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Monday, September 18, 2017

NCAA Football Top 30 with Regional Rankings and Big Game Predictions Week 4, 2017 Season

TOP 30


LW
  1  1. Alabama Crimson Tide 3-0, b Colo State 41-23, @Vandy
  2  2. Oklahoma Sooners 3-0, b Tulane 54-14, @Baylor
  3  3. Clemson Tigers 3-0, b #10Lou  47-21, vs. BC
  4  4. USC Trojans 3-0, b Texas 27-24 2OT, @Cal
  5  5. Michigan Wolverines 3-0, b AF 29-13, @#30t Purdue
  8  6. Oklahoma State Cowboys 3-0, b Pitt 59-21, vs. #14 TCU
  6  7. Washington Huskies 3-0, b Fresno St 48-16, @Colo
  7  8. Penn State Nittany Lions 3-0, b Georgia St 50-0, @#28 Iowa
12  9. Wisconsin Badgers 3-0, b BYU 40-6, off
11 10. Florida State Seminoles 0-1, Postponed Miami, vs. NC St
13 11. Ohio State Buckeyes 2-1, b Army 38-7, vs. UNLV
14 12. Georgia Bulldogs 3-0, b Samford 42-14, vs. #19 MSU
15 13. Miami (Fl) Hurricanes 1-0, Postponed FSU, vs. Toledo
16 14. TCU Horned Frogs 3-0, b SMU 56-36, @#6 OkSt
17 15. Virginia Tech Hokies 3-0, b E.Car 64-17, vs. Old Dominion
18 16. Auburn Tigers 2-1, b Mercer 24-10, @Missouri
26 17. San Diego State Aztecs, 3-0, b#22 Stanford 20-17, @AF
10 18. Louisville Cardinals 2-1, L#3 Clemson 21-47, vs. Kent St.
--   19. Mississippi State Bulldogs 3-0, b#9 LSU 37-7, @#12 Geo
20 20. Washington State Wildcats 3-0, b Oregon St. 52-23, vs. Nevada
 9  21. LSU Tigers 2-1, L Miss State 7-37, vs. Syracuse
--   22. Florida Gators 1-1, b #23 Tenn 26-20, @#30t Kentucky
25 23. Utah Utes 3-0, b San Jose St. 54-16, @Ariz
27 24. West Virginia Mountaineers 2-1, b Dele St 59-16, @Kansas
28 25. Notre Dame Fighting Irish 2-1, b BC 49-20, @Mich St
--   26. Oregon Ducks 3-0, b Wyoming 49-13, @ASU
29 27. Maryland Terrapins 2-0, off, vs. UCF
30 28. Iowa Hawkeyes 3-0, b NT31-14, vs. #8 Penn St
23 29. Tennessee Volunteers 2-1, L Florida 20-26, vs. UMass
--   30. Kentucky Wildcats 3-0, b #24 S.Car 21-13, vs. #22 Florida
--   30. Purdue Boilermakers 2-1, b Missouri 35-3, vs. #5 Mich

Dropped out: #19 Kansas State, #21 UCLA, #22 Stanford, #23 Tennessee
#24 South Carolina

REGIONAL RANKINGS


EAST                    SoEAST          MidWEST          SoWEST           WEST
1.PSU-8                1.Alab-1          1.Mich-5             1.OU-2              1.USC-4
2.VT-15                 2.Clem-3        2.Wis-9               2.OKSt-6           2. Wash-7
3.Lou-18               3.FSU-10        3.OhioSt-11        3.TCU-14          3. SDSt-17
4.WVir-24             4.Geo-12        4.ND-25              4.LSU-21          4. WashSt-20
5.Mary-27             5.Mia-13         5. Iowa-28          5.Tex(1-2)         5. Utah-23
6.Tenn-29              6.Aub-16        6.Pur-30t             6.TA&M(2-1)    6. Oregon-26
7. KY-30t              7.MSU-19       7. Colo(3-0)        7. Hou(2-0)       7. UCLA(2-1)
8. Memphis(2-0)   8.Fl-22            8. Minn(3-0)       8. SMU (2-1)    8. Cal(3-0)
9. Navy (2-0)        9.USF(3-0)      9. Iowa St(2-1)   9. TT (2-0)        9. Boise St (2-1)
10. Vir(2-1)         10. S.Car(2-1) 10. MichSt(2-0)  10.UTSA(2-0)   10. Stanford(1-2)


