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With three games gathering the top 25 scattered opponents throughout the day, the College Football Slate at Week 6 has something to feast on no matter what time you choose to hook up. The conference game is now in full swing. all lower-ranked teams have absolutely the opportunity to drop a top-10 team because most of the gaps are a touchdown or less.
While the action starts early in the day and continues late into the evening, let's take a look at the biggest games scheduled on Saturday as well as the forecast for what will happen at 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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No. 19 Texas vs. No. 7 Oklahoma (-7.5) – 12:00 pm on FOX: The Longhorns have a good recent coverage history in this game. Their defense has been strong enough lately to keep it within reach. The two teams have already drawn closer in a few games, so do not be shocked if it's again the case here (or if the under hit hits). It's going to be hard to contain everything that Oklahoma can do, but Texas has enough answers to take the points. Choose: Texas +7.5 – Ben Kercheval
LSU # 5 Florida # 22 (+2.5) – 3:30 pm on CBS: The defense will open the way Saturday afternoon, which makes the choice of this game rather simple. In which quarter of confidence do you trust more, Joe Burrow on the road or Feleipe Franks at home. The game will probably be scanty, which means that one or two throws could make all the difference. We saw Burrow do just that, when he made two throws of clutch on the third and seventh places and on the fourth and seventh-seven goals to move the chains of the winning car to Auburn. It's enough to earn my trust and choose the Tigers to take away. Choose: LSU (-2.5) – Barrett Sallee
State of Florida in Miami (-13.5) at 3:30 pm on ABC: Mark Richt is 14 years old at Hard Rock Stadium since taking up his duties as Miami coach. The atmosphere should be electric and the Hurricanes will win the match, but I do not know if there will be enough attack in this match – on either side – to cover 13 points. When the underside is low (currently at 48.5% at the time of writing these lines), I still favor the two digit dog. Choose: Florida State +13 – Chip Patterson
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# 8 Auburn to Mississippi State (+3.5) – 7:30 pm on ESPN2: There is no doubt about the style of this game. It will be a defensive slugfest of the old school. The question is which team "plays" louder. The Tigers defense – especially defenseman Derrick Brown and linebacker Deshaun Davis – is more likely to get into the backfield and tease Nick Fitzgerald. It will not be the disastrous 3-2 match between these two teams in 2008, but – like this match, the two defenses will shine and the Tigers will find just enough offense to escape with a win. Choice: Auburn (-3.5) – Barrett Sallee
Virginia Tech # 24 at Notre Dame # 6 (-5.5) – 8:00 pm on ABC: Even though I would not be surprised to see a tight match on Saturday night or see Virginia Tech take it out, the wisest choice is Notre Dame at the moment. The Irish were already good before moving to Ian Book at QB, and the offensive went to another level. Virginia Tech is not a bad team, but without her starting QB, I'm just not convinced that she can stay with the Irish for 60 minutes. Choice: Notre Dame -5.5 – Tom Fornell
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