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Georgia T - 7 @ VIRGINIA

After playing the top team in the country, Virginia hosts No. 7 Georgia Tech to complete the toughest of back-to-back games possible in the Atlantic Coast Conference. The Cavaliers (4-4, 3-3 ACC) could not hang with the Seminoles, falling 35-10 after holding a three-point lead at the half. Note: Junior quarterback Dan Ellis was only 4-of-8 for 44 yards against Florida State, but the UVa offense became paralyzed when he suffered a mild concussion that caused him to miss the second half. Ellis should be 100% for this game. Now they have to deal with Georgia Tech (6-1, 4-1), which leads the nation with 516 yards and 41.6 points per game behind quarterback Joe Hamilton. Besides the big two of Florida State and Georgia Tech (6-1, 4-1), only Maryland and North Carolina State, at 5-3, have winning records in the ACC. With a win, Virginia would join that group and end a three-game losing streak.

Hamilton is the national leader in passing efficiency and is third in total offense, seemingly with no weakness in his game. He has completed 118-of-177 passes (66.7 percent) for 1,883 yards and 17 touchdowns with just five interceptions. In addition, Hamilton has 463 yards, just three less than team leader Sean Gregory, and six touchdowns rushing. With so much concentration on Hamilton, receivers Kelly Campbell and Dez White have benefited. Campbell and White have combined for 1,362 yards on 71 catches with nine touchdowns. White also is one of the nation's most dangerous return men. Georgia Tech has won five straight games since falling to Florida State, 41-35, on September 11. The Yellow Jackets have scored at least 31 points in every game this season, but have allowed 21 or more five times. Georgia Tech has an 11-9-1 lead in the all-time series, with George Welsh presiding over each of Virginia's wins.

Last season, Georgia Tech scored 24 unanswered points in the final 18:09 to steal a 41-38 win over the Cavaliers. Jones had 207 yards on the ground while White caught eight passes for 243 yards. The Cavaliers have the nation's leading rusher in Thomas Jones, who is averaging over 159 yards per game. But since their record is at .500, Jones is only a long shot to win the Heisman, with players like Hamilton ranking ahead. Cavs loss to Sems LW was closer than score indicated. The mastery of Hamilton against the talented "sweetness like" running of Thomas Jones 5.4 ypc & 159 ypg. This kinda reminds me of Walter Payton in his early days. Check him out and watch Welsh try to control the tempo with a ball control offense around double A Thomas Jones. Thomas Jones and Hamilton, sounds like a pair right out of the declaration of independence days. Hamilton is a money player but Jones controls the tempo and final score. Upset special...

VIRGINIA by 7 WINNER
Virginia Wins 45-38

Colorado @ KANSAS ST.- 17

Sixth-ranked Kansas State gets the next two weeks to prove its worth to the nation. After all but rolling through their first eight games with but one scare, the Wildcats host Colorado in the first of two huge Big 12 Conference North games that will go a long way in deciding their post season fate. Kansas State (8-0, 5-0 Big 12 North) was forced to extend itself in a 35-28 victory over Iowa State on September 25 but has been pointing to this two-week stretch all season. The Wildcats visit Nebraska next weekend. To remain unbeaten, the Wildcats will have do something they never have done before, beat the Buffaloes (5-3, 4-1) for the third consecutive time. They posted a 37-20 victory in 1997 and a 16-9 triumph last season.

The Buffaloes have been tested in recent weeks. On October 23 they allowed Darren Davis to run wild but had enough to post a 16-12 victory over Iowa State. Last weekend, Mike Moschetti threw for 382 yards and four touchdowns and Colorado contained Oklahoma's high-powered offense in a 38-24 win over the Sooners. The games do not get much bigger than this for Colorado, which will try and end Kansas State's 50-game winning streak against unranked opponents. But the Buffaloes are not a typical unranked team. Moschetti's one-week absence from post-concussion headaches is behind him, now he gets another headache in the form of the nation's best defense against the pass. He needs to get the ball to Javon Green and Marcus Stiggers, who have combined for 57 catches, 891 yards and eight touchdowns. Green caught three passes for a career-high 133 yards against Oklahoma.

