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Predictions
2011 Gorilla Pr eseason Top 25
1. Oklahoma - Landry Jones has huge future starting now 2. Alabama - OK only obstacle for SEC to win BCS Championship 3. LSU - Winner of LSU vs AL to meet OK in BCS 4. Florida St - The Seminole Nation back ranked nationally 5. South Carolina - The “Old Ball Coach” has Cocks ready to fight 6. Boise St - Broncos should roll in new conference 7. Oregon - Speed kills and they have it 8. Stanford - Luck stays for another season to elevate Cardinal 9. Wisconsin - Badgers should be best in Big 10 out of 12 teams 10. Oklahoma St. - Duo of Weeden and Blackmon 11. Nebraska - Huskers move to Big 10 should be interesting 12. Texas A&M - Could be first double digit win since 1998 13. Virginia Tech - Defense should be back to bring ACC title 14. West Virginia - Should be superior in Big East, but nationally? 15. Utah - Utes with QB Jordan Wynn could win 10 games 16. Arkansas - Can they find a running game after pre-season injuries? 17. Texas - Could Mack Brown really be on hot seat? 18. Auburn - Not likely to repeat with key losses but still good team 19. Notre Dame - Kelly has the Irish faithful believing again 20. TCU - This defense is still tops in nation 21. Georgia - Richt has huge pressure to produce 22. Missouri - One Gabbert leaves QB position for other Gabbert to fill 23. Florida - Muschamp’s debut in the Swamp with Weis man by his side 24. Miss St - SEC is just stout! This is good team but not best in West 25. Tennessee - Young team but Dooley should have Vols bowl bound Produced and copyright 2011 by Gorilla Marketing LLC Marietta GA P 770.321.7804 Reproduction in whole or part without permission is expressly forbidden. Not repsonsible for schedule/player changes after July 1, 2011. For advertising please contact Jim Zegers or Jason Martin.
ACC Preview ACC Atlantic Boston College 2010 Record: 7-6 (4-4)
Even though BC has been bowling for a dozen years in a row, confidence has dwindled. They need to take advantage of the early home games.
Clemson
2010 Record: 6-7 (4-4)
Florida State
2010 Record: 10-4 (6-2)
Maryland
2010 Record: 9-4 (5-3)
NC State
2010 Record: 9-4 (5-3)
Wake Forest
2010 Record: 3-9 (1-7)
Is a huge recruiting class and a returning veteran offense enough for Dabo Swinney to keep his job? Eight wins and a quality bowl game would help. Is Florida State back on the top? Jimbo Fisher has built a talented team and E.J. Manuel looks to be ready to open up the offense. Even with a 9-4 season that ended with a bowl victory, a coaching change was made. Randy Edsall comes from Connecticut to take the helm. Can the Terps compete for an ACC title? Coach O’Brien suffers a big loss at the QB position, so we’ll see if the newer pieces he’s put into place will help them to keep moving forward. Tough times continue for Wake Forest. They only have one easy game on their schedule, Gardner-Webb. Could be another low win season for the Demon Deacons.
ACC Coastal Duke
2010 Record: 3-9 (1-7)
Georgia Tech
2010 Record: 6-7 (4-4)
Miami
2010 Record: 7-6 (5-3)
North Carolina
2010 Record: 8-5 (4-4)
David Cutcliffe has made progress for the Blue Devils, but needs to win more games. More passing, stronger defense should result in an upset or two. The Yellow Jackets are coming off their worst season since 1996. Many changes on both sides of the ball, will it be enough to turn this program around to compete for a conference title again? The Canes hire new coach in a search to recapture the golden years. Coach Al Golden will need to improve the offensive turnovers if they want to compete in the ACC. Suspensions, scandals and a firing of Butch Davis keeps a dark cloud over the UNC program. Interim Coach Everett Withers will have his hands full. The bright spot is the defense, who can keep them in every game.
Virginia
2010 Record: 4-8 (1-7)
Virginia Tech
2010 Record: 11-3 (8-0)
Coach London has one year under his belt and some of the pieces are starting to come together. More production out of the offense could lead to a bowl game with seven home games. Consistency is the name of the game for Beamer ball, that’s why they are always in the top tier of the ACC. Can they pull off back to back ACC titles?
ALL ACC
OFFENSE
QB: Danny O’Brien Maryland RB: Andre Ellington Clemson RB: Montel Harris Boston College WR: Conner Vernon Duke WR: Dwight Jones North Carolina TE: George Bryan NC State OL: Brandon Washington Miami OL: Austin Pasztor Virginia OL: James Brooks Virginia Tech OL: Cam Holland North Carolina OL: Andrew Datko Florida State K: Will Snyderwine Duke
DEFENSE DL: Brandon Jenkins Florida State DL: Quinton Coples North Carolina DL: J.R. Sweezy NC State DL: Everett Dawkins Florida State LB: Bruce Tayler Virginia Tech LB: Kenny Tate Maryland LB: Luke Kuechly Boston College DB: Jayron Hosley Virginia Tech DB: Xavier Rhodes Florida State DB: Ray Ray Armstrong Miami DB: Chase Minnifield Virginia P: Ryan Quigley Boston College
Must See Games
9/5 Miami @ MD 9/17 AU @ Clemson - OK @ FSU Ohio State @ Miami 9/24 FSU @ Clemson 10/8 Miami @ VA Tech 11/5 NC @ NC St 11/10 VA Tech @ GA Tech 11/19 BC @ ND 11/26 FSU @ FL - VA Tech @ VA
Big XII Preview ALL Big XII OFFENSE QB: Landry Jones Oklahoma RB: Cyrus Gray Texas A&M RB: Roy Finch Oklahoma WR: Justin Blackmon OK State WR: Ryan Broyles Oklahoma TE: Michael Egnew Missouri OL: Kelechi Osemele Iowa State OL: Levy Adcock Oklahoma State C: Ben Habern Oklahoma OL: Luke Joeckel Texas A&M OL: Lonnie Edwards Texas Tech K: Grant Ressel Missouri
DEFENSE DL: Brad Madison Missouri DL: Frank Alexander Oklahoma DL: Ronnell Lewis Oklahoma DL: Kheeston Randall Texas LB: Jake Knott Iowa State LB: Travis Lewis Oklahoma LB: Keenan Robinson Texas DB: Markelle Martin OK State DB: Demontre Hurst Oklahoma DB: Blake Gideon Texas DB: Coryell Judie Texas A&M P: Quinn Sharp Oklahoma State
Must See Games
Baylor
2010 Record: 7-6 (4-4)
Iowa State
2010 Record: 5-7 (3-5)
Kansas
2010 Record: 3-9 (1-7)
Kansas State
2010 Record: 7-6 (3-5)
Missouri
2010 Record: 10-3 (6-2)
Oklahoma
2010 Record: 12-2 (6-2)
The Bears have come a long way under Art Briles, seven wins, first winning season since 1995 and a bowl game. However, they still have to compete in a tough conference; another bowl game will be progress. Third year for Paul Rhoads, progress has been made, more is needed. Defense need a stand out season and the offense a decent one to win six games this year. Back to back disappointing seasons will put more pressure on Turner Gill in his second season. The Jayhawks will need some good surprises and big plays from the WR Daymond Patterson to win five games this year. Even coming off a season that saw bad defense and an inconsistent passing game, the Wildcats will be a factor this year. Can Bill Snyder keep moving this team forward? Seven wins and a bowl game would solidify it. Mizzou looks to get over the hump this year, will it be enough to contend for the Big XII Championship. Are they the second or third best team in the conference? What’s it going to take for the Sooners to get back to a national championship game? The talent is always there, but injuries had plagued them. A key win, outside of conference games, will be against Florida State in Tallahassee, who they beat to win their last national title in 2001.
Oklahoma State 2010 Record: 11-2 (6-2)
The Cowboys are poised to compete for the Big 12 title. Road games to Texas and Texas A&M and a home game against Oklahoma will be the big tests. Should be a 10+ win season.
Texas
2010 Record: 5-7 (2-6)
Texas A&M
2010 Record: 9-4 (6-2)
The panic button has been pressed. Texans demand a Big XII title, not winning it is a huge disappointment. Can Mack Brown fill the holes and get back to a ten win season this year? Will Texas A&M be the team that played the first half of last season or the second half? If the second half, it’s the Big 12 title or bust. They are loaded with talent and experience. They haven’t had a double digit winning season since 1998. This could be the year.
9/10 BYU @ TX 9/17 OK @ FSU - TX @ UCLA 9/24 Missou @ OK - OK ST @ TX A&M Texas Tech 2010 Record: 8-5 (3-5) 10/1 TX A&M @ AR (Arlington) Tommy Tuberville enters his second season at Texas 10/8 OK v TX (Dallas) Tech. Strong defense against the passing game and a 11/5 TX A&M @ OK consistent offense are key if the Red Raiders are going to make some noise in the Big 12. Seven starters 11/12 OK ST @ Texas Tech returning on both sides of the ball should help. 11/26 TX @ TX A&M - KS @ Missou 12/3 OK @ OK ST
BIG EAST Preview Cincinnati 2010 Record: 4-8 (2-5) A lot changed after losing Brian Kelly to ND, including a winning season. Can Butch Jones turn it around and get Cincinnati back in the hunt for a Big East title? Connecticut 2010 Record: 8-5 (5-2) Will the departure of Randy Edsall to Maryland hurt the consistency of eight plus win seasons? Huskies’ fans not only expect a bowl, but to also compete for the Big East title. Louisville 2010 Record: 7-6 (3-4) Louisville looks to be strong, Charlie Strong this year, but with a modest veteran group returning, he will need to rebuild some key pieces. Pittsburgh 2010 Record: 8-5 (5-2) It’s the end of the Wannstedt era and many are happy. Can Todd Graham install his system quickly enough to finish above .500 and help build a foundation for the future? Rutgers 2010 Record: 4-8 (1-6) Ten starters from the offense return to try and make up for disastrous 2010, will more experience equal more production? Bowling should be the goal. South Florida 2010 Record: 8-5 (3-4) Skip Holtz enters his second year as expectations have grown. Less experience on the offense and tough schedule will challenge this team. Need more conference wins. Syracuse 2010 Record: 8-5 (4-3) The Orange long for the ‘90s when they were major bowl players. Can Doug Marrone continue to turn the ship around? Schedule isn’t too difficult, seven home games and easy nonconference games. West Virginia 2010 Record: 9-4 (5-2) Mountaineers saw the forced resignation of Bill Stewart in June due to allegations of trying to hurt Dana Holgorsen’s reputation. The conference is up for grabs so he could have a shot to extend their nine-year postseason streak.
ALL BIG EAST
OFFENSE
QB: Geno Smith RB: Ray Graham RB: Isaiah Pead WR: Mohamed Sanu WR: D.J. Woods TE: Josh Chichester OL: Don Barclay OL: Mario Benavides OL: Moe Petrus OL: Justin Pugh OL: Mike Ryan K: Dave Teggart
West Virginia Pitt Cincinnati Rutgers Cincinnati Louisville West Virginia Louisville Connecticut Syracuse Connecticut UConn
DEFENSE DL: Chas Alecxih Pitt DL: Bruce Irvin West Virginia DL: Chandler Jones Syracuse DL: Brandon Lindsey Pitt LB: Daniel Brown Louisville LB: DeDe Lattimore USF LB: J.K. Schaffer Cincinnati DB: Jarred Holley Pitt DB: Hakeem Smith Louisville DB: Keith Tandy West Virginia DB: Quenton Washington USF P: Patrick O’Donnell Cincinnati
9/10 9/24 9/29 10/1 10/15 11/12 11/19 11/25 12/1
Must See Games
CINCI @ TENN - UCONN @ VANDY ND @ PITT - LSU @ WVU S. FL @ PITT RUTGERS @ SYRACUSE LOUISVILLE @ CINCI WVU @ CINCI MIAMI @ S. FL PITT @ WVU WVU @ S. FL
Big Ten Preview ALL Big Ten OFFENSE QB: Denard Robinson RB: Edwin Baker RB: Montee Ball WR: Jeremy Ebert WR: Derek Moye TE: Kyler Reed C: Mike Brewster OL: Jeff Allen OL: Joel Foreman OL: Riley Reiff OL: Ricky Wagner K: Derek Dimke
Michigan Michigan State Wisconsin Northwestern Penn State Nebraska Ohio State Illinois Michigan State Iowa Wisconsin Illinois
DEFENSE DL: Vince Browne DL: Jared Crick DL: John Simon DL: Jerel Worthy LB: Lavonte David LB: Michael Mauti LB: Mike Taylor DB: Alfonzo Dennard DB: Shaun Prater DB: Brian Peters DB: Trenton Robinson P: Brad Nortman
Northwestern Nebraska Ohio State Michigan State Nebraska Penn State Wisconsin Nebraska Iowa Northwestern Michigan State Wisconsin
Must See Games
9/10 AL @ PN ST - ND @ MI 9/17 MI ST @ ND - Pitt @ Iowa 10/1 MI ST @ OH ST - NW @ IL NEB @ WI 10/8 OH ST @ NEB 10/15 MI @ MI ST 10/29 WI @ OH ST - MI ST @ NEB 11/19 NEB @ MI - WI @ IL 11/26 OH ST @ MI
Illinois
2010 Record: 7-6 (4-4)
Indiana
2010 Record: 5-7 (1-7)
Progress was made last year by Ron Zook and excitement is building with emerging star QB Nathan Scheelhaase. Strong athletes on both sides of the ball. Does Kevin Wilson, a big-time butt-kicker, really think he can succeed where all others have failed? He will have to win the first four games and two conference games to get where they haven’t been in 17 years, a bowl game.
Iowa 2010 Record: 8-5 (4-4)
Even after losing a lot of talent to the NFL, there is a core unit to work with toward the common goal to compete for the division, if not a Big 10 title.
Michigan
2010 Record: 7-6 (3-5)
Michigan State
2010 Record: 11-2 (7-1)
Minnesota
2010 Record: 3-9 (2-6)
Nebraska
2010 Record: 10-4 (6-2)
Northwestern
2010 Record: 7-6 (3-5)
Penn State
2010 Record: 7-6 (4-4)
Purdue
2010 Record: 4-8 (2-6)
Wisconsin
2010 Record: 11-2 (7-1)
Brady Hoke inherits drama from Rich Rodriguez, but also an offense that works. Defense is loaded and the offense has many returning parts. Michigan State is coming off their best regular season in decades, but ended the season with a pounding by Alabama. To compete in the new Big 10, the Spartans will need to win on the road. Returning experience, a strong new leader in Jerry Kill, is it enough for the Gophers to climb out of their hole? Starting out with USC will not be easy. The Big Red may find their new conference tougher, but they have a chance to compete for the Legends. QB Taylor Martinez has huge potential. The loss of Dan Persa was a huge impact on the 7-3 start for Northwestern last year. Three blowouts to end the season didn’t help either. Ohio State 2010 Record: 12-1 (7-1) How do you overcome all those off-the-field issues that plagued the Buckeyes? You have the most talented team in the conference, that’s how. Last year the Nittany Lions suffered injuries from some of their All-Big 10 talent, but the defense should be back in form. Third year coach Danny Hope is hoping to catch a break this year and get to over five wins. Starting the season 3-0 against Middle Tennessee, Rice and SE Missouri St. will be a must. If Wisconsin wants to be known as a top tier program, the time is now. The new and improved Big 10 could prevent the Badgers from winning their division.
C-USA Preview C-USA East Central Florida
2010 Record: 11-3 (7-1)
Eighth year for Coach George O’Leary, he’s just over .500. But coming off a record 11 win season, beating Georgia in a bowl game and finishing in the Top 25 for the first time ever.
East Carolina
2010 Record: 6-7 (5-3)
Marshall
2010 Record: 5-7 (4-4)
Memphis
2010 Record: 1-11 (0-8)
Southern Miss
2010 Record: 8-5 (5-3)
UAB
2010 Record: 4-8 (3-5)
C-USA West Houston
2010 Record: 5-7 (4-4)
Rice
2010 Record: 4-8 (3-5)
SMU
2010 Record: 7-7 (6-2)
Tulane
2010 Record: 4-8 (2-6)
Are the Pirates on an up or down trend? Starting out strong, and then losing five of the six final games, who knows? If the defense can step up, East Carolina can extend consecutive bowl seasons to six. Doc Holliday is solid, but does he have the right medicine. Take the Herd to a bowl game and Marshall fans will fill their prescription. Tough road games ahead. A steep uphill climb, that’s what Memphis faces. No sugar coating these ribs, coming off a school record of 1-11 record is tough sell. Could this be the year for the Golden Eagles? If not, when? The defense will be better; the offense will be one of the top 20 in the country. Last shot for Coach Neil Callaway. Fifth year running this program, this is his best chance to get the job done. Going into the 2010 season, Houston was predicted as a possible BCS buster. But the Cougars ended up 5-7 and never made it to the postseason. Can fourth year head coach David Baliff bring back the Owls to a 10-win season? Doubtful. Coming off a four win season, Rice will have to face non-conference games against Texas, Purdue, Baylor and Northwestern. In the last three years, SMU has built something special with the help of June Jones. But to be successful this year, the Mustangs need to go back to their ’09 form. How does a coach who has only 13 wins out of 48 games still have a job? It’s New Orleans, what did you expect? Seven wins, a bowl game and the Green Wave fans are dancing in the streets of the French Quarter.
