All one needs to know about the four biggest match-ups of the week in one handy location while you’re running the clock out on your Friday.
The NCAA Football ADD Primer: Week 3
Tennessee-Florida. Mike Griffith sees the battle going to Florida but the war going to Tennessee, with the war having something to do with winning despite still being blown out by a rival, which is technically losing the war, but whatever it’s Friday and a column was due. Yay contradictions!
Doc Saturday has four different scenarios for the game’s outcome. Hint: three of them are not good for Tennessee.
Notre Dame-Michigan State. The Subway Domer’s Anti-Preview recommends the Deep-Fried White Castle as MSU-themed tailgating fare, while the estimable men at Blue-Gray Sky are cautious about underestimating a Spartans team lying in the weeds for the Irish.
Due to injuries and production on the field, it sure seems like the Spartan coaching staff have a lot of questions marks across the depth chart. But they have the luxury of perhaps the best linebacker corp that ND will face this season, a solid group of receivers, and the knowledge they have won six straight at Notre Dame Stadium.
One Foot Down echoes that sentiment in saying it is undoubtedly wagon-circlin’ time in South Bend.
Texas Tech-Texas. The Tortilla Retort says if Texas Tech has one clear advantage against a stout Longhorn defense, it’s in the matchup between the Texas secondary and the Red Raider wideouts, though Double T Nation is not optimistic with their predictions.
Barking Carnival is feeling bullish (GET IT?) about Texas' running backs. Sergio Kindle's dad wants sacks, and thus far has gotten none from his talented son.
Nebraska-Virginia Tech. Gobbler Country’s video game simulation says 38-10 Hokies, but we suspect they might be biased. Corn Nation says one of the keys to victory will be avoiding turnovers against a VT team that thrives on them.
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