The Cardinals battle against the Wolfpack in the 10th anniversary of the Belk Bowl on December 27th at BofA Stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina. Louisville enters into play with a 7-5 record with a 5-2 1st place record in the Big East. Charlie Strong is in his 2nd year as Cardinals coach following spending the prior seven seasons as an assistant coach in Gainesville at Florida under Urban Meyer. The sportsbook has this at NC State Wolfpack -2 ½ with the over/under at 44 ½.

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Freshman Quarterback Teddy Bridgewater paces the Cardinals offense behind center. The two-pronged running attack behind Bridgewater is headed by Senior RB Victor Anderson and sophomore RB Dominique Brown. Freshman Wide receiver Michaelee Harris is a guy to watch out for in the open field.

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The NC State Wolfpack come into play with a 7-5 overall record and a 4-4 record in the ACC Atlantic Division. For them, it’s a homecoming of sorts. Head coach Tom O’Brien is in his 5th year with the NC State Wolfpack acquiring a 32-30 record. North Carolina State averages 24.8 points per game on defense and 28 points per game on offense. NCS has gone 1-1 vs ranked opponents this season winning vs #7 Clemson and losing to #21 Georgia Tech. A bright spot for the NC State Wolfpack is that they have been victorious in their past 2 matches and are seeking to add to that number.

NCS is leveled by senior Quarterback Mike Glennon and junior RB James Washington in the backfield. Downfield threats incorporate senior Wide receiver T.J. Graham and junior Wide receiver Tobias Palmer.

Among the newest Bowl contests comes out to party on December 28th when the Rockets battle against the Air Force Falcons in Washington D.C. at the Military Bowl. The game has been a fixture in December since 2008 and takes place in RFK Stadium. The sportsbook usually has its eyes on the prize with Toledo at -3 and the over/under at 70.

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Toledo leads the rankings in the MAC West Division with a 7-1 record and goes into competition with an 8-4 in total record. With a pretty balanced run and pass attack, the Toledo Rockets are 11th in total offense in the nation. Toledo is winless in two contests against ranked competitors this year. Toledo finds themselves not simply in a lame duck scenario for a head coach, but in this instance the duck already flew the coop. Tim Beckman was appointed by Illinois on December 9th and has already left the team. Offensive Coordinator Matt Campbell was at first promoted as Beckman’s substitute on a temporary basis, but that increased quite rapidly in the last handful of days after rumblings from Beckman to maybe sway Campbell to join him in Urbana-Champaign were announced. Campbell’s promotion is now full time and his trial by fire will be in Military Bowl.

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Air Force flies into play with a frustrating 3-4 record in the MWC and a 7-5 in total record. Head coach Troy Calhoun is in his 5th year with an in total record of 34-18. Their offense packs a wallop great enough for 21st in the nation, putting up 458.8 total offense yards per game. The real meat and potatoes of the Air Force offense lies in the ground game, the Falcons average 320.3 rushing yards a game. Air Force is led by senior Quarterback Tim Jefferson Jr and he’s supported in the backfield by senior RB Asher Clark. Senior Wide receiver Zack Kauth is always a threat on 3rd down and Clark is furthermore boosted by junior FB Mike DeWitt.

In the 1980′s and 1990′s, these two teams might have been a lock for a Fiesta Bowl or another BCS-type game however the BCS technique wasn’t in place back then. These two teams can still put on one heck of a show although players and systems may change through the years. The Seminoles take on the Fighting Irish in the Champs Sports Bowl in Orlando on December 29th. We have Jimbo Fisher against Brian Kelly rather than Bobby Bowden against Lou Holtz in what is sure to be an awesome game. The sportsbook appears to concur with Florida State at -3 and the over/under at 47.

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The Seminoles come into the Citrus Bowl with an 8-4 overall record and a 5-3 record in the ACC Atlantic Division. As discussed, Jimbo Fisher is the future heir of Bobby Bowden and Fisher’s record presently sits at a decent 18-8 after two full seasons. Just permitting 15.2 points per game which ranks 4th in the country, FSU’s offense averages 31.7 points per game and the defense locked down rival teams. FSU’s passing game is dealt with by junior Quarterback E.J. Manuel.

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Averaging 30.5 points per game on offense and 20.9 points per game on defense, Notre Dame come into play with an 8-4 record as an independent. Brian Kelly is attempting to boost on his legacy and the major successes than he’s experienced in Cincinnati and Grand Valley State.

Sophomore Quarterback Tommy Rees mans the helm of the Fighting Irish. Notre Dame shows a damaging running game with the tandem of junior RB Cierre Wood and senior RB Jonas Gray. With shades of Irish great Raghib Ismail, junior Wide receiver Michael Floyd ranks 8th in the country with 95 receptions. Junior TE Tyler Eifert is a capable and reliable second option for Rees.

