No. 1 Ohio State at. No. 18 Wisconsin, 7:00PM ET
Thanks to Alabama’s collapse at South Carolina last Saturday, the Buckeyes have moved into the No. 1 spot in the top-25. But there’s no time to celebrate with a trip to Madison coming up this weekend and a clash with fellow Big Ten foe Wisconsin. The Badgers have been tough to beat at home, going 40-4 at Camp Randall Stadium since the start of the 2004 season. They’ve also won 25 of their last 28 night games and this contest takes on extra meaning because one more loss will likely knock them out of the Big Ten title race. (They suffered their first loss to weeks ago at Michigan State.)
Current Point Spread: Ohio State –3.5

No. 12 Arkansas at. No. 7 Auburn, 3:30PM ET
The Tigers have won three games this year by only three points, so obviously they’re accustomed to winning close games. That’s good, because they may have another tight one on their hands this Saturday when they host No. 12 Arkansas, who has beaten Auburn in three of the last four meetings. In October of last year, the Hogs crushed the Tigers 44-23 and they’ll be looking for a similar effort this Saturday in order to leapfrog into the top-10.
Current Point Spread: Auburn –4

No. 15 Iowa at. Michigan, 3:30PM ET
The Wolverines had a golden opportunity slip through their fingers last weekend when they lost to Michigan State at home. But they get another chance to prove that they’re legitimate Big Ten contenders if they can knock off a well-rested Iowa team with one of the best defenses in the nation. The Hawkeyes are allowing a nation’s best 10.2 points per game, although they’ll face a unique challenge this week in talented quarterback Denard Robinson. The Spartans limited Robinson to a season-low 86 yards on 21 carries and also intercepted him three times last Saturday. He was also only 6-of-14 passing in the second half and that’s not going to cut it against the Hawkeyes’ stingy defense.
Current Point Spread: Iowa –3.5

No. 10 South Carolina at. Kentucky, 6:00PM ET
All eyes will be on the Gamecocks this week after they knocked off previously No. 1 Alabama last Saturday. The Wildcats enter this weekend with a 3-3 record, but there’s no doubt they have enough talent to pull off an upset at home. That said, running back Derrick Locke is doubtful after he suffered a shoulder stinger against Auburn last week, so an upset will be harder to come by for Kentucky. South Carolina has lost six consecutive conference road games since it last beat the Wildcats in Lexington on October 11, 2008. Yet another road loss this weekend will certainly erase what the Gamecocks did last week at home against the Tide in terms of the top-25.
Current Posting Spread: South Carolina –4.5

2010 College Football Week 7 Opening Point Spreads:

101 Central Florida -6.5
102 Marshall +6.5

103 Kansas State -3.5
104 Kansas +3.5

105 South Florida +11.5
106 West Virginia -11.5

107 Cincinnati -3
108 Louisville +3

109 Miami –19.5
110 Duke +19.5

111 Pittsburgh -2.5
112 Syracuse +2.5

113 Army (N) +6.5
114 Rutgers (N) -6.5

115 Miami (Ohio) +11
116 Central Michigan -11

117 Maryland +14.5
118 Clemson -14.5

119 Illinois +7.5
120 Michigan State -7.5

121 Minnesota +4.5
122 Purdue -4.5

123 N.C. State -7.5
124 East Carolina +7.5

125 Vanderbilt +16.5
126 Georgia -16.5

127 South Carolina -6
128 Kentucky +6

129 Mississippi State +8
130 Florida -8

131 Mississippi +20.5
132 Alabama -20.5

133 Iowa State +23
134 Oklahoma -23

135 Bowling Green +16.5
136 Temple -16.5

137 Eastern Michigan +13
138 Ball State -13

139 Akron +16.5
140 Ohio -16.5

141 Baylor -1
142 Colorado +1

143 UNLV +3
144 Colorado State -3

145 Western Michigan +22
146 Notre Dame -22

147 Buffalo +14.5
148 Northern Illinois -14.5

149 North Carolina -6.5
150 Virginia +6.5

151 SMU +2
152 Navy -2

153 California +2
154 USC -2

155 Texas +9
156 Nebraska -9

157 Boston College +21.5
158 Florida State -21.5

159 Iowa -4
160 Michigan +4

161 Oregon State -2
162 Washington +2

163 Wake Forest +22.5
164 Virginia Tech -22.5

165 Idaho +2
166 Louisiana Tech -2

167 BYU +29.5
168 TCU -29.5

169 UTEP +2
170 UAB -2

171 Arizona -23.5
172 Washington State +23.5

173 Utah -19.5
174 Wyoming +19.5

175 Kent State +2
176 Toledo -2

177 Oklahoma State +3.5
178 Texas Tech -3.5

179 Missouri +3
180 Texas A&M -3

181 Southern Miss -15
182 Memphis +15

183 Houston -9.5
184 Rice +9.5

185 Tulane +18.5
186 Tulsa -18.5

187 Ohio State -6
188 Wisconsin +6

189 Arkansas +3
190 Auburn -3

191 Boise State -39.5
192 San Jose State +39.5

193 Air Force -3.5
194 San Diego State +3.5

195 New Mexico State +30
196 Fresno State -30

197 Nevada -7.5
198 Hawaii +7.5

199 Arkansas State +14
200 Indiana -14

201 Middle Tennessee State +19
202 Georgia Tech -19

203 Louisiana-Monroe even
204 Western Kentucky even

205 Louisiana-Lafayette +17.5
206 Troy -17.5

207 Florida International –4
208 North Texas +4

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