Tulsa
2010 Record: 10-3 (6-2)
UTEP
2010 Record: 6-7 (3-5)
Tulsa is back and wants to prove it. Coming off a 10-3 season, winning the last seven, is riding high in victories that include a win in South Bend and beating Hawaii in Honolulu at the end of the season. Success is winning the C-USA Conference title. Five straight seasons without a winning record, is the only way up? Mike Price has had seven years, but has not reached over .500.
ALL C-USA
OFFENSE
QB: Case Keenum RB: Bryce Beall RB: Zach Line WR: Patrick Edwards WR : Lance Lewis TE: Adam Nissley OL: Clint Anderson OL: Kelvin Beachum OL: Matt McCants OL: Nick Pieschel OL: Chris Thompson K: Danny Hrapman
Houston Houston SMU Houston East Carolina UCF Tulsa SMU UAB UCF Houston Southern Miss
DEFENSE DL: Vinny Curry Marshall DL: Elliott Henigan UAB DL: Cordarro Law Southern Miss DL: Taylor Thompson SMU LB: Ja’Gared Davis SMU LB: Trent Mackey Tulane LB: Marcus McGraw Houston DB: Emanuel Davis East Carolina DB: Kemal Ishmael UCF DB: Marco Nelson Tulsa DB: Josh Robinson UCF P: Kyle Martens Rice
Must See Games
9/3 ECU @ SC 9/4 - SMU @ TX A&M 9/10 BC @ UCF - VA TECH @ ECU 9/23 UCF @ BYU 10/1 NC @ ECU 10/8 ECU @ HOUSTON 10/15 UCF @ SMU 11/5 SO MISS @ ECU 11/19 UCF @ ECU - SMU @ HOUSTON 11/26 HOUSTON @ TULSA
MAC Preview ALL MAC
OFFENSE
QB: Chandler Hamish RB: Bernard Pierce RB: Adonis Thomas WR: Eric Page WR: Marcus Rivers TE: Evan Rodriguez OL: Trever Olson OL: Joe Flading OL: Brandon Brooks OL: Joe Pawlak OL: Scott Wedige K: Matt Weller
NIU Temple Toledo Toledo Buffalo Temple NIU Ohio Miami (Ohio) NIU NIU Ohio
DEFENSE DL: Austin Brown Miami (Ohio) DL: Roosevelt Nix Kent St DL: Adrian Robinson Temple DL: Sean Progar NIU LB: Dan Molls Toledo LB: Dwayne Woods Bowling Green LB: Khalil Mack Buffalo DB: Jahleel Addae Central Michigan DB: Sean Baker Ball St DB: Lewis Toler Western Michigan DB: Norman Wolfe Kent State P: Paul Hershey Ohio
MAC East Akron
2010 Record: 1-11 (1-7)
Bowling Green
2010 Record: 2-10 (1-7)
Buffalo
2010 Record: 2-10 (1-7)
Kent State
2010 Record: 5-7 (4-4)
Miami (Ohio)
2010 Record: 10-4 (7-1)
Ohio
2010 Record: 8-5 (6-2)
Temple
2010 Record: 8-4 (5-3)
MAC West Ball State
2010 Record: 4-8 (3-5)
Rough first year for Coach Rob Ianello. However with 14 starters and 53 lettermen returning, the second year should be better. Last year was a rebuild and reload season and it showed winning only two games. Third year Coach Dave Clawson needs to get more production. Can Buffalo pull off a Miami University and go from worst to first? Jeff Quinn took over for Turner Gill to help the offense shine, but ended up dead last in the nation. Darrell Hazel comes in to lead a program that hasn’t had a winning season since 2001. Hazel, a former Ohio State receivers coach, is focusing on the passing game with nine starters returning. Pulling off one of the most stunning turnarounds in college history, Miami brings in a new coach as Mike Haywood left last winter. Frank Solich has put together a solid program having four six-plus win seasons in the last five years, not to mention three bowl appearances and two MAC Championships. Al Golden, after turning around a dismal program, departs to coach the Canes. Steve Addazio, who comes from Florida, should benefit from the pieces that are already in place. A new coaching staff, new energy and many veteran players returning should result in a good year for the Cardinals.
Central Michigan 2010 Record: 3-9 (2-6)
Dan Enos won most of the easy games, but losing to Ball State and Bowling Green was tough.
Eastern Michigan 2010 Record: 2-10 (2-6)
9/3
Must See Games
MIAMI (OH) @ MISSOU W. MI @ MI 9/10 TOLEDO @ OHIO ST 9/16 BOISE ST @ TOLEDO 10/1 CINCI @ MIAMI (OH) 10/22 MIAMI (OH) @ TOLEDO 11/1 NO ILL @ TOLEDO 11/16 W. MI @ MIAMI (OH) 11/22 MIAMI (OH) @ OHIO
Third year coach Ron English is still struggling to turn around a program that hasn’t had a winning season since 1995 and only five wins in the last three years.
Northern Illinois 2010 Record: 11-3 (8-0)
The Huskies were one of the best teams in the MAC last year, but lost in the title game against Miami 26-21. Can they get back to the top of the conference again?
Toledo
2010 Record: 8-5 (7-1)
The Rockets are back to rule the MAC. Tim Beckman has got this program on track to win the West and may have all the pieces in place to go back to the title game where they haven’t been since 2004.
Western Michigan 2010 Record: 6-6 (5-3)
Being consistent is a good thing, but the Broncos need to take it to the next level.
MWC Preview Air Force
2010 Record: 9-4 (5-3)
With the departure of Utah and BYU from the conference, the Falcons now have a chance to be an elite program in the Mountain West. Nine wins is achievable.
Boise State
2010 Record: 12-1 (7-1)
Colorado State
2010 Record: 3-9 (2-6)
New Mexico
2010 Record: 1-11 (1-7)
Over the last five years, the Broncos have had a tremendous run, 61-5 with the last three of the losses by only seven total points. The season begins in Atlanta against Georgia. Coach Steve Fairchild has been trying different things to bring back a program that has faltered, but more tweaking is necessary. Life isn’t going to get any easier with Boise State coming into the conference. Mike Locksley enters his third year with a 2-22 record. Surprised they were dead last in total offense, scoring defense, and run defense?
San Diego State 2010 Record: 9-4 (5-3)
The Aztecs are coming off a very solid season where the offense averaged close to 460 yards per game. So what could go wrong, your star coach takes another job.
TCU
2010 Record: 13-0 (8-0)
UNLV
2010 Record: 2-11 (2-6)
Wyoming
2010 Record: 3-9 (1-7)
Two years in row in the hunt for the national title, the Horned Frogs have established themselves as a premiere program. Impressive from a school with less than 10,000 students. Does UNLV have a coaching problem? Mike Sanford and John Robinson couldn’t turn it around and Bobby Hauck struggled in his first year. The size of the school and limited recruiting options have prevented Wyoming from improving. So in order to have success, they will have to get every break possible including a couple of upsets. If that happens, a bowl game could be possible.
ALL MWC
OFFENSE
QB: Kellen Moore RB: Ronnie Hillman RB: Doug Martin WR: Josh Boyce WR: Phillip Payne TE: Lucas Reed OL: A.J. Wallerstein OL: Paul Madsen OL: Kyle Dooley OL: Thomas Byrd OL: Nate Porter K: James Aho
Boise State SDSU Boise State TCU UNLV New Mexico Air Force Colorado St TCU Boise State Boise State New Mexico
DEFENSE DL: Stansly Maponga DL: Shea McClellin DL: Billy Winn DL: Josh Biezuns LB: Tank Carder LB: Miles Burris LB: Mychal Sisson DB: Leon McFadden DB: Anthony Wright DB: Jon Davis DB: George Iloka P: Brian Stahovich
TCU Boise State Boise State Wyoming TCU Boise State Colorado State SDSU Air Force Air Force Boise State SDSU
Must See Games
9/2 TCU @ Baylor 9/3 BOISE ST v GA (Chick fil A Classic) 9/10 TCU @ AIR FORCE 9/17 CO ST @ CO (Denver) 9/24 SD ST @ MI - TULSA @ BOISE ST 10/1 AIR FORCE @ NAVY 10/8 AIR FORCE @ ND 11/12 TCU @ BOISE ST 11/19 BOISE ST @ SD ST
PAC - 12 Preview ALL PAC 12
OFFENSE
QB: Andrew Luck RB: LaMichael James RB: Chris Polk WR: Juron Criner WR: Jermaine Kearse TE: David Paulson OL: Garth Gerhart OL: David DeCastro OL: Jonathan Martin OL: Michael Schwartz OL: Ryan Miller K: Erik Folk
Stanford Oregon Washington Arizona Washington Oregon Arizona St Stanford Stanford Cal Colorado Washington
DEFENSE DL: Nick Perry DL: Justin Washington DL:Alameda Ta’amu DL: Devon Kennard LB: Vontaze Burfict LB: Shayne Skov LB: Paul Vassallo DB: Cliff Harris DD: Tony Dye DB: Delano Howell DB: Trevin Wade P: Jeff Locke
USC Arizona Washington USC Arizona State Stanford Arizona Oregon UCLA Stanford Arizona UCLA
Must See Games
PAC-12 North California
2010 Record: 5-7 (3-6)
Oregon
2010 Record: 12-1 (9-0)
Oregon State
2010 Record: 5-7 (4-5)
Stanford
2010 Record: 12-1 (8-1)
Washington
2010 Record: 7-6 (5-4)
Entering in his 10th season, Jeff Tedford comes off his first losing season. If things don’t turn around this year, changes would be inevitable. The only thing left for the Ducks to accomplish is a win in January. Back to back conference championships and a trip to the title game are very impressive, but Chip Kelly is 0-2 in the postseason. Can Mike Riley turn this decline around quickly? Last year the Beavers suffered their third losing year since 1998 and the first time they missed the postseason since 2005. Lucky for Stanford, All-American QB Andrew Luck decided to stay, but Jim Harbaugh moved onto the NFL. David Shaw comes in to run the program and Harbaugh left plenty of tools. Two years of solid rebuilding should jell for Steve Sarkisian this year, but losing Jake Locker, one of their best players in years, to the NFL will offer a challenge.
Washington State 2010 Record: 2-10 (1-8)
It’s now or never for Paul Wulff, 5-32 going into his fourth year, 2-25 in the conference. Winning two conference and two non-conference games would be good.
PAC-12 South Arizona
2010 Record: 7-6 (4-5)
Arizona State
2010 Record: 6-6 (4-5)
Colorado
2010 Record: 5-7 (2-6)
UCLA
2010 Record: 4-8 (2-7)
Seven years at the helm, Mike Stoops is still under .500, but has improved this program. Now it’s time to get over the hump. This could be the best season in the last four years. It may have to be if Dennis Erickson wants to stay around. The Sun Devils have missed the postseason the last three seasons, going just 11-21. QB Brock Osweiler looks to be a gunslinger. Dan Hawkins was shown the door after a dismal record of 19-39. In comes former player Jon Embree. Rick Neuheisel has been a disappointment. Three out of four losing seasons isn’t what the Bruins fans were expecting.
9/3 OR v LSU (Arlington) 9/17 Utah @ BYU - TX @ UCLA USC 2010 Record: 8-5 (5-4) 9/24 USC @ AZ ST Once a mighty empire, the Trojans struggle to get back on top. For the first time since 2001, USC lost as many 10/6 CAL @ OR as five games in a season. 10/22 USC @ ND Utah 2010 Record: 10-3 (7-1) 11/12 OR @ STANFORD - WA @ USC A new conference for a team that has been one of the 11/19 CAL @ STANFORD country’s most consistent programs in a decade. Once a BCS buster now has a seat at the table of a BCS con11/26 OR ST @ OR - UCLA @ USC If the Utes can win eight games this year, they WA ST @ WA - ND @ STANFORD ference. will build a foundation in the PAC-12.
SEC Preview SEC East Florida
2010 Record: 8-5 (4-4)
Will Muschamp takes over a program that is poised for success. Great coaching staff, a team loaded with talent and a big playmaker in Chris Rainey. Everything is in place.
Georgia
2010 Record: 6-7 (3-5)
Kentucky
2010 Record: 6-7 (2-6)
South Carolina
2010 Record: 9-5 (5-3)
Tennessee
2010 Record: 6-7 (3-5)
Vanderbilt
2010 Record: 2-10 (1-7)
SEC West Alabama
2010 Record: 10-3 (5-3)
Arkansas
2010 Record: 10-3 (6-2)
Auburn
2010 Record: 14-0 (8-0)
LSU
2010 Record: 11-2 (6-2)
Ole Miss
2010 Record: 4-8 (1-7)
Mark Richt is coming off two bad years, last year being a losing record. No one wants him to succeed more than the Bulldog Nation, but if he can’t right this ship going into his 11th year, Georgia will be looking for a new coach. This program has found ways to get the most out of what it has to get to five straight bowl games, but can the Wildcats be competitive in the East? Is this the year of the Gamecocks? The offense is loaded and has RB Marcus Lattimore. The defense is rock solid. And Steve Spurrier is due for more big games. Year zero is behind the Vols under Coach Dooley. Now on to year one with yet another very young team. A Music City Bowl appearance again will be mostly likely for the Big Orange and seen as a step in the right direction. James Franklin comes in as a man who is mad as hell and doesn’t want to take it anymore, but is that enough to turn around a program that has had one winning season (2008) since 1982? Out of all the top tier teams in the country, no one has more talent than Alabama. Will the tragedy in the spring motivate this team more? The Hogs took second spot in the SEC to a National Champion. Petrino has rebuilt this program to the level of SEC title, maybe, but a division title is within reach. Most people thought Auburn would have a good year. Wow were they wrong. But add one of the single greatest performances by a quarterback and anything can happen when things fall in place. Coming off an 11-2 season with the only losses to the National Champions and a Sugar Bowl bound Arkansas, the Tigers look solid going into the 2011 season. It’s tough playing in the SEC West. If the Rebels can finish above Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, LSU or Miss State, that’s a successful season, imagine that.
Mississippi State 2010 Record: 9-4 (4-4)
Dan Mullen has been successful in his first two years going 14-11 and putting together something strong, a tough thing to do in the SEC West.
ALL SEC
OFFENSE
QB: Aaron Murray RB: Marcus Lattimore RB: Trent Richardson WR: Alshon Jeffery WR: Greg Childs TE: Orson Charles OL: William Vlachos OL: Barrett Jones OL: Cordy Glenn OL: Bradley Sowell OL: Larry Warford K: Blair Walsh
Georgia South Carolina Alabama South Carolina Arkansas Georgia Alabama Alabama Georgia Mississippi Kentucky Georgia
DEFENSE DL: Malik Jackson DL: Jaye Howard DL: Devin Taylor DL: Jake Bequette LB: Jerry Franklin LB: Dont’a Hightower LB: Danny Trevathan DB: Stephon Gilmore DB: Morris Claiborne DB: Robert Lester DB: Mark Barron P: Drew Butler
Tennessee Florida South Carolina Arkansas Arkansas Alabama Kentucky South Carolina LSU Alabama Alabama Georgia
Must See Games
9/3 LSU v Oregon - GA v Boise St 9/10 AL @ Penn St - SC @ GA 9/24 AR @ AL - LSU @ WVU 10/1 AL @ FL - AU @ SC 10/15 FL @ AU 10/22 TN @ AL - AU @ LSU 11/5 LSU @ AL 11/12 FL @ SC 11/26 AL @ AU - FSU @ FL
Sun Belt Preview Arkansas State 2010 Record: 4-8 (4-4)
ALL Sun Belt
OFFENSE
QB: Corey Robinson RB: Bobby Rainey RB: Lance Dunbar WR: Dwayne Frampton WR: T.Y. Hilton TE: Ladarius Green OL: Tom Castilaw OL: Caylin Hauptmann OL: Ryan McCaul OL: Matt Tomlinson OL: James Brown K: Alan Gendreau
Troy WKU North Texas ASU FIU LA-LaFayette ASU FIU ULM North Texas FIU MTSU
DEFENSE DL: Dorvus Woods DL: Tourek Williams DL: Ken Dorsey DL: Jonathan Massaquoi LB: Demario Davis LB: Winston Fraser LB: Xavier Lamb DB: Kelcie McCray DB: Jonathan Cyprien DB: Marcus Bartels DB: Darius Prelow P: Mickey Groody
9/3
Must See Games
TROY @ CLEMSON MTSU @ PURDUE 9/9 FIU @ LOUISVILLE 9/17 TROY @ AR 10/1 DUKE @ FIU 10/15 LA MONROE @ TROY 10/25 TROY @ FIU 11/12 FL ATLANTIC @ FIU 11/26 FIU @ MTSU
ASU FIU ULM Troy ASU FIU Troy ASU FIU FAU ULM FAU
The offense should be able to bomb its way to wins even if the defense hasn’t improved. The last sevenwin campaign came in 1987, and it’s time to finally get back over the hump.
