January 1-6 Bowl Predictions

     Happy New Year football readers! Welcome to 2020 and welcome to the final Bowl Prediction post before the National Championship game. Nate and I have been solid on our picks thus far, and these last few games should decide who the winner is. Thank you for reading along all season and enjoy the last set of Bowl Predictions!

Alex Bowl Prediction Results: 20-10

Nate Bowl Prediction Results: 19-11

Outback Bowl

#18 Minnesota vs. #12 Auburn

ALEX

     The Gophers and Tigers square off in Tampa as they both end stellar 2019 seasons. Auburn had numerous question marks coming into the season, especially with starting QB Bo Nix being a true Freshman. They beat Oregon in the opener and all of their losses came to top 10 programs, two of which were by a touchdown or less. Their defense has been formidable all season long, and defensive tackles Derrick Brown leads arguably one of the best defensive lines in the country. The Auburn defense ranks 21st in the country, but surprisingly, they're not the top defense in this game. The mighty Gophers of Minnesota rank 14th in total defense and have deadly play makers across the field on offense. Led by Sophomore QB Tanner Morgan, the Golden Gophers were just a couple wins away from a CFB Playoff bid. They were easily one of the biggest surprises of 2019, and they will look to provide more of a shock during bowl season. Wideouts Rashod Bateman and Tyler Johnson are a threat to take it to the house on every play, and Rodney Smith leads a powerful rushing attack. I'll be rooting for the Gophers in this one, but I think Auburn will be similar to Wisconsin and lock down the Minnesota offense. Also, watch out for Auburn's wide receivers, they're a young group but are great skill players. Tigers win 33-21.

NATE

     Auburn has to feel pretty good about how they ended this season really rising up to the occasion and beating their rival. And no matter how much Minnesota should be proud of their great season, I think they can’t help but be disappointed in losing 2 straight to rivals to end their season as a Big 10 championship berth slipped out of their grasp. And that’s the big question the Gophers need to answer, whether or not they were actually kind of a fluke. Despite the slew of offensive weapons, Wisconsin managed to put the screws into the Gophers and limit them. Auburn features a really stout defensive line, and even the potential NFL picks are going to play this game. This could be very much like the Wisconsin game. Plus if the Tigers manage to get the ground game going like they did against Alabama, I think this should be in hand. Auburn: 35, Minnesota: 21

Vrbo Citrus Bowl

#13 Alabama vs. #14 Michigan

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     To be honest, Nate's write up is about all you need to know for this game, but I'll give a little bit of a statistical breakdown on why the Tide will Roll. These two teams were primed to meet in the CFB Playoffs at the start of the season, but a lackadaisical offense for Michigan and sub-par defense for Bama (combined with the injury to Tua) has them slated in the Citrus Bowl. Full disclaimer: I had very limited expectations for Michigan this season and predicted at least 3 losses (I was right). Looking at the game now, It's all with Alabama. Michigan's defense will cause headaches, and back-up QB Mac Jones will struggle at times. However, the Tide have one of the most talented receiving corps in the nation, and running back Najee Harris should take some pressure off with his 5.9 yard per carry average. Michigan's offense has improved during the second half of the season, and even with Bama's defense down a peg or two this year, I don't expect this to be particularly close. Bama rolls as they take out their frustrations of missing their first CFB Playoff on Michigan in a 40-21 win.

NATE

     Saban is going to be very upset this game. Alabama: 38, Michigan: 24

Rose Bowl Game Presented by Northwestern Mutual

#6 Oregon vs. #8 Wisconsin

ALEX

     We have a fantastic match-up for this year's Rose Bowl as the Ducks and Badgers square off in the Grandaddy of them all. The Ducks dominated Utah in the PAC-12 Title game, and were a tough road loss to the Sun Devils away from a likely CFB Playoff berth. The Badgers stumbled to Illinois early in the year, and loss to the Buckeyes twice after winning the BIG 10 West over rival Minnesota. They're led by a powerful ground game with the nation's top running back, Jonathan Taylor. Taylor has been tremendous in 2019, rushing for nearly 2,000 yards with 21 TDs. Wisconsin loves to grind it out and it works hand in hand with a defense that ranks 8th in the nation and 2nd in getting opponents off the field on third down. They'll have a tough task in this one, as Justin Herbert has thrown for 3,333 yards with 32 TDs and just 5 picks on the season. The Oregon offense isn't quite as dynamic as they used to be, but Sophomore running back CJ Verdell has been trying to change that 6.5 yard per rush average. The Oregon defense will be the key in this one though, as they have to slow down Jonathan Taylor in order to win. They locked down Utah's rushing attack (and overall offense) in the PAC-12 Championship, and have been statistically one of the best in program history. I'm with Wisconsin though, Jonathan Taylor is too much for basically everyone not named Ohio State. Badgers beat the Ducks 27-21.

