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10. Northern Illinois

Northern Illinois
Ken Blaze-USA TODAY Sports

Expect No. 23 Northern Illinois to help Akron put that nasty 0-29 streak on the road to rest when the Zips visit DeKalb, Ill. later today. The Huskies have become accustomed to playing on the road so some of that home cooking may be hard to come by.

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9. Virginia Tech

Virginia Tech
Peter Casey-USA TODAY Sports

Without fifth-year senior corner back Antone Exum, No. 24 Virginia Tech may give up a "W" at home when they host Pittsburgh. With close calls against both East Carolina and Marshall, Virginia Tech is bound to break.

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8. Michigan

Michigan
Rick Osentoski-USA TODAY Sports

With No. 18 Michigan's struggles against the likes of Akron and then Connecticut only a week later, anything can happen when they visit Penn State inside a loud and proud Beaver Stadium.

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7. Northwestern

Northwestern
Jerry Lai-USA TODAY Sports

No. 19 Northwestern is going to be in tough against a hungry Wisconsin Badgers team that believes they can beat anyone and everyone in the BIG TEN despite wearing a disappointing 3-2 record.

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6. LSU

LSU
Daniel Shirey-USA TODAY Sports

When No. 10 LSU hosts No. 17 Florida in Baton Rouge later this afternoon we may not witness a good ol' fashioned shootout, but we will have the pleasure of watching a down to the last second type of football that sees the Gators come out on top on the road.

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5. South Carolina

South Carolina
Rob Foldy-USA TODAY Sports

A close call against UCF is enough for me to think that No. 14 South Carolina may let one get away from them when they visit Arkansas inside Reynolds Razorback Stadium.

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4. Georgia

Georgia
Randy Sartin-USA TODAY Sports

After barely beating Tennessee last week, No. 7 Georgia won't find it easy beating an undefeated No. 25 Missouri whether they are at home or not.

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3. Stanford

Stanford
Steven Bisig-USA TODAY Sports

Last week No. 5 Stanford showed that they really were human as they showed some vulnerability in their game against No. 16 Washington. Although they won that game, don't expect them to be able to do the same thing two weeks in a row and this time on the road against Utah.

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2. Oklahoma

Oklahoma
Tim Heitman-USA TODAY Sports

No. 12 Oklahoma can sometimes randomly find it hard to put points up on the board but still has the ability to come out with the victory. Expect that trend to be put to a halt by a Texas team that seems to be trying to play as if they have nothing to lose.

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1. Oregon

Oregon
Scott Olmos

Although they still look like they may boast the Nation's best offense, No. 2 Oregon hasn't been challenged whatsoever this season and could be thrown off of their tracks by a solid team in No. 16 Washington. The Huskies have hung in with the likes of Stanford and playing at home could give them the advantage if this game stays close.

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