Louisville 9/2 Purdue 9/9 at North Carolina 9/16 Clemson 9/23 Kent St 9/30 Murray St 10/5 at NC State 10/14 Boston College 10/21 at Florida St 10/28 at Wake Forest 11/11 Virginia 11/18 Syracuse 11/25 at Kentucky Louisiana Tech 9/2 Northwestern St 9/9 Mississippi St 9/16 at W Kentucky 9/23 at South Carolina 9/30 South Alabama 10/7 at UAB 10/21 Southern Miss 10/28 at Rice 11/4 North Texas 11/11 Florida Atlantic 11/18 at UTEP 11/25 UTSA LSU 9/2 BYU 9/9 Chattanooga 9/16 at Mississippi St 9/23 Syracuse 9/30 Troy 10/7 at Florida 10/14 Auburn 10/21 at Ole Miss 11/4 at Alabama 11/11 Arkansas 11/18 at Tennessee 11/25 Texas A&M Marshall 9/2 Miami, Oh 9/9 at NC State 9/16 Kent St 9/30 at Cincinnati 10/7 at Charlotte 10/14 Old Dominion 10/20 at Middle Tenn 10/28 FIU 11/3 at Florida Atlantic 11/11 Western Kentucky 11/18 at UTSA 11/25 Southern Miss Maryland 9/2 at Texas 9/9 Towson 9/23 UCF 9/30 at Minnesota 10/7 at Ohio St 10/13 Northwestern 10/21 at Wisconsin 10/28 Indiana 11/4 at Rutgers 11/11 Michigan 11/18 at Michigan St 11/25 Penn St Massachusetts 8/26 Hawaii 9/2 at Coastal Carolina 9/9 Old Dominion 9/15 at Temple 9/23 at Tennessee 9/30 Ohio 10/14 at South Florida 10/21 Georgia Southern 10/28 Appalachian St 11/4 at Mississippi St 11/11 Maine 11/18 at BYU Memphis 8/31 UL-Monroe 9/9 at UCF 9/16 UCLA 9/23 Southern Illinois 9/30 at Georgia St 10/6 at Connecticut 10/14 Navy 10/19 at Houston 10/27 Tulane 11/3 at Tulsa 11/18 SMU 11/25 East Carolina Miami, Fl 9/2 Bethune-Cookman 9/9 at Arkansas St 9/16 at Florida St 9/23 Toledo 9/29 at Duke 10/12 Georgia Tech 10/21 Syracuse 10/28 at North Carolina 11/4 Virginia Tech 11/11 Notre Dame 11/18 Virginia 11/24 at Pittsburgh Miami, Oh 9/2 at Marshall 9/9 Austin Peay 9/16 Cincinnati 9/23 at Central Mich 9/30 at Notre Dame 10/7 Bowling Green 10/14 at Kent St 10/21 Buffalo 10/31 at Ohio 11/7 Akron 11/15 Eastern Michigan 11/21 at Ball St Michigan 9/2 Florida 9/9 Cincinnati 9/16 Air Force 9/23 at Purdue 10/7 Michigan St 10/14 at Indiana 10/21 at Penn St 10/28 Rutgers 11/4 Minnesota 11/11 at Maryland 11/18 at Wisconsin 11/25 Ohio St CFB Preview Mag With Team-By-Team Previews Coming Early August! 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Michigan St 9/2 Bowling Green 9/9 Western Michigan 9/23 Notre Dame 9/30 Iowa 10/7 at Michigan 10/14 at Minnesota 10/21 Indiana 10/27 at Northwestern 11/4 Penn St 11/11 at Ohio St 11/18 Maryland 11/25 at Rutgers Middle Tennessee 9/2 Vanderbilt 9/9 at Syracuse 9/16 at Minnesota 9/23 Bowling Green 9/30 at Florida Atlantic 10/7 FIU 10/14 at UAB 10/20 Marshall 11/4 UTEP 11/11 at Charlotte 11/17 at W Kentucky 11/25 Old Dominion Minnesota 8/31 Buffalo 9/9 at Oregon St 9/16 Middle Tennessee 9/30 Maryland 10/7 at Purdue 10/14 Michigan St 10/21 Illinois 10/28 at Iowa 11/4 at Michigan 11/11 Nebraska 11/18 at Northwestern 11/25 Wisconsin Ole Miss 9/2 South Alabama 9/9 UT-Martin 9/16 at California 9/30 at Alabama 10/7 at Auburn 