We are on assignment this weekend, and won't have a ton of time to have this be up to our normal standards.
We have no time, dude.
It is time to watch me work.
Beloved Wisconsin Badgers (-7) vs. Minnesota Golden Elite Rowers of the Boat Should be a physical game, but even with this game up here, Badgers should win because of their defense having a point to prove. Badgers 28, Row Row Row Your Boat Elitely 14.
Sounds good. Badgers 27, Gophers 10.
A School In Columbus (-8.5) vs. Michigan Hail To The Victors This game should be close, but unfortunately won't go the way my heart wants it to go. Buckeyes 16, Wolverines 13.
Screw both these teams. Ohio State 31, Michigan 19.
Los Angeles Rams (-1) vs. Glorious Green Bay Packers Need to block Aaron Donald somehow, but Lambeau should be the equalizer despite Stafford having cold weather experience. The bye week is coming at the right time. Packers 42, Rams 17.
It will be much closer than that. Packers 24, Rams 21.
Minnesota Vikings (+3) vs. San Francisco 49ers Vikings need to block well against the Niner pass rush, and hopefully what happened on Wednesday gets resolved as best as it can. Niners 21, Vikings 0.
Vikings don't need distractions. They are a distraction most weeks. Niners 24, Vikings 13.
Enjoy your football this week. Ben out.
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Regarding Ohio State, it's getting to be about time for them to be expelled from the Big Ten and go to the NFL, or possibly even the SEC.
The Axe is Back.
I will say that it's nice to see someone other than Ohio State in the Big 10 championship game. In the 10 championship games previously played, OSU has been in 6 of them, with 5 of them since the move to an East/West bracketing.
Perhaps we'll finally see the West prevail, although I doubt it as Iowa seems far too inconsistent to beat Michigan. If the West doesn't win now, then I wondered when, or will the Big 10 basically eliminate the East/West lines when they expand again due to the lack of championship competition? I can't imagine Fox enjoys paying over $300 million a year to include a final game with little to no drama.
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