San Diego, California sets the stage when the California Golden Bears take on the #24 rated Longhorns on December 28th at the Holiday Bowl. Qualcomm Stadium will be jumping, as these two teams who are evenly matched will slug it out. The Holiday Bowl has been a San Diego custom since 1978 and this season’s game looks to be a classic. The sports book has the line at Texas -3, with the over/under at 47 ½.

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California is headed by junior Qb Zach Maynard and supplemented in the backfield by junior RB Isi Sofele. The Golden Bear receiving corps is in fantastic hands with sophomore WR Keenan Allen who ranks 11th in the nation with 89 receptions. A good alternative to double teams on Allen is Senior WR Marvin Jones.

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The Longhorns come into San Diego with an identical 7-5 overall record and a annoying 4-5 record in the Big 12. For a coach of Mack Brown’s prominence, these are pretty bad figures indeed. Brown is in his 14th year in Austin, obtaining an illustrious record of 140-36. Texas also has identical figures in the points department, averaging 28.7 on offense and 23.3 on defense. It speaks volumes about the respect of the Longhorns and the strength of the Big 12 that the Horns come into play still rated 24th on the polls while losing all 4 of their matches against rated competitors.

What could explain the down year that the Longhorns have seasoned this year is a young team still coming to grips with the Brown technique. Sophomore Qb Case McCoy and freshman Qb David Ash have both taken turns this year in charge. Freshman RB Malcolm Brown has been the workhorse in the backfield while sophomore WR Mike Davis and freshman WR Jason Shipley have turned in remarkable performances over the year.

December 20 signifies the Beef O’Brady’s Bowl in St Petersburg, Florida with the Golden Panthers facing the Thundering Herd. Florida International comes into play with an 8-4 record plus a 5-3 record in the Sun Belt Conference. Florida International averages 19.4 points per game on defense and 26.3 points per game on offense. With their return squad a constant risk to take it all the way, Florida International also leads the country in punt return yardage. Florida International is directed by fifth-year head coach Mario Cristobal. Marshall comes into play with a 6-6 record that is 2nd in Conference USA. The Thundering Herd average a somewhat confusing 30.2 points per game on defense and 22 points per game on offense. 2nd-year head coach Doc Holliday will guide Marshall.

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Senior Quarterback Wesley Carroll (2,224 yards – 59.7 completion pct – 14 tds / 4 int – 134 rating) will lead the Golden Panthers. Sophomore Kedrick Rhodes (224 carries – 1,121 yards – 8 tds) will be pacing the Florida International running attack. The Golden Panthers are directed down the field by senior WR TY Hilton (64 catches – 950 yards – 7 tds) and junior WR Wayne Times (51 catches – 531 yards – 2 tds). TY Hilton is also the main cog behind FIU’s punt return machine returning a punt for a 97-yard td in a 41-7 defeat of Florida Atlantic on November 12th.

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Freshman Quarterback Rakeem Cato (1,833 yards – 58.5 completion pct – 13 td’s / 10 int – 125.2 rating) will lead under center for the Thundering Herd. The running game is in competent hands with both sophomore RB Tron Martinez (144 carries – 591 yards – 3 tds ) and also freshman RB Travon Van (132 carries – 529 yards – 3 tds). Stable junior WR Aaron Dobson (42 catches – 587 yards – 10 tds) pacing the Thundering Herd down the field continues Marshall’s fantastic tradition of wide outs such as Randy Moss. With the stability of Kedrick Rhodes on the run and the serious abilities of TY Hilton on punt returns, Florida International is trying to make a point against Marshall. The Thundering Herd will have a whole lot on their plate as it seeks to finish the season above .500 by upsetting the Golden Panthers.

The Louisiana Superdome comes to life on December 17 when the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl kicks off. The San Diego State Aztecs face the Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin’ Cajuns in a struggle to the finish. The Aztecs will show up with an 8-4 record as well as a 4-3 record in the MWC. The Aztecs average 24.4 points per game on defense and 29.8 points per game on offense. 1st year head coach Rocky Long will be leading the Aztecs. The Ragin’ Cajuns come into New Orleans with an identical 8-4 record and a 6-2 record in the Sun Belt Conference. The Ragin’ Cajuns average 32.3 points per game on offense and 29.8 points per game on defense. 1st year head coach Mark Hudspeth will be leading Luisiana-Lafayette.

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The Aztecs are led by senior Qb Ryan Lindley (2,740 yards – 52.5 completion pct – 20 tds / 8 int – 122.9 rating). Star sophomore RB Ronnie Hillman (287 carries – 1,656 yards – 19 tds) will be in control of the running game. In a losing effort vs Wyoming on October 29th, Hillman had a 99-yard td run. Hillman reminds plenty of of former Aztecs standout and newest Nfl Hall Of Famer Marshall Faulk who also ran up and down rival players in early 1990′s. Sophomore wide receivers Colin Lockett (52 catches – 885 yards – 5 tds) and Gavin Escobar (53 catches – 647 yards – 7 tds) head up the Aztecs’ receiving core.


