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LITS Week 1 Consensus Picks Thus Far
Thanks to a great first week of participation in Lines in the Sand. We've had 41 entries thus far and there is still plenty of time to get your entry in. Check out the Lines in the Sand (C-USA)- Week 1 post and show us your pickin' prowess.

Consensus picks thus far are:

UCF over FIU (36 "picks" versus 4 for FIU)
WKU over Vanderbilt (34-7)
Arizona over UTSA (37-4)
Georgia State over Charlotte (26-15)
ODU over EMU (38-3)
Rice over Wagner (41 -0)
FAU over Tulsa (25-16)
Arkansas over UTEP (39-2)
LaTech over Southern (41-0)
Middle Tennessee over Jackson State (40-1)
Mississippi State over Southern Miss (37-4)
Marshall over Purdue (32-9)
(This post was last modified: 08-28-2015 08:12 AM by Cnelson203.)
08-28-2015 08:10 AM
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