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Big Ten - Week 3 games, Week 2 wrap-up

After an up-and-down Saturday, the Big Ten enters its final weekend of non-conference games. The conference posted a 7-4 record straight up last week, with all losses coming to BCS teams (Notre Dame, Boston College, Arizona State, and UCLA). Let's take a look at this week's schedule, starting with the most intriguing game:
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Big Ten - Week 2 games, Week 1 wrap-up

It was a good opening weekend for Big Ten teams as a whole, with 9 of the 11 winning, and a vast majority covering the spread. Both losses came on the road against respectable opponents. This weekend, however, the conference faces a much tougher challenge from better competition, with games against the likes of Oregon, Notre Dame, UCLA, Arizona State, and Boston College. In order of intrigue, here are this week's games...

Betting College Football Intelligently

SPECIAL TO ATL SPORTS Betting college football is fun. Betting college football can also be lucrative. To insure you have a winning season, you should have a plan in place before the season begins.
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Win More and Lose Less Betting College Football

Down weeks in college football betting (or in any type of betting for that matter) can be ugly. We have all experienced the week where we have 4 or 5 "LOCK" games and the majority of them fail for some reason. And though its easy to explain away the blocked extra point, or the backdoor cover, or that stupid fumble, or whatever else cost you the game, the smart thing to do is to take a look at where you're at -- take a look at your bankroll for the remainder of the season, and put in your due diligence to get it right next week. So with all that in mind here are some tips and tricks to make college football betting a little bit easier and to help you get over those unfortunate losing weekends.

College Football Replay a Bad Idea

In the rush to "fix" what is broken with college football the Big Ten will introduce replay into conference games this fall. While I applaud the Big Ten for being innovative, and for their efforts to improve the quality of the game, I must take a step back and offer great pause at this truly un-American and un-Patriotic action. (Yes I'm kidding about it being un-American and un-Patriotic, but I've learned from the Bush administration that it is very easy to demonize something you do not like by simply referring to it as un-American or un-Patriotic. As such, I will continue to do so throughout this piece.)