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The Ragin’ Cajuns are led by a dual-attack Qb, junior Blaine Gautier (2,488 passing yards – 63.2 completion pct – 20 tds / 5 int – 150.3 rating – 464 rushing yards – 3 rushing tds). The Ragin’ Cajuns rushing attack is led by freshman RB Alonzo Harris (149 carries – 638 yards – 8 td’s). The wide outs are led by the able pair of juniors Javone Lawson (54 catches – 899 yards – 6 tds) and Harry Peoples (53 catches – 647 yards – 1 touchdown). Trying to contain Ronnie Hillman on the ground will allow the Ragin’ Cajuns plenty of difficulty. Both defenses will surely get a work out in this shootout of two fantastic teams. The two-way threat of Gautier against the ground game of Hillman will be displayed. Both teams will look to put plenty of points on the board in this classic.

Dec 17 is set aside on the calendar for the Gildan New Mexico Bowl in Albuquerque, New Mexico. In this clash of 2 excellent teams, the Temple Owls face the Wyoming Cowboys. The Owls come into play with an 8-4 record and a 5-3 record, which is good for 2nd in the MAC. Arriving in 3rd in the Mountain West Conference, the Cowboys additionally have an 8-4 record with a 5-2 record. With near-identical records, this game ought to prove to go right down to the last whistle. Temple enters into the game averaging 30.1 points per game on offense with a stellar 13.8 points per game on defense which ranks 3rd in the nation. Wyoming’s win-loss record isn’t indicative of their proportion of points as the Cowboys average 27 points per game on both sides of the ball.

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The Owls are headed behind center by senior Qb Chester Stewart (743 passing yards – 65.1 completion pct – 2 td / 2 int – 143.4 rating). The Owls do the highest destruction on the ground, nevertheless, which is headed by juniors RB Bernard Cut (248 carries – 1,381 yards – 25 touchdowns) and RB Matt Brown (142 carries – 867 yards – 5 touchdowns). The receiving core is headed by seniors Evan Rodriguez (33 catches – 427 yards – 2 touchdowns) and Joe Jones (27 catches – 296 yards – 3 touchdowns). The Owls are headed from the sidelines by first year head coach Steve Addazio.

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The Cowboys are directed by freshman Qb Brett Smith (2,495 passing yards – 60.5 completion pct – 18 td / 8 int – 126.2 rating). The Cowboys running attack is a 2-pronged approach with junior RB Alvester Alexander (145 carries – 678 yards – 6 touchdowns) and Qb Brett Smith (123 carries – 645 yards – 10 touchdowns) showing his two-way threat behind center. With 5 players having over 30 catches this year, the Cowboys have a squad effort in wide outs. Junior wide receiver Chris McNeill (42 catches – 504 yards – 4 touchdowns) and sophomore WR Robert Herron (40 catches – 346 yards – 3 td’s) are the leading 2 threats downfield. Senior WR Mazi Ogbonna (39 catches – 430 yards – 3 touchdowns) and freshman WR’s Dominic Rufran (35 catches – 378 yards – 2 touchdowns) and Josh Doctson (32 catches – 361 yards – 4 touchdowns) are additionally threatening beyond the marker. The Cowboys are being headed for the third year in a row by head coach Dave Christensen.

The Famous Idaho Potato Bowl starts off with the Bobcats facing the Aggies when an “A-Peelin’” game comes to Boise, Idaho on December 17th. The Bobcats come into play with a 9-4 record and a 6-2 record, that is first in the MAC. The Ohio Bobcats average 31 PPG on offense and 22.1 points per game on defense. Ohio has performed nicely in the 2nd half of the year winning 5 of their last 6 contests. The Ohio Bobcats are headed by former Nebraska coach and Tom Osborne protégé Frank Solich who is in his 7th year as Ohio head coach. The Aggies come into Boise with a 7-5 record and a 5-2 record that is 2nd in the WAC. The Aggies average 34.5 points per game on offense and 28.3 points per game on defense that is standard of the shootout nature of the WAC. Utah State has also been on a streak as recently winning their last 5 contests. The Aggies are headed by 2nd year coach Gary Andersen.

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Being headed by an option-loving head coach, the Ohio Bobcats are driven under center by the menacing sophomore Quarterback Tyler Tettleton (3,086 passing yards – 627 rushing yards – 63.6 completion pct – 26 passing tds / 10 int – 147.6 rating – 9 rushing tds) who is as much of a threat to run as to pass. Senior RB Donte Harden (172 carries – 939 yards – 2 tds) heads the running game with seniors LaVon Brazill (64 catches – 1,042 yards – 10 tds) and Riley Dunlop (40 catches – 551 yards – 6 tds) being favorite marks of Tettleton’s down the field.

