Final four:
10* Michigan -2.5 (Carib)
Found a nice price for Michigan at Carib's Friday night specials. You all know about Michigan's revenge angle from getting plastered at Ann Arbor last year. They are wanting to lay the same kind of hurt on the Hawkeyes this year. Besides that, they are by far the better team. My string of 10* winners was stopped at 7 last week in the pros, but I have still won 6 straight 10* plays in colleges. This should be one of the strongest plays of the year.
7* Georgia -12
Alabama wasn't very offensive as it was, and going without Brodie Croyle at QB is going to make it much more difficult to pick up positive yards against a strong Georgia defense. Spencer Pennington is an excellent baseball player, but he hasn't seen much experience at QB. Bama has a lot of problems, and trying to win on the road at Athens is not going to solve anything. I see the Bulldogs winning this one solidly.
7* Texas Tech -4.5 (Carib)
This is another bargain I picked up tonight at Carib. You gotta love that Red Raider offense, gaining over 1,200 yards passing in the last two games. Don't think A&M will be the ones to slow them down. B J Symons should have a field day at home against the Aggies. Since Tech's defense isn't that powerful, this should be a high scoring game. You totals players might want to consider the over. TT is 11-3 ATS in last 14 against A&M. I think TT outscores A&M by double digits.
5* Louisiana Tech +8
Boise St hasn't impressed me much this year. I like the idea of these Louisiana boys getting a touchdown plus at home after a bye. They'll be fresh and ready to jump on the visitors. LaTech has 24 seniors on this team, and 15 starters from last year. They are also 3-1 ATS in the last 4 meetings with Boise. They've been tested against some fairly good teams and are ready to spring the upset. I truly think te Bulldogs win this one straight up.
I could probably even rearrange my thinking enough to make a case for Auburn in this game. My initial hit, however, was Tennessee, and that's what I'm going to go with. It's carried me through an overall profitable 25 years of wagering, so why change my ways now? Anyway, thanks for your insights, and good luck to you. 