Florida Atlantic 2010 Record: 4-8 (3-5)
Can a new stadium bring some excitement to a program that needs a boost? Howard Schnellenberger was able to start a solid program from scratch, but they have to get back to winning.
Florida Int’l
2010 Record: 7-6 (6-2)
La-LaFayette
2010 Record: 3-9 (3-5)
Mario Cristobal has to show that he can make the Golden Panthers into another Troy, a consistent Sun Belt powerhouse. Look for another Sun Belt title. After years of being a six-win program, and after last year’s disaster, the hope has to be to start beating the Western Kentuckys of the world on a regular basis to get the first season with more than six victories since 1993.
Middle Tennessee 2010 Record: 6-7 (5-3)
They’re not good enough to win the Sun Belt title, but pulling off a fourth bowl win in six years would be impressive. It’ll take an upset win or three to pull that off.
North Texas
2010 Record: 3-9 (3-5)
Troy
2010 Record: 8-5 (6-2)
ULM
2010 Record: 5-7 (4-4)
The Todd Dodge era is over, the high school coach couldn’t do it at the next level. In comes former Iowa State head coach and big-time defensive assistant Dan McCarney to run the show. Winning ten games would be a major accomplishment, and the schedule is light enough to be able to do it, but all that really matters is coming up with titles, and the Trojans should be good enough to do it. Will Todd Berry be the coach to bring a winning season to ULM? Since making the move up to the D-I/ FBS level in 1994, ULM has yet to come up with a winning season, but it’s not like the program has been bad.
Western Kentucky 2010 Record: 2-10 (2-6)
While there’s just enough experience returning and just enough talent to have a shot at a winning season if everything breaks the right way, improving by three games would be good enough.
WAC Preview Fresno State
2010 Record: 8-5 (5-3)
This needs to be it for head coach Pat Hill and a Fresno State program that appeared a decade ago to be ready to turn into a Boise State. Now with Boise State out of the picture, that could be enough.
Hawaii
2010 Record: 10-4 (7-1)
Idaho
2010 Record: 6-7 (3-5)
Louisiana Tech
2010 Record: 5-7 (4-4)
There’s no excuse to not have a nice base with at UNLV, UC Davis, at San Jose State, New Mexico State, at Idaho, Utah State, and Tulane all winnable.
While the team is inexperienced, the schedule is just light enough to hope for six wins, possibly seven. Beating North Dakota and Utah State is a must.
On talent, Tech has the potential to be one of the three best teams in the WAC this year. The schedule will ruin any talent advantage with road games at Southern Miss, Mississippi State, and Ole Miss tough to deal with, along with the non-conference home date with Houston.
Nevada
2010 Record: 13-1 (7-1)
The Wolf Pack lost 27-21 at Hawaii last season, and that turned out to be the only blemish on the record or what might have been the best year in Chris Ault’s career. Can the Wolfpack do it again?
New Mexico State 2010 Record: 2-10 (1-7)
It’s been six years since NMSU came up with a 5-6 season in 2004, and 2002 was the last time the program came up with a winning season. For a team with just four winning campaigns in the last 43 seasons, any sign of life would be positive.
San Jose State
QB: Bryant Moniz Hawaii RB: Robert Turbin Utah St RB: Lennon Creer LA Tech WR: Royce Pollard Hawaii WR: Rashard Mathews Nevada TE: Ryan Otten San Jose St OL: Chris Barker Nevada OL: Bryce Harris Fresno State OL: Philip Gapelu Utah State OL: Matt Cleveland Idaho OL: Sioeli Fakalata New Mexico St K: Kevin Goessling Fresno State
DEFENSE DL: Logan Harell DL: Matt Broha DL: Brett Roy DL: Travis Johnson LB: Travis Brown LB: Corey Paredes LB: Bobby Wagner DB: Duke Ihenacho DB: Isaiah Frey DB: Jonte Green DB: Peyton Thompson P: Bobby Cowan
2010 Record: 1-12 (0-8)
This is one of the WAC’s most experienced teams, and the schedule is easier, but anything more than five games would be special. There are concerns on the line and at the quarterback, but there are enough good players to make a move forward.
Utah State
ALL WAC
OFFENSE
2010 Record: 4-8 (2-6)
With nine returning starters and the best-looking defense the team has had in years, there’s reason to think things are starting to come into place. Beating Weber State, Wyoming, San Jose State, Idaho, and New Mexico is achievable.
Fresno St LA Tech Nevada San Jose St Fresno State Hawaii Utah State San Jose St Nevada New Mexico St San Jose St Idaho
Must See Games 9/3 9/10 10/1 10/22 11/5 11/19 12/3
UTAH ST @ AU SJST @ STANFORD - CO @ HAWAII NEVADA @ OR - HAWAII @ WA NEVADA @ BOISE ST FRESNO ST @ NEVADA NM ST @ GA FRESNO ST @ HAWAII BYU @ HAWAII
College Schedules ACC
Boston College Sep 3 Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 24 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 22 Oct 29 Nov 3 Nov 12 Nov 19 Nov 25
Northwestern @UCF Duke Massachusetts Wake Forest @Clemson @Virginia Tech @Maryland Florida St. N. Carolina St. @Notre Dame @Miami (Fla.)
Georgia Tech
Virginia
Louisville
Maryland
Virginia Tech
Pittsburgh
Sep 1 Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 24 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 22 Oct 29 Nov 10 Nov 19 Nov 26
Western Carolina @M. Tenn. St. Kansas North Carolina @N. Carolina St. Maryland @Virginia @Miami (Fla.) Clemson Virginia Tech @Duke Georgia
Sep 5 Miami (Fla.) Sep 17 West Virginia Sep 24 Temple Oct 1 Towson Oct 8 @Georgia Tech Oct 15 Clemson Oct 22 @Florida St. Oct 29 Boston College Nov 5 Virginia Nov 12 @Notre Dame Nov 19 @Wake Forest Nov 26 @N. Carolina St.
Miami Clemson Sep 3 Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 24 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 22 Oct 29 Nov 12 Nov 19 Nov 26
Troy Wofford Auburn Florida St. @Virginia Tech Boston College @Maryland North Carolina @Georgia Tech Wake Forest @N. Carolina St. @South Carolina
Duke Sep 3 Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 24 Oct 1 Oct 15 Oct 22 Oct 29 Nov 5 Nov 12 Nov 19 Nov 26
Richmond Stanford @Boston College Tulane @FIU Florida St. Wake Forest Virginia Tech @Miami (Fla.) @Virginia Georgia Tech @North Carolina
Florida State Sep 3 Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 24 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 22 Oct 29 Nov 3 Nov 12 Nov 19 Nov 26
La.-Monroe Charleston So Oklahoma @Clemson @Wake Forest @Duke Maryland N. Carolina St. @Boston College Miami (Fla.) Virginia @Florida
Sep 5 @Maryland Sep 17 Ohio St. Sep 24 Kansas St. Oct 1 Bethune-Cookman Oct 8 @Virginia Tech Oct 15 @North Carolina Oct 22 Georgia Tech Oct 27 Virginia Nov 5 Duke Nov 12 @Florida St. Nov 19 @South Florida Nov 25 Boston College
North Carolina Sep 3 Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 24 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 22 Oct 29 Nov 5 Nov 17 Nov 26
James Madison Rutgers Virginia @Georgia Tech @East Carolina Louisville Miami (Fla.) @Clemson Wake Forest @N. Carolina St. @Virginia Tech Duke
N. Carolina St Sep 3 Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 22 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 22 Oct 29 Nov 5 Nov 12 Nov 19 Nov 26
Liberty @Wake Forest South Alabama @Cincinnati Georgia Tech C. Michigan @Virginia @Florida St. North Carolina @Boston Col Clemson Maryland
Sep 3 Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 24 Oct 1 Oct 15 Oct 22 Oct 27 Nov 5 Nov 12 Nov 19 Nov 26 Sep 3 Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 24 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 22 Oct 29 Nov 10 Nov 17 Nov 26
William & Mary @Indiana @No Carolina Southern Miss Idaho Georgia Tech N. Carolina St. @Miami (Fla.) @Maryland Duke @Florida St. Virginia Tech
Appalachian St @East Carolina Arkansas St. @Marshall Clemson Miami (Fla.) @Wake Forest Boston College @Duke @Georgia Tech North Carolina @Virginia
Wake Forest
Sep 1 @Syracuse Sep 10 N. Carolina St. Sep 17 Gardner-Webb Oct 1 @Boston Col Oct 8 Florida St. Oct 15 Virginia Tech Oct 22 @Duke Oct 29 @No Carolina Nov 5 Notre Dame Nov 12 @Clemson Nov 19 Maryland Nov 26 Vanderbilt
Big East Cincinnati Sep 3 Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 22 Oct 1 Oct 15 Oct 22 Nov 5 Nov 12 Nov 19 Nov 26 Dec 3
Austin Peay @Tennessee Akron N. Carolina St. @Miami (Ohio) Louisville @So Florida @Pittsburgh West Virginia @Rutgers @Syracuse Connecticut
Connecticut Sep 1 Sep 10 Sep 16 Sep 24 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 26 Nov 5 Nov 19 Nov 26 Dec 3
Fordham @Vanderbilt Iowa St. @Buffalo W. Michigan @West Virginia South Florida @Pittsburgh Syracuse Louisville Rutgers @Cincinnati
Sep 1 Murray State Sep 9 FIU Sep 17 @Kentucky Oct 1 Marshall Oct 8 @No Carolina Oct 15 @Cincinnati Oct 21 Rutgers Oct 29 Syracuse Nov 5 @West Virginia Nov 12 Pittsburgh Nov 19 @Connecticut Nov 25 @So Florida Sep 3 Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 24 Sep 29 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 26 Nov 5 Nov 12 Nov 25 Dec 3
Buffalo Maine @Iowa Notre Dame South Florida @Rutgers Utah Connecticut Cincinnati @Louisville @West Virginia Syracuse
Rutgers Sep 1 Sep 10 Sep 24 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 21 Oct 29 Nov 5 Nov 12 Nov 19 Nov 26
NC Central @No Carolina Ohio @Syracuse Pittsburgh Navy @Louisville West Virginia South Florida @Army Cincinnati @Connecticut
South Florida Sep 3 Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 24 Sep 29 Oct 15 Oct 22 Nov 5 Nov 11 Nov 19 Nov 25 Dec 1
@Notre Dame Ball St. Florida A&M UTEP @Pittsburgh @Connecticut Cincinnati @Rutgers @Syracuse Miami (Fla.) Louisville West Virginia
Syracuse Sep 1 Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 24 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 21 Oct 29 Nov 5 Nov 11 Nov 26 Dec 3
Wake Forest Rhode Island @USC Toledo Rutgers @Tulane West Virginia @Louisville @Connecticut South Florida Cincinnati @Pittsburgh
West Virginia Sep 4 Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 24 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 21 Oct 29 Nov 5 Nov 12 Nov 25 Dec 1
Marshall Norfolk State @Maryland LSU Bowling Green Connecticut @Syracuse @Rutgers Louisville @Cincinnati Pittsburgh @South Florida
Big Ten Illinois Sep 3 Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 24 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 22 Oct 29 Nov 12 Nov 19 Nov 26
Arkansas St. So Dakota State Arizona St. W. Michigan Northwestern @Indiana Ohio St. @Purdue @Penn St. Michigan Wisconsin @Minnesota
Indiana Sep 3 Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 24 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 22 Oct 29 Nov 5 Nov 19 Nov 26
Ball St.* Virginia So Carolina State @North Texas Penn St. Illinois @Wisconsin @Iowa Northwestern @Ohio St. @Michigan St. Purdue
Iowa
Sep 3 Tennessee Tech Sep 10 @Iowa St. Sep 17 Pittsburgh Sep 24 La.-Monroe Oct 8 @Penn St. Oct 15 Northwestern Oct 22 Indiana Oct 29 @Minnesota Nov 5 Michigan Nov 12 Michigan St. Nov 19 @Purdue Nov 25 @Nebraska
Michigan Sep 3 Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 24 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 29 Nov 5 Nov 12 Nov 19 Nov 26
W. Michigan Notre Dame E. Michigan San Diego St. Minnesota @Northwestern @Michigan St. Purdue @Iowa @Illinois Nebraska Ohio St.
* Game played at neutral location
College Schedules Michigan St Sep 2 Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 24 Oct 1 Oct 15 Oct 22 Oct 29 Nov 5 Nov 12 Nov 19 Nov 26
Youngstown St Fla. Atlantic @Notre Dame C. Michigan @Ohio St. Michigan Wisconsin @Nebraska Minnesota @Iowa Indiana @Northwestern
Minnesota Sep 3 Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 24 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 22 Oct 29 Nov 5 Nov 12 Nov 19 Nov 26
@USC New Mexico St. Miami (Ohio) ND State @Michigan @Purdue Nebraska Iowa @Michigan St. Wisconsin @Northwestern Illinois
Nebraska Sep 3 Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 24 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 22 Oct 29 Nov 5 Nov 12 Nov 19 Nov 25
Chattanooga Fresno St. Washington @Wyoming @Wisconsin Ohio St. @Minnesota Michigan St. Northwestern @Penn St. @Michigan Iowa
Northwestern Sep 3 Sep 10 Sep 17 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 22 Oct 29 Nov 5 Nov 12 Nov 19 Nov 26
@Boston Col Eastern Illinois @Army @Illinois Michigan @Iowa Penn St. @Indiana @Nebraska Rice Minnesota Michigan St.
Ohio State Sep 3 Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 24 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 29 Nov 5 Nov 12 Nov 19 Nov 26
Akron Toledo @Miami (Fla.) Colorado Michigan St. @Nebraska @Illinois Wisconsin Indiana @Purdue Penn St. @Michigan
Penn State Sep 3 Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 24 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 22 Oct 29 Nov 12 Nov 19 Nov 26
Indiana State Alabama @Temple E. Michigan @Indiana Iowa Purdue @Northwestern Illinois Nebraska @Ohio St. @Wisconsin
Purdue Sep 3 Sep 10 Sep 17 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 22 Oct 29 Nov 5 Nov 12 Nov 19 Nov 26
M. Tenn. St. @Rice SE Missouri St Notre Dame Minnesota @Penn St. Illinois @Michigan @Wisconsin Ohio St. Iowa @Indiana
Wisconsin Sep 1 Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 24 Oct 1 Oct 15 Oct 22 Oct 29 Nov 5 Nov 12 Nov 19 Nov 26
UNLV Oregon St. Northern Ill * South Dakota Nebraska Indiana @Michigan St. @Ohio St. Purdue @Minnesota @Illinois Penn St.
Big XII
Iowa State Sep 3 Sep 10 Sep 16 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 22 Oct 29 Nov 5 Nov 18 Nov 26 Dec 3
Northern Iowa Iowa @Connecticut Texas @Baylor @Missouri Texas A&M @Texas Tech Kansas Oklahoma St. @Oklahoma @Kansas St.
Kansas Sep 3 Sep 10 Sep 17 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 22 Oct 29 Nov 5 Nov 12 Nov 19 Nov 26
McNeese State Northern Illinois @Georgia Tech Texas Tech @Oklahoma St. Oklahoma Kansas St. @Texas @Iowa St. Baylor @Texas A&M Missouri *
Kansas State Sep 3 Sep 17 Sep 24 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 22 Oct 29 Nov 5 Nov 12 Nov 19 Dec 3
Eastern Ky Kent St. @Miami (Fla.) Baylor Missouri @Texas Tech @Kansas Oklahoma @Oklahoma St. Texas A&M @Texas Iowa St.
Missouri Sep 3 Sep 9 Sep 17 Sep 24 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 22 Oct 29 Nov 5 Nov 12 Nov 19 Nov 26
Miami (Ohio) @Arizona St. Western Ill @Oklahoma @Kansas St. Iowa St. Oklahoma St. @Texas A&M @Baylor Texas Texas Tech Kansas *
Baylor Sep 2 Sep 17 Sep 24 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 29 Nov 5 Nov 12 Nov 19 Nov 26 Dec 3
TCU Stephen Austin Rice @Kansas St. Iowa St. @Texas A&M @Oklahoma St. Missouri @Kansas Oklahoma Texas Tech Texas
Oklahoma Sep 3 Sep 17 Sep 24 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 22 Oct 29 Nov 5 Nov 19 Nov 26 Dec 3
Tulsa @Florida St. Missouri Ball St. @Texas @Kansas Texas Tech @Kansas St. Texas A&M @Baylor Iowa St. @Oklahoma St.