BIG GAMES


#5 Michigan Wolverines (3-0) at #30t Purdue Boilermakers (2-1) = It's been a really long time since Purdue wasn't the doormat of the Big 10. I've seen a lot of improvement from the Boilermakers this year. They are still a year or two away in my opinion. Michigan is already tested, and ready.
- Michigan 32 Purdue 24

#14 TCU Horned Frogs (3-0) at #6 Oklahoma State Cowboys (3-0) = This could be the highest scoring game of the season. One of those that add up well over 100 pts total. Both have been explosive from the get go. Both are excellent, but the edge goes to State playing at home. 
- Oklahoma St. 55 TCU 52

#8 Penn State Nittany Lions (3-0) at #28 Iowa Hawkeyes (3-0) = Finally Penn State will play someone who isn't a doormat. Iowa is a strange team they get up for the big games, but play down to their opponents sometimes. Luckily for them this is a big game, and at home. So this should be a good ole fashion Big 10 game.
- Penn State 26 Iowa 24

#19 Mississippi State Bulldogs (3-0) at #12 Georgia Bulldogs (3-0) = The Battle of the Bulldogs. MSU is coming off an upset thrashing of then #9 LSU, so the real question is will they have a hangover effect from the game. Georgia is still up in the air on will they get their starting QB healthy for the game in which i'm betting he won't play. That's why i'm going with the upset. Also of note is the fact that MSU usually plays its best at the beginning of the season.
- Georgia 31 MSU 17

#22 Florida Gators (1-1) at #30t Kentucky Wildcats (3-0) = This is Kentucky's first real chance to show the SEC and the world that they are for real. The question is how good will the Gators offense play after the strong 4th quarter showing they had, including a miracle finish last week against Tennessee. Sometimes games like that can propel momentum, just ask Tennessee, and Auburn.
- Florida 17 Kentucky 13

Texas Tech Red Raiders (2-0) at Houston Cougars (2-0) = Tech has been quietly winning under the radar, while the Cougars are playing with heavy hearts after Hurricane Harvey. Should be quite a shootout.
-Houston 45 TT 42

Virginia Cavaliers (2-1) at Boise State Broncos (2-1) = Boise State has been quietly lately putting up good season after good season. While Virginia is still trying to get back to former glory. Nobody wants to play the Broncos on the blue turf. 
- Boise State 38 Virginia 28

*OTHER PREDICTIONS*

Temple Owls (2-1) at South Florida Bulls (3-0) = USF 34-17
#23 Utah Utes (3-0) at Arizona Wildcats (2-1) = Utah 38-24
NC State Wolfpack (2-1) at #10 Florida State Seminoles (0-1) = FSU 21-17
Texas A&M Aggies (2-1) at Arkansas Razorbacks (1-1) = TA&M 31-28
#1 Alabama Crimson Tide (3-0) at Vanderbilt Commodores (3-0) = Alab 55-17
#4 USC Trojans (3-0) at California Golden Bears (3-0) = USC 45-22
Cincinnati Bearcats (2-1) at Navy Midshipmen (2-0) = Navy 45-42
#17 San Diego State Aztecs (3-0) at Air Force Falcons (1-1) = SDSU 29-10
#25 Notre Dame Fighting Irish (2-1) at Michigan State Spartans (3-0) = ND 27-24





Thursday, September 14, 2017

NCAA Football Top 30 with Regional Rankings and Big Game Predictions Week 3 2017 Season

