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The week of rivalry is on and although we are nearing the end of the regular university football season, Saturday is perhaps the best chance we have seen for weeks of annoying things and shaking the playoffs. Games for the conference championships are still available for next week, but the choice of those who play there could change drastically by the end of Saturday.
The top four CFP teams are all in action against their rivals, with The Game and Iron Bowl in the center of the stage. The action starts at noon ET and continues late into the evening. Let's see the biggest games of the calendar on Saturday as well as our predictions as to what will happen in these competitions. The college football experts at CBS Sports have selected each match both against-the-box and on the extension, which gives you ample opportunity to decide on your choice before kick-off.
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N ° 4 Michigan (-4,5) at No. 10 Ohio State – midi on FOX, live streaming on fuboTV (free trial): I do not have much confidence in this choice. I think Michigan wins more often than not, but I'm not sure that a team that has not won in Columbus, Ohio, in almost 20 years is favored in the Horseshoe. So, because of this, because I expect the game to be less marked, and because I think there is an excessive general reaction to the Ohio State's close call against Maryland last week, I have to take the Buckeyes and points. Choose: Ohio State +4.5 – Tom Fornelli
Auburn at No. 1 Alabama (-24.5) – 15:30 on CBS, live streaming on CBSSports.com and fuboTV (free trial): Sorry, Auburn, but if you have not solved your problems now, you are not against Alabama. Under the direction of Quinnen Williams, the defense will put an end to Auburn's offense and will prevent quarterback Jarrett Stidham from getting in position and taking advantage of Gus Malzahn's lack of creativity. That said, the Crimson Tide are giving up too many points in Las Vegas. Auburn will play some big games late to sneak into the back door and cover the broadcast. Choice: Auburn (+24.5) – Barrett Sallee
South Carolina to No. 2 Clemson (-26.5) – 19:00 on ESPN: Clemson has attained the status of Alabama. There is no extent where I feel comfortable choosing against the Tigers, mainly because I think the number of points we can expect from the US Opposition is very low. Clemson's defense was preparing to reach its peak in December and January, and we are seeing the fruits with suffocating performances on the ground. Choice: Clemson -26.5 – Chip Patterson
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LSU No. 7 Texas A & M No. 22 (-2.5) – 7:30 pm on SECN: Texas A & M has major flaws, but can LSU exploit them? I do not think so. Quarterback Joe Burrow is not really a downside threat and he is at his best when he can work the game after the halves have established the ground game. It is difficult to establish this ground game against the Aggies. It will be a low-scoring old-school slug festival, and Trayveon Williams will make a big play late to give the Aggies a win and cover. Choice: Texas A & M (-2.5) – Barrett Sallee
No. 3 Notre Dame (-10.5) to USC – 20h on ABC: I just do not see how anyone could be persuaded to trust USC in this game. We are talking about a USC team that has lost games to the benefit of almost everyone who's pulse this season. Yes, he is responsible for the only defeat suffered by Washington State this year, but that was before the defense was further injured by injuries. Then there is a team of Notre Dame who has been tested, test after test, in 2018, and who has all been successful. Last week, many people thought that the Irish were finally going on a trip to Syracuse. Instead, they won 36-3. I'm expecting a similar performance on Saturday night. Choice: Our Lady -10.5 – Tom Fornelli
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