Oklahoma St Sep 3 Sep 8 Sep 17 Sep 24 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 22 Oct 29 Nov 5 Nov 12 Nov 18 Dec 3
La.-Lafayette Arizona @Tulsa @Texas A&M Kansas @Texas @Missouri Baylor Kansas St. @Texas Tech @Iowa St. Oklahoma
Texas Sep 3 Sep 10 Sep 17 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 29 Nov 5 Nov 12 Nov 19 Nov 24 Dec 3
Rice BYU @UCLA @Iowa St. Oklahoma Oklahoma St. Kansas Texas Tech @Missouri Kansas St. @Texas A&M @Baylor
Texas A&M Sep 4 Sep 17 Sep 24 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 22 Oct 29 Nov 5 Nov 12 Nov 19 Nov 24
SMU Idaho Oklahoma St. Arkansas * @Texas Tech Baylor @Iowa St. Missouri @Oklahoma @Kansas St. Kansas Texas
Texas Tech Sep 3 Sep 17 Sep 24 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 22 Oct 29 Nov 5 Nov 12 Nov 19 Nov 26
Texas State @New Mexico Nevada @Kansas Texas A&M Kansas St. @Oklahoma Iowa St. @Texas Oklahoma St. @Missouri @Baylor *
C-USA
East Carolina Sep 3 Sep 10 Sep 24 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 22 Oct 29 Nov 5 Nov 12 Nov 19 Nov 26
South Carolina * Virginia Tech UAB North Carolina @Houston @Memphis @Navy Tulane Southern Miss @UTEP UCF @Marshall
Marshall Sep 4 Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 24 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 22 Oct 29 Nov 12 Nov 19 Nov 26
@West Virginia Southern Miss @Ohio Virginia Tech @Louisville @UCF Rice @Houston UAB @Tulsa @Memphis East Carolina
Memphis Sep 1 Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 24 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 22 Oct 29 Nov 12 Nov 19 Nov 26
Mississippi St. @Arkansas St. Austin Peay SMU @M. Tenn. St. @Rice East Carolina @Tulane @UCF UAB Marshall @Southern Miss
Southern Miss Sep 3 Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 24 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 22 Oct 29 Nov 5 Nov 12 Nov 17 Nov 26
UAB Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 24 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 20 Oct 29 Nov 5 Nov 12 Nov 17 Nov 26
Louisiana Tech @Marshall SE-Louisiana @Virginia Rice @Navy SMU @UTEP @East Carolina UCF @UAB Memphis @Florida Tulane @East Carolina @Troy Mississippi St. @Tulsa UCF @Marshall Houston @Memphis Southern Miss @Fla. Atlantic
* Game played at neutral location
College Schedules UCF
Sep 3 Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 23 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 20 Oct 29 Nov 3 Nov 12 Nov 19 Nov 25
Charleston So Boston College @FIU @BYU Marshall @SMU @UAB Memphis Tulsa @Sthrn Miss @East Carolina UTEP
Houston Sep 3 Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 24 Sep 29 Oct 8 Oct 22 Oct 27 Nov 5 Nov 10 Nov 19 Nov 25
Rice Sep 3 Sep 10 Sep 24 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 22 Oct 27 Nov 5 Nov 12 Nov 19 Nov 26
UCLA @North Texas @LA Tech Georgia State @UTEP East Carolina Marshall Rice @UAB @Tulane SMU @Tulsa @Texas Purdue @Baylor @Southern Miss Memphis @Marshall Tulsa @Houston UTEP @Northwestern Tulane @SMU
SMU
Sep 4 @Texas A&M Sep 10 UTEP Sep 17 NW State Sep 24 @Memphis Oct 1 @TCU Oct 15 UCF Oct 22 @Southern Miss Oct 29 @Tulsa Nov 5 Tulane Nov 12 Navy Nov 19 @Houston Nov 26 Rice
Tulane Sep 3 Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 24 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 22 Oct 29 Nov 5 Nov 10 Nov 19 Nov 26
SE Louisiana Tulsa @UAB @Duke @Army Syracuse UTEP Memphis @E Carolina @SMU Houston @Rice @Hawaii
Tulsa
Sep 3 @Oklahoma Sep 10 @Tulane Sep 17 Oklahoma St. Sep 24 @Boise St. Oct 1 North Texas Oct 15 UAB Oct 22 @Rice Oct 29 SMU Nov 3 @UCF Nov 12 Marshall Nov 19 @UTEP Nov 26 Houston
UTEP
Sep 3 Stony Brook Sep 10 @SMU Sep 17 @NM St. Sep 24 @So Florida Sep 29 Houston Oct 15 @Tulane Oct 22 Colorado St. Oct 29 Southern Miss Nov 5 @Rice Nov 12 East Carolina Nov 19 Tulsa Nov 25 @UCF
Independents Army Sep 3 Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 24 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 22 Oct 29 Nov 5 Nov 12 Nov 19 Dec 10
BYU Sep 3 Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 23 Sep 30 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 22 Oct 28 Nov 12 Nov 19 Dec 3
@Northern Illinois San Diego St. Northwestern @Ball St. Tulane @Miami (Ohio) @Vanderbilt Fordham @Air Force Rutgers @Temple Navy * @Mississippi @Texas Utah UCF Utah St. San Jose St. @Oregon St. Idaho State @TCU Idaho New Mexico St. @Hawaii
Navy
Sep 3 Delaware Sep 10 @W. Kentucky Sep 17 @South Carolina Oct 1 Air Force Oct 8 Southern Miss Oct 15 @Rutgers Oct 22 East Carolina Oct 29 @Notre Dame Nov 5 Troy Nov 12 @SMU Nov 19 @San Jose St. Dec 10 @Army *
Notre Dame Sep 3 Sep 10 Sep 17 Sep 24 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 22 Oct 29 Nov 5 Nov 12 Nov 19 Nov 26
South Florida @Michigan Michigan St. @Pittsburgh @Purdue Air Force USC Navy @Wake Forest Maryland * Boston College @Stanford
MAC
Akron
Sep 3 @Ohio St. Sep 10 Temple Sep 17 @Cincinnati Sep 24 VMI Oct 1 @E. Michigan Oct 8 FIU Oct 22 Ohio Oct 29 C. Michigan Nov 3 @Miami (Ohio) Nov 12 Kent St. Nov 19 @Buffalo Nov 25 @W. Michigan
Bowling Green Sep 1 @Idaho Sep 10 Morgan State Sep 17 Wyoming Sep 24 @Miami (Ohio) Oct 1 @West Virginia Oct 8 @W. Michigan Oct 15 Toledo Oct 22 Temple Oct 29 @Kent St. Nov 8 Northern Illinois Nov 16 Ohio Nov 25 @Buffalo
Buffalo
Sep 3 @Pittsburgh Sep 10 Stony Brook Sep 17 @Ball St. Sep 24 Connecticut Oct 1 @Tennessee Oct 8 Ohio Oct 15 @Temple Oct 22 Northern Illinois Oct 29 @Miami (Ohio) Nov 12 @E. Michigan Nov 19 Akron Nov 25 Bowling Green
Kent State
Sep 3 @Alabama Sep 10 La.-Lafayette Sep 17 @Kansas St. Sep 24 South Alabama Oct 1 @Ohio Oct 8 @Northern Illinois Oct 15 Miami (Ohio) Oct 29 Bowling Green Nov 4 C. Michigan Nov 12 @Akron Nov 19 E. Michigan Nov 25 @Temple
Miami (Ohio)
Eastern Michigan
Ohio
Northern Illinois
Temple
Toledo
Ball State
W. Michigan
Sep 3 @Missouri Sep 17 @Minnesota Sep 24 Bowling Green Oct 1 Cincinnati Oct 8 Army Oct 15 @Kent St. Oct 22 @Toledo Oct 29 Buffalo Nov 3 Akron Nov 9 @Temple Nov 16 W. Michigan Nov 22 @Ohio Sep 3 @New Mexico St. Sep 10 Gardner-Webb Sep 17 Marshall Sep 24 @Rutgers Oct 1 Kent St. Oct 8 @Buffalo Oct 15 Ball St. Oct 22 @Akron Nov 2 Temple Nov 10 @C. Michigan Nov 16 @Bowling Green Nov 22 Miami (Ohio) Sep 1 Villanova Sep 10 @Akron Sep 17 Penn St. Sep 24 @Maryland Oct 1 Toledo Oct 8 @Ball St. Oct 15 Buffalo Oct 22 @Bowling Green Nov 2 @Ohio Nov 9 Miami (Ohio) Nov 19 Army Nov 25 Kent St. Sep 3 Indiana * Sep 10 @South Florida Sep 17 Buffalo Sep 24 Army Oct 1 @Oklahoma Oct 8 Temple Oct 15 @Ohio Oct 22 C. Michigan Oct 29 @W. Michigan Nov 5 @E. Michigan Nov 15 @Northern Illinois Nov 25 Toledo
Central Michigan Sep 1 S Carolina State Sep 10 @Kentucky Sep 17 @W. Michigan Sep 24 @Michigan St. Oct 1 Northern Illinois Oct 8 @N. Carolina St. Oct 15 E. Michigan Oct 22 @Ball St. Oct 29 @Akron Nov 4 @Kent St. Nov 10 Ohio Nov 18 Toledo
Sep 3 Howard Sep 10 Alabama State Sep 17 @Michigan Sep 24 @Penn St. Oct 1 Akron Oct 8 @Toledo Oct 15 @C. Michigan Oct 22 W. Michigan Nov 5 Ball St. Nov 12 Buffalo Nov 19 @Kent St. Nov 25 @Northern Illinois Sep 3 Army Sep 10 @Kansas Sep 17 Wisconsin * Sep 24 Cal Poly Oct 1 @C. Michigan Oct 8 Kent St. Oct 15 W. Michigan Oct 22 @Buffalo Nov 1 @Toledo Nov 8 @Bowling Green Nov 15 Ball St. Nov 25 E. Michigan
Sep 1 New Hampshire Sep 10 @Ohio St. Sep 16 Boise St. Sep 24 @Syracuse Oct 1 @Temple Oct 8 E. Michigan Oct 15 @Bowling Green Oct 22 Miami (Ohio) Nov 1 Northern Illinois Nov 8 W. Michigan Nov 18 @C. Michigan Nov 25 @Ball St. Sep 3 @Michigan Sep 10 Nicholls State Sep 17 C. Michigan Sep 24 @Illinois Oct 1 @Connecticut Oct 8 Bowling Green Oct 15 @Northern Illinois Oct 22 @E. Michigan Oct 29 Ball St. Nov 8 @Toledo Nov 16 @Miami (Ohio) Nov 25 Akron
MWC
Air Force
Sep 3 South Dakota Sep 10 TCU Sep 24 Tennessee State Oct 1 @Navy Oct 8 @Notre Dame Oct 13 San Diego St. Oct 22 @Boise St. Oct 29 @New Mexico Nov 5 Army Nov 12 Wyoming Nov 19 UNLV Nov 26 @Colorado St.
College Schedules Boise State
Sep 3 @Georgia * Sep 16 @Toledo Sep 24 Tulsa Oct 1 Nevada Oct 7 @Fresno St. Oct 15 @Colorado St. Oct 22 Air Force Nov 5 @UNLV Nov 12 TCU Nov 19 @San Diego St. Nov 26 Wyoming Dec 3 New Mexico
Colorado State Sep 3 @New Mexico Sep 10 No. Colorado Sep 17 @Colorado Sep 24 @Utah St. Oct 1 San Jose St. Oct 15 Boise St. Oct 22 @UTEP Oct 29 @UNLV Nov 12 San Diego St. Nov 19 @TCU Nov 26 Air Force Dec 3 Wyoming
New Mexico
Sep 3 Colorado St. Sep 10 Arkansas Sep 17 Texas Tech Sep 24 Sam Houston St. Oct 1 New Mexico St. Oct 15 @Nevada Oct 22 @TCU Oct 29 Air Force Nov 5 @San Diego St. Nov 12 UNLV Nov 19 @Wyoming Dec 3 @Boise St.
TCU
Sep 2 @Baylor Sep 10 @Air Force Sep 17 La.-Monroe Sep 24 Portland State Oct 1 SMU Oct 8 @San Diego St. Oct 22 New Mexico Oct 28 BYU Nov 5 @Wyoming Nov 12 @Boise St. Nov 19 Colorado St. Dec 3 UNLV
UNLV
Sep 1 @Wisconsin Sep 10 @Washington St. Sep 17 Hawaii Sep 24 Southern Utah Oct 8 @Nevada Oct 15 @Wyoming Oct 29 Colorado St. Nov 5 Boise St. Nov 12 @New Mexico Nov 19 @Air Force Nov 26 San Diego St. Dec 3 @TCU
Wyoming
Sep 3 Weber State Sep 10 Texas State Sep 17 @Bowling Green Sep 24 Nebraska Oct 8 @Utah St. Oct 15 UNLV Oct 29 @San Diego St. Nov 5 TCU Nov 12 @Air Force Nov 19 New Mexico Nov 26 @Boise St. Dec 3 @Colorado St.
PAC-12
Arizona State
Sep 1 UC Davis Sep 9 Missouri Sep 17 @Illinois Sep 24 USC Oct 1 Oregon St. Oct 8 @Utah Oct 15 @Oregon Oct 29 Colorado Nov 5 @UCLA Nov 12 @Washington St. Nov 19 Arizona Nov 25 California
Arizona
Sep 3 Northern Arizona Sep 8 @Oklahoma St. Sep 17 Stanford Sep 24 Oregon Oct 1 @USC Oct 8 @Oregon St. Oct 20 UCLA Oct 29 @Washington Nov 5 Utah Nov 12 @Colorado Nov 19 @Arizona St. Nov 26 La.-Lafayette
California
Sep 3 Fresno St. Sep 10 @Colorado Sep 17 Presbyterian Sep 24 @Washington Oct 6 @Oregon Oct 13 USC Oct 22 Utah Oct 29 @UCLA Nov 5 Washington St. Nov 12 Oregon St. Nov 19 @Stanford Nov 25 @Arizona St.
Colorado
Sep 3 @Hawaii Sep 10 California Sep 17 Colorado St. Sep 24 @Ohio St. Oct 1 Washington St. Oct 8 @Stanford Oct 15 @Washington Oct 22 Oregon Oct 29 @Arizona St. Nov 4 USC Nov 12 Arizona Nov 19 @UCLA Nov 25 @Utah
Oregon
Sep 3 LSU * Sep 10 Nevada Sep 17 Missouri State Sep 24 @Arizona Oct 6 California Oct 15 Arizona St. Oct 22 @Colorado Oct 29 Washington St. Nov 5 @Washington Nov 12 @Stanford Nov 19 USC Nov 26 Oregon St.