Kansas State counters with a secondary that features cornerbacks Jerametrius Butler and Dyshod Carter and safeties Lamar Chapman and Jarrod Cooper. On offense, the Wildcats rely heavily on Jonathan Beasley, who has thrown for nearly 1,500 yards while carrying 90 times for 174 yards.

Moschetti has been sharp as a machete in carving up secondaries, and his decision making has been right on the money. Barnett is pleased at the preparation of his Buffs. Barnett has them heading in the right direction. That direction is right toward a bowl berth and this game will go right down to the wire. Take the generous points, sit back and watch the Buffs give the Cats all they can handle.

KANSAS ST. by 7 WINNER
Kansas St Wins 20-14

Minnesota @ PENN ST -14 1/2

With the Governor's Victory Bell and the second-longest winning streak in Division I-A on the line, second-ranked Penn State takes on Big Ten Conference foe Minnesota. The Nittany Lions (9-0, 5-0 Big East), who are celebrating homecoming, have won 11 straight games and have never lost to Minnesota (5-2, 2-3) in four meetings, all since 1993. The last time these teams met here was 1997, and Penn State came away with a 16-15 victory in a surprisingly close game. The Nittany Lions find themselves a two-touchdown favorite and will try to stop the main threat for the Golden Gophers, running back Thomas Hamner, who gained 154 yards in the 1997 meeting.

Penn State is not a team of offensive stars. The Nittany Lions platoon at quarterback with Kevin Thompson, the seventh-ranked passer in the country, and the more athletic Rashard Casey, who is capable of producing a touchdown with his arm or leg on any play. The stars on this team reside on defense. Linebacker LaVar Arrington and end Courtney Brown are perhaps the two best players in the country at their respective positions. Another linebacker, Brandon Short, is a tackling machine that usually leaves the big plays to others on the unit, while safety Askari Adams is a hard hitter that has a team-best three interceptions.

Hamner is 10th in the country with more than 126 yards per game on the ground, posting 1,009 on 191 carries, an average of 5.3 yards per attempt. He also has 12 touchdowns. I'll let you in on a little secret -- Penn State's vaunted defense has been less than vaunted at times this year. The Lions let Illinois back Rocky Harvey get 145 yards last week, for instance. If Minnesota can grind it out, keep the Penn State offense off the field and give its own pretty good defense a break, it might be able to hang closer than most people think. A big key -- don't fall behind too quickly.

MINNESOTA + 6 WINNER
Minnesota Wins 24-23

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Kansas City @ INDIANAPOLIS - 3

Coming off their first shutout in nearly two years, the Kansas City Chiefs will try to slow down Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts Sunday in a key AFC battle. The Chiefs blanked the San Diego Chargers, 34-0, last week for their first shutout since December 7, 1997 and have allowed only 22 points in their last three games. Safety Reggie Tongue led the defensive effort with a seven-yard fumble return for a touchdown, helping Kansas City remain tied for first place in the AFC West with the Seattle Seahawks. Elvis Grbac tossed two touchdown passes, including an 81-yarder to Derrick Alexander. Kansas City's defense combined for five sacks and two interceptions against the Chargers and has at least two picks in each of last six games. In the first half, the Chiefs allowed just one first down and 28 total yards.

Kansas City will have a harder time against Indianapolis' "Big Three" of Manning, rookie running back Edgerrin James and wide receiver Marvin Harrison. In last week's 34-24 victory the Dallas Cowboys, Manning passed for 312 yards, including a 40-yard touchdown pass to Harrison. James gave the Colts a balanced attack, rushing for 113 yards and a score and catching seven passes for 92 yards. Manning has thrown at least one TD pass in 20 straight games while James has rushed for an AFC-high 633 yards. Indianapolis has won three straight for the first time since 1996 and remains in third place in the tough AFC East, one game behind the Miami Dolphins and one-half game in back of the New England Patriots. The Colts are looking to complete the first half 6-2 for the first time since the NFL expanded to a 16-game schedule in 1978. Indianapolis has won three straight against the Chiefs to even the all-time series at six wins apiece.