TOP 30


  1. Alabama Crimson Tide 2-0 vs. Colo State (2-1)
  2. Oklahoma Sooners 2-0 vs. Tulane (1-1)
  3. Clemson Tigers 2-0 @#10 Louisville
  4. USC Trojans 2-0 vs. Texas (1-1)
  5. Michigan Wolverines 2-0 vs. Airforce(1-0)
  6. Washington Huskies 2-0 vs. Fresno State (1-1)
  7. Penn State Nittany Lions 2-0 vs. Georgia State (0-1)
  8. Oklahoma State Cowboys 2-0 @Pitt (1-1)
  9. LSU Tigers 2-0 @Miss State (2-0)
10. Louisville Cardinals 2-0 vs. #3 Clemson
11. Florida State Seminoles 1-1 vs. #15 Miami *POSTPONED*
12. Wisconsin Badgers 2-0 @BYU (1-2)
13. Ohio State Buckeyes 1-1 vs. Army (2-0)
14. Georgia Bulldogs 2-0 vs. Samford (2-0)
15. Miami (FL) Hurricanes 1-0 @#11 FSU *POSTPONED*
16. TCU Horned Frogs 2-0 vs. SMU (2-0)
17. Virginia Tech Hokies 2-0 @E. Car(0-2)
18. Auburn Tigers 1-1 vs. Mercer (1-1)
19. Kansas State Wildcats 2-0 @Vanderbilt (2-0)
20. Washington State Cougars 2-0 vs. Oregon St(1-2)
21. UCLA Bruins 2-0 @Memphis (1-0)
22. Stanford Cardinals 1-1 @#26 San Diego State
23. Tennessee Volunteers 2-0 @Florida (1-1)
24. South Carolina Gamecocks 2-0 vs. Kentucky (2-0)
25. Utah Utes 2-0 OFF
26. San Diego State 2-0 vs. #22 Stanford
27. West Virginia Mountaineers 1-1 vs. Delaware State (0-2)
28. Notre Dame Fighting Irish 1-1 vs. Boston College (1-1)
29. Maryland Terrapins 2-0 OFF
30. Iowa Hawkeyes 2-0 vs. North Texas (1-1)


REGIONAL RANKINGS




EAST                   SEast             MidWEST      SWest             WEST
1. PennSt-7          1. Alab-1        1. Mich-5       1. OU-2          1. USC-4
2. Louis-10          2. Clem-3       2. Wisc-12     2. OKSt-8       2. Wash-6
3. VT-17              3. FSU-11       3. OhSt-13    3. LSU-9         3. WashSt-20
4.Tenn-23            4. Geo-14       4. KSU-19     4. TCU-16       4. UCLA-21
5. WVir-27          5. Mia-15       5. ND-28        5. Tex(1-1)      5.Stanf-22
6. Mary-29          6. Aub-18       6. Iowa-30     6. TA&M(1-1)   6. Utah-25
7. Navy(2-0)       7. Scar-24       7. Colo(2-0)   7. SMU(2-0)    7. SDSt-26
8. Memphis(1-0) 8.Florida(1-1) 8. MSU(2-0)  8.Hou(1-0)      8. Oregon(2-0)
9. Duke(2-0)        9.USF (2-0)    9. Minn(2-0)  9.TT (1-0)       9. Cal(2-0)
10. Vandy(2-0)   10.MissSt(2-0) 10. Purd(1-1) 10.UTSA(1-0)  10. Ariz(1-1)




BIG GAMES


#3 Clemson Tigers (2-0) at #10 Louisville Cardinals (2-0)  - last year this was the coming out party for now defending Heisman trophy winner Lamar Jackson, though in a losing effort. But this time it's at Louisville, and the Clemson Tigers don't have their All-American QB Watson. Clemson has a strong Defense, but is still trying to click on offense. If Jackson is as good as he was last year this should be an upset. 
-Clemson 31 Louisville 20

Texas Longhorns (1-1) At #4 USC Trojans (2-0) - This is the first time that these two teams have seen each other since what many consider to be the greatest game ever played happen..or didn't happen according to USC for the National Title. But this is a different time, and these are different teams. Texas under Herman is still rebuilding from the gutting that Charlie Strong gave them and lack depth, and confidence. USC under Heisman Candidate Darnold is a powerhouse who could be playing for National Title this yer. 
-USC 31 Texas 28

