Part 3 of 3 in the Bowl Predictions brought to you by Eisentower30. Everything that's left. We're getting into the intriguing matchups now. Since I'm in San Diego, I have no access to NCAA Football 2008, so that feature will be taken off. It will be replaced with a Battle Of The Mascots. A new feature where each team's mascot will be pitted against each other. Based on the dictionary's description of the mascot, I will determine which would win a fight in real life.

Update going into the December 30th Independence Bowl: 7-7, 19 trophies won, 27 trophies lost.

  
What: Roady's Humanitarian Bowl
Who: Fresno State vs. Georgia Tech
Where/When: Bronco Stadium, Boise, ID. December 31, 2:00 pm, ESPN2
Spread (as of 12/29): Georgia Tech -6
Eisentower30's Pick: Georgia Tech -6
Why: When Georgia Tech wins it is behind the success of their defense. This is not a high-powered offense. Averaging 26.1 ppg on offense seems pedestrian compared to Fresno State's 32.2 ppg. On the road, Fresno's average point total rises to 35.3 ppg. So this is no joke offensively. But football is a two-way street. Fresno has allowed 26.9 ppg on the year, with an astonishing 37.3 ppg allowed away from home in 2007. 37.3!!!??? That's unbelievable for a bowl-eligible team. Especially in comparison to Georgia Tech's 19.4 ppg allowed on the road. Defensively Georgia has been stout all year too (19.2 ppg). If only they had some offensive weapons they would have been able to really compete. But statistics are not all that matters here. You know how I feel about coaching changes during bowl games. I don't know that Tech can perform at its best without their true coach calling the plays. Also, Fresno doesn't have to go very far, while the Yellow Jackets are crossing the country. Most interesting to me, though, is the line movement Vegas is presenting. The line opened at -4.5 and has moved to -6. With 69% of the public taking Georgia Tech, that means Vegas wants more people backing Fresno, but they weren't willing to jump it to a full touchdown. Which makes this the perfect opportunity to pounce on Tech. I feel like this could be a close game, but as long as Tech's defense shows up, it should be about a touchdown difference.
Battle Of The Mascots: Yellow Jacket vs. Bulldog. Although the yellow jacket leads with a stinger in the back, the bulldog easily shrugs it off and moves along. At any point the bulldog could swat the yellow jacket dead. But the yellow jacket is much too elusive to be caught by a bulldog. Winner- Draw
Predicted Score: Georgia Tech 27 Fresno St. 20
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What: Sun Bowl
Who: #21 South Florida vs. Oregon
Where/When: Sun Bowl Stadium, El Paso, TX. December 31, 2:00 pm, CBS
Spread (as of 12/29): South Florida -6
Eisentower30's Pick: Oregon +6
Why: This is weird. I really like South Florida for so many reasons. Defense. Matt Grothe. Oregon's inability to do anything offensively without Dennis Dixon. But with 84% of the public backing USF, the line has moved .5 downward from an opening -6.5 to now -6. So, Vegas seems to believe that they can get even more people to take South Florida, which translates into more money for them since they are convinced the Bulls won't cover. That changes a lot. I can't really predict much about how Oregon will play because I haven't seen them without Dixon. Same goes for South Florida. They aren't an easily predictable team this year. But I have to assume both teams will bring their best. Considering Oregon isn't JUST Dennis Dixon, and they did find a way to hold USC to 17 points, Arizona State to 23 points, and a self-destructive-but-still-elite-program in Michigan to 7, I'll give them the benefit of the doubt. Maybe they've spent this off time figuring out a new plan since Dixon's injury caught them off guard during an important stretch. The Ducks will cover, but still lose.
