Week 4 Picks

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Last week, I was 53-12, for a percentage of 81.5%.  Overall, I am 186-41, or 81.9%.  Pretty good, if I say so myself!

Now on to my picks for this weekend:

USF over Temple
Boise St over Virginia
Utah over Arizona
Ohio St over UNLV
FSU over NC St
Louisville over Kent St
Houston over Texas Tech
Tulane over Army
Arkansas over Texas A%M
Tennessee over UMass
W Virginia over Kansas
Ga Tech over Pitt
Tulsa over New Mexico
Va Tech over ODU
S Alabama over Idaho
Ohio over E Mich
Maryland over UCF
Alabama over Vandy
Clemson over Boston College
USC over Cal
Okla St over TCU
Miami, Fl over Toledo
Nebraska over Rutgers
Indiana over Ga Southern
Wake Forest over Appalachian St
Duke over UNC
S Carolina over La Tech
C Mich over Miami, Oh
Navy over Cincinnati
Michigan over Purdue
Louisiana over La-Monroe
Wash St over Nevada
Troy over Akron
Ga St over Charlotte
Oklahoma over Baylor
Coastal Carolina over W Illinois
N Texas over UAB
Georgia over Miss St
San Diego St over Air Force
LSU over Syracuse
WKU over Ball St
FAU over Buffalo
Middle Tennessee over Bowling Green
SMU over Ark St
W Mich over Wagner
Penn St over Iowa
Auburn over Missouri
Kentucky, in an upset, over Florida
Rice over FIU
Utah St over San Jose St
UTSA over Texas St
New Mexico St over UTEP
Memphis over S Illinois
Mich St over Notre Dame
In another upset, Colorado over Washington
Oregon over Ariz St
Wyoming over Hawaii
UCLA over Stanford
And, on Sunday, UConn over E Carolina

That's it for today.  Until next time, may your day and your loved ones be blessed!

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