Okay ladies and gentlemen, it’s about time the most wonderful time of the year got here! After a long, hot summer that’s burned about half of Texas up, it’s time for some football!

****THURSDAY****

No. 16 Oregon at No. 14 Boise State (-4) – ESPN – The college football season gets started off with a bang in this matchup. Expect Oregon to pick up right where they left off under new coach Chip Kelly, and Boise State should have their usual high flying attack. Expect a wild, high-scoring affair in this game.
Boise State….49-45

****SATURDAY****

LA-Monroe at No. 2 Texas (-40.5) – FSN PPV – Colt McCoy and the Longhorns should have no problem with LA-Monroe, but ask Alabama how that turned out a couple of years ago.
Texas….48-17

No. 20 BYU vs. No. 3 Oklahoma (-22) (Arlington) – ESPN – The first college game in JerryWorld should be a decent matchup of two teams with very good offenses. Expect OU’s defense to slow down BYU’s passing attack quite a bit, and BYU’s defense shouldn’t pose too much of a challenge to OU’s offense.
Oklahoma….56-27

No. 5 Alabama (-7) vs. No. 7 Virginia Tech (Atlanta) – ABC – The marquee game of Week One should be close, although I expect that Virginia Tech’s tailback depth (or lack thereof) will be the deciding factor in this one.
Alabama….27-10

Navy @ No. 6 Ohio State (-21.5) – ESPN – The home opener for Captain Sweatervest and his team should be pretty uneventful (aren’t most games in the Big 11?), and Navy might scare them for a quarter, but that’s about it.
Ohio State….35-17

No. 13 Georgia @ No. 9 Oklahoma State (-5.5) – ABC – Ah, yes…it’s finally time to figure out if Okie Lite is for real. We’ll finally get the answer to the question of whether the Cowboys are pretenders or contenders, even though Georgia has a new starting quarterback and running backs. Expect Georgia’s defense to take away Dez Bryant with no solid No. 2 receiver on this team and no Brandon Pettigrew to keep them honest over the middle. And as we saw last year in the Holiday Bowl, no Dez Bryant means the Cowboys’ offense sputters.
Georgia….38-27

No. 11 LSU (-17) @ Washington – ESPN – A new coach won’t save the Huskies in this one, even if Les Miles does make a couple of boneheaded coaching moves.
LSU….52-21

Maryland @ No. 12 Cal (-21.5) – ESPN2 – Cal has a lot of talent returning this year…expect Maryland to hang close for the first half, but they won’t have the horses to keep up with Cal down the stretch.
Cal….42-24

Nevada @ No. 23 Notre Dame (-14.5) – NBC – As much as I would like to see the Irish fall flat on their faces against the Pistol offense, it won’t happen in this one. Too bad Nevada isn’t playing at home, their thug fans would enjoy taunting the Notre Dame players and fans.
Notre Dame….35-21

Florida Atlantic @ No. 24 Nebraska (-21.5) – FSN PPV – Nebraska should have a fairly easy time in this one, even if they are breaking in Zac Lee at quarterback.
Nebraska….45-18

Northern Colorado @ No. 25 Kansas (NL) – FCS Central – Looks like Mark Mangino went back to the cupcake schedule philosophy that served them well in 2007.
Kansas….56-7

Baylor @ Wake Forest (-2.5) – ABC/ESPN2 – Baylor gets the chance to show the country they are for real, and beating the Demon Deacons on their home field would give a tremendous boost to the Bears’ confidence early in the season.
Baylor….28-24

Missouri vs. Illinois (-7) (St. Louis) – ESPN – While this game has been quite entertaining the last couple of years, expect this game to go in the Illini’s favor early and stay that way.
Illinois….38-24

New Mexico @ Texas A&M (-14) – Although I don’t expect A&M to be very good again this year, the home crowd and the fact that they’re playing New Mexico should be enough to propel them to a season opening victory, unlike last year.
Texas A&M….24-17

North Dakota @ Texas Tech (NL) – Taylor Potts introduces himself to the Big 12 and the rest of the country with a huge first game performance against the hapless Fighting Sioux.
Texas Tech….66-14

