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Northwestern (3-3) to Rutgers (1-6), noon ET
Rutgers completed two passes for eight yards with five interceptions in 17 attempts last week. This is a new level of atrocity. The defense against Northwestern's pass is not excellent at General 73, but let's be serious.
Prediction: North West 35, Rutgers 10
Tulsa (1-5) to Arkansas (1-6), noon ET
Should Arkansas fans be encouraged after more than 30 points in consecutive games? Injuries to several key players in attack may dampen optimism, but Tulsa dropped more than 191 yards and two touchdowns in five straight outings. Slowly, regularly, ripped Razorbacks can get away.
Prediction: Arkansas 31, Tulsa 17
Miami, Ohio (3-4) to the Army (4-2), noon ET
Do not maintain orders, it is begging for problems against the army. Miami has not converted more than 41.7% of its third try attempts in any game. Despite a strong defense against the race, the high volume of the Army will break the RedHawks.
Prediction: Army 28, Miami 21
North Carolina (1-4) to Syracuse (4-2), 12:20. AND
Do you remember when Syracuse was a thing? The Orange fought an offensive way in consecutive losses on the road against Clemson and Pitt, no longer participating in the national conversation. However, their pace should tire UNC and create corridors in a suspicious race defense.
Prediction: Syracuse 34, North Carolina 24
Idaho State (4-2) at Liberty (3-3), 2 pm ET
Flying under the radar, this FCS clash against FBS is the optional game in defense of the weekend. The Idaho State has scored more than 40 points three times and has allowed more than 40 in three outings. Freedom is three and three too. We will give the advantage to Flames quarterback Stephen Calvert, but it will not be an eruption.
Prediction: Liberty 48, State of Idaho 38
Bowling Green (1-6) in Ohio (3-3), 2 pm ET
If you believe in the post-layoff wave, Bowling Green will head to a win after being separated from Mike Jinks on Sunday. Since the Ohio Defense No. 122–a place in front of Bowling Green–it's at least feasible. But the Bobcats can survive the Falcons if the current game resumes its form mid-September.
Prediction: Ohio 38, Bowling Green 31
State of Utah (5-1) in Wyoming (2-5), 14:30 ET
This one is simple: only Alabama scores more than the 51.7 points of Utah State, and Wyoming has the lowest average per game (15.4) with the exception of Rutgers. The Aggies will have no problem on the road.
Prediction: Utah State 48, Wyoming 14
Florida Atlantic (3-3) to Marshall (4-2), 14:30 ET
Will the game that is going to travel? FAU quarterback Chris Robison has only 145 yards on the road, compared to 327 at home. Marshall's defense against the race ranks 12th in the country. The performance of Robison will determine the result. We think it will be a good one.
Prediction: Florida Atlantic 34, Marshall 31
Charlotte (3-3) in Middle Tennessee (3-3), 3pm ET
If your birthday wanted Brent Stockstill to stay healthy in 2018, I'm sorry to disappoint you. The senior is uncertain for Saturday due to an injury to the left ankle. Without him, the Blue Raiders will not have the passing game to defeat the excellent defense against Charlotte's run.
Prediction: Charlotte 27, Middle Tennessee 20
East Michigan (3-4) to Ball State (3-4), 3 pm ET
After four consecutive losses in one possession, East Michigan returned to the win column against Toledo last week. The Eagles took a 28-3 lead thanks to quarterback Mike Glass III, whose early exit is a cause for concern. There is no indication that he is absent, so Glass can take advantage of Ball State's consistently average defense.
Prediction: East Michigan 26, Ball State 21
West Michigan (5-2) in central Michigan (1-6), 3 pm ET
Central Michigan does not score enough to pose a threat. Perhaps the motivation for a lost season rivalry will propel the Chippewa, who are defensive enough. But to foresee that would be to place great unwarranted confidence in the country's fourth offense.
Prediction: West Michigan 30, Central Michigan 17
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