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College Football Week 2 Sure Winners
Week 2 AP Top 10 1. Alabama 2. Ohio State 3. Clemson 4. Penn State 5. Oklahoma 6. USC 7. Washington 8. Michigan 9. Wisconsin 10. FSU
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Cincinnati at No. 8 Michigan
When: Saturday, Sept. 9, Noon ET Where: Michigan Stadium TV: ABC Stream: WatchESPN Radio: WLW-AM 700 (Cincinnati) / WWJ 950 AM (Michigan) Opening College Football Week 2 Lines: UM -34.5 (49)Bearcats Struggle In Opener
Cincinnati opened with an ugly 26-14 win over FCS school Austin Peay – which entered on a 27-game losing streak. It was the head coaching debut of Cincinnati’s Luke Fickell, the former Ohio State defensive coordinator. The Bearcats (1-0) were far from dominant. Austin Peay outgained UC, 313 yards to 248 and rushed for 224 yards. The Governors (0-1) also had a decided edge in time of possession, 37:41 to 22:19. It was the first time Austin Peay had held a Football Bowl Subdivision team under 30 points since Sept. 17, 2011 against Memphis. Mike Boone gained 100 yards on 19 carries in the first 100-yard rushing game for a UC player since Boone gained 137 against Tulsa on Nov. 14, 2015. Hayden Moore complete 17 of 28 passes for 151 yards and three touchdowns with no interceptions. The Bearcats did not commit a turnover. Last season, the Bearcats (4-8) did not play in a bowl game for just the fourth time since 2000. They had played in five straight bowl games prior to 2016 and recorded at least nine wins in four of those seasons.College Football Week 2 ATS Picks
Wolverines Trap Game?
Michigan moved up to No. 8 in the AP poll following a dominant 33-17 win over No. 17 Florida. The Michigan defense held Florida to 192 total yards and nine first downs while accumulating six sacks and forcing three turnovers. Outside of a field goal on the opening drive, the Florida offense only crossed midfield twice the rest of the game. The Wolverines piled up 433 total yards, nearly half of those on the ground (215). Ty Isaac led the way with 114 yards on 11 carries (10.4 yards per carry). Wilton Speight earned the start at quarterback and played most of the game, going 11-of- 25 passing for 181 yards and a touchdown. John O’Korn also saw action in the second quarter. Quinn Nordin made four field goals in his Michigan debut and became the first kicker in program history to hit two field goals from 50-plus yards in the same game. Michigan ended Florida’s 27-year season-opener winning streak, which had been the longest active streak in the nation. This will be the first-ever meeting between the two schools. Cincinnati becomes the 151st different opponent faced by Michigan during its 138 years of collegiate football action. Michigan has a 114-18- 3 record in home openers.Nebraska at Oregon
When: Saturday, Sept. 9, 4:30 PM ET Where: Autzen Stadium, Eugene TV: Fox Stream: Fox Sports Go Radio: Tunein.com Opening College Football Week 2 Lines: Oregon -14 (70.5)Huskers Look For More
Nebraska escaped Arkansas State 43-36 last week. Sophomore I-back Tre Bryant erupted for a career-high 192 yards in the win. Bryant, whose previous career highs were 13 carries for 56 yards, powered his way to 78 yards in a wild first half, before helping the Huskers take gain control of the game with 114 yards and a touchdown on 18 second-half carries. Bryant’s big night in the backfield in his first career start, helped make a winner of quarterback Tanner Lee inhis first game as a Husker. Lee completed 19-of-32 passes for 238 yards and two touchdowns without committing a turnover. The Huskers finished with 463 yards total offense on 70 plays, including 225 rushing yards on 38 carries and 238 passing yards on 32 attempts. Arkansas State finished with 497 yards on 89 plays, but managed just 82 yards rushing on 21 carries. The victory marked the 31st time in 32 seasons Nebraska has posted a victory in its season opener.
Saturday’s meeting wraps up a home-and- home series between the schools. Nebraska defeated Oregon, 35-32, in Lincoln last season. Saturday’s meeting wraps up a home-and- home series between the schools. Nebraska defeated Oregon, 35-32, in Lincoln last season.
Nebraska has won five straight games in the series, outscoring Oregon, 241-60, in that five-game win streak. Saturday’s game will mark the first time in the past six meetings that neither team has been nationally ranked.