NATE

     Over 1900 yards, 21 touchdowns. What more do you need from a running back? Those are Jonathan Taylor’s stats on the year. 3,333 yards, 32 touchdowns. What more do you need from a quarterback? Those are Justin Herbert’s stats on the year. Both teams have veteran lines; both teams have top 10 defenses. Who wins? I dunno, flip a coin. Wisconsin: 20, Oregon: 17

Allstate Sugar Bowl

#5 Georgia vs. #7 Baylor

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     The last of the big games features Georgia out of the playoffs and against yet another team from Texas... in the Sugar Bowl. This time the Baylor Bears are slated against the Bulldogs, and this looks to be a really interesting match-up. Both Georgia and Baylor play very tough defense, and have impressive QBs who are looking to shake off conference championship losses. Baylor's Charlie Brewer was injured in the Big XII Championship against Oklahoma, but is locked and loaded for this one after throwing for nearly 3,000 yards on the season with 20 TDs and just 6 picks. He also makes a lot of plays with his legs, rushing for 10 TDs this season. I don't think he'll reek havoc on the Bulldogs' defense quite like Joe Burrow did, but there will be some big plays courtesy of Mr. Brewer. On the other side, Georgia could struggle a bit as they will be without multiple starters including two lineman and possibly D'Andre Swift, their star running back. Tight game, but I don't think Georgia is loosing two Sugar Bowls in a row. The Bears fight hard, but the Bulldogs win it 28-24.

NATE

     Both these teams ended their regular seasons one game away from the playoffs. And honestly for both of them in kind of the same way. Both teams couldn’t really get their offenses going. Will Charlie Brewer actually play? If not, I would think that Georgia will have an advantage. Also advantageous for the Dawgs? Their rushing attack. D’Andre Swift will frustrate an average Baylor rushing defense. Jake Fromm will need to take care of the ball, his 5 interceptions have come in the only games Georgia has lost all season. I think Georgia will play good enough defense, and Fromm will play well enough that they will be able to get there. Georgia: 30, Baylor: 20

Ticketmaster Birmingham Bowl

Boston College vs. #21 Cincinnati

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     The Golden Eagles fired their head coach and have chosen former Ohio State assistant Jeff Hafley to take over. He won't be available for this game, but another former Buckeye will be. That's Cincy Head Coach Luke Fickell, and he has the Bearcats rolling. Two tough losses to AAC Champion Memphis held them out of a bigger bowl game, but don't sleep on this team. Cincy has tough defense, and the offensive duo of QB Desmond Ridder and RB Michael Warren II is not to be trifled with. They will have their hands full with BC star, running back AJ Dillon, but I like the Bearcats in this one. Cincy 34, Boston College 24.

NATE

     The Bearcats were really close to being the G5 darling of the year, but a couple losses to Memphis kept them from reaching their heights. Their reward was to battle against a mediocre Boston College team without their coach. Steve Addazio was let go after the season was over, and who could blame Boston College, as he never set the world on fire. Cincinnati has a solid defense, and will have to contend with AJ Dillon, but also David Bailey, who is close to 1K yards himself.  I think this game is going to be very close, but Cincy should have the talent to close it out. 

Cincinnati: 20, Boston College: 17

Taxslayer Gator Bowl

Indiana vs. Tennessee

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     A very intriguing BIG 10 versus SEC battle is set to take place down int Jacksonville as the Hoosiers and Volunteers square off. Indiana flew under the radar, but had a very solid 8-4 season, while the Vols are going bowling after starting the season 1-4. Tennessee will be without their best player Jauan Jennings for the first half after he kicked a Vanderbilt player in the head during the season finale. Junior QB Jarrett Guarantano has had an up and down season, but is finishing strong. He'll need a big performance, because although none of their victories are against bowl eligible teams, Indiana can sling the football well. Juniors Peyton Ramsey and Whop Philyor have been a deadly QB-WR duo, and I think the Vols' defense will struggle against them. Not a flashy game by any means, but Indiana plays well and gets the win 31-28.