10/14 Vanderbilt 10/21 LSU 10/28 Arkansas 11/4 at Kentucky 11/11 UL-Lafayette 11/18 Texas A&M 11/23 at Mississippi St Mississippi St 9/2 Charleston So 9/9 at Louisiana Tech 9/16 LSU 9/23 at Georgia 9/30 at Auburn 10/14 BYU 10/21 Kentucky 10/28 at Texas A&M 11/4 Massachusetts 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Utah St 11/11 at Texas A&M 11/18 UNLV 11/24 at San Diego St New Mexico St 8/31 at Arizona St 9/9 at New Mexico 9/16 Troy 9/23 UTEP 9/30 at Arkansas 10/7 at Appalachian St 10/14 at Ga Southern 10/28 Arkansas St 11/4 at Texas St 11/18 at UL-Lafayette 11/25 Idaho 12/2 South Alabama North Carolina 9/2 California 9/9 Louisville 9/16 at Old Dominion 9/23 Duke 9/30 at Georgia Tech 10/7 Notre Dame 10/14 Virginia 10/21 at Virginia Tech 10/28 Miami, Fl 11/9 at Pittsburgh 11/18 Western Carolina 11/25 at NC State NC State 9/2 South Carolina 9/9 Marshall 9/16 Furman 9/23 at Florida St 9/30 Syracuse 10/5 Louisville 10/14 at Pittsburgh 10/28 at Notre Dame 11/4 Clemson 11/11 at Boston College 11/18 at Wake Forest 11/25 North Carolina Northern Illinois 9/1 Boston College 9/9 Eastern Illinois 9/16 at Nebraska 9/30 at San Diego St 10/7 Kent St 10/14 at Buffalo 10/21 at Bowling Green 10/26 Eastern Michigan 11/2 at Toledo 11/9 Ball St 11/15 Western Michigan 11/24 at Central Mich 8 North Texas 9/2 Lamar 9/9 at SMU 9/16 at Iowa 9/23 UAB 9/30 at Southern Miss 10/14 UTSA 10/21 at Florida Atlantic 10/28 Old Dominion 11/4 at Louisiana Tech 11/11 UTEP 11/18 Army 11/25 at Rice Northwestern 9/2 Nevada 9/9 at Duke 9/16 Bowling Green 9/30 at Wisconsin 10/7 Penn St 10/14 at Maryland 10/21 Iowa 10/27 Michigan St 11/4 at Nebraska 11/11 Purdue 11/18 Minnesota 11/25 at Illinois Notre Dame 9/2 Temple 9/9 Georgia 9/16 at Boston College 9/23 at Michigan St 9/30 Miami, OH 10/7 at North Carolina 10/21 USC 10/28 NC State 11/4 Wake Forest 11/11 at Miami, FL 11/18 Navy 11/25 at Stanford Ohio 9/2 Hampton 9/8 at Purdue 9/16 Kansas 9/23 at Eastern Mich 9/30 at Massachusetts 10/7 Central Michigan 10/14 at Bowling Green 10/21 Kent St 10/31 Miami, OH 11/8 Toledo 11/14 at Akron 11/24 at Buffalo Ohio State 8/31 at Indiana 9/9 Oklahoma 9/16 Army 9/23 UNLV 9/30 at Rutgers 10/7 Maryland 10/14 at Nebraska 10/28 Penn St 11/4 at Iowa 11/11 Michigan St 11/18 Illinois 11/25 at Michigan Oklahoma 9/2 UTEP 9/9 at Ohio St 9/16 Tulane 9/23 at Baylor 10/7 Iowa St 10/14 Texas 10/21 at Kansas St 10/28 Texas Tech 11/4 at Oklahoma St 11/11 TCU 11/18 at Kansas 11/25 West Virginia Oklahoma St 8/31 Tulsa 9/8 at South Alabama 9/16 at Pittsburgh 9/23 TCU 9/30 at Texas Tech 10/14 Baylor 10/21 at Texas 10/28 at West Virginia 11/4 Oklahoma 11/11 at Iowa St 11/18 Kansas St 11/25 Kansas Old Dominion 9/2 Albany 9/9 at Massachusetts 9/16 North Carolina 9/23 at Virginia Tech 10/7 Florida Atlantic 10/14 at Marshall 10/20 Western Kentucky 10/28 at North Texas 11/4 Charlotte 11/11 at FIU 11/18 Rice 11/25 at Middle Tenn Oregon 9/2 Southern Utah 