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It won't be an easy weekend for BCS Cinderellas, even though they're all playing at home. Cincinnati faces No. 25 West Virginia, TCU gets the pressure of GameDay and No. 16 Utah, and Boise State deals with a surprising 7-3 Idaho (and a visiting AD who doesn't like to fly on planes with Broncos markings).

Thanks to chadronhusker for illustrating the crazy ride Iowa fans have been on all season.

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USC fans still have BCS hope, but know their team can't lose again. Boise State, Cincinnati and Iowa fans wonder what more their teams can do, besides pray for a loss by one of the top 3.

Now that Ohio State has two losses SportsNation thinks Ohio State is using Terrelle Pryor incorrectly. Fans, however, still think Sam Bradford is a first-round pick.

Florida State kicked off Week 8 with a needed win, and Alabama, Florida and Texas face opponents they shouldn't overlook.

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• Fan blogger predictions for Week 8: nunyabiz81 | jodiemeeks23ppat54 | dfpsports | IdahoanTyke | codywin25 | gbirkem2 | utesfan2 | Sportsguru6

Michigan State fans like detroittim8 are still jumping up and down after their win over in-state rival Michigan last week.

Meanwhile, Florida State fans are hopping for another reason: lack of success.

"I have a ton of respect for Bobby Bowden," writes ryanvcu. "He is one of the greatest coaches ever. However I do feel at the end of the year he should hang it up."

The discussion, spurred in part by rumblings among the university's leadership, includes plenty of people who believe Bowden's legacy speaks for itself.

"The only expert qualified to comment the worthiness of Bobby Bowden's future as coach also has two names that begin with 'B', and the last time I checked he traded his hound's tooth hat for a halo," writes joe.t.elkins.

The Seminoles could quiet critics for at least a week with a win against Georgia Tech.

These are the best college football fan blogs of the week. Click through to comment, disagree and discuss your favorite teams.

Week 6 predictions: JFLASHUBY | TheVols2k7 | cardon032 | bballfever101 | Sportsguru6 | JoeRevs300 | Joey DS | gbirkem2 | dfpsports | TheSwingingFriar | nunyabiz81 | bballfever101

Rankings (with No. 1 team): ADEVARTS (Florida) | pnthrsfn1012 | canesinla (Florida) | fusebox2010 | C.UngureitJr (Alabama) | volsandtitansfans101 (Texas) | CheezusCrust (Iowa)

• Vote: Are the Hurricanes emerging as national title contenders?

Memo to Penn State: This is how you schedule if you want people to take your program seriously. Playing its second ranked opponent in a row to open the season, and the second of four in a row if Virginia Tech and Oklahoma hang around the rankings, Miami drubbed Georgia Tech 33-17 on Thursday night.

Granted, the Hurricanes had to play the Yellow Jackets and Florida State, last week's victim, at some point in ACC play, but we're not holding that against them. And there are a lot of things of note about the Hurricanes' start. Jacory Harris was barely a blip in SportsNation's most recent Heisman rankings, but it's safe to say he put some distance between himself and Tony Pike. And even before playing the Hokies, the Hurricanes have moved from No. 5 in SportsNation's preseason ACC projections to the overwhelming favorite.

All of which is great. But what we want to know is can we feel good about hating the Hurricanes again? Led by Randy Shannon, these guys seem downright likable, and that's just not the brash, cocky Miami we knew and loved (to hate). It's so bad that even their fans sound reasonable in victory, as seen below.

• America's Vote: Will Notre Dame bounce back? College GameDay wants your vote.
• More Coverage: Ivan Maisel on the man behind Harris' rise to prominence.

• Vote: Which coach has the edge when Georgia Tech visits Miami?

Texas wants revenge against Texas Tech. Florida wants revenge against Lane Kiffin (take a number). But the revenge theme for the college football weekend gets an early start with Georgia Tech visiting Miami Thursday night on ESPN.

You remember a year ago, when the Yellow Jackets attempted seven passes (one of them by a wide receiver) and scored 41 points in a rout against the Hurricanes? That's what happens when a team rushes for 472 yards, only slightly less ground work than the Hurricanes managed the entire month of November.

As Mark Schlabach noted this week, Miami was so eager for redemption that it asked the ACC to schedule this game for a Thursday night national showcase. And as Ivan Maisel and Todd McShay discussed in their podcast (link to the left) -- and as Maisel reiterated in Wednesday's chat -- Miami looks like it's really back. But will the Hurricanes get their revenge?

• Your Rankings: Where does Jacory Harris rank on your Heisman ballot?
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• Vote: Pick the winners of all of the weekend's big college football games.

Has there been a better development in weeknight programming than the standardized Thursday night college game? Trust us, we'd say that even if it was on another network, but lucky for us, this counts as promotional work.

And from Tiki Barber leading Virginia past Florida State -- back when that still meant something -- the ACC has been good for at least a couple of fantastic Thursday games each year. Call us incurably optimistic, but tonight's game between Clemson and Georgia Tech has potential.

To be fair, SportsNation isn't sold on Clemson. Voters ranked the Tigers sixth in ACC, four spots behind Thursday's home team. But we figure either Clemson will pull an upset or Yellow Jackets star Jonathan Dwyer will put on a show worthy of our Heisman fawning.

• Your Rankings: Where does Dwyer rank on your Heisman ballot?
• Vote: Can the Tigers stop Georgia Tech's triple option?
• Chat: Or forget those questions and ask Pat Forde anything at 2 ET.

Kickoff couldn't come soon enough for SportsNation, including Purdue fans like slim83. The Boilermakers open with the Toledo Rockets.

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• Rankings: What's your predicted order of finish in the ACC this season?

ESPN.com's college football writers and bloggers will be going conference by conference in the coming weeks to preview the season ahead, and we're looking for your rankings along the way. Things roll on with the ACC, where blogger Heather Dinich's rankings suggest an injury to running back Darren Evans may not prevent Virginia Tech from maintaining control.

1. Virginia Tech
2. Georgia Tech
3. Florida State
4. NC State
5. North Carolina
6. Miami
Check out Dinich's complete ACC rankings.

• Chat: Dinich takes your ACC questions at 3 p.m. ET.