UMass @ Kansas State (NL) – The return of Bill Snyder should be an easy W for the Wildcats.
Kansas State….45-14

****SUNDAY****

No. 8 Ole Miss (-16.5) @ Memphis – ESPN – Ole Miss returns just about everybody from last year, and I don’t see any way that Memphis will hang with them in this one.
Ole Miss….48-17

Colorado State @ Colorado (-10.5) – FSN – Colorado is the enigma of the Big 12 North. Who knows how good/bad they’ll be this year. Colorado State shouldn’t put up much of a fight in the first game since the school has decided to ditch playing in Denver and going back to home-and-home.
Colorado….31-10

****MONDAY****

Miami @ No. 18 Florida State (-5.5) – ESPN – This game isn’t what it used to be, but Miami should be improved enough to hang with the Seminoles for at least a half.
Florida State….34-21

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The decision over whether Pete Carroll should start true freshman Matt Barkley or redshirt sophomore Aaron Corp at quarterback was rendered yesterday when Carroll announced that Matt Barkley had won the competition.

Opinions about whether this was the right move or not fall on both sides of the spectrum.

However, I wanted to look at this from another perspective:

Where the hell is Mitch Mustain in all of this?

You remember Mitch Mustain, right?

• One of the most highly touted quarterback recruits ever out of Springdale, Arkansas
• Houston Nutt wanted Mustain (and teammate Damian Williams) so badly that he hired their high school coach, Gus Mahlzahn, to be his offensive coordinator.
• Mustain went 8-0 as a starter (in the SEC, mind you) in 2006. Okay, so he was in the same backfield as Darren McFadden, Felix Jones and Petyon Hillis.
• Nutt went with Casey Dick as his starting quarterback for the Tennessee game (and subsequently for the rest of the season), angering some of his backers (including Mustain's parents).
• After the season, Mustain and Williams transferred to USC. Mahlzahn went to Tulsa as offensive coordinator and has recently returned to the SEC West in the same role at Auburn.

Yeah, that about sums it up.

Mustain arrived at USC in 2007 (his redshirt season). The 2009 season is set to kick off in less than a week.

Having been in the system for two seasons prior, shouldn't Mustain have had the inside track on the starting spot? Or if nothing else, have been neck and neck with Aaron Corp (who also arrived in 2007)?

Maybe this can be a case for not going overboard with recruiting rankings and potential.

Or is it just that USC was a bad fit?

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Day games and night games today as mid week series wrap up and teams get ready for the last weekend of Ausgust. Things are really heating up around the bigs, and the pennant races are in full swing. Texas and the Yankees wrap up their series in New York this afternoon, it’ll be Dustin Nippert vs. AJ Burnett. The best game in the NL is in Colorado, as Vicente Padilla makes his Dodgers debut vs. Jorge De La Rosa and the Rockies. Good luck!

MLB Baseball Betting Odds: August 27th 2009
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Date # Team Money Spread Total
08/27/09 201 Mets(NY)Redding +200 +1.5 (-105) Over 9 (even)
13:10 ET 202 Marlins(Florida)Sanchez -220 -1.5 (-115) Under 9 (-120)

08/27/09 203 Reds(Cincinnati)Lehr +151 +1.5 (-145) Over 9 (-115)
14:05 ET 204 Brewers(Milwaukee)Bush -161 -1.5 (+125) Under 9 (-105)

08/27/09 205 Astros(Houston)Moehler +225 +1.5 (even) Over 7.5 (even)
14:15 ET 206 Cardinals(StLouis)Carpenter -270 -1.5 (-120) Under 7.5 (-120)

08/27/09 207 Nationals(Washington)Martin +190 +1.5 (-105) Over 9.5
14:20 ET 208 Cubs(Chicago)Wells -210 -1.5 (-115) Under 9.5

08/27/09 209 Dodgers(LA)Padilla +125 +1.5 (-165) Over 10 (-120)
15:10 ET 210 Rockies(Colorado)DeLaRosa -135 -1.5 (+145) Under 10 (even)

08/27/09 211 Phillies(Philadelphia)Happ -188 -1.5 (-120) Over 8.5
19:05 ET 212 Pirates(Pittsburgh)Morton +178 +1.5 (even) Under 8.5