Oregon State
Sep 3 Sacramento State Sep 10 @Wisconsin Sep 24 UCLA Oct 1 @Arizona St. Oct 8 Arizona Oct 15 BYU Oct 22 @Washington St. Oct 29 @Utah Nov 5 Stanford Nov 12 @California Nov 19 Washington Nov 26 @Oregon
Southern Cal
Sep 3 Minnesota Sep 10 Utah Sep 17 Syracuse Sep 24 @Arizona St. Oct 1 Arizona Oct 13 @California Oct 22 @Notre Dame Oct 29 Stanford Nov 4 @Colorado Nov 12 Washington Nov 19 @Oregon Nov 26 UCLA
Stanford
Sep 3 San Jose St. Sep 10 @Duke Sep 17 @Arizona Oct 1 UCLA Oct 8 Colorado Oct 15 @Washington St. Oct 22 Washington Oct 29 @USC Nov 5 @Oregon St. Nov 12 Oregon Nov 19 California Nov 26 Notre Dame
UCLA
Arkansas
Utah
Auburn
Sep 3 @Houston Sep 10 San Jose St. Sep 17 Texas Sep 24 @Oregon St. Oct 1 @Stanford Oct 8 Washington St. Oct 20 @Arizona Oct 29 California Nov 5 Arizona St. Nov 12 @Utah Nov 19 Colorado Nov 26 @USC Sep 1 Montana State Sep 10 @USC Sep 17 @BYU Oct 1 Washington Oct 8 Arizona St. Oct 15 @Pittsburgh Oct 22 @California Oct 29 Oregon St. Nov 5 @Arizona Nov 12 UCLA Nov 19 @Washington St. Nov 25 Colorado
Sep 3 Missouri State Sep 10 @New Mexico Sep 17 Troy Sep 24 @Alabama Oct 1 @Texas A&M * Oct 8 Auburn Oct 22 @Mississippi Oct 29 @Vanderbilt Nov 5 South Carolina Nov 12 Tennessee Nov 19 Mississippi St. Nov 25 @LSU Sep 3 Utah St. Sep 10 Mississippi St. Sep 17 @Clemson Sep 24 Fla. Atlantic Oct 1 @South Carolina Oct 8 @Arkansas Oct 15 Florida Oct 22 @LSU Oct 29 Mississippi Nov 12 @Georgia Nov 19 Samford Nov 26 Alabama
Washington
Florida
Washington St
Georgia
Sep 3 Ea. Washington Sep 10 Hawaii Sep 17 @Nebraska Sep 24 California Oct 1 @Utah Oct 15 Colorado Oct 22 @Stanford Oct 29 Arizona Nov 5 Oregon Nov 12 @USC Nov 19 @Oregon St. Nov 26 Washington St. Sep 3 Idaho State Sep 10 UNLV Sep 17 @San Diego St. Oct 1 @Colorado Oct 8 @UCLA Oct 15 Stanford Oct 22 Oregon St. Oct 29 @Oregon Nov 5 @California Nov 12 Arizona St. Nov 19 Utah Nov 26 @Washington
SEC
Alabama
Sep 3 Kent St. Sep 10 @Penn St. Sep 17 North Texas Sep 24 Arkansas Oct 1 @Florida Oct 8 Vanderbilt Oct 15 @Mississippi Oct 22 Tennessee Nov 5 LSU Nov 12 @Mississippi St. Nov 19 Georgia Southern Nov 26 @Auburn
Sep 3 Fla. Atlantic Sep 10 UAB Sep 17 Tennessee Sep 24 @Kentucky Oct 1 Alabama Oct 8 @LSU Oct 15 @Auburn Oct 29 Georgia * Nov 5 Vanderbilt Nov 12 @South Carolina Nov 19 Furman Nov 26 Florida St. Sep 3 Boise St. * Sep 10 South Carolina Sep 17 Coastal Carolina Sep 24 @Mississippi Oct 1 Mississippi St. Oct 8 @Tennessee Oct 15 @Vanderbilt Oct 29 Florida * Nov 5 New Mexico St. Nov 12 Auburn Nov 19 Kentucky Nov 26 @Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Sep 1 @W. Kentucky * Sep 10 C. Michigan Sep 17 Louisville Sep 24 Florida Oct 1 @LSU Oct 8 @South Carolina Oct 22 Jacksonville State Oct 29 Mississippi St. Nov 5 Mississippi Nov 12 @Vanderbilt Nov 19 @Georgia Nov 26 Tennessee
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College Schedules LSU
Sep 3 @Oregon * Sep 10 Northwestern St. Sep 15 @Mississippi St. Sep 24 @West Virginia Oct 1 Kentucky Oct 8 Florida Oct 15 @Tennessee Oct 22 Auburn Nov 5 @Alabama Nov 12 W. Kentucky Nov 19 @Mississippi Nov 25 Arkansas
Mississippi
Sep 3 BYU Sep 10 Southern Illinois Sep 17 @Vanderbilt Sep 24 Georgia Oct 1 @Fresno St. Oct 15 Alabama Oct 22 Arkansas Oct 29 @Auburn Nov 5 @Kentucky Nov 12 Louisiana Tech Nov 19 LSU Nov 26 @Mississippi St.
Mississippi St
Sep 1 @Memphis Sep 10 @Auburn Sep 15 LSU Sep 24 Louisiana Tech Oct 1 @Georgia Oct 8 @UAB Oct 15 South Carolina Oct 29 @Kentucky Nov 5 Tennessee-Martin Nov 12 Alabama Nov 19 @Arkansas Nov 26 Mississippi
South Carolina
Sep 3 @East Carolina * Sep 10 @Georgia Sep 17 Navy Sep 24 Vanderbilt Oct 1 Auburn Oct 8 Kentucky Oct 15 @Mississippi St. Oct 29 @Tennessee Nov 5 @Arkansas Nov 12 Florida Nov 19 The Citadel Nov 26 Clemson
Tennessee
Sep 3 Montana Sep 10 Cincinnati Sep 17 @Florida Oct 1 Buffalo Oct 8 Georgia Oct 15 LSU Oct 22 @Alabama Oct 29 South Carolina Nov 5 M. Tenn. St. Nov 12 @Arkansas Nov 19 Vanderbilt Nov 26 @Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Sep 3 Elon Sep 10 Connecticut Sep 17 Mississippi Sep 24 @South Carolina Oct 8 @Alabama Oct 15 Georgia Oct 22 Army Oct 29 Arkansas Nov 5 @Florida Nov 12 Kentucky Nov 19 @Tennessee Nov 26 @Wake Forest
Sun Belt
Arkansas State
Sep 3 @Illinois Sep 10 Memphis Sep 17 @Virginia Tech Sep 24 Central Arkansas Oct 1 @W. Kentucky Oct 8 @La.-Monroe Oct 18 FIU Oct 29 North Texas Nov 5 @Fla. Atlantic Nov 12 La.-Lafayette Nov 19 @M. Tenn. St. Dec 3 Troy
Florida Atlantic Sep 3 @Florida Sep 10 @Michigan St. Sep 24 @Auburn Oct 1 @La.-Lafayette Oct 8 @North Texas Oct 15 W. Kentucky Oct 22 M. Tenn. St. Nov 5 Arkansas St. Nov 12 @FIU Nov 19 @Troy Nov 26 UAB Dec 3 La.-Monroe
Florida Int’l
Sep 1 North Texas Sep 9 @Louisville Sep 17 UCF Sep 24 La.-Lafayette Oct 1 Duke Oct 8 @Akron Oct 18 @Arkansas St. Oct 25 Troy Nov 5 @W. Kentucky Nov 12 Fla. Atlantic Nov 19 @La.-Monroe Nov 26 @M. Tenn. St.
LA-Lafayette
Sep 3 @Oklahoma St. Sep 10 @Kent St. Sep 17 Nicholls State Sep 24 @FIU Oct 1 Fla. Atlantic Oct 8 Troy Oct 15 North Texas Oct 22 @W. Kentucky Oct 29 @M. Tenn. St. Nov 5 La.-Monroe Nov 12 @Arkansas St. Nov 26 @Arizona
LA-Monroe
Sep 3 @Florida St. Sep 10 Grambling Sep 17 @TCU Sep 24 @Iowa Oct 8 Arkansas St. Oct 15 @Troy Oct 22 @North Texas Oct 29 W. Kentucky Nov 5 @La.-Lafayette Nov 12 M. Tenn. St. Nov 19 FIU Dec 3 @Fla. Atlantic
MTSU
Sep 3 @Purdue Sep 10 Georgia Tech Sep 24 @Troy Oct 1 Memphis Oct 6 W. Kentucky Oct 22 @Fla. Atlantic Oct 29 La.-Lafayette Nov 5 @Tennessee Nov 12 @La.-Monroe Nov 19 Arkansas St. Nov 26 FIU Dec 3 @North Texas
North Texas
Sep 1 @FIU Sep 10 Houston Sep 17 @Alabama Sep 24 Indiana Oct 1 @Tulsa Oct 8 Fla. Atlantic Oct 15 @La.-Lafayette Oct 22 La.-Monroe Oct 29 @Arkansas St. Nov 12 @Troy Nov 19 W. Kentucky Dec 3 M. Tenn. St.
Troy
Sep 3 @Clemson Sep 17 @Arkansas Sep 24 M. Tenn. St. Oct 1 UAB Oct 8 @La.-Lafayette Oct 15 La.-Monroe Oct 25 @FIU Nov 5 @Navy Nov 12 North Texas Nov 19 Fla. Atlantic Nov 26 @W. Kentucky Dec 3 @Arkansas St.
W. Kentucky
Sep 1 Kentucky * Sep 10 Navy Sep 17 Indiana State 7:00 pm Oct 1 Arkansas St. Oct 6 @M. Tenn. St. Oct 15 @Fla. Atlantic Oct 22 La.-Lafayette Oct 29 @La.-Monroe Nov 5 FIU Nov 12 @LSU Nov 19 @North Texas Nov 26 Troy
WAC
Fresno State
Sep 3 @California Sep 10 @Nebraska Sep 17 North Dakota Sep 24 @Idaho Oct 1 Mississippi Oct 7 Boise St. Oct 15 Utah St. Oct 22 @Nevada Nov 5 Louisiana Tech Nov 12 @New Mexico St. Nov 19 @Hawaii Nov 26 San Jose St. Dec 3 @San Diego St.
Hawaii
Sep 3 Colorado Sep 10 @Washington Sep 17 @UNLV Sep 25 UC Davis Oct 1 @Louisiana Tech Oct 15 @San Jose St. Oct 23 New Mexico St. Oct 29 @Idaho Nov 6 Utah St. Nov 12 @Nevada Nov 19 Fresno St. Nov 26 Tulane Dec 3 BYU
Idaho
Sep 1 Bowling Green Sep 10 North Dakota Sep 17 @Texas A&M Sep 24 Fresno St. Oct 1 @Virginia Oct 8 Louisiana Tech Oct 15 @New Mexico St. Oct 29 Hawaii Nov 5 @San Jose St. Nov 12 @BYU Nov 19 Utah St. Dec 3 @Nevada
Louisiana Tech
Sep 3 @Southern Miss Sep 10 Central Arkansas Sep 17 Houston Sep 24 @Mississippi St. Oct 1 Hawaii Oct 8 @Idaho Oct 22 @Utah St. Oct 29 San Jose St. Nov 5 @Fresno St. Nov 12 @Mississippi Nov 19 @Nevada Nov 26 New Mexico St.
Nevada
Sep 10 @Oregon Sep 17 @San Jose St. Sep 24 @Texas Tech Oct 1 @Boise St. Oct 8 UNLV Oct 15 New Mexico Oct 22 Fresno St. Oct 29 @New Mexico St. Nov 12 Hawaii Nov 19 Louisiana Tech Nov 26 @Utah St. Dec 3 Idaho
New Mexico St
Sep 3 Ohio Sep 10 @Minnesota Sep 17 UTEP Sep 24 @San Jose St. Oct 1 @New Mexico Oct 15 Idaho Oct 23 @Hawaii Oct 29 Nevada Nov 5 @Georgia Nov 12 Fresno St. Nov 19 @BYU Nov 26 @Louisiana Tech Dec 3 Utah St.
San Jose State
Sep 3 @Stanford Sep 10 @UCLA Sep 17 Nevada Sep 24 New Mexico St. Oct 1 @Colorado St. Oct 8 @BYU Oct 15 Hawaii Oct 29 @Louisiana Tech Nov 5 Idaho Nov 12 @Utah St. Nov 19 Navy Nov 26 @Fresno St.
Utah State
Sep 3 @Auburn Sep 10 Weber State Sep 24 Colorado St. Sep 30 @BYU Oct 8 Wyoming Oct 15 @Fresno St. Oct 22 Louisiana Tech Nov 6 @Hawaii Nov 12 San Jose St. Nov 19 @Idaho Nov 26 Nevada Dec 3 @New Mexico St.
2011 Predictions
2011 Gorilla NFL Pr edictions AFC
AFC East
AFC South
AFC North
AFC West
1. 2. 3. 4. 1. 2. 3. 4.
New York 1. Indianapolis New England* 2. Jacksonville Miami 3. Houston Buffalo 4. Tennessee Baltimore Pittsburgh* Cincinnati Cleveland
NFC
1. 2. 3. 4.
San Diego Denver Oakland Kansas City
NFC East
NFC South
NFC North
NFC West
1. 2. 3. 4.
Philadelphia New York Dallas Washington
1. Green Bay 2. Chicago* 3. Detroit 4. Minnesota *Wildcards
1. 2. 3. 4.
1. 2. 3. 4.
Atlanta New Orleans* Tampa Bay Carolina
St. Louis Arizona San Francisco Seattle
AFC Championship Baltimore over Indianapolis NFC Championship Atlanta over Philadelphia Super Bowl XLVI Atlanta over Baltimore
NFL Preview BUFFALO BILLS
MIAMI DOLPHINS
Buffalo Bills 2010 Record: 4-12 Coach: Chan Gailey Key Player: QB Ryan Fitzpatrick Key Gains: WR Brad Smith, DT Marcell Dareus Key Losses: LB Paul Posluszny, WR Lee Evans
2010 Record: 7-9 Coach: Tony Sparano Key Player: LB Cameron Wake Key Gains: LB Kevin Burnett, RB Reggie Bush Key Losses: RB Ronnie Brown, RB Ricky Williams
Outlook: The Bills had some heartbreaking losses in Chan Gailey’s first year as head coach (including five losses by three points, and three in overtime), but an incredibly porous defense that ranked dead last in rushing yards allowed doomed them in many a contest. Offensively, QB Ryan Fitzpatrick and WR Stevie Johnson worked up a nice little chemistry, but the team will need more from his fellow receivers and more on the ground from RB C.J. Spiller and company. Wins will still be hard to find in the AFC East.
Outlook: Miami gains a nice weapon in the versatile Reggie Bush, who should step right in and make up for the loss of aging RB Ronnie Brown. On defense, Cameron Wake is becoming a monster at OLB and notched 14 sacks last season, third best in the league. But it usually wasn’t the defense that was the problem last season, as the Dolphins were fairly solid all around. The offense is another story, and there are major questions at the quarterback position; Chad Henne threw 19 INTs to just 15 TDs last year.
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
NEW YORK JETS
2010 Record: 14-2 Coach: Bill Belichick Key Player: QB Tom Brady Key Gains: WR Chad Ochochinco, DT Albert Haynesworth, DT Shaun Ellis Key Losses: LB Tully Banta-Cain
2010 Record: 11-5 Coach: Rex Ryan Key Player: QB Mark Sanchez Key Gains: WR Plaxico Burress Key Losses: WR Braylon Edwards, DT Shaun Ellis
Outlook: The Patriots just don’t stop winning. QB Tom Brady continues to have outstanding statistical seasons with his deep receiving corps of Wes Welker, Julian Edelman and now Chad Ochocinco; Brady led the league in QB rating last season, and though he doesn’t have Randy Moss as a deep threat, the Pats offense will keep humming. On defense, the Patriots took a chance on troubled DT Albert Haynesworth. If he can turn his career around and produce, it will be a nice boost for a unit that struggled uncharacteristically against the run
Outlook: QB Mark Sanchez continues to become more comfortable as a leader, even though his overall numbers don’t wow you. He could cut down on INTs in Year 3. WR Braylon Edwards was allowed to sign with San Francisco, but the organization is hoping that Plaxico Burress, fresh out of jail and 35 years old, can provide some production. RBs Shonn Greene and LaDainian Tomlinson should again make up one of the top tandems in the league. The defense is still among the best in the league with CB Darrelle Revis.
NFL Preview BALTIMORE RAVENS
CINCINNATI BENGALS
2010 Record: 12-4 Coach: John Harbaugh Key Player: RB Ray Rice Key Gains: S Bernard Pollard, WR Lee Evans, RB Ricky Williams Key Losses: TE Todd Heap, S Dawan Landry, WR Derrick Mason
2010 Record: 4-12 Coach: Marvin Lewis Key Player: RB Cedric Benson Key Gains: CB Nate Clements, QB Bruce Gradkowski, WR A.J. Green, QB Andy Dalton Key Losses: QB Carson Palmer, CB Johnathan Joseph
Outlook: The Ravens parted ways with a number of proven free agents, looking to free up as much cap space as possible. But the corps of the team remains intact and QB Joe Flacco continues to improve under center. RB Ray Rice had another productive season last year and is the cornerstone of the Ravens attack with his versatility. While the overall defensive numbers were again stellar (third in the league in scoring defense) the Ravens didn’t have the type of takeaway numbers we’ve grown accustomed to and managed only 27 sacks last year.
Outlook: It will be a transition year for the Bengals, assuming QB Carson Palmer actually retires and rookie Andy Dalton steps in as starter. Also coming on board via the draft is dynamic WR A.J. Green out of Georgia, who will make fans forget about Chad Ochocinco and Terrell Owens (who had not officially left through free agency at press time, but was expected to sign elsewhere). Defensively, Cincinnati is still waiting for LB Rey Maualuga to blossom into a superstar, and the loss of CB Johnathan Joseph through free agency doesn’t help.
CLEVELAND BROWNS
PITTSBURGH STEELERS
2010 Record: 5-11 Coach: Pat Shurmur Key Player: RB Peyton Hillis Key Gains: RB Brandon Jackson, CB Dmitri Patterson Key Losses: WR Chansi Stuckey
2010 Record: 12-4 Coach: Mike Tomlin Key Player: QB Ben Roethlisberger Key Gains: DT Cameron Heyward Key Losses: OL Max Starks, WR Antwaan Randle-El
Outlook: There were a few bright spots in 2010 for Cleveland. Namely, the emergence of Peyton Hillis as a feature back and the poise shown by QB Colt McCoy when he was forced into duty in the ninth game of the season. McCoy wasn’t perfect, but finished the year with just over a 60 percent completion rate and did some good things with his legs outside the pocket. However, the offense finished second to last in the league by producing a sickly 16.9 points per game. The defense should be above average again.
