http://www.cbssports.com/collegefootball/expertpicks

Expert Picks
	Darst	Dodd	Horowitz	Jacobi	Patterson	Winner
Saturday, Sept. 4
San Jose State at No. 1 Alabama
Miami (Ohio) at No. 4 Florida
No. 5 Texas at Rice
No. 24 Oregon State at No. 6 TCU
Utah State at No. 7 Oklahoma
Western Kentucky at No. 8 Nebraska
Eastern Illinois at No. 9 Iowa
New Mexico at No. 11 Oregon
No. 12 Wisconsin at UNLV
S.C. State at No. 16 Georgia Tech
Tennessee Tech at No. 17 Arkansas
No. 18 North Carolina vs. No. 21 LSU
Youngstown State at No. 19 Penn State
Samford at No. 20 Florida State
Arkansas State at No. 22 Auburn
Louisiana-Lafayette at No. 23 Georgia
Coastal Carolina at No. 25 West Virginia
Connecticut at Michigan
UCLA at Kansas State
Cincinnati at Fresno State
Monday, Sept. 6
No. 3 Boise State vs. No. 10 Virginia Tech
Thursday, Sept. 2
Marshall at No. 2 Ohio State
Florida A&M at No. 13 Miami (Fla.)
No. 14 Southern California at Hawaii
No. 15 Pittsburgh at Utah
Week 1	20-2	21-1	20-2	20-2	21-1
2010	20-2	21-1	20-2	20-2	21-1

http://www.cbssports.com/collegefootball/bowls/predictions BCS National Championship Game
	Jan. 10 Glendale, Ariz. BCS #1 vs. BCS #2
Comment: The top two teams in the CBSSports.com 120 rankings will meet in the BCS National Championship. Alabama will be seeking its second consecutive national title, while Ohio State will be looking for its first since 2002.

The champions of selected conferences are contractually committed to certain bowls, unless they are No. 1 or No. 2. (ACC: Orange; Big Ten: Rose; Big 12: Fiesta; Pac-10: Rose; SEC: Sugar). If a Bowl loses a host team to the title game, then the bowl gets first choice at a replacement team. The rest of the selection order for 2011 is as follows: Sugar, Orange, Fiesta.

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/pickem

	Yahoo! Users*
Season Record	0 - 0
Week 1 Record	0 - 0
		Consensus
Minnesota at New Orleans	NOR (82%)	NOR
Detroit at Chicago	CHI (83%)	CHI
Oakland at Tennessee	TEN (91%)	TEN
Indianapolis at Houston	IND (83%)	IND
Miami at Buffalo	MIA (85%)	MIA
Cincinnati at New England	NWE (76%)	NWE
Carolina at NY Giants	NYG (87%)	NYG
Atlanta at Pittsburgh	ATL (56%)	ATL
Cleveland at Tampa Bay	TAM (67%)	TAM
Denver at Jacksonville	DEN (60%)	DEN
San Francisco at Seattle	SFO (79%)	SFO
Arizona at St. Louis	ARI (79%)	ARI
Green Bay at Philadelphia	GNB (82%)	GNB
Dallas at Washington	DAL (78%)	DAL
Baltimore at NY Jets	NYJ (54%)	NYJ
San Diego at Kansas City	SDG (90%)	SDG
Legend: Green = Correct, Red = Incorrect
* Figure following team represents the percentage of Yahoo! Sports users who picked that team. Includes only users in Pro Football Pick'em groups that do not use point spreads or confidence points.

http://www.tsn.ca/columnists/chris_Schultz/?id=332180

http://kotaku.com/5628962/maddens-nfl-predictions-+-and-a-few-of-our-own

Madden NFL has an impressive record picking Super Bowl winners; it also takes an annual stab at the much less exact science of predicting the season, which a simulation says ends with Baltimore and Green Bay as conference champions.

Running a one-shot sim in Madden NFL 11's franchise mode, EA Sports returned ties for the best record in both the NFC and AFC; it predicted Green Bay and Minnesota to finish 12-4, with the Packers getting homefield advantage in the playoffs thanks to a better divisional record. The same tiebreak gave the AFC crown to Baltimore, which finished 13-3 alongside Indianapolis.

http://www.cbssports.com/collegefootball/expertpicks

Expert Picks
	Darst	Dodd	Horowitz	Jacobi	Patterson	Winner
Saturday, Sept. 4
San Jose State at No. 1 Alabama
Miami (Ohio) at No. 4 Florida
No. 5 Texas at Rice
No. 24 Oregon State at No. 6 TCU
Utah State at No. 7 Oklahoma
Western Kentucky at No. 8 Nebraska
Eastern Illinois at No. 9 Iowa
New Mexico at No. 11 Oregon
No. 12 Wisconsin at UNLV
S.C. State at No. 16 Georgia Tech
Tennessee Tech at No. 17 Arkansas
No. 18 North Carolina vs. No. 21 LSU
Youngstown State at No. 19 Penn State
Samford at No. 20 Florida State
Arkansas State at No. 22 Auburn
Louisiana-Lafayette at No. 23 Georgia
Coastal Carolina at No. 25 West Virginia
Connecticut at Michigan
UCLA at Kansas State
Cincinnati at Fresno State
Monday, Sept. 6
No. 3 Boise State vs. No. 10 Virginia Tech
Thursday, Sept. 2
Marshall at No. 2 Ohio State
Florida A&M at No. 13 Miami (Fla.)
No. 14 Southern California at Hawaii
No. 15 Pittsburgh at Utah

http://www.cbssports.com/collegefootball/story/13852632/bold-predictions-good-times-from-boise-to-bama-to-lincoln

Let's just start the season by throwing caution to the wind with our Ten Bold Predictions for 2010:

http://www.skysports.com/opinion/story/0,25212,13283_5538029,00.html

US-based British sports-writer Simon Veness looks at who the US media is tipping as the NFL season looms ever closer.

It's preview season here in the US. And that means everyone and their aunt has an opinion on who will be in Miami next February for Super Bowl XLIV.

http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=6815103n

Speedboarding has been called "skateboarding on steroids." It's a high-speed craze that some say should be banned.

http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2010/08/29/sports/ncaafootball/20100829-cfp-bowls.html

Ohio State

What, you’re surprised not to see Alabama? Although it certainly seems like the Crimson Tide has a little more margin for error (a one-loss Southeastern Conference team has a better chance of playing for a national title than a one-loss Big Ten team), it just seems as if the Buckeyes are a complete team that can navigate the season without a loss. Quarterback Terrelle Pryor gets the headlines, but running back Brandon Saine and receiver DeVier Posey are also legitimate playmakers. On defense, end Cameron Heyward and linebackers Ross Homan (outside) and Brian Rolle (inside) along with a solid secondary complete the package. As long as Pryor has the breakout season that is expected of him, the Buckeyes will be headed to Arizona in January.