Battle Of The Mascots: Bull vs. Duck. Easy victory for the bull. On land, the duck is hopeless against the bull. Even in water, the bull smothers the duck and drowns it. Winner- Bull
Predicted Score: South Florida 24 Oregon 21
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What: Gaylord Hotels Music City Bowl
Who: Florida State vs. Kentucky
Where/When: LP Field, Nashville, TN. December 31, 4:00 pm, ESPN
Spread (as of 12/29): Kentucky -9.5
Eisentower30's Pick: Kentucky -9.5
Why: I'm glad I saved previewing this game for now considering all that has happened lately. If you don't already know, Florida State has suspended 24-ish of its players for this game. A bold move. But have you heard why? They all cheated on a music history class! MUSIC HISTORY! Come on. I've taken that class. I hated it just as much as they did. I didn't pay much attention like they probably didn't. And I didn't get amazing grades like they probably don't. But you shouldn't have to cheat on that exam. It's not math or physics. I can't get into it any more or I'll start getting angry. This game opened up at EVEN! EVEN! Vegas felt neither team had an advantage over the other. Now it's 9.5. One of the larger of all the bowl games. I hope FSU loses by 40. And that's not only the Miami Hurricane fan in me talking, but the football fan that enjoys matchups like this should have been. A lot of credit should go to FSU for following through with this punishment. Now they don't have to blame Andre Woodson for beating them. Which was the case already in my opinion.
Battle Of The Mascots: Seminole vs. Wildcat. The dictionary refers to a wildcat as "noted for its ferocity." But this ferocity is no match for the spear of a Seminole. From a safe distance the Seminole launches his spear at the wildcat striking it dead. Winner- Seminole
Predicted Score: Kentucky 45 Florida State 13
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What: Insight Bowl
Who: Oklahoma State vs. Indiana
Where/When: Sun Devil Stadium, Tempe, AZ. December 31, 5:30 pm, NFL Network
Spread (as of 12/29): Oklahoma State -4
Eisentower30's Pick: Indiana +4
Why: I like Indiana here. They are the best story of this college football season, but that doesn't mean anything except that the past teams were terrible. QB Kellen Lewis is one of the more exciting players in the game right now. His ability to connect with WR James Hardy is a sight to behold. They are one of the best tandems out there. In the end, though, these teams aren't too different. Both are around 30 ppg offensively. Indiana has allowed 26.7 ppg on defense to Oklahoma State's 29.2 ppg. I find it hard to believe they will stop the Lewis-Hardy connection. I like the points and Indiana's potential to win outright. I am willing to stake 5 trophies that this game will go to overtime.
Battle Of The Mascots: Cowboy vs. Hoosier. Besides recognized as "a man, typically one on horseback, who herds and tends cattle" the dictionary also defines a cowboy as "a person who is reckless or careless." A hoosier is defined as "a native or inhabitant of Indiana." The reckless nature and many other talents of a cowboy would easily outduel a simple resident of Indiana. With no special abilities or specific talents, the hoosier is taken down swiftly by the cowboy. Winner- Cowboy
Predicted Score: Indiana 50 Oklahoma State 48 (2 OT)
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What: Chick-Fil-A Bowl
Who: #15 Clemson vs. #23 Auburn
Where/When: Georgia Dome, Atlanta, GA. December 31, 7:30 pm, ESPN
Spread (as of 12/29): Clemson -2.5
Eisentower30's Pick: Clemson -2.5
Why: To give Auburn their due credit, the Fighting Tubervilles went 6-1 against ranked teams this season. But they won't beat this one. Clemson averaged 34.2 ppg this year thanks to some serious talent. Running backs James Davis and C.J. Spiller both have the ability to rush for 100 yards in this or any other game. The team reminds me of Auburn's combo of Cadillac Williams and Ronnie Brown back in 2004 when they went undefeated. But that doesn't guarantee anything against one of the best defenses in the country. Auburn held opponents to 16.7 ppg this year. That's damn good. And let's not forget they are in the SEC. 16.7 ppg allowed in a season where they played 7 ranked teams. Yet, Clemson's defense is no slouch with 18.3 ppg allowed in 2007. When it comes down to ppg comparisons, both have good defense, whereas Auburn seems to have problems getting in the endzone. I really like Clemson to win this game and with a spread of 2.5 points, that pretty much locks it up. This game will be extremely physical. Look for at least 1 or 2 ESPN Highlights of huge hits. As long as Clemson can eliminate giveaways and maximize takeaways (this goes for every team in history) they will win. I'm going against a senior quarterback here in Brandon Cox, which makes me uncomfortable, but after seeing Matt Ryan not create fireworks in his final game, I'm okay with it.