Going into the 1999 season, who would have thought that this would be a marquee matchup between two potential playoff contenders? This game features an opportunistic and aggressive Kansas City defense against a very explosive and high-powered Indianapolis offense. Turnovers and mistake-free football will be critical in this game. As good as the Chiefs' defense is, unless they can run the football and keep Manning on the sidelines they will struggle to win in Indianapolis. The Colts are a very confident team right now, and they will have a very excited home crowd behind them. The Chiefs are not the same team when they play away from Arrowhead Stadium.

INDIANAPOLIS by 10 WINNER
Indianapolis Wins 25-17

JACKSONVILLE - 6 1/2 @ ATLANTA

The Jaguars have won four straight and remain tied with the Tennessee Titans for the lead in the AFC Central. Running back Fred Taylor returned after missing two games with a pulled hamstring and rushed for a season-high 128 yards on 15 carries in Jacksonville's 41-10 rout of the Cincinnati Bengals last Sunday. Mark Brunell played just a half and completed 11-of-19 passes for 145 yards and two touchdowns. Jaguars defensive end Tony Brackens had one of the Jaguars' four sacks, matching a career high with seven this season. Jacksonville's defense also forced three turnovers and held the opposition to 10 points or less for the fifth time in seven games.

The Falcons earned only their second win of the season last week, defeating the Carolina Panthers, 27-20. Chris Chandler passed for 201 yards, including a pair of touchdowns to Tim Dwight, and the Atlanta defense recorded six sacks and forced five turnovers. Since Jamal Anderson went down in Week Two with a torn ACL, the Falcons have struggled to establish a running game. In the win over the Panthers, Atlanta rushed for 107 yards.

Although the Falcons finally showed a little offense against the Panthers last weekend, they are no match for the Jaguars on either side of the ball. The Jaguars are starting to get in sync offensively and now have a championship defense to go with their offense. The Jaguars' defense will harass Chandler all day while the offense should be able to have success both on the ground and in the air. Unless the Jaguars are caught looking ahead, which is unlikely for a Tom Coughlin-coached team, this one is no contest.

JACKSONVILLE by 21
Final Score: Jaguars Win 30-7

Denver - 1 & 36 @ SAN DIEGO

The last time the Denver Broncos visited San Diego last November 29 they left with a 12-0 record. But John Elway is retired, Terrell Davis is injured and the Broncos are currently in last place in the AFC West heading into Sunday's meeting against the Chargers. San Diego fell out of a first-place tie in the AFC West last week after suffering a 34-0 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.

Wide receiver Ed McCaffrey suffered a knee injury in Denver's 23-20 loss to Minnesota last week and will miss Sunday's game against the Chargers. He leads the team with 33 catches for 525 yards and six touchdowns. The loss dropped the two-time defending champion Broncos to 2-6. Only the 1970 Cincinnati Bengals reached the postseason after losing six of their first eight games.

The Chargers suffered their first regular-season shutout loss last week since 1992. San Diego fell behind 20-0 after getting just one first down and 28 total yards in the first half. San Diego has not allowed a 100-yard rusher in 26 straight games, the top active streak in the league.

Although both these teams are coming off bitter losses, this still has a chance to be a very competitive game. San Diego still has playoff hopes, while Denver has been all but eliminated from the playoff race in a nightmare of a 1999 season. The Chargers still have a lot of pride on defense, but they have no offense. Seau and Co. still a formidable unit despite LW's debacle. The Broncos, on the other hand are a beaten-up football team. Griese favorite sure handed target McCafferty will be sorely missed in this matchup. Look for the Broncos and Chargers in a wild horse fight in a low-scoring game with the emphasis on defense, turnovers and field position.

Denver by 13 Winner
Denver Wins 33-17

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