Another year where the degenerates who run this site attempt to pick games for the upcoming college football weekend. We would remind you that these picks are for entertainment purposes of course and should not be relied on for any illegal wagering, that said, our betting records are probably alot better than Danny Sheridan…just saying.

2012 Overall Record

Bunkie Perkins: 0-0

Mike Medallion: 0-0

The Juice: 0-0 (Edit note:  Juice is on the road today, racing at the speed of bar-b-q toward Atlanta for the Auburn game, or DragonCon….ok, probably both.)

Auburn + 3.5 v. Clemson 

Juice:  Auburn

Medallion: Auburn. Auburn’s offense goes nowhere, Auburn’s defense keeps it close, and Auburn’s special teams comes up with a few big plays in the 4th quarter to win the game (or at least keep it within a FG). #F-CKDABO.

Perkins:  Clemson.  Just for spite purposes really and not actually based on any true football analysis.  Who knows what Auburn is actually going to look at and Clemson couldn’t possibly look as bad as it did against West Virginia at the end of last year…I think.

Tennessee -7 @ NC State

Juice: Tennessee

Medallion: N.C. State. The beginning of the end for Mr. Dooley.

Perkins:  NC State.  Tennessee’s best player has already played this week.  Da’Rick Rogers had 75 yards and a touchdown last night for Tennessee…Tech.

Alabama -11 v. Michigan (in Dallas)

Juice:  Michigan

Medallion: ALABAMA. Heck, give Michigan 20 points, and Lord Sabear will still find a way to cover.

Perkins:  Bama  Michigan is sitting its best running back and one of it’s defensive ends.  Not that that would have helped all that much.

Bonus Pick:

Juice: N/A

Medallion:

Buffalo @ Georiga (-38)

Georgia. Richt won’t lose control of the first game. Maybe several later in the season. But not the first one.

Perkins:

West Virginia -22 v. Marshall

West F’n Virginia.  Pick based on the following quote from Dana Holgorsen regarding rumors that Marshall will be memorizing West Virginia’s hand signals: “I have one really good one they can memorize.”