08/27/09 213 Padres(SanDiego)Richard +210 +1.5 Over 8 (even)
19:10 ET 214 Braves(Atlanta)Vazquez -240 -1.5 Under 8 (-120)

08/27/09 215 Diamondbacks(Arizona)Petit +116 +1.5 (-190) Over 8.5
22:15 ET 216 Giants(SanFrancisco)Martinez -126 -1.5 (+165) Under 8.5

08/27/09 217 Rangers(Texas)Nippert +185 +1.5 Over 9.5 (-120)
13:05 ET 218 Yankees(NewYork)Burnett -200 -1.5 Under 9.5 (even)

08/27/09 219 Indians(Cleveland)Laffey +101 +1.5 (-210) Over 9.5 (-115)
19:05 ET 220 Orioles(Baltimore)Hernandez -111 -1.5 (+175) Under 9.5 (-105)

08/27/09 221 WhiteSox(Chicago)Danks +108 +1.5 (-180) Over 10
19:10 ET 222 RedSox(Boston)Tazawa -118 -1.5 (+160) Under 10

08/27/09 223 Royals(KansasCity)Davies +140 +1.5 (-160) Over 8.5 (-105)
22:10 ET 224 Mariners(Seattle)Fister -150 -1.5 (+140) Under 8.5 (-115)

08/27/09 225 Athletics(Oakland)Cahill +174 +1.5 (-125) Over 9.5 (-115)
22:25 ET 226 Angels(LAA)Santana -184 -1.5 (+105) Under 9.5 (-105)

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Over the past few weeks on our regular installment of the “JoeSportsFan Show”, we teased the fact that big news was coming down the podcasting pipeline here on JoeSportsFan.com. Yesterday, you saw the initiation of this news as our own Patrick Imig and Jason Major debuted their first weekly show entitled, “The Steel Cage”.

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Here’s my ballot for this week’s CBS Sports BlogPoll Top 25 hosted by—as you might imagine—CBS Sports.

Preseason Prognostications

Through 20 August 2009

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Well, it’s been almost nine months since last I posted a BlogPoll ballot, and let me tell you that it feels mighty good to be back in the saddle again.  This does not, however, mean that have suddenly gained any sense or am any more reliable.

As a general rule, I consider preseason ballots to be dubious at best.  They are based upon little more than rumor and innuendo.  There is little to no basis for selecting one team over the other.  Thus, as Hooper has pointed out, this is little more than a turkey shoot.  That said, here’s my preseason Top 25 for everyone to attack:

My Ballot for the Week

Rank	Team
1	Florida
2	Oklahoma
3	Southern Cal
4	Texas
5	Penn State
6	Ole Miss
7	Alabama
8	California
9	Ohio State
10	Notre Dame
11	Georgia
12	LSU
13	Oklahoma State
14	Boise State
15	TCU
16	Virginia Tech
17	Illinois
18	Rutgers
19	Miami (Florida)
20	Nebraska
	Iowa
22	Brigham Young
23	Pittsburgh
24	Clemson
25	UCLA

Explanations after the jump…

Comments, Explanations, and Excuses

So, how did I approached my preseason selections?  If nothing else, there is a slight method to my madness.  Here are the high-points:

First of all, I am not going to tell you that I can irrefutably defend the precise ranking of every team in my Top 25.  Given there are still wide-ranging differences of opinion as to the rankings in November, it stands to reason that there is even less certainty in August.  I have no fancy system of metrics which uses the slope of a line tangent to the parabolic curve (bet you didn’t think I even knew what a derivative was—Ha!) of the passes thrown by the quarterback to divine how that team will perform over the course of the season.  I do, however, have a spreadsheet in Excel with many exciting and stimulating colors which sometimes cause me to lose focus and think of the rainbow on the front of a box of Lucky Charms.

I digress…

There is a fair amount of “gut-factor” included in my rankings especially at this point in the season.  That is, I attempt to look at the various teams objectively in the first instance, but I still often have little more than instinct, a bit of pocket fuzz, and a note from my mother with which to defend my ultimate choices.  It’s not rocket science but it is also far from exact.  You have been warned.