Battle Of The Mascots: Tiger vs. Tiger. Winner- Draw
Predicted Score: Clemson 27 Auburn 24
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What: Outback Bowl
Who: #16 Tennessee vs. #18 Wisconsin
Where/When: Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, FL. January 1, 11:00 am, ESPN
Spread (as of 12/29): Tennessee -2
Eisentower30's Pick: Tennessee -2
Why: Ugh. Wisconsin. Finally, we only have to watch this team play once more this season. They are so overrated it's funny. Not only were the Badgers 4-7 ATS, but they were 1-3 as an underdog. Worst of all, Wisconsin was 2-5 ATS against ranked teams in 2007. Terrible. On the other side, Tennessee went 4-1 ATS against ranked teams, 7-4 in all games, and 42 as a favorite. According to all those numbers, Tennessee already has my vote. But why else? All of their 3 losses came on the road at tough stadiums (California, Alabama, LSU). Who remembers when the Badgers were ranked 7th in the nation? P.J. Hill was the main reason for that and he is most likely not going to be available here. The key starter for the Volunteers is senior quarterback Erik Ainge. To me, this guy is the most underrated quarterback in the country. The only thing holding back Tennessee from a 4-9 season rather than a 9-4 one is his ability to win the game himself. He will do that here.
Battle Of The Mascots: Volunteer (represented by a Bluetick Coonhound) vs. Badger. A Coonhound is defined as "a dog of American breed, used to hunt raccoons. Considering the physical similarities between badgers and raccoons, the coonhound successfully hunts the badgers down and defeats it easily. Winner- Volunteer
Predicted Score: Tennessee 38 Wisconsin 24
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What: Cotton Bowl
Who: #6 Missouri vs. Arkansas
Where/When: Cotton Bowl, Dallas, TX. January 1, 11:30 AM, FOX
Spread (as of 12/29): Missouri -3.5
Eisentower30's Pick: Arkansas +3.5
Why: Arkansas isn't really unranked. They should be somewhere right around #25. But it looks weird doesn't it? The #6 team in the country playing an unranked team in January? Missouri keeps getting disrespected. Underdogs against Oklahoma (with reason, but still), shoved out of the BCS, and now only 3.5 point favorites against a team that's almost 20 slots lower in the rankings. But let's not forget who this Arkansas Razorbacks team possesses. The best playmaking, game-changing, alleged-car-receiving running back in the nation, Darren McFadden. First of all, I should say that this guy is going to benefit an indescribable amount from Adrian Peterson's rookie season. McFadden is the next ADP and nobody is going to pass that up a second time. Now, to the game. If I hear one more person say how Missouri can't get up for this game because it's not BCS, I may explode. This is a team that didn't have anybody expecting them to play in late December, let alone January. They are a proud squad and will not want to go out with a loss. Yet, here's the kicker. Every team with a superior running game played Missouri tough. They lost twice to Oklahoma, Texas A&M played them close for most of the game, and Illinois nearly beat them on opening week. McFadden is a man above those men. Be prepared for a serious showcase. You don't actually think he is NOT pissed off to come 2nd in the Heisman 2 years in a row. He will earn his draft slot in this game. The only number that makes me nervous is Missouri's 6-0 ATS as a favorite of 3.5-10 points this season. I'll take the risk.
Battle Of The Mascots: Tiger vs. Razorback. A razorback is defined as "a pig of half-wild breed." Not only considering the recent coverage of tiger's abilities to maul certain things and the lack of publicity for razorback/hog violence, the tiger seems an easy choice in this fight. Although the small horns of the hog protect it briefly from initial attacks, the tiger eventually overcomes the razorback. Winner- Tiger.
Predicted Score: Arkansas 45 Missouri 41
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What: Capital One Bowl
Who: #12 Florida vs. Michigan
Where/When: Citrus Bowl, Orlando, FL. January 1, 1:00 pm, ABC
Spread (as of 12/29): Florida -10.5
Eisentower30's Pick: Michigan +10.5
Why: Vegas is licking their chops right now. 82% of the public is taking Florida -10.5 and they aren't moving the line one bit. It's all working perfectly. This is one of those games where the public has been wooed in all the wrong directions by the media. What do the general public know about these two teams? Florida has the Heisman and Michigan lost to Appalachian State. But let's be serious here. 10.5 points!? You've got to be kidding. This is Michigan! This is Lloyd Carr's last game! This is the exceptionally talented senior class' last game! Michigan is going to play the best game they possibly can. It's not like they lost to slouches. They lost to 4 good teams. The players didn't do their research and found out too late that Appy State is a dynasty in D-1AA right now. The other losses were to Dennis Dixon's Oregon, at Wisconsin (overrated, but still tough), and at Ohio State. This isn't Notre Dame. Michigan has some damn good players. Henne, Hart, Manningham, Long, etc. And guess what? All the key ones are seniors. This is Michigan's Senior Bowl. Say goodbye to Mike Hart, Chad Henne, Jake Long, and Lloyd Carr. This team will not be beat by 2 scores. In fact, this team will not be beat. UPSET OF THE SEASON. Although, to me, this really isn't an upset. It should be a great game. Mike Hart will get his 30+ carries, Chad Henne will take his 30+ blows to the head and always get up, and Lloyd Carr will take his 30+ (actually, 28) years involved with Michigan football and go out strong. Sorry Florida, you're just not good enough. You don't have the passion coming into this game the Wolverines have. Let's not forget that historically the Heisman winners' teams don't perform well in bowl games. Just a side note.