NATE

     Can Indiana win a bowl game for the first time in 28 years? That will be their quest this gator bowl. Helping them to achieve that fact will be their 12^th ranked passing offense. Whop Philyor is the star receiver, and Peyton Ramsey will try and spread the ball around to his other options. Tennessee has actually had a very underrated defense this year, 29^th in the country in total. Even without star weapon Jauwan Jennings, suspended after an on field altercation, the Volunteers should pick this one up. Tennessee: 28, Indiana: 24

Famous Idaho Potato Bowl

Ohio vs. Nevada

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     Fearless Frankie has the most wins as a head coach in MAC history, and now takes his Bobcats to the Smurf Turf to take on the Wolfpack of Nevada. Neither team has been stellar this season, but the star of the game is Nathan Rourke, the QB for Ohio. Rourke has thrown for nearly 2,700 yards with 20 TDs and just 5 picks. The Wolfpack rank 106th in pass defense, and that's about all you need to know. I'm always rolling with Frank Solich, and he wins with the Bobcats 36-22.

NATE

     Ohio has been one of the more consistent G5 programs over the last decade, making a bowl 9 of the last 10 years. They weren’t an offensive powerhouse, but QB Nathan Rourke has been a solid dual threat option for the bobcats. Nevada has been very middling on both sides of the ball. I think Solich gets it done. Ohio: 21, Nevada: 13

Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl

Southern Miss vs. Tulane

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     Tulane started the season strong at 5-2, but finished with 4 losses in their final 5 games. They were close, against tough competition like Navy and SMU, but the Green Wave have a lot to prove in this game. Southern Miss is back after missing a bowl in 2018, averaging nearly 28 points per game, but giving up nearly 26. Tulane's defense isn't much better, but play makers like dual-threat QB Justin McMillin (26 total TDs) will set them apart on offense. Watch out for the Southern Miss air raid though, Junior QB Jack Abraham can sling it. Green Wave 34, Golden Eagles 27.

NATE

     What is a green wave? Not a team on a great finish to the end of their year, that’s for sure. Tulane has finished 1-5 on the year. Their offense could keep up, but their defense let them down, despite out gaining several teams they lost too. Southern miss isn’t exactly an offensive powerhouse, but the 23^rd ranked passing attack should be enough to get through a reeling Tulane secondary.
Southern Miss: 31, Tulane: 28

Lendingtree Bowl

Louisiana vs. Miami (OH)

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     The Redhawks from Ohio come in as MAC Champions, and will take on the runner up in the Sun Belt. Not much favors Miami of Ohio here, as they even give up more points on average than they score. Louisiana can run up that score though, as they average more than 500 yards and nearly 40 points per game. Junior QB Levi Lewis has been stellar, throwing for over 2,800 yards with 24 TDs and just 4 picks. He'll have a big night and the Ragin' Cajuns win in a route, 43-21.

NATE

     The Redhawks will look for Brett Gabbert, brother of Blaine Gabbert to lead them to a historic upset. Louisiana Lafayette however, should be the better team. They hold teams to under 20 points per game and are incredible defensively in the red zone. They don’t score too many points, but they will score enough. Louisiana: 25, Miami (OH): 14

Thank you for reading all of our Bowl Predictions, and be sure to watch for our National Championship Prediction post coming soon. Nate is picking the Tigers and I am as well, it should be a great game!

#CFBKnowItAll

Alex Fernando

December 30-31 Bowl Predictions

     We've reached the middle of bowl seasons and had very interesting semi-final games for the CFB Playoffs. LSU dominated Oklahoma behind a Heisman (and a half) worthy performance from Joe Burrow, throwing for nearly 500 yards and 7 TDs, with another on the ground. In the Fiesta Bowl, Clemson and Ohio State battled until the very end, showing that both were deserving of a spot in the National Championship. Fortunately for me and my predictions, Clemson prevailed and we have an all Tigers match-up for the title. Before we get to the big game however, there are a few more bowl games to predict. Enjoy!