#23 Tennessee Volunteers (2-0) at Florida Gators (1-1) - "The Third Saturday in September" Winning this game can make a season for the rival, losing this game too many times can get a coach fired. Tennessee has the edge at QB, but Florida has the edge on defense. Both teams are still a year or two away.
- Florida 21 Tennessee 20

Kentucky Wildcats (2-0) at #24 South Carolina Gamecocks (2-0) - The Gamecocks are so far a surprise team this year finding ways to win. The Wildcats Coach Stoops who was on the hot seat all last year could find his way back on if he can't ink out a win. This should be an old school SEC Punch your opponent in the face style game.
- S. Carolina 20 Kentucky 17

#22 Stanford Cardinals (1-1) at #26 San Diego State Aztecs (2-0) - Just one week removed from a whooping by now #4 USC, Stanford must now go to San Diego St. But Stanford usually responds after a game like that. Both teams present strong running attacks, with Stanford having the edge in the passing game. Look for this to be a good one, but for the Cardinals to bounce back.
-SD St. 41 Stanford 38

Illinois Fighting Illini (2-0) at South Florida Bulls (2-0) - Both teams seem really good on paper. Both teams will also be facing their first actual matchup for the season. This will be a battle between two Defensive Coaches Lovie Smith (NFL HC Chicago, Tampa Bay) vs. Charlie Strong. In the end i just don't see Illinois having the offense to stay. 
-USF 17 Illinois 13

SMU Mustangs (2-0) at #16 TCU Horned Frogs (2-0) - An Ancient Rivalry that as of late has finally gotten a little heated again. SMU is again rebuilding though, and is catching TCU in the process of bouncing back from a bad season. 
- TCU 48 SMU 38

#28 Notre Dame Fighting Irish (1-1) at Boston College Eagles (1-1) - The one game God is gonna watch this week as these two Catholic schools duke it out. The Irish are coming off a crushing 1 pt loss to Georgia, while the Eagles look to bounce back from a stunning whooping last week against Wake Forest.
-NDame 38 BC 24






Wednesday, September 13, 2017

2017 Week Two NFL Power Rankings

  1. Green Bay Packers 1-0
  2. Kansas City Chiefs 1-0
  3. Dallas Cowboys 1-0
  4. Atlanta Falcons 1-0
  5. New England Patriots 0-1
  6. Oakland Raiders 1-0
  7. Seattle Seahawks 0-1
  8. Philadelphia Eagles 1-0
  9. Pittsburgh Steelers 1-0
10. Minnesota Vikings 1-0
11. Carolina Panthers 1-0
12. Detroit Lions 1-0
13. Denver Broncos 1-0
14. Baltimore Ravens 1-0
15. Tampa Bay Bucs 0-0
16. Jacksonville Jaguars 1-0
17. Tennessee Titans 0-1
18. Los Angles Rams 1-0
19. New Orleans Saints 0-1
20. Arizona Cardinals 0-1
21. New York Giants 0-1
22. Los Angles Chargers 0-1
23. Buffalo Bills 1-0
24. Chicago Bears 0-1
25. Miami Dolphins 0-0
26. Cincinnati Bengals 0-1
27. Houston Texans 0-1
28. Washington Redskins 0-1
29. San Francisco 49ers 0-1
30. Cleveland Browns 0-1
31. New York Jets 0-1
32. Indianapolis Colts 0-1

Saturday, March 14, 2015

2015 NFL Free Agency Suffle

2015 NFL Free Agent Signings
And Trades

New Team
Player
Pos
HT
WT
Old Team
Salary
AFC
Baltimore
Ravens
Aldrick Robinson
WR
5-10
184
Wash

Buffalo
Bills
Richie Incognito
T-LeSean McCoy
T-Matt Cassell
Jerome Felton
Tyrod Taylor
OG
RB
QB
FB
QB
6-3
5-11
6-4
6-0
6-1
319
208
228
248
208
Miami
Phil
Minn
Minn
Balt