Battle Of The Mascots: Wolverine vs. Gator. This is a tough call. In the swamp, a wolverine would not be able to take out an alligator. But on land, specifically the tundra/arctic environment where wolverines are most commonly found, an alligator would have no chance. consider this fight is on neutral ground. Let's say, on the field of a football stadium in Orlando, Florida. The alligator's home field advantage plays a factor and its vicious jaws and powerful bite takes out the wolverine when it draws itself too close. Winner- Gator.
Predicted Score: Michigan 27 Florida 26
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What: Gator Bowl
Who: #20 Virginia vs. Texas Tech
Where/When: Municipal Stadium, Jacksonville, FL. January 1, 1:00 pm, CBS
Spread (as of 12/29): Texas Tech -6
Eisentower30's Pick: Virginia +6
Why: These teams couldn't be more different than eggs and ketchup, yet for some reason people always think it's a good idea to mix them up.  Same goes for the Gator Bowl council. This will be interesting though. Pure offense versus pure defense.  Texas Tech- 41.7 ppg offense. Virginia- 18.7 ppg allowed. The problem I see for Virginia is their strength begins with Chris Long on the defensive line. He isn't going to have much to do besides apply pressure to the pass, which will hopefully cause turnovers. The key will be their secondary. The important thing isn't if Virginia can win, It's if they can cover. If you don't know about Virginia's close calls this season, check out the margins of victory: lose by 20, win by 11, 2, 5, 30, 2, 1, 1, lose by 5, win by 1, 40 (damn you Canes), lose by 12. Seven games were within the spread of this game. I have to guess this will be a close game. The only way it's a blowout is if Tech can expose Virginia and score as much as they usually do. If that's the case, Virginia won't catch up. But it won't be the case.
Battle Of The Mascots: Cavalier vs. Red Raider. Cavalry against cavalry. Cavaliers are known as more professional and mannerly whereas a raider uses "surprise attack to commit a crime." The raiders ability to surprise and launch an attack using cheating tactics allow it to be victorious over the all-too-proper cavalier. Winner- Red Raider.
Predicted Score: Virginia 21 Texas Tech 20
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What: Rose Bowl presented by Citi
Who: #7 USC vs. #13 Illinois
Where/When: Rose Bowl, Pasadena, CA. January 1, 4:30 pm, ABC
Spread (as of 12/29): USC -13.5
Eisentower30's Pick: Illinois +13.5
Why: UPSET OF THE YEAR. ESPN is getting stupid. Just plain dumb even. The whole country is being completely ignorant and shallow to the abilities of Illinois. The fact that this spread is almost 2 touchdowns makes me sad. But worst of all, the fact that 78% of the public is backing the points for USC makes me sick. I've never seen a team this talented get so disrespected. First of all, this Illinois team was 2-10 last year. Now they are in the Rose Bowl. Can somebody out there please give them praise for this?? USC is the hottest team in football right now according to all of the analysts. Yet, by game time, it will have been a full month since their last game. Streaks don't matter when it's been that long. Let's look at why they will not even win this game. When they lost to Oregon and Stanford it was mainly due to a lot of offensive and defensive line injuries that plagued the team's abilities. But still, the style of play from Oregon was way too much for USC. Juice Williams of Illinois is just like Dennis Dixon, just without the passing efficiency. But what Oregon didn't have was Rashard Mendenhall. This kid is sick. One of the most talented backs in the country. And if you think this Illinois team isn't playing this game like their national championship, you are dead wrong. USC won't take the Fighting Illini lightly, but they can't possibly be playing at 100%. Illinois proved they can beat a superb defensive team in Ohio State and I believe OSU has a better defense than USC, so what's so different here? There is no way in hell USC covers 13.5 points here and I'll risk 5 trophies on that. But I would be willing to risk a few more trophies that Illinois wins outright.