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The Aggies are driven by freshman Quarterback Chuckie Keeton (1,200 yards – 60.9 completion pct – 11 td’s / 2 int – 137.4 rating) with junior Quarterback Adam Kennedy (909 yards – 70.7 completion pct – 10 td’s / 4 int – 180.8 rating) being a competent backup. The dual attack of junior Robert Turbin (229 carries – 1,416 yards – 19 td’s) and senior Michael Smith (102 carries – 713 yards – 7 td’s) guarantee that Utah State’s running game is in good hands. Senior WR Matt Austin (34 catches – 465 yards – 6 td’s) and junior WR Stanley Morrison (25 catches – 416 yards – 3 td’s) head up the Aggies’ wide outs.

The Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) plays its title game on December tenth, 2011 in Birmingham, Alabama. The Bulldogs battle against the Grambling State Tigers in what is certain to be a real donnybrook at Legion Field. The Alabama A&M Bulldogs arrive into play with a 8-3 record as well as a 7-2 record in the SWAC. They’ve been on a tear all year winning 8 of their last nine games. The Alabama A&M Bulldogs average 20.6 points per game on offense and 18.7 points per game on defense. The Alabama A&M Bulldogs are directed by tenth year head coach Anthony Jones. The Tigers come into play with a 6-4 record and a 5-3 record in the SWAC. The Tigers are additionally on a hot streak winning their last five games this year. The Tigers average 22 points per game on defense and 23.2 points per game on offense. The Tigers are directed once again by Nfl legend Doug Williams who is in his first year of his second period in coaching Grambling State.

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Dual-threat junior Quarterback Deaunte Mason (1,814 passing yards – 682 rushing yards – 48.2 completion pct – 10 passing td’s / 6 int – 106.1 passing rating – 3 rushing td’s) will be leading the Alabama A&M Bulldogs behind center. The main man behind Mason bringing the carries is junior RB Kaderius Lacey (254 carries – 1,154 yards – 7 td’s). Junior WR G’Alonzo Milton (26 catches – 337 yards – 8 td’s) and Redshirt freshman WR Montarius Smith (43 catches – 617 yards) and bring up the remainder of the Alabama A&M attack.

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The Tigers have two competent quarterbacks in sophomore Frank Rivers (967 yards – 48.2 completion pct – 10 td / 10 int – 130.9 rating) and freshman D.J. Williams (575 yards – 47.9 completion pct – 7 td / 4 int – 113.96 rating). Sophomore RB Dawrence Roberts (128 carries – 846 yards – 6 td’s) leads the Grambling State running attack. The receiving core is directed by seniors Damian Jefferson (12 catches – 208 yards – 4 td’s) and Mario Louis (36 catches – 756 yards – 12 td’s).

Ego will be on the line here as these two superpowers battle with the Alabama A&M Bulldogs facing Doug Williams’ troops. One can wager that somewhere in the stadium or maybe above it, Eddie Robinson will be looking on with glee.

Tigers probably will be thinking about the BCS National Championship which is to start up in few weeks but nonetheless there’s a challenging game for this top-rank team in the SEC Championship. The Tigers are to meet No. 14 Georgia team on Saturday which surely is challenging battle for them to win. You are able to get an idea about the forthcoming game from the following stats:

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Starting Time: The game is to start up on Saturday at 4:00 p.m. (ET time)

Spread: LSU is ahead of the Bulldogs in spread by 13.5

Over/under: 46

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The match will be broadcast live on CBS Network

2011 Records or Stats of Both Teams: No. 14 Georgia team has performed this season with 10-2 (yet they performed SEC with 7-1) whereas No.1 Tigers has performed this season with 12-0 (but in SEC, their record is 8-0). So as per records, the advantage goes to Tigers

Last Meeting of Both Teams: They met one another in 2009 and the game had been won by LSU Tigers with 20 – 13. So Tigers get the advantage.

Scoring Standing: Georgia has a scoring rate of 25 whereas LSU is currently at 13th position in this post. So advantage goes to Tigers.

Passing Standing: Georgia is ranked at 47th position is passing standings whereas LSU Tigers is at 100th position in this post. Georgia gets the advantage in this case.

Rushing Standings: LSU is currently at 8th whereas Georgia is ranked at 36th position in United States. So advantage is for LSU again.

Well, Tigers have chance of still playing in the forthcoming National Championship even following losing this game of Saturday evening against No 14 Georgia team. Bulldogs attempted their greatest to have a successful season.

There’s an edge to Bulldogs in passing game simply considering of Qb Aaron Murray as he has been amazing all through the season with 32 td passes. Though, there’s a minor advantage to Tigers in this game however the talent advantage is with Bulldogs.