WEEKLY PICKS
| MATCHUPS |  LEE'S PICKS |
 KIRK'S PICKS |
|---|---|---|
| SEC | Florida | Florida |
| ACC | Virginia Tech | Miami |
| Big 12 | Nebraska | Oklahoma |
| Big East | Pittsburgh | UConn |
| Big Ten | Iowa | Ohio State |
| Pac 10 | USC | Stanford |
| National Champion | Nebraska | Ohio State |
| Heisman Trophy | Okla, QB Landry Jones | Okla, RB DeMarco Murray |
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LSU
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North Carolina
- ACC's lunchtime links
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12:30 PM ET - What to watch in the ACC: Week 1
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IVAN MAISEL: 3-POINT STANCE
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Ivan Maisel and Beano Cook recap all of the week's big news and make their national championship predictions.
Ivan Maisel and Gene Wojciechowski prepare for the start of the season by sorting through their rankings, things to watch for and the games of the week.
Ivan Maisel speaks with Bobby Bowden about his new book on faith, football and family.
Scott Van Pelt comments on the return of college football in his "One Big Thing."
Nebraska coach Bo Pelini discusses coaching in the age of Twitter, the Cornhuskers' return to national prominence and his defense.
Bruce Feldman talks about North Carolina's suspensions, Jeremiah Masoli, Dayne Crist's Heisman chances, Steve Spurrier, what he thinks would happen if both Boise State and Notre Dame went undefeated and Pittsburgh-Utah.
Get your daily college football fix from the "College Football Live" gang.
Complete TV schedule »
- Rumors: For Les Miles, sharks now circle
- The File blog: Tebow's plane ride | Kiffin
- Feldman: Week 1 picks
- Millman: Betting CFB's first weekend
- Kiper: NFL-ready | Big Board
COLUMNISTS
The most interesting Dash in the world
The first Forde-Yard Dash of the 2010 season sprints through the game's most interesting men, biggest dolts and name-drops a few game-changers.
Huskies buck trend to find success
All Randy Edsall has done in his dozen years at UConn is build a consistent winner.
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