At this early stage, I do place a heavy emphasis on strength of schedule and on overall chances each team winning all of its games.  Given the fact that half of the teams in my Top 25 play one another over the course of the season, it is fair to assume that I did not find many teams that I felt were likely to accomplish this task.  Still, playing a quality schedule with some likelihood of actually winning most of the games on that schedule goes a long way with me in the preseason.  Thus, this poll is more relative in that each team is judged—to some extent—by the teams it plays and my half-cocked conclusions about how those contests will be decided.  In other words, any team needs help at this point in time…

…except for a select few.

My top three selections—the Florida Gators (#1), Oklahoma Sooners (#2), and USC Trojans (#3)—are in a class all their own in my mind.  Some may doubt me on this, especially when it comes to Oklahoma.  I think it is altogether possible for each of these three teams to win all of their games and run the tables.  I know that this is not likely, but I do think it is possible.  The ordering of these teams is based upon the following key considerations, assumptions and delusions on my part:

1. I believe that Oklahoma will win over the Texas Longhorns (#4) due to Mack Brown’s epic struggle to pluck defeat from the jaws of victory in another exciting installment of the Red River Classic.  The Big XII is not the SEC, but the Big XII is a solid conference—this matters.
2. USC will mop up every single team they play with the exception of the California Golden Bears (#8), whom I predict they will barely beat.  USC has also shown a nasty habit of playing down to their opponents over the past three-to-five years and thus I think they are slightly more likely to lose a game than Florida or Oklahoma.
3. Florida defeated the the Pittsburgh Steelers in a preseason scrimmage last week** and is a 73 point favorite over their first opponent, Charleston Southern (yeah, I made up the part about the Steelers, but it is believable).

I would be lying if I didn’t admit that I struggled with ranking a number of teams.  In particular, I had a hard time with (and am still not completely satisfied with) the following:

• The Ole Miss Rebels (#6) and the Alabama Crimson Tide (#7) were a tough call for me.  Ole Miss comes in with an extremely experienced team.  Thanks in no small part to Ed Orgeron who recruited the lights out for Rebels while head coach, the Right Reverend Houston Nutt has an impressive stable of talent.  What’s more, the Rebels improved every week last year and managed to knock off the might Gators in an upset of prodigious importance.  Alabama, on the other hand, has a stellar defense but only five returners on offense which raises questions in my mind.  This, along with the fact that Ole Miss avoids playing Florida and Georgia, gives the Rebels the advantage.  Ultimately, these two teams will likely battle it out to determine the SEC West champion in Oxford in early October.
• I have questions about both the Penn State Nittany Lions (#5) and the Texas Longhorns (#4) which are essentially the same—namely, coaching.  Joe Paterno’s age is a factor, don’t let anyone tell you otherwise.  Having played in the very first college football game ever played, in 1875,** Joe is on the older side of completely indeterminate and it has been obvious that he is not truly running the program fully, but rather is simply along for the ride.  That said, the White-out brigade has a fairly weak schedule and has a lot of defensive power, enough, I think, to overcome the Joe Pa factor.
  Mack Brown, on the other hand is not particularly old and—is really playing out a storyline which somewhat similar to that experienced by another team in orange around 2001 (I’ll give you a hint: it starts with a “T” ends with an “e” and has “ennesse” in the middle).  Mack Brown is a fabulous recruiter, but does “less with more” with almost amazing regularity.  In all honesty, I would say he is the 3rd or 4th best coach in the Big XII.  Thus, I am a little suspicious of the Longhorns chances of breakout success this year.  Still, Texas has a ton of talent and has the ability to win a lot of games, thus they are still in my Top 5.  I just personally feel that Oklahoma and Bob Stoops get the best of him this year.
• The California Golden Bears (#8) are not flashy, but they are good and they are efficient.  With top 10 offensive and defensive lines, the Bears look to own the line of scrimmage—which is always a huge advantage.  All of this said, their schedule is a bit on the weak side on the whole, but they do face the Trojans of USC early in the season.  While I am not willing to say that they win that game, they definitely have a chance.  If they do, then they should be able to coast home to win the PAC-10. I considered dropping them a few spots, but ultimately felt that there is a ton of potential for Cal, and decided they deserved to be in my Top 10.
• The Illinois Illini (#17) are another team I had real struggles with.  Last year the Illini finished at 5-7 and generally underperformed.  That said, they have a lot of great talent and proved in 2007—when they went to the Rose Bowl—that they can win.  I think they lose to Penn State at home and probably to the Ohio State Buckeyes in Columbus, but aside from that they have the ability to win the rest if they can just find a bit of consistency.
• The LSU Tigers (#12) are really tough for me to assess at present.  LSU had a strong core unit in 2008, but simply gave up too many big plays and lacked consistency.  I continue to believe that the Tigers are an extremely tough team and have the ability to compete with any team in the country, the question remains, will they?  With games against Florida, Ole Miss, and Alabama, I don’t see them being a contender for the SEC West, but stranger things have happened.
  The Georgia Bulldogs (#11) are similarly difficult to size up.  Last year everyone in the world felt that Georgia would win the SEC and likely play for a BCS Championship.  Obviously, that did not happen.  This year their schedule is still tough, but not nearly as daunting as in 2008.  They also return their defensive core, but will be breaking in a new quarterback and will sorely miss phenom Knowshon Moreno.  I think the Dawgs have a chance at the SEC East, but they are going to have to find some consistency and prove that they can score.  Still, I like the Dawgs chances of mixing things up.

