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Filed in archive SPORTS STUFF on September 11, 2006

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Week 1 of the college football season is history and there were very few surprises.

The only game in this young season that could be considered an upset, although a mild one in my book, was the Miami-Florida State game.

The odds makers blew it, but football is an emotional game, and when you have an intense rivalry such as this anything can happen.

These early season college football games are hard to bet because the pre-season rankings are based on the team's prior year performance, and unlike the pros, there are more player changes and essentially it's an entirely different team.

Here's the take on the game by the "Casino Gambling Web".

Here's the link top the college football page of the online edition of "Sports Illustrated", which has current team info that may affect your betting for week 2.

It was a good game to watch, especially if you didn't have a bet riding on the outcome. However they didn't show enough of the cheerleaders.

Anyone who knows me is aware that I'm a big fan of women's rights. As such, I feel that the cheerleaders should have as many cameras trained on them as do the guys so their talents can be observed equally.

If you're a football "parlay" bettor, here's an article in the "Las Vegas Sun" with advice on how to get more bang for your betting buck.

Good luck!