Source:www.bands.lsu.edu

Well I went 2 and 2 last weekend, so its break even assuming equalized betting. 500 is a great average for baseball, unattainable no doubt, but not a moneymaker for a gambler.

Louisville let me down by outright losing, and UNLV got creamed, so much for showing support for the local team, but West Virginia and Cincinnati came through for me.

Here's a new find for me that also uses the Las Vegas gambling sites to determine the odds. This guy's site is called "College Football Locks", which sound impressive so we'll take a chance on his method for calculating college football odds and see how we do.

penn state, minus 3, at Michigan looks like it's worth a try. The Nittany Lions could be for real again, and even though Michigan is at home, and far from being as bad as their extremely low ranking I think JoPa is back on track.

This is a tough week; lots of closely matched teams and too many with huge point spreads but I'd take a chance on Wisconsin, at home, giving 8 to Iowa, and Tennessee, at home, minus 19, over Arkansas State.

Buffalo, plus 3 1/2, at home, against Baylor looks like a decent pick because Buffalo's 2 losses were against good teams and they did cover the spread. Baylor didn't cover the spread against 2 weak teams that they beat this year so we'll see.

Here's the link to the usual Las Vegas odds maker I check for predictions so you can compare this site to the new one before placing any bets.

Have fun and good luck!