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RE: Lines in the Sand (C-USA)- Week 1
Thursday, September 3

FIU @ UCF : FIU is still a year away at best IMO
Western Kentucky @ Vanderbilt: It's Vandy but who could complain with an SEC win in week one for CUSA?
UTSA @ Arizona: Just... nope. That -31.5 spread is a bit much though.

Friday, September 4
Charlotte @ Georgia State: Arbuckle will shred Charlotte's D

Saturday, September 5
Old Dominion @ Eastern Michigan: Might be a down year for ODU but EMU blows
Wagner @ Rice: Yawn
FAU @ Tulsa: Quality OOC win on the road here
UTEP @ Arkansas: If Arkansas has more than one turnover UTEP might take it
Southern @ LaTech: Folks will over react to a 300 yard passing performance from Driskel
Jackson State @ Middle Tennessee: RIP in peace
Mississippi State @ Southern Miss: I'm drinking the transfer kool aid, man. Going to be USM's best crowd in ages. This is going to be fun.

Sunday, September 6
Purdue @ Marshall: Good test for Birdsong
08-25-2015 02:48 PM
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