Outlook: Ben Roethlisberger didn’t miss a beat after a six-game suspension. Now he’s married and looking to prove that the Steelers are a Super Bowl contender again in 2011. RB Rashard Mendenhall has developed into a good starting running back, and the young receiving corps is coming along nicely with Hines Ward getting up in age. The defense is still a beast with the ferocious S Troy Polamalu and LB James Harrison terrorizing the opposition. Look for the Steelers to again run neck-and-neck with Baltimore for the division.
NFL Preview HOUSTON TEXANS
INDIANAPOLIS COLTS
2010 Record: 6-10 Coach: Gary Kubiak Key Player: RB Arian Foster Key Gains: CB Johnathan Joseph, S Danieal Manning Key Losses: DT Amobi Okoye
2010 Record: 10-6 Coach: Jim Caldwell Key Player: QB Peyton Manning Key Gains: LB Ernie Sims, DT Key Losses: OT Charlie Johnson, S Bob Sanders
Outlook: It’s been frustrating waiting for a breakthrough from the Texans, who still lack a playoff appearance. If you’re going to challenge Peyton Manning and Co., however, you need to have a pass defense. The Texans were worst in the league in that category last season, but CB Johnathan Joseph was one of the top free agents available and should help immensely. The offense will be extremely productive with QB Matt Schaub, WR Andre Johnson and RB Arian Foster. Can the defense step up and put them over the top?
Outlook: Peyton Manning just signed a longterm deal that will ensure he retires a Colt, but he’s still looking for the elusive second Super Bowl championship after losing to the Jets on a last-second field goal in last year’s Wild Card rouond. Manning has stayed amazing consistent over his career, however, his surrounding cast seems to have taken a step back recently. The OL needs a lot of work, and the defense has declined due to injuries and age. The Colts aren’t dominant anymore, but have still won seven of the last eight division titles.
JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS
TENNESSEE TITANS
2010 Record: 8-8 Coach: Jack Del Rio Key Player: RB Maurice Jones-Drew Key Gains: S Dawan Landry, LB Paul Posluszny, QB Blaine Gabbert Key Losses: WR Mike Sims-Walker
2010 Record: 6-10 Coach: Mike Munchak Key Player: RB Chris Johnson Key Gains: QB Matt Hasselbeck, LB Barrett Ruud, QB Jake Locker Key Losses: LB Stephen Tulloch, QB Vince Young, WR Randy Moss, Outlook: There could be a quarterback con- QB Kerry Collins troversy brewing in Jacksonville, with Blaine Gabbert getting selected No. 10 overall out Outlook: How long until veteran QB Matt Hasof Missouri. He’ll provide some stiff competi- selbeck gives way to rookie Jake Locker, the tion for veteran David Garrard, who set career No. 8 overall selection out of Washington? highs in touchdowns (23) but also in intercep- Hasselbeck will provide an excellent examtions (15). Garrard spent a good portion of ple for the young, athletic Locker, and has the preseason banged up, giving Gabbert a expressed his eagerness to act as a mentor. chance to get reps. The defense, which was RB Chris Johnson is still the league’s most middle of the pack last year, gets upgraded exciting back, and the defense will implewith the addition of tackling machine LB Paul ment a new scheme under new defensive Posluszny and solid S Dawan Landry. coordinator Jerry Gray. It will be an interesting season to follow in Nashville.
NFL Preview DENVER BRONCOS
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS
2010 Record: 4-12 Coach: John Fox Key Player: WR Brandon Lloyd Key Gains: LB Von Miller Key Losses: DT Jamal Williams
2010 Record: 10-6 Coach: Todd Haley Key Player: RB Jamaal Charles Key Gains: WR Steve Breaston Key Losses: DT Shaun Smith
Outlook: The Broncos are banking on LB Von Miller to bring some sizzle to a defense that was hopeless in 2010; the team gave up nearly 30 points a game last season, dead last in the NFL. The quarterback situation will bring about some debate as Kyle Orton, who spent part of last season injured, and third-year Tim Tebow compete for time. Orton entered the season as starter over the still developing Tebow. The wide receiving corps is among the deepest in the league with Brandon Lloyd unexpectedly breaking out as a star.
Outlook: KC will look to follow up their AFC West-winning season with another run at the division, but the sting of a 30-7 beatdown at the hands of the Ravens in the Wild Card round is indicative of how far the young Chiefs have to go. The Chiefs were the most prolific rushing offense in the league last season, going for 2,627 yards behind RBs Jamaal Charles and Thomas Jones. Charles should only continue to get better, while QB Matt Cassel has been steady enough. The defense was a bend-but-don’t-break unit and had a respectable year.
OAKLAND RAIDERS
SAN DIEGO CHARGERS
2010 Record: 8-8 Coach: Hue Jackson Key Player: RB Darren McFadden Key Gains: TE Kevin Boss Key Losses: CB Nnamdi Asomugha, TE Zach Miller, OG Robert Gallery
2010 Record: 9-7 Coach: Norv Turner Key Player: QB Philip Rivers Key Gains: LB Takeo Spikes Key Losses: LB Kevin Burnett, RB Darren Sproles
Outlook: After an 8-8 season and marked improvement, owner Al Davis against befuddled the football-watching world when he fired head coach Tom Cable. Enter Hue Jackson, who spent the past year as offensive coordinator. QB Jason Campbell showed some promise last season, and will be the main man under center in 2011. As expected, star CB Nnamdi Asomugha bolted during free agency, but RB Darren McFadden will look to continue his strong play (and good health) after breaking out last season.
Outlook: The Chargers’ notorious tendency to start slow finally caught up with them last season, as a 2-5 record out of the gate doomed them to a postseason-less 2010. San Diego will be looking to reclaim their mantle as the team to beat in the AFC West. QB Philip Rivers turned in another monster statistical year. Getting WR Vincent Jackson back full-time will help, but losing the versatile Darren Sproles means the offense and special teams could take a hit. The Chargers meet only one playoff team in the first five weeks before the schedule heats up.
NFL Preview DALLAS COWBOYS
NEW YORK GIANTS
2010 Record: 6-10 Coach: Jason Garrett Key Player: QB Tony Romo Key Gains: S Abram Elam Key Losses: RB Marion Barber, WR Roy Williams
2010 Record: 10-6 Coach: Tom Coughlin Key Player: QB Eli Manning Key Gains: CB Prince Amukamara Key Losses: TE Kevin Boss, DT Barry Cofield
Outlook: The embarrassment level was high after the ‘Boys crashed and burned in what many thought could be a title-winning season. Tony Romo went down with a broken clavicle, and head coach Wade Phillips was mercifully fired in early November. Jason Garrett, who had long been assumed to be Phillips’ successor, was named interim coach for the rest of the year and was officially hired as long-term coach after the New Year. The offense has a chance to be great again with Romo’s return and RB Felix Jones, WRs Miles Austin and Dez Bryant, and TE Jason Witten.
Outlook: The offseason began with a contentious contract dispute with DE Osi Umenyiora, and the defense, which has been solid for so long for Tom Coughlin, looks to be on the decline. The passing attack has been exciting recently with great young receivers in Hakeem Nicks and Mario Manningham, although TE Kevin Boss was lost to free agency. QB Eli Manning threw for over 4,000 yards last year, but tossed a league-worst, and career-worst 25 interceptions. RB Ahmad Bradshaw is a steady producer.
PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
WASHINGTON REDSKINS
2010 Record: 10-6 Coach: Andy Reid Key Player: QB Michael Vick Key Gains: CB Nnamdi Asomugha, QB Vince Young, RB Ronnie Brown, DE Jason Babin, DE Cullen Jenkins, CB Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, WR Steve Smith Key Losses: PK David Akers, LB Ernie Sims, S Quintin Mikell, QB Kevin Kolb Outlook: The Eagles took an unbelievably aggressive approach to the short offseason, making the biggest splash we’ve seen in a while. CBs Nnamdi Asomugha and Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie join a group that already included star Asante Samuel, making it the strongest unit in the league, and the defensive line was upgraded big-time. QB Michael Vick completed his comeback with a killer 2010, and leads perhaps the league’s most flashy and exciting offense. The Eagles have all the pieces in place to win a Super Bowl.
2010 Record: 6-10 Coach: Mike Shanahan Key Player: WR Santana Moss Key Gains: DT Barry Cofield, RB Tim Hightower Key Losses: DT Albert Haynesworth, QB Donovan McNabb Outlook: The Donovan McNabb experiment ended after just one season, and it looks like it will be a quarterback battle between John Beck and Rex Grossman. Beck has little in the way of NFL experience and Grossman is an interception-prone veteran. WR Santana Moss is the bright spot for the offense, and the running back position will belong to Ryan Torain and Tim Hightower after he came over from Arizona. Defensively, the ‘Skins gave up the second most yards per game last season but hope a near overhaul will pay dividends.
NFL Preview CHICAGO BEARS
DETROIT LIONS
2010 Record: 11-5 Coach: Lovie Smith Key Player: RB Matt Forte Key Gains: DT Amobi Okoye, RB Marion Barber Key Losses: C Olin Kreutz, S Danieal Manning, TE Greg Olsen
2010 Record: 6-10 Coach: Jim Schwartz Key Player: WR Calvin Johnson Key Gains: LB Stephen Tulloch, DT Nick Fairley Key Losses: DE Turk McBride
Outlook: The monumental flame-out in the NFC Championship Game was hard to swallow, as Jay Cutler was criticized heavily after a poor performance and (questionable) game-ending injury. But Cutler made progress in key areas, throwing 10 fewer interceptions from ’09 to ’10. He’ll have to continue on that path if the Bears want to make another deep playoff run. The defense was outstanding again, giving up just 17.9 points per game. The Bears will be second fiddle to the Packers in the North, but a playoff berth should be expected.
Outlook: A lot depends on the health of QB Matthew Stafford, who has suffered through many different injuries his first two years in the league. He’s only played in 13 out of a possible 32 games while being the incumbent starter since he was drafted. WR Calvin Johnson is elite, and on defense the Lions have continued to collect young talent. NT Ndamukong Suh was the defensive rookie of the year, and Detroit got even better on the line by drafting Nick Fairley. The team might be a year away from real contention, but a .500 record wouldn’t be a shock.
GREEN BAY PACKERS
MINNESOTA VIKINGS
2010 Record: 10-6 Coach: Mike McCarthy Key Player: QB Aaron Rodgers Key Gains: OL Derek Sherrod Key Losses: RB Brandon Jackson, DE Cullen Jenkins
2010 Record: 6-10 Coach: Leslie Frazier Key Player: RB Adrian Peterson Key Gains: WR Michael Jenkins, QB Christian Ponder Key Losses: QB Brett Favre, DE Ray Edwards, S Husain Abdullah, QB Tarvaris Jackson, WR Sidney Rice
Outlook: Green Bay slipped into the playoffs with a last-minute win against the Bears, then the rest is history. Aaron Rodgers surgically tore through defenses on his way to a Super Bowl win over Pittsburgh, and the Packers will be among the favorites yet again. Green Bay was one of the least active teams in free agency, instead being content to regain a slew of starters from the injured list. The offense is unstoppable at times, and the defense could be nearly as good; the Pack had the second-best unit in the league last year with just 15 points allowed per game.
Outlook: The Brett Favre era ended in a mess, and now the Vikings will have to sort out a QB battle among the likes of veteran Donovan McNabb, second-year Joe Webb and rookie Christian Ponder. RB Adrian Peterson is capable of carrying an offense, as evidenced by his over 1,600 yards from scrimmage and 13 total TDs last season, and Percy Harvin is dynamic when healthy. The defense, which was disappointing last year, loses several reliable starters but still features playmakers in DE Jared Allen and CB Antoine Winfield.
NFL Preview ATLANTA FALCONS
CAROLINA PANTHERS
2010 Record: 13-3 Coach: Mike Smith Key Player: QB Matt Ryan Key Gains: DE Ray Edwards, WR Julio Jones Key Losses: OG Harvey Dahl, WR Michael Jenkins
2010 Record: 2-14 Coach: Ron Rivera Key Player: QB Cam Newton Key Gains: K Olindo Mare, QB Cam Newton, TE Greg Olsen Key Losses: CB Richard Marshall
Outlook: The memory of the 48-21 home shellacking the Falcons took at the hands of the Packers in the Divisional Round still lingers. The Falcons’ most important offseason move was signing DE Ray Edwards away from the Vikings to put opposite John Abraham to improve the pass rush. Through the draft, the team traded up 21 spots to take Alabama WR Julio Jones; head coach Mike Smith and staff are hoping that the young wideout can develop quickly and take an already solid Atlanta offense to the next level.
Outlook: The Panthers were atrocious on offense last season, generating an almost unbelievable 12.3 points per game as QB Jimmy Clausen and a host of others struggled behind a thin offensive line. Enter Cam Newton, who has been anointed as savior by success-starved Carolina fans. New head coach Ron Rivera will give Clausen every shot to keep the starting job, but the No. 1 overall pick out of Auburn could push for snaps in specialty packages right away. The Panthers will be in the cellar of the NFC again this year.
NEW ORLEANS SAINTS
TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS
2010 Record: 11-5 Coach: Sean Payton Key Player: QB Drew Brees Key Gains: C Olin Kreutz, RB Darren Sproles, RB Mark Ingram Key Losses: RB Reggie Bush
2010 Record: 10-6 Coach: Raheem Morris Key Player: QB Josh Freeman Key Gains: DL Adrian Clayborn Key Losses: LB Barrett Ruud
Outlook: The Saints crashed and burned in the first round of the playoffs at a 7-9 Seahawks team, ending a slightly disappointing season. They weren’t an offensive juggernaut like in ‘09, but Drew Brees is still an elite QB. The offense gains RB Darren Sproles as a Reggie Bush replacement, and the first-round selection of former Heisman winning running back Mark Ingram has generated excitement. WR Marques Colston needs to stay healthy. Defensively, the Saints need to get back to collecting turnovers at a high rate.
Outlook: The Bucs tied Green Bay, the NFC’s final playoff team, at 10-6 last season, but were kept out of the postseason due to tiebreakers. Nevertheless, it was a remarkable seven-game turnaround. A youth movement has emerged, beginning with solid young QB Josh Freeman, who made a dramatic improvement from his rookie season and threw 25 TDs to just six INTs. Two secondyear players, WR Mike Williams and RB LeGarrette Blount, lead the offense. It won’t be a vintage Tampa defense, but the team has done a good job of building through the draft in recent years.
NFL Preview ARIZONA CARDINALS 2010 Record: 5-11 Coach: Ken Whisenhunt Key Player: WR Larry Fitzgerald Key Gains: CB Richard Marshall, S Husain Abdullah, TE Todd Heap, QB Kevin Kolb, CB Patrick Peterson, RB Ryan Williams Key Losses: WR Steve Breaston, RB Tim Hightower Outlook: The Cardinals suffered last year after Kurt Warner’s retirement, trudging through 16 games of a QB combination of Derek Anderson, John Skelton and Max Hall. The Kevin Kolb trade with the Eagles was a foregone conclusion long before the new CBA was ratified, and he should provide stability immediately. RB Beanie Wells and rookie Ryan Williams will share carries, and Williams was impressive early in training camp. The defense was upgraded with several key free-agent signings and No. 6 overall pick CB Patrick Peterson.
SAN FRANCISCO 49ers
2010 Record: 6-10 Coach: Jim Harbaugh Key Player: RB Frank Gore Key Gains: PK David Akers, WR Braylon Edwards, QB Colin Kaepernick Key Losses: CB Nate Clements, LB Takeo Spikes Outlook: QB Alex Smith is entering his seventh season in San Fran after getting taken with the No. 1 pick overall. New head coach John Harbaugh, who led Stanford to a BCS bowl last year, is considered a QB guru and will try to turn Smith into a consistent signal caller. RB Frank Gore is slowing down but is still a fine feature back, and TE Vernon Davis is one of the league’s best. LB Patrick Willis is a bona fide star, but many of the starting spots on the defense (which was just mediocre last year) are up for grabs.
ST. LOUIS RAMS
2010 Record: 7-9 Coach: Steve Spagnuolo Key Player: QB Sam Bradford Key Gains: OG Harvey Dahl, S Quintin Mikell, WR Mike Sims-Walker Key Losses: TE Daniel Fells Outlook: QB Sam Bradford exceeded expectations in his first year out of Oklahoma, doing a great job with a similarly unproven supporting cast. The acquisition of Harvey Dahl strengthens the line, and Mike SimsWalker joins a young and improving receiving corps. The defense was a nice surprise last season with a brutal pass rush that will only get better with top draft pick DE Robert Quinn. The Rams will be a popular pick to take the West after coming a hair short last year, losing 16-6 at division champ Seattle on the last day of the season.