Having taken the time to consider my feeble attempt at ranking the powers in college football, feel free to try and convince me that I am wrong — which is part of the way the BlogPoll is supposed to work.  I promise that I will consider all insults comments.

You can view the final results of this week’s poll over at CBS Sports later this week and check out an analysis of how the collective blogging brain-trust arrived at this week’s result. If you’re craving even more BlogPoll goodness, you can also check out how other bloggers voted and see how your team fared across the Blogosphere.

And that’s the way it is (Godspeed, Walter Cronkite)…

– So it goes…

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Four games on the card again tonight, with Minnesota at Indianaplois being the feature game of the night. A couple of new coaches make their debuts in New Jersey as Steve Spagnulo and the Rams take on Rex Ryan and the Jets. Good Luck!

NFL Football Betting Odds: August 14th 2009
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Date # Team Money Spread Total
08/14/09 259 Rams(StLouis) +150 +3.5 (-120) Over 33
19:05 ET 260 Jets(NewYork) -170 -3.5 (even) Under 33

08/14/09 261 Vikings(Minnesota) -135 -2 (-105) Over 35
19:30 ET 262 Colts(Indianapolis) +115 +2 (-105) Under 35

08/14/09 263 Bengals(Cincinnati) +155 +3 (even) Over 37
20:00 ET 264 Saints(NewOrleans) -175 -3 (-120) Under 37

08/14/09 265 Broncos(Denver) +125 +3 (-130) Over 34
22:00 ET 266 49ers(SanFrancisco) -145 -3 (+110) Under 34

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Strikeforce distributed a press release yesterday evening announcing that Phil Baroni had been released by the organization, citing Baroni's "one-sided defeat" at the hands of Joe Riggs in June, and the fact that he's lost four of his last seven fights. (Kind of harsh, since he's also won three of his last four.) Said Strikeforce CEO Scott Coker: "We wish Phil the best of luck and hope he can revive his career. If he can, maybe one day, he can return and fight for us." The news was surprising for a couple reasons. First, have you ever heard of Strikeforce releasing a big name due to poor performance? It's not like their welterweight division is so deep that they can be picky, and Baroni is a draw whether he wins or loses. Also, the vaguely negative tone of the press release seemed out of character for Strikeforce. Did something else happen behind the scenes?

The answer: Yeah, maybe. Immediately after the press release hit our inboxes, it was reported that Baroni had verbally agreed to a new contract with the UFC. The New York Badass compiled a 3-5 record in the UFC as a middleweight from 2001-2005, and was released after taking four consecutive losses. During his recent stint as a welterweight, Baroni has yet to defeat a fighter who currently holds a winning record, which seems to imply that the UFC's offer to Baroni had more to do with sticking a thumb in Strikeforce's eye than acquiring a promising 170-pounder. It also gives more credence to yesterday's wild speculation about an upcoming season of TUF featuring old guys. Call us crazy now, but you'll see.

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