Alex Bowl Prediction Results: 15-6
Nate Bowl Prediction Results: 14-7


Servpro First Responder Bowl

Western Kentucky vs. Western Michigan

ALEX

     There's not too much to say with this game to be honest. Both teams had solid seasons, but weren't quite able to reach the top of their respective conferences, falling just short of conference title appearances. The Hilltoppers struggled on offense for most of the season, ending with an average of 380 yards and 25.6 points per game. However, in their final three games of the season, WKU averaged 34.6 points per game. For the Broncos, they come in with a balanced attack, but I would expect a heavy dose of Senior running back LeVante Bellamy. Bellamy has rushed for more than 1,400 yards this season with 23 TDs. Western Kentucky is solid in run defense, but Bellamy is another challenge all on his own. Broncos win 33-27.

NATE

     The Western Bowl, as it will named this year, features two teams who had solid, if not particularly impressive seasons. Maybe more impressive for Western Kentucky, who if they win this game, will have equaled their win total for the last two years combined. Helping them to that mark is Arkansas transfer Ty Storey, who has cut down on his interceptions to lead a solid senior campaign. This hasn’t stopped the Hilltoppers from coughing up the ball a lot, as 14 fumbles have lead the team to one of the most turnover prone in the nation. Tough going up against a Western Michigan Defense who is 19^th in the country in forcing turnovers. Western Kentucky has a solid defense, but Western Michigan has LeVante Bellamy, who leads the nation with 23 touchdowns and averages over 5 yards per carry. I think the turnover bug bites the Hilltoppers, and the Broncos pull it out.

Western Michigan: 27, Western Kentucky: 24

Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl

Mississippi State vs. Louisville

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     This was a match-up I was fortunate enough to witness live in a bowl game just two years ago. However, that one featured former Cardinal star, Heisman QB Lamar Jackson. This one won't have a Heisman winner playing in the game, but should still be an intriguing game. Louisville has exceeded all expectations this year, going 7-5 in the first season under Scott Satterfield. The defense needs improvement, but Micale Cunningham leads a dynamic offense that averages nearly 450 yards per game. The running game for Mississippi State will be the key in my opinion, as they average nearly 230 yards per game on the ground, and the Cardinals defense gives up an average of 211 per game. If Louisville can contain the option attack, they have a shot. However, I think the Bulldogs will win this shootout. Hail State as they win 34-24.

NATE

     This game will be a test to see if Louisville can get anything out of their 111^th ranked defense, as Mississippi State will come out running downhill with RB Kylin Hill, who has topped 100 yards in his last 10 games. Louisville has great skill position players of its own, lead by All ACC receiver Chatarius Atwell, a 1,000 year from him. More than that, Louisville has momentum. They have seriously over preformed expectations this year after being tabbed as potentially being one of the worst teams in the country this year. Mississippi State on the other hand seems to be only going backwards, as they needed to win a one point game vs their rival to even make it here. With starting quarterback Garrett Shrader out, I see Louisville showing it has something to prove and getting the win. Louisville: 31, Mississippi State: 24

Redbox Bowl

California vs. Illinois

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     A classic BIG 10 versus Pac-12 battle is set to take place out in California... but no, this one is not the Rose Bowl. The 2019 Redbox Bowl features a couple of mid-tier teams in Cal and Illinois. Lovie Smith has finally brought the Fightin' Illini to their first bowl game since 2014, and he's done it on the impressive play of Brandon Peters. The Michigan transfer has thrown for more than 1,700 yards this season, along with 17 TDs and 7 picks. The Illini have had some close calls, but pulled off some major upsets, most notably against Wisconsin. Their defense however has been a struggle, and that's where the Golden Bears exceed. Star QB Chase Garbers was injured after their 4-0 start, which really halted the offensive production. The defense has willed them into back-to-back bowl games, and will will them to victory. Golden Bears defense makes some impressive stops and gets some key turnovers to win 20--14.