SEATTLE SEAHAWKS 2010 Record: 7-9 Coach: Pete Carroll Key Player: WR Sidney Rice Key Gains: QB Tarvaris Jackson, TE Zach Miller, WR Sidney Rice Key Losses: QB Matt Hasselbeck Outlook: It will be a new-look Seattle team in 2011, as longtime QB Matt Hasselbeck moves on to Tennessee and former Viking Tarvaris Jackson will be the starter. WR Sidney Rice, Jackson’s Minnesota teammate, will look to rebound after only playing in six games due to injury last year. With a healthy rice, an emerging Mike Williams, and newly acquired TE Zach Miller, Seattle could make big improvements in the passing game. The defense was leaky, however, and hopes that its young players continue to improve.
FANTASY Quarterbacks
1. Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers: Rodgers has assumed the mantle of top fantasy quarterback in the league. He gets back TE Jermichael Finley from injury, which will only help the passing attack. The reigning Super Bowl champ threw for 28 TDs last season but could see that number go up. 2. Michael Vick, Philadelphia Eagles: Rating Vick No. 2 overall assumes he will stay healthy for a full season. Last year he wore down under the contact he took while on the run, but he was responsible for a few transcendent fantasy performances. Vick has learned patience in the pocket and his receivers are dynamite. 3. Tom Brady, New England Patriots: The Patriots aren’t going away and neither is the 34-year-old Brady, who led the league with 36 TD passes last year with a career-low four interceptions. He never misses games and rarely has an off week. Brady won’t have Randy Moss, but Chad Ochocinco comes on as a wild card. 4. Drew Brees, New Orleans Saints: Brees’ production and fantasy value dropped from his amazing ’09 performance, but he’s still elite. His overall success hinges largely on the health of top wide receiver target Marques Colston, who may not be 100 percent back from a knee injury. 5. Philip Rivers, San Diego Chargers: It was a strange year for the Chargers offense in 2010, but Rivers produced even though TE Antonio Gates suffered through injuries and WR Vincent Jackson held out for much of the year. Those two are back, however, and Rivers should again put up top-notch numbers. 6. Peyton Manning, Indianapolis Colts: You could easily switch Manning with Rivers, but at No. 6 on our list, Manning is the last top-tier quarterback in the fantasy pool. TE Dallas Clark will be back, and WR Reggie Wayne continues to produce. However, last season the O-line was spotty and this year it may not be any better. 7. Matt Schaub, Houston Texans: Schaub had an up and down 2010 campaign, but could get back on track with WR Andre Johnson and TE Owen Daniels healthy. With those two as his foundation and RB Arian Foster’s continued emergence as a pass-catching threat, Schaub merits a top10 QB selection. 8. Matt Ryan, Atlanta Falcons: Ryan has turned into a reliable fantasy performer thanks in large part to Roddy White’s emergence. Now, Ryan has another weapon in No. 6 overall pick WR Julio Jones. Ryan tossed 28 TDs and had over 3,700 passing yards last year, and could be more productive this season. 9. Tony Romo, Dallas Cowboys: The Cowboys’ disastrous 2010 hit rock bottom when Romo went down with a broken clavicle. If he can stay healthy, he’ll again have stars in WR Miles Austin and TE Jason Witten to work with. He’s a great mid-round value pick with the potential to produce big-time. 10. Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh Steelers: Roethlisberger didn’t miss a beat after a six-game suspension last season, and has a crop of young receivers to throw to in Emmanuel Sanders and Antonio Brown. He will take a few sacks, but he’s shown himself to be one of the most consistent producers in the league.
Running Backs 1. Adrian Peterson, Minnesota Vikings: Uncertainty in the passing game will necessitate more emphasis on the ground attack, and Peterson’s stats could benefit. There will be much debate on whether he should be the top running back, but Peterson could see a season like 2009 when he scored 18 TDs. 2. Chris Johnson, Tennessee Titans: CJ2k suffered through a thigh injury for part of last year, but still managed over 1,600 yards from scrimmage. Johnson didn’t quite live up to the hype generated by his breakout ’09, but he’s still the fastest back in the league, and will see a ton of work this season. 3. Arian Foster, Houston Texans: Foster came out of nowhere last season to lead the league in rushing but enters this year as a known commodity. Asking for a repeat of his 2,220 yards from scrimmage and 18 total TDs is a little much, but he’s still a top-three fantasy back. 4. Jamaal Charles, Kansas City Chiefs: Charles followed up a breakout 2009 with an even better 2010. He is electric at 6.4 yards per carry, and can break a big run at any time. Thomas Jones should see less goal-line work, and Charles should be able to score more than five rushing TD this season. 5. Ray Rice, Baltimore Ravens: Rice started slowly in 2010 but ended up with 1,776 yards from scrimmage. He only managed six touchdowns, but could see more goal-line action this season with Willis McGahee’s departure. Rice will continue to be a security blanket for QB Joe Flacco. 6. Michael Turner, Atlanta Falcons: Turner bounced back from an injury-plagued 2009 to finish third in the league in rushing last year and score 12 TDs. He won’t give you any receptions or receiving yards, however, so draft wisely in a PPR format. 7. LeSean McCoy, Philadelphia Eagles: With all the weapons at the Eagles’ disposal, McCoy will still be the rock of the offense. McCoy rushed for 1,080 yards last year and added 592 yards on 78 receptions, the most catches among running backs. Expect consistent production from McCoy. 8. Rashard Mendenhall, Pittsburgh Steelers: Mendenhall had a nice season last year with 1,273 yards on the ground. He’s not much of a receiving threat, but he scored 13 total TDs last year, which was tied for second in the league. 9. Darren McFadden, Oakland Raiders: It took a few years, but fantasy owners benefited from McFadden’s first 1,000yard season. He scored 10 times last season in 13 games. If McFadden can stay healthy for a full season, he has the potential for a huge year in the defensively challenged AFC West. 10. Maurice Jones-Drew, Jacksonville Jaguars: Provided MJD can fully recover from offseason meniscus surgery, he should again be a top fantasy back. Jones-Drew enjoyed a 1,324-yard season on the ground last year in just 14 games. His TDs need to improve from a career-low seven, however.
FANTASY 11. Matt Forte, Chicago Bears: Forte bounced back from a tough 2009, gaining over 1,600 yards from scrimmage and scoring 10 times. He hasn’t missed a game in three seasons, and should see close to 300 carries again this season. Forte is no worse than a second-round draft choice. 12. Peyton Hillis, Cleveland Browns: Hillis got his first starting shot at running back last season and gained 1,654 yards from scrimmage and 13 TDs. This year, however, it looks as if he will see fewer reps with Brandon Jackson entering the mix. He could also stand to cut down on his fumbles (eight last year). 13. Frank Gore, San Francisco 49ers: Gore has seen his attempts and yardage totals decline almost every season since his outstanding 2006 campaign. Last year Gore only rushed for 853 yards due to an injury, but we’re banking on a healthy return and productiveness in a revamped Jim Harbaugh offense. 14. Ahmad Bradshaw, New York Giants: Last year Bradshaw gained 1,235 yards on the ground and a respectable eight touchdowns. His backfield mate Brandon Jacobs will steal some TDs, but Bradshaw is still a valuable midround choice. He’s back with the Giants after exploring free agency. 15. LeGarrette Blount, Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Blount was one of the surprise performers of 2010 when he surpassed the 1,000-yard mark despite starting just seven games. He has rare big-play ability for such a hefty back (6-foot, 250 pounds) and will only continue to get better for the improving Buccaneers.
Wide Receivers
1. Andre Johnson, Houston Texans: He had some ankle issues in 2010 that limited him, but he still managed 1,216 receiving yards and eight touchdowns in 13 games. Here’s predicting he returns to his ’08 and ’09 form when he had 1,500 yards each year. Johnson turned 30 this year, but still has plenty in the tank. 2. Calvin Johnson, Detroit Lions: “Megatron” played an injury-free season in 2010 on his way to 1,120 receiving yards. Unfortunately, his starting quarterback, Matthew Stafford, wasn’t so lucky. The QB situation in Detroit will dictate how productive Johnson will be in his fifth season in the league. 3. Roddy White, Atlanta Falcons: Expect a small dip in receptions from last season when he led the league in catches with 115, but don’t expect White to fall too far even with the addition of Julio Jones to the Falcons receiving corps. White put up 1,389 receiving yards and 10 scores in his best season yet. 4. Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona Cardinals: If Kevin Kolb can learn the offense quickly, Fitzgerald could become dominant again. Last year the Cardinals trotted out a ramshackle group of QBs and Fitzgerald still put up over 1,100 yards receiving. He should see his TDs rise with Kolb at the helm; he only scored six last season.
5. Hakeem Nicks, New York Giants: Nicks has emerged as Eli Manning’s favorite target, but has to stay healthy after missing a handful of games in his first two years in the league. He’s a great route runner and has outstanding hands; expect another 1,000-yard year and 10-plus scores. 6. Greg Jennings, Green Bay Packers: Jennings has become Aaron Rodgers’ go-to guy, getting to the 1,200-yard mark twice in the last three years and leading the team in receptions during that time. Jennings also scored 12 TDs in 2010. Jennings is a sure thing in the second round on draft day. 7. DeSean Jackson, Philadelphia Eagles: His overall fantasy value is lower than his talent level due to sharing targets with Jeremy Maclin, but Jackson is one of the most explosive players in the NFL. He had some huge games last year, including a 210-yard performance against Dallas on just four receptions. 8. Mike Wallace, Pittsburgh Steelers: The Steelers’ bread and butter is still the run, but Wallace broke out in 2010 with seven 100-yard games and 10 TDs. He’s developed a great chemistry with Ben Roethlisberger, so the third-year player should be a fantasy producer for years to come. 9. Vincent Jackson, San Diego Chargers: He sat out nearly all of last year due to contract disputes, and only tallied 248 receiving yards in five games. But Jackson is capable of big production in the Chargers system; before last year, he was coming off of back-to-back 1,000-yard campaigns. 10. Sidney Rice, Seattle Seahawks: Rice will have a familiar face throwing him the football this season in likely starter Tarvaris Jackson. Rice is looking for a bounce-back season after undergoing hip surgery last year and playing in just six contests for Minnesota. 11. Miles Austin, Dallas Cowboys: Though Austin didn’t equal his out-of-nowhere 2009 numbers, his 1,041 receiving yards and seven touchdowns were very respectable. Dez Bryant will get more targets in his second year, but Roy Williams’ departure will free up more opportunities for Austin. 12. Reggie Wayne, Indianapolis Colts: Wayne has been Mr. Consistency since joining the Colts in 2001, and enjoyed his seventh straight season of 1,000 or more receiving yards. He didn’t produce much in the touchdown department, just scoring six times, but you should expect around 100 receptions and production every week. 13. Dwayne Bowe, Kansas City Chiefs: Bowe tallied 15 TDs last season, scoring once every five times he caught the ball. It was more than twice his previous season scoring high, but another double-digit TD year isn’t out of the question. 14. Dez Bryant, Dallas Cowboys: Bryant has immense physical gifts and increased his role as the season wore on. He’s as exciting as anyone in the league in the open field and will also add value in the punt return department. He could eventually surpass Miles Austin as the No. 1 wide receiver.
FANTASY 15. Mike Williams, Tampa Bay Buccaneers: With Josh Freeman emerging as one of the best young QBs in the league, this Syracuse product will become more valuable as a fantasy performer. He had a fantastic rookie season, amassing 964 receiving yards and 11 touchdowns.
Tight Ends
1. Antonio Gates, San Diego Chargers – Gates was on his way to an absurdly productive season when he went down with a foot injury. Before that, he had nearly 800 yards receiving and 10 touchdowns in 10 games. Usually very durable, Gates should be back healthy in 2011. 2. Dallas Clark, Indianapolis Colts: Though the Colts barely missed a beat with backup Jacob Tamme filling in for the last 10 games of the year, that just reinforces what we already know about Peyton Manning’s squad: the system works. Clark should give fantasy owners close to doubledigit touchdowns. 3. Jason Witten, Dallas Cowboys: Maybe the best pure receiver among tight ends, Witten continues to produce at a high clip. With another 1,000-yard campaign and nine touchdowns last season, Witten was last year’s top TE in fantasy points, and will only benefit from a healthy Romo. 4. Jermichael Finley, Green Bay Packers: Missing all of last year with a knee injury doesn’t inspire confidence in fantasy owners, but his recovery seems to have gone smoothly. The final piece of the passing game puzzle could take the Packers’ attack to new heights. 5. Vernon Davis, San Francisco 49ers: Davis couldn’t follow up his ultra-productive, 13-touchdown 2009 with a similar stat line, but he nearly broke the 1,000-yard mark again. With Jim Harbaugh in to overhaul the 49ers offense, Davis should continue to be productive. 6. Owen Daniels, Houston Texans: Daniels couldn’t shake several nagging injuries last year, but piled up 271 receiving yards and two touchdowns in the last four games of last season. Unfortunately, those two scores were his only ones on the season; that needs to change. 7. Jimmy Graham, New Orleans Saints: The former college basketball player showed flashes of brilliance last fall and is ready to become a top target. Jeremy Shockey’s gone and Graham, one of the most athletic tight ends in the league, will be the top TE this year for the Saints. 8. Brandon Pettigrew, Detroit Lions: Pettigrew responded well in 2010 coming off a major knee injury, posting 71 receptions. With an additional year of recovery time, he could be even more explosive.
Kickers
1. Nate Kaeding, San Diego Chargers: Kaeding missed three games with a groin injury in 2010, but should be back full strength. Expect more than the 23 field goals he produced last season.
2. Mason Crosby, Green Bay Packers: With the Packers offense rolling, you can expect nearly 50 fantasy points on extra points alone. Crosby is accurate and should be a top-three kicker. 3. Rob Bironas, Tennessee Titans: The 33-year-old had his most accurate season yet last year, hitting 24 of 26 field goal tries. Bironas is one of the best at converting attempts beyond 50 yards. 4. Stephen Gostkowski, New England Patriots: He tore a quadriceps muscle and missed over half of last season, but Gostkowski should be back 100 percent this fall. He’s a legitimate No. 1 kicker choice. 5. Neil Rackers, Houston Texans: Rackers hit 27 of 30 field goal attempts last year, and connected on three tries from beyond 50 yards last year.
Defenses
1. Pittsburgh Steelers – The Steelers will continue to rack up points with a ton of interceptions and sacks, and yielded the fewest points per game last year. We’ll give the Steel Curtain the nod as the top defense again for 2011. 2. Philadelphia Eagles – Philly added the best free agent on the market in CB Nnamdi Asomugha and another fine corner in Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie. Also, return man DeSean Jackson is a threat to take it to the house on any given punt. 3. Green Bay Packers – The Packers were very good defensively in 2010, and they’ll get a few players back from IR. Green Bay is fantastic in the back seven, which features a star in Charles Woodson and helped the Pack finish second in the league in INTs. 4. New York Jets – CB Darrelle Revis is the most talented Jets defender, and mastermind Rex Ryan will still bring the creative defensive packages and punishing blitzes. Expect the Jets to be up near the league lead in sacks. 5. Baltimore Ravens – S Ed Reed came back in a big way after leading the league with eight interceptions in 2010. The Baltimore D won’t produce as many sacks as in years past, but this is still an elite defensive unit.