9/9 Nebraska 9/16 at Wyoming 9/23 at Arizona St 9/30 California 10/7 Washington St 10/14 at Stanford 10/21 at UCLA 10/28 Utah 11/4 at Washington 11/18 Arizona 11/25 Oregon St Oregon St 8/26 at Colorado St 9/2 Portland St 9/9 Minnesota 9/16 at Washington St 9/30 Washington 10/7 at USC 10/14 Colorado 10/26 Stanford 11/4 at California 11/11 at Arizona 11/18 Arizona St 11/24 at Oregon Penn St 9/2 Akron 9/9 Pittsburgh 9/16 Georgia St 9/23 at Iowa 9/30 Indiana 10/7 at Northwestern 10/21 Michigan 10/28 at Ohio St 11/4 at Michigan St 11/11 Rutgers 11/18 Nebraska 11/25 at Maryland Pittsburgh 9/2 Youngstown St 9/9 at Penn St 9/16 Oklahoma St 9/23 at Georgia Tech 9/30 Rice 10/7 at Syracuse 10/14 NC State 10/21 at Duke 10/28 Virginia 11/9 North Carolina 11/18 at Virginia Tech 11/24 Miami, Fl Purdue 9/2 Louisville 9/8 Ohio 9/16 at Missouri 9/23 Michigan 10/7 Minnesota 10/14 at Wisconsin 10/21 at Rutgers 10/28 Nebraska 11/4 Illinois 11/11 at Northwestern 11/18 at Iowa 11/25 Indiana Rice 8/26 Stanford 9/2 Bye 9/9 at UTEP 9/16 at Houston 9/23 FIU 9/30 at Pittsburgh 10/7 Army 10/21 at UTSA 10/28 Louisiana Tech 11/4 at UAB 11/11 Southern Miss 11/18 at Old Dominion 11/25 North Texas Rutgers 9/1 Washington 9/9 Eastern Michigan 9/16 Morgan St 9/23 at Nebraska 9/30 Ohio St 10/14 at Illinois 10/21 Purdue 10/28 at Michigan 11/4 Maryland 11/11 at Penn St 11/18 at Indiana 11/25 Michigan St San Diego St 9/2 UC Davis 9/9 at Arizona St 9/16 Stanford 9/23 at Air Force 9/30 Northern Illinois 10/7 at UNLV 10/14 Boise St 10/21 Fresno St 10/28 at Hawaii 11/4 at San Jose St 11/18 Nevada 11/24 New Mexico San Jose St 8/26 South Florida 9/2 Cal Poly 9/9 at Texas 9/16 at Utah 9/23 Utah St 9/30 at UNLV 10/7 Fresno St 10/14 at Hawaii 10/28 at BYU 11/4 San Diego St 11/11 at Nevada 11/18 at Colorado St 11/25 Wyoming SMU 9/2 Stephen F. 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10/28 at Oklahoma 11/4 Kansas St 11/11 Baylor 11/18 TCU 11/24 at Texas Toledo 8/31 Elon 9/9 at Nevada 9/16 Tulsa 9/23 at Miami, Fl 10/7 Eastern Michigan 10/14 at Central Mich 10/21 Akron 10/26 at Ball St 11/2 Northern Illinois 11/8 at Ohio 11/15 at Bowling Green 11/24 Western Michigan Troy 9/2 at Boise St 9/9 Alabama St 9/16 at New Mexico St 9/23 Akron 9/30 at LSU 10/11 South Alabama 10/21 at Georgia St 10/28 Georgia Southern 11/2 Idaho 11/11 at Coastal Carolina 11/18 Bye 11/24 Texas St 12/2 at Arkansas St Tulane 9/2 Grambling St 9/9 at Navy 9/16 at Oklahoma 9/23 Army 10/7 Tulsa 10/14 at FIU 10/21 South Florida 10/27 at Memphis 11/4 Cincinnati 11/11 at East Carolina 11/18 Houston 11/25 at SMU Tulsa 8/31 at Oklahoma St 9/9 UL-Lafayette 9/16 at Toledo 9/23 New Mexico 9/30 Navy 10/7 at Tulane 10/14 Houston 10/21 at Connecticut 10/27 at SMU 11/3 Memphis 11/18 at South Florida 11/25 Temple UAB 9/2 Alabama A&M 9/9 at Ball St 9/16 Coastal Carolina 9/23 at North Texas 10/7 Louisiana Tech 10/14 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