NATE

     California essentially has a home game this match, as the bowl is playing just under an hour from their home stadium. Not that being at home has really rallied Cal into scoring more points, as the 20.1 points per game sits abysmally in the bottom 20 teams in the country in offense. This Illinois team can be stingy when it wants to be, accumulating 22 sacks and 18 forced fumbles, but also having games where it gives up lots of points. Offensively for the Illini, Brandon Peters has quietly had a pretty solid season, and Lovie Smith has assembled a solid group of skill position players that have combined for over 4 thousand yards of offense. Though while Cal can’t seem to score more than 20, its good at holding their opponents to around the same. This will be an ugly game, but I think I like Illinois in a stinker. Illinois: 14, California: 9

Capital One Orange Bowl

#9 Florida vs. #24 Virginia

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     The Gators and the Cavaliers meet down in Miami for the Orange bowl, which could have a little home field advantage. To counter that, Bronco Mendenhall will look to utilize the dual threat talents of Bryce Perkins against a stingy Florida defense. The Gators have the 9th best defense in the nation, giving up just 14.4 points per game and under 300 yards on average. If they can contain Perkins, this game won't be close. Kyle Trask leads a Gator offense that loves the air attack. Averaging 300 yards per game passing, Florida will look to duplicate Trevor Lawrence's success from the ACC championship against Virginia. I think Florida will handle this challenge quite well and win big in the Orange Bowl. Gators 38, Cavaliers 14.

NATE

     After getting throttled by Clemson in the ACC title game the Hoo’s get their consolation prize, the chance to get throttled again by a top 10 with a killer defense. I’m being a little flippant, but Florida has the SEC’s best pass rush, and man, Virginia’s offensive line struggled against good teams. This should also be a breakout game for Kyle Trask, filling in for injured QB Feleipe Franks, Trask has been stellar, throwing for 24 touchdowns. Virginia has been porous through the air, allowing over 300 yards per game over the last 5 weeks. I think this should be an easy cruise for a locked in Florida team. Florida: 30, Virginia: 17

Belk Bowl

Virginia Tech vs. Kentucky

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     The Hokies and the Wildcats had up and down seasons, and now find themselves against each other in the (Faux Pelini made famous) Belk Bowl. Kentucky comes into the game with a strong rushing attack led by Junior Lynn Bowden Jr., a former wideout. Bowden Jr. may not be catching as many passes now, but he has rushed 1,235 yards and 11 TDs. Virginia Tech has been fairly solid against the run, but did give up 164 yards on the ground to Bryce Perkins in their season finale. My big factor of the game is QB Hedon Hooker of the Hokies. Since taking over mid-season, he's thrown for nearly 1,500 yards with 11 TDs and 2 picks. Kentucky's defense ranks 19th in the nation, but I think Justin Fuente and Hedon Hooker will have something special cooked up. Hokies win 27-21.

NATE

     This is a battle between a one-dimensional offense, as Kentucky almost always runs the ball, against a Virginia Tech defense that hasn’t allowed more than 200 yards since September. Lynn Bowden will have to make it his show this game. The WR turned quarterback will need to bust out some big runs. Bryce Perkins from Virginia hit the Tech D for 150, Bowden will need to do just the same. Kentucky will also need to hammer Tech where it hurts, its fumbling problems. VaTech has given up 14 fumbles all year, and stands at -5 in turnover differential. Kentucky wins when it wins the turnover battle, and I think that will happen this time as well.

Kentucky: 24, Virginia Tech: 21

Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl

Florida State vs. Arizona State

ALEX

     Okay, these bowl game names are getting a bit ridiculous, but regardless, we have Florida State against Arizona State. The Seminoles somehow squeezed into a bowl game after firing Willie Taggart mid-season, but I wouldn't expect much. The offense has improved, but has play makers like Cam Akers sitting out this game. Their defense isn't any better, and they'll have more than they can handle with Sun Devils' Freshman QB Jayden Daniels. Daniels has been stellar out West this season, throwing for 2,748 yards with 17 TDs and just 2 picks. Arizona State should have no issues running away with this game. I won't trust Florida State for a while. Sun Devils: 35, Seminoles: 24.