NFL Schedules   WEEK 1 THU, SEP 8 New Orleans at GB 8:30 pm NBC SUN, SEP 11 Pittsburgh at Baltimore 1:00 pm CBS Detroit at Tampa Bay 1:00 pm FOX Philadelphia at St. Louis 1:00 pm FOX Buffalo at Kansas City 1:00 pm CBS Tennessee at Jacksonville 1:00 pm CBS Indianapolis at Houston 1:00 pm CBS Cincinnati at Cleveland 1:00 pm CBS Atlanta at Chicago 1:00 pm FOX N.Y. Giants at Washington 4:15 pm FOX Seattle at San Francisco 4:15 pm FOX Minnesota at San Diego 4:15 pm FOX Carolina at Arizona 4:15 pm FOX Dallas at N.Y. Jets 8:20 pm NBC
WEEK 4 SUN, OCT 2 Carolina at Chicago 1:00 pm FOX Buffalo at Cincinnati 1:00 pm CBS Washington at St. Louis 1:00 pm FOX SF at Philadelphia 1:00 pm FOX Minnesota at Kansas City 1:00 pm FOX NO at Jacksonville 1:00 pm FOX Pittsburgh at Houston 1:00 pm CBS Detroit at Dallas 1:00 pm FOX Tennessee at Cleveland 1:00 pm CBS Atlanta at Seattle 4:05 pm FOX N.Y. Giants at Arizona 4:05 pm FOX Miami at San Diego 4:15 pm CBS New England at Oakland 4:15 pm CBS Denver at Green Bay 4:15 pm CBS N.Y. Jets at Baltimore 8:20 pm NBC
MON, SEP 12 New England at Miami 7:00 pm ESPN Oakland at Denver 10:15 pm ESPN
MON, OCT 3 Indianapolis at TB
WEEK 2 SUN, SEP 18 Oakland at Buffalo 1:00 pm CBS Green Bay at Carolina 1:00 pm FOX Arizona at Washington 1:00 pm FOX Baltimore at Tennessee 1:00 pm CBS Seattle at Pittsburgh 1:00 pm FOX Jacksonville at N.Y. Jets 1:00 pm CBS Chicago at New Orleans 1:00 pm FOX Kansas City at Detroit 1:00 pm CBS Cleveland at Indianapolis 1:00 pm CBS Tampa Bay at Minnesota 1:00 pm FOX Dallas at San Francisco 4:05 pm FOX Cincinnati at Denver 4:15 pm CBS San Diego at NE 4:15 pm CBS Houston at Miami 4:15 pm CBS Philadelphia at Atlanta 8:20 pm NBC MON, SEP 19 St. Louis at N.Y. Giants 8:30 pm ESPN
WEEK 5 SUN, OCT 9 Philadelphia at Buffalo 1:00 pm FOX New Orleans at Carolina 1:00 pm FOX Oakland at Houston 1:00 pm CBS KC at Indianapolis 1:00 pm CBS Cincinnati at Jacksonville 1:00 pm CBS Arizona at Minnesota 1:00 pm FOX Seattle at N.Y. Giants 1:00 pm FOX Tennessee at Pittsburgh 1:00 pm CBS Tampa Bay at SF 4:05 pm FOX San Diego at Denver 4:15 pm CBS N.Y. Jets at New England 4:15 pm CBS GB at Atlanta 8:20 pm NBC
WEEK 8 SUN, OCT 30 Arizona at Baltimore Minnesota at Carolina Jacksonville at Houston Miami at N.Y. Giants NO at St. Louis Indianapolis at Tenn Wash at Buffalo Detroit at Denver NE at Pittsburgh Cleveland at SF Cincinnati at Seattle Dallas at Philadelphia
MON, OCT 10 Chicago at Detroit 8:30 pm ESPN Bye: Baltimore,Dallas,Miami, St. Louis,Washington,Cleveland
MON, OCT 31 San Diego at KC 8:30 pm ESPN Bye: Atlanta,Chicago,Green Bay, N.Y. Jets,Oakland,Tampa Bay
WEEK 3 SUN, SEP 25 New England at Buffalo 1:00 pm CBS Jacksonville at Carolina 1:00 pm CBS Denver at Tennessee 1:00 pm CBS N.Y. Giants at Philadelphia 1:00 pm FOX Houston at New Orleans 1:00 pm CBS Detroit at Minnesota 1:00 pm FOX Miami at Cleveland 1:00 pm CBS SF at Cincinnati 1:00 pm FOX N.Y. Jets at Oakland 4:05 pm CBS Baltimore at St. Louis 4:05 pm CBS Kansas City at SD 4:05 pm CBS Atlanta at Tampa Bay 4:15 pm FOX Arizona at Seattle 4:15 pm FOX Green Bay at Chicago 4:15 pm FOX Pittsburgh at Indianapolis 8:20 pm NBC MON, SEP 26 Washington at Dallas 8:30 pm ESPN
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1:00 pm FOX 1:00 pm FOX 1:00 pm FOX 1:00 pm CBS 1:00 pm CBS 1:00 pm FOX 1:00 pm CBS 4:05 pm CBS 4:05 pm CBS 4:15 pm FOX 4:15 pm FOX 8:20 pm NBC
MON, OCT 24 Balt at Jacksonville 8:30 pm ESPN Bye: Buffalo,Cincinnati, N.Y. Giants,Philadelphia, San Francisco,New England
1:00 pm FOX 1:00 pm FOX 1:00 pm CBS 1:00 pm CBS 1:00 pm FOX 1:00 pm CBS 4:05 pm FOX 4:05 pm FOX 4:15 pm CBS 4:15 pm CBS 4:15 pm CBS 8:20 pm NBC
WEEK 9
SUN, OCT 16 Carolina at Atlanta 1:00 pm FOX Indianapolis at Cincinnati 1:00 pm CBS San Francisco at Detroit 1:00 pm FOX St. Louis at Green Bay 1:00 pm FOX Buffalo at N.Y. Giants 1:00 pm CBS Jacksonville at Pittsburgh 1:00 pm CBS Philadelphia at Wash 1:00 pm FOX Houston at Baltimore 4:05 pm CBS Cleveland at Oakland 4:05 pm CBS Dallas at New England 4:15 pm FOX New Orleans at TB 4:15 pm FOX Minnesota at Chicago 8:20 pm NBC MON, OCT 17 Miami at N.Y. Jets
WEEK 7 SUN, OCT 23 Washington at Carolina Seattle at Cleveland Atlanta at Detroit Denver at Miami San Diego at N.Y. Jets Chicago at Tampa Bay Houston at Tennessee Pittsburgh at Arizona KC at Oakland St. Louis at Dallas GB at Minnesota Indianapolis at NO
8:30 pm ESPN
Bye: Arizona,Denver,Kansas City, San Diego,Seattle,Tennessee
SUN, NOV 6 N.Y. Jets at Buffalo Seattle at Dallas Cleveland at Houston Atlanta at Indianapolis Miami at Kansas City Tampa Bay at NO SF at Washington Denver at Oakland Cincinnati at Tenn St. Louis at Arizona N.Y. Giants at NE GB at San Diego Baltimore at Pittsburgh
1:00 pm CBS 1:00 pm FOX 1:00 pm CBS 1:00 pm FOX 1:00 pm CBS 1:00 pm FOX 1:00 pm FOX 4:05 pm CBS 4:05 pm CBS 4:15 pm FOX 4:15 pm FOX 4:15 pm FOX 8:20 pm NBC
MON, NOV 7 Chicago at Philly 8:30 pm ESPN Bye: Carolina,Detroit,Jacksonville, Minnesota
WEEK 10 THU, NOV 10 Oakland at SD SUN, NOV 13 New Orleans at Atlanta Houston at Tampa Bay Arizona at Philadelphia Washington at Miami Tennessee at Carolina Detroit at Chicago Pittsburgh at Cincinnati St. Louis at Cleveland Buffalo at Dallas Jacksonville at IND Denver at Kansas City Baltimore at Seattle N.Y. Giants at SF NE at N.Y. Jets
8:20 pm NFL 1:00 pm FOX 1:00 pm CBS 1:00 pm FOX 1:00 pm FOX 1:00 pm CBS 1:00 pm FOX 1:00 pm CBS 1:00 pm FOX 1:00 pm CBS 1:00 pm CBS 1:00 pm CBS 4:05 pm CBS 4:15 pm FOX 8:20 pm NBC
MON, NOV 14 Minnesota at Green Bay 8:30 pm ESPN WEEK 11 THU, NOV 17 N.Y. Jets at Denver SUN, NOV 20 Cincinnati at Baltimore Jacksonville at Cleveland Carolina at Detroit Tampa Bay at GB Tennessee at Atlanta Buffalo at Miami Dallas at Washington Oakland at Minnesota Arizona at SF Seattle at St. Louis San Diego at Chicago Philadelphia at NYG
MON, DEC 5 SD at Jacksonville
8:20 pm NFL 1:00 pm CBS 1:00 pm CBS 1:00 pm FOX 1:00 pm CBS 1:00 pm FOX 1:00 pm CBS 1:00 pm CBS 1:00 pm CBS 1:00 pm FOX 4:05 pm CBS 4:15 pm FOX 4:15 pm FOX 4:15 pm FOX 8:20 pm NBC
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WEEK 14 8:20 pm NFL 1:00 pm CBS 1:00 pm CBS 1:00 pm FOX 1:00 pm FOX 1:00 pm CBS 1:00 pm CBS 1:00 pm FOX 1:00 pm CBS 4:05 pm FOX 4:05 pm FOX 4:15 pm CBS 8:20 pm NBC
MON, NOV 22 Kansas City at NE 8:30 pm ESPN Bye: Indianapolis,NewOrleans, Pittsburgh,Houston WEEK 12
THU, DEC 8 Cleveland at Pittsburgh 8:20 pm NFL SUN, DEC 11 Indianapolis at Baltimore 1:00 pm CBS NE at Washington 1:00 pm CBS New Orleans at Tenn 1:00 pm FOX KC at N.Y. Jets 1:00 pm CBS Philadelphia at Miami 1:00 pm FOX Atlanta at Carolina 1:00 pm FOX Houston at Cincinnati 1:00 pm CBS Minnesota at Detroit 1:00 pm FOX Oakland at Green Bay 1:00 pm CBS TB at Jacksonville 1:00 pm FOX Chicago at Denver 4:05 pm FOX SF at Arizona 4:05 pm FOX Buffalo at San Diego 4:15 pm CBS N.Y. Giants at Dallas 8:20 pm NBC MON, DEC 12 St. Louis at Seattle
12:30 pm FS 4:15 pm CBS 8:20 pm NFL
SUN, NOV 27 Houston at Jacksonville Carolina at Indianapolis Cleveland at Cincinnati Minnesota at Atlanta Buffalo at N.Y. Jets Tampa Bay at Tenn Arizona at St. Louis Chicago at Oakland Washington at Seattle Denver at San Diego NE at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Kansas City
1:00 pm CBS 1:00 pm FOX 1:00 pm CBS 1:00 pm FOX 1:00 pm CBS 1:00 pm FOX 1:00 pm FOX 4:05 pm FOX 4:05 pm FOX 4:15 pm CBS 4:15 pm CBS 8:20 pm NBC
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THU, DEC 15 Jacksonville at Atlanta SAT, DEC 17 Dallas at Tampa Bay SUN, DEC 18 Carolina at Houston Tenn at Indianapolis Green Bay at KC Seattle at Chicago Miami at Buffalo NO at Minnesota Cincinnati at St. Louis Wash at N.Y. Giants Detroit at Oakland Cleveland at Arizona New England at Denver N.Y. Jets at Philadelphia Baltimore at SD MON, DEC 19 Pittsburgh at SF
WEEK 16 THU, DEC 22 Houston at Indianapolis 8:20 pm NFL SAT, DEC 24 Cleveland at Baltimore 1:00 pm CBS Minnesota at Wash 1:00 pm FOX Jacksonville at Tenn 1:00 pm CBS St. Louis at Pittsburgh 1:00 pm FOX N.Y. Giants at N.Y. Jets 1:00 pm FOX Denver at Buffalo 1:00 pm CBS TB at Carolina 1:00 pm FOX Arizona at Cincinnati 1:00 pm FOX Oakland at Kansas City 1:00 pm CBS Miami at New England 1:00 pm CBS San Diego at Detroit 4:05 pm CBS SF at Seattle 4:15 pm FOX Philadelphia at Dallas 4:15 pm FOX SUN, DEC 25 Chicago at Green Bay 8:20 pm NBC MON, DEC 26 Atlanta at NO 8:30 pm ESPN WEEK 17 SUN, JAN 1 Tampa Bay at Atlanta 1:00 pm FOX Baltimore at Cincinnati 1:00 pm CBS SF at St. Louis 1:00 pm FOX Wash at Philadelphia 1:00 pm FOX Pittsburgh at Cleveland 1:00 pm CBS Detroit at Green Bay 1:00 pm FOX Tennessee at Houston 1:00 pm CBS IND at Jacksonville 1:00 pm CBS N.Y. Jets at Miami 1:00 pm CBS Chicago at Minnesota 1:00 pm FOX Buffalo at NE 1:00 pm CBS Carolina at NO 1:00 pm FOX Dallas at N.Y. Giants 1:00 pm FOX Seattle at Arizona 4:15 pm FOX Kansas City at Denver 4:15 pm CBS San Diego at Oakland 4:15 pm CBS
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WEEK 15
THU, NOV 24 Green Bay at Detroit Miami at Dallas SF at Baltimore
MON, NOV 28 N.Y. Giants at NO
WEEK 13 THU, DEC 1 Philadelphia at Seattle SUN, DEC 4 Tennessee at Buffalo N.Y. Jets at Washington Carolina at Tampa Bay Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Detroit at New Orleans Oakland at Miami Kansas City at Chicago Baltimore at Cleveland Atlanta at Houston Denver at Minnesota Dallas at Arizona St. Louis at SF GB at N.Y. Giants Indianapolis at NE
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JAN 7-8 Wild Card Weekend JAN 14-15 Divisional Playoffs JAN 22 Conference Championships JAN 29 Pro Bowl, Honolulu, Hawaii FEB 5 Super Bowl XLVI Lucas Oil Stadium Indianapolis, IN *All Times EST
Bowl Schedules Gildan New Mexico - MWC vs. Pac-12 uDrove Humanitarian - MAC vs. WAC R+L Carriers New Orleans - C-USA vs. Sun Belt Beef 'O' Brady's St. Petersburg - Big East vs. C-USA S.D. County Credit Union Poinsettia - MWC vs. WAC MAACO Las Vegas - MWC vs. Pac-12 Sheraton Hawaii - C-USA vs. WAC AdvoCare V100 Independence - ACC vs. MWC Little Caesars - Big Ten vs. MAC Belk - ACC vs. Big East Military Bowl - ACC vs. Navy Bridgepoint Education Holiday - Big 12 vs. Pac-12 Champs Sports - ACC vs. Big East Valero Alamo - Big 12 vs. Pac-12 Bell Helicopter Armed Forces - BYU vs. C-USA New Era Pinstripe - Big 12 vs. Big East Franklin American Mortgage Music City - ACC vs. SEC Insight - Big Ten vs. Big 12 Meineke Car Care of Texas - Big Ten vs. Big 12 Hyundai Sun - ACC vs. Pac-12 AutoZone Liberty - C-USA vs. SEC Kraft Fight Hunger - Army vs. Pac-12 Chick-fil-A - ACC vs. SEC TicketCity - Big Ten vs. C-USA Outback - Big Ten vs. SEC Capital One - Big Ten vs. SEC Gator Bowl - Big Ten vs. SEC Rose Bowl Game - BCS vs. BCS Allstate Sugar - BCS vs. BCS Discover Orange - BCS vs. BCS Tostitos Fiesta - BCS vs. BCS AT&T Cotton - Big 12 vs. SEC BBVA Compass Bowl - Big East vs. SEC GoDaddy.com - MAC vs. Sun Belt Allstate BCS National Championship Game
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Dec. 17 - 2 p.m. Dec. 17 - 5:30 p.m. Dec. 17 - 9 p.m. Dec. 20 - 8 p.m. Dec. 21 - 8 p.m. Dec. 22 - 8 p.m. Dec. 24 - 8 p.m. Dec. 26 - 5 p.m. Dec. 27 - 4:30 p.m. Dec. 27 - 8 p.m. Dec. 28 - 4:30 p.m. Dec. 28 - 8 p.m. Dec. 29 - 5:30 p.m. Dec. 29 - 9 p.m. Dec. 30 - Noon Dec. 30 - 3:20 p.m. Dec. 30 - 6:40 p.m. Dec. 30 - 10 p.m. Dec. 31 - Noon Dec. 31 - 2 p.m. Dec. 31 - 3:30 p.m. Dec. 31 - 3:30 p.m. Dec. 31 - 7:30 p.m. Jan. 2 - Noon Jan. 2 - 1 p.m. Jan. 2 - 1 p.m. Jan. 2 - 1 p.m. Jan. 2 - 5 p.m. Jan. 3 - 8:30 p.m. Jan. 4 - 8 p.m. Jan. 5 - 8:30 p.m. Jan. 6 - 8 p.m. Jan. 7 - 1 p.m. Jan. 8 - 9 p.m. Jan. 9 - 8:30 p.m.
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USED TRUCK Lakeside International Trucks always has a wide selection of quality used truck inventory. Every Lakeside used truck has a thorough mechanical inspection, DOT and preventative maintenance inspection, quick lube, and topto-bottom reconditioning. We also offer National Truck Protection warranties for your convenience. We accept trade-ins and offer very competitive interest rates for those who qualify. If we don’t have what you are looking for, we can use our nationwide locator to find the right truck for your application.
Our wide selection of truck inventory can be viewed online 24-hours a day. With inventory changing daily, it’s a convenient and easy way to find the truck you’re looking for. For the dealership nearest you see the back page of this booklet for all our locations.
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www.LakesideTrucks.com
FEATURING BEST-IN-CLASS 速 INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS & MAXXFORCE速 ENGINES
Milwaukee, WI (414) 353-4800
Racine, WI (262) 884-1300
West Bend, WI (262) 629-4600
Random Lake, WI (920) 994-4354
Janesville, WI (608) 754-8195
Monroe, WI (608) 328-8179
Madison, WI (608) 246-5860
Rockford, IL (815) 484-4000
View our inventory at
www.LakesideTrucks.com