Battle Of The Mascots: Fighting Illini vs. Trojan. Indian battle technique against the strategic Trojan battle style. Although the Illini's hatchet throwers and archers are advanced, they do not wear armor. The Trojans armor protect them from the majority of blows by the Illini allowing the Trojan to take out the Illini front. If necessary, the Trojans can create a fake teepee and hide in it. Winner- Trojan.
Predicted Score: Illinois 28 USC 27
Confidence:      



   
What: Allstate Sugar Bowl
Who: #5 Georgia vs. #10 Hawaii
Where/When: Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans, LA. January 1, 8:30 pm, FOX
Spread (as of 12/29): Georgia -7.5
Eisentower30's Pick: Hawaii +7.5
Why: Good schedule vs. bad schedule. Does strength of schedule affect your ability to perform at this level? I believe that Georgia should win this game. But not by more than a touchdown. This is a high level game. This isn't some regular season throwaway. Both teams will give everything they have and that looks like it will provide a close game. I can't see Colt Brennan allowing his team or himself to fall far behind Georgia. But I also can't see Georgia ever giving in. Both teams have something to prove. They both got relatively shafted. Georgia had every right to be in the National Championship, but were just a bit short on credentials. Meanwhile, Hawaii went undefeated and killed most everybody they played but got no respect. Ever. I like the prospect of having an undefeated season as a better driving factor to succeed than proving you should be in a DIFFERENT game. Thing is, I love Mark Richt and his style of coaching. It reminds me of The U when they were thugs. I hope this game is as close and thrilling as it should be. By the way this line opened at -11 and with even money going both ways the line dropped all the way to 7.5, showing Vegas wants more people on Georgia. That gives me more reason to like Hawaii.
Battle Of The Mascots: Bulldog vs. Rainbow Warrior. Don't let the rainbow adjective fool you. That is only to represent the beauty of the Hawaiian islands. These warriors are not as soft as a rainbow. They take down the bulldogs with ease. Sheer size and Samoan power are no match for a bulldog. Winner- Rainbow Warrior.
Predicted Score: Georgia 34 Hawaii 30
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What: Tostitos Fiesta Bowl
Who: #4 Oklahoma vs. #9 West Virginia
Where/When: University of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale, AZ. January 2, 8:00 pm, FOX
Spread (as of 12/29): Oklahoma -7.5
Eisentower30's Pick: West Virginia +7.5
Why: It may just be me, but every time West virginia is in a big game it seems like Pat White goes down with an injury or Steve Slaton underperforms. If either of these two happen here, the game is over. Oklahoma will destroy the Mountaineers. I really love Oklahoma. They were my preseason pick for national champion (that including a lone loss to Miami!) and I feel they got snubbed for their shot at one. They should be in the big game. But they aren't. So what can we expect from them here? Allen Patrick will run all over the place, setting up Sam Bradford for the passing game. Although he is performing as well as any quarterback, let alone freshman, in football, it's all thanks to Bob Stoops' offense. You will rarely see Bradford chuck it deep or go vertical. They use a lot of short passing routes, which is why Bradford's efficeincy is so high. But it works. And they score. A lot. Yet, so does West Virginia. The big question here will be what the team is like without their leader and coach Rich Rodriguez. I still feel Slaton AND White are immature players and don't have enough confidence in their own abilities to let it go and trust their game. They play stiff in games like this. Oklahoma is coming in off a huge victory, while WVU is coming in off a huge downer. Will WVU be pissed or disappointed. They lost the championship with that game but still have a chance at a BCS bowl game and that's nothing to shrug off. Although both teams are seriously good defensively (WVU 17.2 ppg allowed, Oklahoma 18.2 ppg allowed), they also both excel offensively (WVU 38.9 ppg, Oklahoma 43.4 ppg) West Virginia's strength is the running game, obviously, yet Oklahoma allowed only 92 ypg rushing in 2007. On the other hand, Oklahoma has a good rushing attack (WVU allowed 110 ypg rushing) but thrives on their ability to spread the field out. I like Oklahoma because of the coaching stability, spread offense, and success in the big game. But the big reason I like WVU to cover the spread here is not only the half point over a touchdown but the absence of Oklahoma's All-SEC CB Reggie Smith and his backup Lendy Holmes. If WVU can get deep into the defense, it's an open range. This should be a closer game than people think.
