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College football enters its sixth week and I don't see much to get excited about for bettors.

Rutgers is in the top 25 for the first time in 30 years. Wow, that's my almost alma mater, in my home state of New Jersey. I could have gone there, but I made one of my many mistakes, and didn't.

I went elsewhere, and after the season began, they were so desperate that I was asked to join the football team. I didn't, and that was a good thing since the team was averaging about 60 points per game, that is giving up 60.

Rutgers which has a fairly soft schedule until Louisville looks good against South Florida tomorrow. Don't underestimate South Florida though, which is at home, I think this will be a close one.

Last week didn't have many surprises, and as I predicted, the Notre Dame-Michigan State game was high scoring, and a thriller, and Oklahoma, which has a bye this week, creamed hapless Middle Tennessee.

Sports betting has many variables, and college football, I find, is especially difficult to bet.

Ohio State-Iowa looks like the premier game of the week, at least for viewing.

These Big 10 games between undefeated teams are like mini-bowl games, especially when Ohio State is the opponent. Everyone wants to knock off Ohio State and Michigan, and when one of them is ranked #1, it seems to energize the other team.

I dunno, probably a close one here too. Something tells me Iowa will see their chance to go 5-0, and certainly break into the top 10 with a win and give it their best effort at home.

I'm going to be sure to watch this game.

#2 Auburn takes on unranked, but highly capable South Carolina. No surprises here though, Auburn is making a bid for the #1 spot and should roll.

USC looks good against Washington State, as do the rest of the top college teams. Frankly I don't expect any surprises except as noted above, and even so, this looks to be a day for the favorites.

Whether or not the favorites will cover the spreads, however, is up to you to determine.

I don't endorse or recommend any sports line, betting advisors, touts, odds makers, or related services or persons, but, for your convenience, and fun I am providing links to "The Vegas Insider", and The "CollegeFootballPoll.com".

Good luck!