4y-9.2m
2y-
Cincinnati
Bengals
A.J. Hawk
Kwame Geathers
Eric Winston
LB
DT
OT
6-1
6-6
6-7
235
335
305
GB
Balt
Ariz
2y-3.25m
Cleveland
Browns
Josh McCowen
Brian Hartline
QB
WR
6-4 
6-2
218 
200
TB
Mia
3y-14m
2y-6m
Denver
Broncos
Owen Daniels
Shelly Smith
Vance Walker
Darian Stewart
TE
OG
DT
S
6-3
6-4 
6-2
5-11
235
319 
305
214
Balt
Mia 
KC
Balt
3y-12.5m
2y-5.6m
2y-4m
2y
Houston
Texans
Brian Hoyer
Rahim Moore
QB
S
6-2
6-1
215
195
Cleve
Den
2y-10.5m
3y-12m
Indianapolis
Colts
Frank Gore
Andre Johnson
Todd Herremans
Trent Cole
Kendall Langford
Winston Guy
RB
WR
OG
DE
DT
S
5-9
6-3
6-6
6-3
6-6
6-1
217
230
321
270
313
218
SF
Hou
Phil
Phil
St.L
Jack
3y-12m
3y-21m
1y-2.25m
2y-14m
4y-17.2m
Jacksonville  
Jaguars
Julius Thomas
Jeremy Parnell
Jordan Odrick
Dan Skuta
Davon House
Sergio Brown
TE
OT
DT
LB
CB
S
6-5
6-6
6-5
6-2
6-0 
6-2
250
315
304
250
195 
215
Den
Dallas
Miami
SF
GB
NE
5y-46m
5y-32m
5y-42.5m
5y-20m
4y-25m
3y-7m
Kansas City
Chiefs
Jeremy Maclin
Tyvon Branch
WR
S
6-0
6-0
198
210
Phil
Oak
5y-55m
1y-2m
Miami
Dolphins
Jordan Cameron
Ndamukong Suh
Brice McClain
TE
DT
CB
6-5
6-4
5-9
249
305
187
Cleve
Det
Pitt
2y-15m
6y-114m
2y-5.5m
New England
Patriots
Brandon Gibson
Scott Chandler
Jabaal Sheard
WR
TE
DE
6-0
6-7
6-3
210
260
264
Mia
Buff
Cleve
1y-825k

2y-11m
New York
Jets
T-Brandon Marshall
Ronald Talley
James Carpenter
Willie Colon
Darrelle Revis
Antonio Cromartie
Buster Skrine
Marcus Gilchrist
WR
DL
OG
OG
CB
CB
CB
S
6-4
6-3
6-5 
6-3 
5-11
6-2
5-9
5-10
230
282
331 
315 
198
215
185
198
Chicago
TB
Sea
NYJ
NE
Ariz
Cleve
SD


4y-19.1m
1y-
5y-70m
4y-32m
4y-25m
4y-
Oakland
Raiders
Roy Helu
Christian Ponder
Lee Smith
Rodney Hudson
Dan Williams
Curtis Lofton
Malcolm Smith
Nate Allen
RB
QB
TE
OG
DT
LB
LB
S
5-11
6-2
6-6
6-2 
6-3
6-0
6-0
6-1
215
229
265
299 
314
241
225
210
Wash
Minn
Buff
KC 
Ariz
NO
Sea
Phil
2y-4m

3y-9.1m
5y-44.5m
4y-25m
3y-18m
2y-7m
4y-23m
Pittsburgh
Steelers
DeAngelo Williams
RB
5-9 
215 
Car
2y-4m
San Diego
Chargers
Jacoby Jones
Orlando Franklin
Jimmy Wilson
WR
OG
CB
6-2
6-7 
5-11
215
320 
205
Balt
Den 
Mia
2y-5.5m
5y-35.5m
2y-4.85m
Tennessee
Titans
Harry Douglas
Anthony Fasano
Brian Orakpo
Da’Norris Searcy
WR
TE
DE
S
6-0
6-4
6-4
5-11
183
255
257
207
Atl
KC
Wash
Buff
3y-
2-
4y-32m
4y-23.75m
NFC
Atlanta
Falcons
L. Hankerson
Adrian Clayborn
Brooks Reed
O. Schofield
Justin Durant
WR
DE
DE
DE
LB
6-2
6-3 
6-3
6-3 
6-1
211
280
254
260 
230
Wash
TB 
Hou
Sea 
Dallas
1y-1m
1y-3m
5y-22m

