On the first weekend of the Big Ten season, the state of Ohio asserted its dominance with a big win over Nebraska. Michigan made one with his victory on the way to Minnesota. However, not everything went as planned at the conference.
Penn State lost his first game of the season to Indiana 36-35 in overtime, dropping the Nittany Lions from eighth to eighteenth in the AP Top 25, and things would probably be no less difficult for them this weekend as they are about to happen. host the No. 3 Buckeyes in a key Big Ten clash at the start of the season.
This will be the only adjustment between the groups ranked in Week 9. Many of the most productive groups will be great favorites and will keep their grades higher next week.
Here’s a prediction of what grades will look like after the week nine action.
Week nine survey prediction
1. Clemson
2. Alabama
3. State of Ohio
4. Notre Dame
5. Georgia
6. State of Oklahoma
Seventh Cincinnati
8. Texas A
9. Wisconsin
10. Florida
11th BYU
Miami 12
Michigan 13
14th Oregon
15. North Carolina
16. State of Kansas
Indiana 17
18 Marshall
19. Carolina Coast
20. USC
21. EMS
22. State of Iowa
23. Oklahoma
24. State of Boise
Tulsa 25
Week 9 Predictions
Clemson, Alabama continues to roll
The two groups in the country seem to be heading to places in the school football playoffs and, although they all still have difficult clashes to come, that shouldn’t be the case this Saturday.
Clemson Number 1 receives Boston College and will seek to maintain its dominance within the CCA. The Tigers have won a convention record of 35 consecutive regular-season games, and have not lost to a CYA opponent since October 13, 2017 in Syracuse. He beat The Orange 47-21 last weekend at 6-0.
Alabama No. 2 now has a 5-0 record as it continues to stick to its SEC schedule. Last Saturday, Crimson Tide beat Tennessee 48-17. They don’t have a game opposed to a newly ranked opponent on their normal season schedule, however he could end up facing Fifth Georgia for a moment in the SEC championship game. However, this Saturday, the Tide will receive the state of Mississippi.
Expect Clemson and Alabama to win smoothly again, firmly keeping the two most sensitive places in the AP Top 25.
Ohio State gets rid of Penn State ranking
Ohio State intended to be one of the most productive groups this season, and in the Buckeyes’ 52-17 win over Nebraska, Junior Quarterback Justin Fields went 21 of 21 attempts. for 276 yards and two touchdowns while running for 54 yards and a touchdown.
Fields can be a contender again for the Heisman Trophy this year and it will be difficult for Penn State’s defense to stop him.
Despite wasting Indiana, the Nittany Lions allowed just 211 total yards in their first game of the season, but it will be much more difficult to face the Buckeyes, who are the first favorites to win the Big Ten title. that Ohio State is a more sensible team in the country this season.
It’s a competitive game, but the Buckeyes are the most productive team. Just like last year (when Ohio State won 28-17), the Buckeyes will find a way to beat their rival Big Ten.
Tulsa stays warm, the wisest 25 comes in
Although Tulsa played only two games in October, either was impressive victories on the road: the Golden Hurricane won at UCF on October 3, then beat South Florida last Friday. Lately 2-0 in the AAC game and can be just a convention. contender this season.
Tulsa’s only loss was a 16-7 loss to the state of Oklahoma in their first game of the season on September 19, and the Cowboys are now ranked No. 6 in the country, so it’s not a bad loss. Golden Hurricane will receive East Carolina on Friday as they attempt to achieve their third direct victory.
In this week’s AP Top 25, Tulsa was one of the most productive groups to get votes, but lost a spot. If Penn State breaks down, the Golden Hurricane may be about to enter the ballot for the first time this season. no problem beating East Carolina, who have lost 3 of their first 4 games.
Later in the season, Tulsa will play opposite No. 7 Cincinnati and No. 22 SMU, so if the Golden Hurricane continues to ride, it could potentially rise in ratings and be one of the most productive organizations in the organization of five in the country.
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