NATE

     This bowl is going to be weird. Every top skill position player for both teams have really decided to sit this one out. The sun devil’s top wideout and back are both passing on this game, and Florida State’s Cam Akers is also passing for the draft, leaving both teams with starting options who have under 400 yards per game. Florida State has an especially bad defense, as they allow 436 yards per game, most of that through the air. That should be good for Arizona State, as freshman standout Jayden Daniels should have room to make some good things happen. Daniels smashed most freshman passing records for the Sun Devils, and even with some talent gone, he should be able to put the points up on a mediocre Seminole team. Arizona State: 32, Florida State: 20

Autozone Liberty Bowl

#23 Navy vs. Kansas State

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     The Midshipmen and the Wildcats square off in Memphis as two power rushing attacks collide. These two teams are eerily similar, just with different styles for their rushing strategies. Kansas State will have a more balanced attack and utilize the read option, while Navy will make heads spin and grind it out with the triple option. The primary factor to look at in this game is the run defense. Navy ranks 13th with an average of 110 yards given up on the ground per game while K-State ranks 61st with an average of 152. K-State does have the number one defense for opponent 3rd down conversion, holding teams to under 26%, but I like Navy in a tight one. Midshipmen win 23-21.

NATE

     After beating Oklahoma, there was a moment where it looked like Kansas State might be stepping up to take that second-best spot in the Big 12. It did not come to pass, as a pair of close losses to West Virginia and Texas left them at 8-4 and put them against a solid Navy squad. Navy rushes for 360 yards per game, best in the country. With a big game Malcom Perry will probably eclipse 2,000 yards on the ground, and the Midshipmen eat possession, holding onto it for close to 35 minutes a game. Kansas State also eats clock too, so this will be a battle to see which team can hold onto it more. I’m going out on a limb, and say the Midshipmen pull what might be considered an upset.
Navy: 23, Kansas State: 20

Nova Home Loans Arizona Bowl

Wyoming vs. Georgia State

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     Wyoming and Georgia State will meet for the first time ever down in Tucson for the Arizona Bowl. Both teams come in at 7-5 and both have lost 3 of their last 5 games. It will be strength on strength and weakness on weakness in this game as Georgia State has a high-powered offense but rough looking defense, and Wyoming is flipped with a strong defense and so-so offense. The Cowboys give up just 17.8 points per game, and hold teams under 100 yards rushing. The Panthers have a very balanced attack led by Senior QB Dan Ellington. He's thrown for nearly 2,300 yards with 21 TDs on the season. This could be an interesting one to watch. On the other side of the ball, I favor the Cowboys. They like to run the ball, and Georgia State has struggled to defend the run all season long. Good defense and a big game on the ground lead to a Wyoming victory.

Cowboys 30, Panthers 21.

NATE

     Both teams are going to want to use this one to stop the skid as both teams lost 3 of their final 4 games. Wyoming is a tale of two attacks as their passing is 125th in the nation, but their rushing attack is 27th. The Cowboys average over 200 rushing yards per game led by Xazavian Valladay. Their rush defense also holds opponents to under 100 yards per game. Given that Georgia State relies on their ground game, this gives me confidence that Wyoming will be the one to walk out of this bowl with the win. Wyoming: 24, Georgia State: 18.

Valero Alamo Bowl

#11 Utah vs. Texas

ALEX

     Utah fell short of their shot to go to the CFB Playoffs, but now can flex their muscle against a Big XII opponent who really disappointed this season. The Longhorns came into the year as Big XII Title favorites, but finish at 7-5 as an atrocious defense led to their demise. Junior QB Sam Ehlinger, still Heisman caliber in my book, has done his part, throwing for nearly 3,500 yards while rushing for another 590 and accounting for 35 touchdowns this season. Utah's defense was their strength during the season, but fell apart against Oregon in the Pac-12 Championship. I imagine they'll look to prove themselves against a high-caliber Texas offense. On the other side, Utah will look to get their offense back on track for Tyler Huntley and Zack Moss in their final game. The two Ute record holders are the key factors in this game, and I expect them to have a big night. Texas is not back, but Utah finishes their season strong. Utes 37, Longhorns 24.

NATE

     Despite an abysmal performance in the Pac12 championship, Utah is actually a pretty capable team offensively. They average 34 points a game and are 29^th in the country running the football. They will take on a Texas team that has disappointed majorly this season, predicted in the top ten, they finished 7-5 and unranked. Sam Ehlinger had to do it all, passing for 3000 yards and only finishing with 200 yards less rushing yards than their top running back. But it was really the defense that disappointed, as they allowed close to 30 points a game on their own. I really want to pick Texas here, this seems like just the type of game they win. But I think Utah is focused coming off of their loss. Utah: 29, Texas: 20

     Thank you for reading our predictions and be sure to watch for the post of our last set of predictions before the National Championship!

#CFBKnowItAll

Alex Fernando