3y-10.8m
Arizona
Cardinals
Mike Iupati
LaMarr Woodley
Corey Redding
Corey Peters
S. Weatherspoon
AQ Shipley
OG
LB
DT
DT
LB
C
6-5
6-2
6-4
6-3
6-2
6-1
331
265
318
305
244
307
SF
Pitt
Ind
Atl
Atl
Balt
5y-40m
1y-950k
2y-6m
3y-10.5m
1y-4m
Carolina
Panthers
Michael Oher
Ted Ginn
Stephen Hill
OT
WR
WR
6-5
5-11
6-4
315
185
315
Tenn
Ariz
NYJ
2y-7m
2y-4.2m
Chicago
Bears
Ed Royal
Pernell McPhee
Antrel Rolle
WR
DE
S
5-10
6-3
6-0
185
280
206
SD
Balt
NYG
3y-15m
5y-39m
3y-11.25m
Dallas
Cowboys
Keith Rivers
Darren McFadden
Jed Collins
Jasper Brinkley
LB
RB
FB
LB
6-2
6-1
6-1
6-1
235
218
252
252
Buffalo
Oak
Det
Minn
1y-?
2y-3m
1y-810k
2y-
Detroit
Lions
T-Haloti Ngata
Kellen Davis
DT
TE
6-4
6-7
340
265
Balt
Sea

Green Bay
Packers






Minnesota
Vikings
Shaun Hill
T-Mike Wallace
QB
WR
6-3 
6-0
220 
200
St.L 
Miami
2y-6.5m
New Orleans
Saints
CJ Spiller
Brandon Browner
RB
CB
5-11
6-4 
200
221 
Buff
Sea
4y-18m
3y-15m
New York
Giants
Shane Vereen
Dwayne Harris
Marshall Newhouse
J. Casillas
JT Thomas
RB
WR
OT
LB
LB
5-10
5-10
 6-4

6-1
205
202
319

236
NE
Dallas
Cinn 

Jack
3y-12.3m
5y-17.5m
2y-3m
3y-10.5m
3y-12m
Philadelphia
Eagles
T-Kiko Alonso
Ryan Mathews
D. Murray
T-Sam Bradford
Brad Jones
Byron Maxwell
W. Thurmond III
LB
RB
RB
QB
LB
CB
CB
6-3
6-0
6-0
6-4
6-3
6-1
5-11
238
228
217
224
242
207
190
Buff
SD
Dallas
St.L
GB
Seattle
NYG

3y-11.5m
5y-40m

2y-2.9m
6y-63m
1y-3.25m
San Francisco
49ers
Darnell Dockett
Jerome Simpson
Tory Smith
Reggie Bush
DT
WR
WR
RB
6-3
6-2
6-0
6-0
290
190
205
205
Ariz
Minn
Balt
Det
2y-7.5m

5y-40m
Seattle
Seahawks
Cary Williams
Will Blackmon
T-Jimmie Graham
CB
CB
TE
6-1
6-0
6-7
207
204
265
Phil
Jack
NO
3y-18m
1y-950k
St. Louis
Rams
Akeem Ayers
T-Nick Foles
Nick Fairley
DE
QB
DT
6-3
6-6
6-4
255
243
308
NE
Phil
Det
2y-6m

1y-5m
Tampa Bay
Buccaneers
Henry Melton
Bruce Carter
Chris Conte
DT
LB
S
6-3
6-2
6-2
309
240
203
Dallas
Dallas
Chicago
1y-3.75m
4y-20.5m
1y-
Washington
Redskins
T. Knighton
Stephen Paea
R. Jean-Francis
Chris Culliver
DT
DT
DT
CB
6-3
6-1
6-3
6-0
304
301
297
199
Den
Chic
Ind
SF
1y-4m
4y-21m
3y-9m
4y-32m