Upon further review, the speaktherights.com College Football Picks for this weekend turned out pretty good.
Ten games picked….ten winners. I had faith in the Mississippi teams. Thanks to Adam Disque for bringing my belief in Mississippi State to fruition. It is just a little tough to call Cowbell State a winner. I did, in my last past, give them credit. I said they might be the best of the bunch. They might be.
2014 will long be remembered as the year of the Magnolia State. Ole Miss and State are for real. They have all the motivation they need. They just need to look at each other. Let down? I don’t think so. That is why this is going to be so interesting. If Ole Miss can get by LSU and Auburn, they might win them all. Might not.
Today’s AP Poll has State leap-frogging Florida State to claim the #1 spot. Ole Miss is #3. That is just fine. As a Rebel fan, I prefer that.
The Marshall Thundering Herd comes in ranked #25 in the Associated Press Poll this week. It is the first time the Herdsman have been ranked since 2002. The folks in Huntington are happy and they should be.
At this writing I am sitting on the couch looking at the New York Giants play the Philadelphia Eagles. Eli Manning, my favorite player, is the quarterback of the Giants. They are down 10 to 0 right now. Eli just got sacked by Vinny Curry…an Ole Miss guy sacked by a Marshall guy.
The College Football Predictions total is:
57 good picks
13 bad picks
My dear wife, Carrie, and I visited Faith Harbor United Methodist Church this morning. When one is out of town, it is good to have a nice church to go to. Pastor Duke was out of town this week and did not give the message. He was there this morning and it was good to see him. Another member of the church, Mr. Vaughn, brought forth the speaks. He did a great job. Faith Harbor is full of friendly folks.
I look forward to bringing forth some speaks of my own this week on this very site. I have a few things I feel we need to revisit and I am looking forward to it.
Have a great week.
Speaking the Rights.
Danny Johnson