Roberts College Football Bowl Selections, 7-3-1 Thus Far: Dec 27-29

Monday, December 27
Independence Bowl
Georgia Tech +3 vs. Air Force

Tuesday, December 28
Champs Sports Bowl
West Virginia -2 ½ vs. NC State

Insight Bowl
Missouri -3 vs. Iowa

Wednesday, December 29
Eagle Bank Bowl
East Carolina +7 ½ vs. Maryland

Texas Bowl
Illinois +1 ½ vs. Baylor

Alamo Bowl
Oklahoma State -5 ½ vs. Arizona

Bowl Record: 7-3-1

Roberts College Football Selections for Week 14

Here are my College Football Plays for Week 14:

UCLA +5 ½ vs. USC
Washington State +6 ½ vs. Washington
Connecticut +1 ½ @ South Florida
Central Florida -9 vs. SMU (Conf. USA Title Game)
Auburn - 5 ½ vs. South Carolina (SEC Title Game)
Virginia Tech -4 ½ vs. Florida State (ACC Title Game)
Nebraska +6 vs. Oklahoma (Big-12 Title Game)

Roberts Week 11 College Football Plays

My College Football Plays for this week:
Auburn -6 vs. Georgia
Oregon -19 ½ @ California
Utah -5 ½ @ Notre Dame
Virginia Tech -3 ½ @ North Carolina
Indiana +22 @ Wisconsin

Oklahoma Sooners To Ruin Missouri's Homecoming Saturday

No. 1 Oklahoma (6-0) at No. 11 Missouri (6-0)
5:00 pm (PDT) - TV: ABC

Oklahoma -3 @ Missouri: Lots of history-busting Mizzou can do this week with a win; be 7-0 for the first time since 1960, avenge their epic 2007 season with their only losses coming from Sooners and 1986‘s worst loss (77-0) in school history, but choosing Oklahoma as your homecoming game this year is a bit cocky. That is bulletin board material to help inspire the Sooners more than need be.

The Sooners team we saw last week against Iowa State (52-0) is what we’ll see this week and it’s a major upgrade in what Missouri has faced in 2010 thus far. Mizzou has shown a great defense this year, but beating up on Colorado, Texas A&M, Miami-Ohio, McNeese State doesn’t get me excited as a potential backer this week; San Diego State almost beat Missouri at home.

The Sooners have had their struggles as well this year, but it looks like everything is aligned, set and ready to go as they are the BCS number one team in the country. They won’t let an upstart -- who they have been beating down for their entire history -- be the ones to knock them from No. 1. I could easily see the Sooners running away with this one and ruining the King and Queen of homecoming’s night.

Roberts Week 6 College Football Selections: Roll With the Tide as Top Play of the Week

Here’s a look at my week 6 College plays I made this week:

North Carolina -2 vs. Clemson
Utah -6 @ Iowa State
Alabama -6 ½ @ South Carolina
Washington -2 vs. Arizona State
UCLA +7 ½ @ Cal
BYU +4 ½ vs. San Diego State
Oregon -36 @ Washington State

I also have a lean towards Stanford, but couldn’t lay -10 even though I really think Jim Harbaugh will look to embarrass USC.

The fun game of the day should be New Mexico (0-5) visiting New Mexico State (0-4). Neither team has covered a spread this season and “Sharp” money is siding with the Lobos as the spread has dropped a point to -2 ½. I’ll follow with lots of interest to see where this game ends up as it is about as ugly a College Football game has ever been played.

I also have tried to find ways to bet on LSU in the swamp getting +7, but can’t convince myself. I do think they are better all around than Florida, but that doesn’t include the coaching. Normally, I’d lay Urban Meyer up to -10 against Les Miles on any occasion, but not this time. I can see an upset in this one, but don’t have the courage to do it as of yet.

Good Luck this week!

Kenny White's Las Vegas Oddsmakers Week 4 College Football Rankings

LAS VEGAS RANKINGS TOP 30 - WEEK 4

Rank School Rating Last Week AP Rank 1 Alabama 119.4 1 1 2 Texas Christian 116.8 3 4 3 Ohio State 116.5 2 2 4 Oregon 116.0 4 5 5 Boise State 115.5 6 3 6 Texas 114.7 7 7 7 Nebraska 114.6 10 6 8 Oklahoma 114.2 5 8 9 Stanford 113.7 12 16 10 Arkansas 113.3 16 10 11 Florida 113.3 8 9 12 Arizona 112.7 18 14 13 Iowa 112.2 9 18 14 Miami, Fl. 112.1 13 19 15 Southern California 112.0 11 20 16 Penn State 111.9 15 23 17 LSU 111.8 19 15 18 Auburn 111.6 20 17 19 Wisconsin 111.5 14 11 20 Georgia 110.7 17 NR 21 South Carolina 110.4 24 12 22 Michigan 109.9 21 21 23 Utah 109.7 30 13 24 Florida State 109.6 35 28 25 Oregon State 109.2 25 24 26 Virginia Tech 109.1 40 NR 27 Clemson 109.0 26 33 28 Missouri 108.9 22 31 28 Michigan State 108.9 28 25 30 Texas A&M 108.5 29 40 30 Nevada 108.5 36 27 Next Nine: California, Fresno State, Georgia Tech, Pittsburgh, Mississippi State, West Virginia, Notre Dame, Air Force, Boston College Dropped out of Top 30: California (22), North Carolina (26)