Saturday @ 5:00 PM - #2 Oregon @ USC - Quite possibly the biggest regular season game in UO's history. This is the game the rest of the country finally tunes to see if Oregon is the real deal. USC is finally coming into its own and will put a tough fight. However, it will not be enough to keep up with Oregon's playstation offense.
College Football
Saturday @ 11:30 AM - Tulsa @ Notre Dame - For the first time ever I'm rooting for a ND win. Why? Because this sets the stage for next week against an awesome Utah team on Senior Night. ND's senior class is predicting a loss there, and if that holds true they will be the losingest class in school history. And they intend to celebrate that accomplishment by storming the field. I find that hilarious.
Saturday @ 12:30 PM - #5 Michigan State @ #18 Iowa - Is Michigan State the real deal? We'll find out here.
Saturday @ 12:30 PM - #6Missouri @ #14 Nebraska - After getting back on track last weekend, Nebraska will overwhelm Missouri.
NFL
Sunday @ 10:00 AM - Green Bay @ NY Jets - Prior to the season, one of the marquee match-ups of the season. Green Bay, decimated by injuries, has played unevenly all season, and can use this stage to break out and re-establish themselves in the NFC.
Sunday @ 1:15 PM - Minnesota @ New England - Will Brett Favre's streak of 291 consecutive starts (and at the QB position, I find this streak much more impressive than Cal Ripken's) come to end. Not to mention a disgruntled Randy Moss' return to New England.
Sunday @ 1:15 PM - Seattle @ Oakland - Seattle's defense gets better each week and regardless of what everyone says about them, they are fun to watch. Will they see the same offense from Oakland that walloped Denver last weekend?
Sunday @ 5:20 PM - Pittsburgh @ New Orleans - This is supposed to be a good game, but after NO lost to the Browns, who knows.
Monday @ 5:30 PM - Houston @ Indianapolis - After years of being beaten down by like a step child, Houston stunned Indy on opening night. Can they do it again?
MLB
Thursday @ 3:57 PM Texas @ SF World Series Game 2 - In Game 1, SF broke Texas' ultimate weapon in Cliff Lee, and suddenly one loss feels like more. Game 2 is vital to Texas, otherwise the Giants will run away with the series I'm hoping goes to 7.
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