Final Sep 18
RICE 28 -2.5 o42.5
CHAR 17 2.5 u42.5
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TLSA 19 10.0 o54.5
OKST 12 -10.0 u54.5
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IOWA 38 -2.0 o46.5
RUTG 28 2.0 u46.5
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SCAR 14 36.0 o56.5
USF 63 -36.0 u56.5
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BGSU 17 26.5 o51.5
LOU 40 -26.5 u51.5
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TTU 34 3.5 o58.0
UTAH 10 -3.5 u58.0
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ARK 31 -7.0 o60.0
MEM 32 7.0 u60.0
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SMU 24 6.5 o64.0
TCU 35 -6.5 u64.0
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MD 27 10.0 o44.5
WIS 10 -10.0 u44.5
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SYR 34 17.5 o54.5
CLEM 21 -17.5 u54.5
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UNLV 41 -1.5 o49.5
M-OH 38 1.5 u49.5
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UNT 45 -2.5 o50.5
ARMY 38 2.5 u50.5
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WOF 6 35.5 o51.5
VT 38 -35.5 u51.5
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UAB 24 39.0 o69.0
TENN 56 -39.0 u69.0
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WAG 10
CMU 49
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ORST 7
ORE 41
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PUR 30 24.0 o51.0
ND 56 -24.0 u51.0
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JMU 31
LIB 13
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TROY 21
BUFF 17
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MICH 30 -1.0 o47.5
NEB 27 1.0 u47.5
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ULL 31
EMU 34
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KENT 10 45.0 o56.5
FSU 66 -45.0 u56.5
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TOL 13
WMU 14
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TULN 10
MISS 45
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AUB 17
OKLA 24
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BALL 25
CONN 31
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WEBB 35 30.5 o55.0
OHIO 52 -30.5 u55.0
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UNC 9 7.0 o47.0
UCF 34 -7.0 u47.0
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NCST 33 3.0 o56.5
DUKE 45 -3.0 u56.5
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NIU 10
MSST 38
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TEM 24
GT 45
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IDHO 28
SJSU 31
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ARST 21 -4.5 o57.5
KENN 28 4.5 u57.5
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DEL 38 4.5 o54.5
FIU 16 -4.5 u54.5
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WVU 10
KU 41
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DUQ 7 10.0 o51.5
AKR 51 -10.0 u51.5
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MRSH 42 -2.5 o47.0
MTU 28 2.5 u47.0
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MURR 10 35.5 o60.5
JVST 45 -35.5 u60.5
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SOCAR 20 10.0 o48.5
MIZZ 29 -10.0 u48.5
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UTM 10
MOSU 42
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NEV 16 7.5 o54.5
WKU 31 -7.5 u54.5
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CCU 38 16.0 o51.0
USA 20 -16.0 u51.0
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ME 17 22.0 o57.5
GASO 45 -22.0 u57.5
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BSU 49 -10.5 o52.5
AFA 37 10.5 u52.5
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BYU 34 -6.5 o50.5
ECU 13 6.5 u50.5
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FLA 7 8.5 o51.0
MIA 26 -8.5 u51.0
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WASH 59 -20.5 o52.0
WSU 24 20.5 u52.0
Final Sep 20
STAN 20 16.5 o48.0
UVA 48 -16.5 u48.0
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USM 20 3.0 o51.0
LT 30 -3.0 u51.0
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ASU 27 3.0 o60.0
BAY 24 -3.0 u60.0
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ILL 10 7.0 o51.0
IU 63 -7.0 u51.0
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GSU 21 28.0 o53.0
VAN 70 -28.0 u53.0
Final Sep 20
SELA 10 49.0 o60.0
LSU 56 -49.0 u60.0
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MCNS 7 23.5 o62.5
USU 48 -23.5 u62.5
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SHSU 0 39.5 o51.5
TEX 55 -39.5 u51.5
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NICH 3 32.5 o57.0
TXST 35 -32.5 u57.0
Final Sep 20
ULM 31 5.5 o47.0
UTEP 25 -5.5 u47.0
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UTSA 17 -5.0 o58.0
CSU 16 5.0 u58.0
Final Sep 20
WYO 20 12.5 o46.0
COLO 37 -12.5 u46.0
Final Sep 20
CAL 0 -14.0 o47.0
SDSU 34 14.0 u47.0
Final Sep 20
MSU 31 19.0 o55.5
USC 45 -19.0 u55.5
Final Sep 21
FRES 23 -3.0 o46.0
HAW 21 3.0 u46.0
Central Florida 3rd Conference USA9-4
Ohio State 1st Big Ten12-0

Central Florida @ Ohio State preview

Ohio Stadium

Following a dominating season-opening victory to start the Urban Meyer era, Ohio State hopes to follow its 46-point beating of Miami (Ohio) when the Buckeyes welcome Central Florida to Ohio Stadium on Saturday in the first meeting between the schools. Both teams racked up 56 points last weekend as Ohio State rolled 56-10 behind quarterback Braxton Miller while UCF plays its second straight game in the Buckeye state after rolling at Akron 56-14.

TV: ESPN2. LINE: Ohio State -18

ABOUT CENTRAL FLORIDA (1-0): The Golden Knights rushed for four touchdowns and threw for four scores against Akron. Sophomore Blake Bortles made his first career start at quarterback and completed 13 of 16 passes for 168 yards and three TDs. It marked the first time since 2007 that a UCF quarterback passed for three TDs in a game. The Golden Knights, who will join the Big East Conference next season, are playing a Big Ten team for the first time since 2004 (Penn State).

ABOUT OHIO STATE (1-0): The Buckeyes got a record-setting performance from Miller in the season opener as the sophomore rushed for a Ohio State quarterback record 161 yards and a touchdown while compiling a career-high 368 yards of total offense in less than three quarters of play. Miller has four career 100-yard games. Ohio State amassed 538 yards of offense and did not commit a turnover. On defense, the Buckeyes held Miami to -1 yard rushing on 20 attempts..

EXTRA POINTS


1. Both schools are ineligible for a bowl game this year. Ohio State has been declared ineligible for the Big Ten championship, while Central Florida, the preseason favorite to win Conference USA's East Division, has appealed its postseason ban.

2. Urban Meyer is 1-0 against Central Florida, having beaten the Golden Knights in 2006 when he was coach at Florida.

3. Two of Central Florida's top wide receivers are former starting quarterbacks. Rob Calabrese, who started from 2008-10, missed all of last season because of injury. He caught a touchdown pass at Akron last weekend, while 2010-11 starter Jeff Godfrey caught two passes for 13 yards versus Akron.

PREDICTION: Ohio State 45, Central Florida 17

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