Battle Of The Mascots: Sooner (represented by a wagon) vs. Mountaineer. Although both have no fighting skills, the Sooner runs over the Mountaineer while he is sleeping during a mountain voyage. Winner- Sooner.
Predicted Score: Oklahoma 35 West Virginia 32
Confidence:





  
What: FedEx Orange Bowl
Who: #3 Virginia Tech vs. #8 Kansas
Where/When: Dolphin Stadium, Miami (Ft. Lauderdale actually), FL. January 3, 8:00 pm, FOX
Spread (as of 12/29): Virginia Tech -3.5
Eisentower30's Pick: Kansas +3.5
Why: Finally. This is one of my favorite games of the year. Not so much the matchups or the meaning, but the fact that my 3 closest friends (teammates from college) come down and we go to this game every year. Tailgate then cheer our asses off like we are on the team for whoever we've got our money on. But I do love this matchup. I wish Missouri was here instead of Kansas because we all know they deserve it and they are higher in the BCS ranking. But whatever. It's going to be a good game anyway. Two top-notch, seriously talented defenses will clash here. Kansas allowed 16.0 ppg in 2007 while Virginia Tech allowed only 15.2 ppg. Offensively these two are quite different with Kansas at 44.3 ppg and the Hokies at 29.3 ppg. But the most phenomenal statistic is Kansas' 10-1 ATS record in 2007. 10-1 against the spread! The only spread they did not cover was Missouri in their final game. The Jayhawks covered spreads of -7.5, -27.5, -35, +3.5, -26, -3, -2.5, -19.5, -4 and -26. Those are some big spreads to be covering. That's how good this team was this season. But they've only been underdogs once. That was the same spread as this Orange Bowl but to Kansas State. Kansas guaranteed will not see the endzone very much, or at least not as much as they are used to. I see this game working out very similarly to the Boston College/Virginia Tech game, even without those conditions. Now, the spread opened at -3 and only moved half a point to -3.5 with 89% of the public on VT. That's interesting because it suggests Vegas wants more people to take Kansas but they are not willing to give any more points because they are truly afraid Kansas may actually cover anything above 3.5 points. Right away, my instinct was to jump all over Virginia Tech, but I'm second guessing myself now after seeing the numbers. Tech running back Brandon Ore is suspended for the 1st quarter but the game isn't going to be won or lost in the 1st, so who cares. This Kansas team has a lot of heart and you know they want to finish this dream season on a win. Especially after their loss to Missouri, they'll want to prove they can play the big games. If you like Kansas it's because they have the 2nd best scoring offense couple with a highly ranked defense. If you like Virginia Tech it's because of their 2nd-ranked scoring defense. If Tyrod Taylor can compliment Sean Glennon who needs to duplicate his Georgia Tech performance, and Beamer Ball is as good as it usually is, the Hokies should come out with a victory. But is it by a field goal or by more than that? That's the tough call. I'm taking the points here. Boy is it going to be tough for me to root against Virginia Tech if they come out of the tunnel with their legendary "Enter Sandman" entrance. That's going to be the only time I cheer for them.
Battle Of The Mascots: Jayhawk vs. Hokie. upon deep research, I discovered the jayhawk is known as a stealthy hunter who, if you turn your back for an instant, will rob a nest. I once read that a hokie is an emasculated turkey. Emasculated means castrated. So we are talking about a turkey with no balls. That jayhawk swoops down and snags the hokie, who has problems flying as well as the jayhawk. Winner- Jayhawk.
Predicted Score: Kansas 21 Virginia Tech 20
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After the Orange Bowl conclude I will have my National Championship Preview Spectacular. All the reasons Ohio State will get their asses kicked including simply because I hate them. A taste of what's coming though. Ask yourself this 1 question:

How is LSU really any different from 2006 Florida?
2-QB system (senior starter/mobile backup)
SEC team
Knows how to win close
Bigger, faster than OSU