No. 8 Oregon at Colorado

Saturday, Nov. 5
12:30 p.m., PT, ESPN

Because if so, Oregon should win this contest by 42.

The Ducks are better at every position on the field and will likely dominate from start to finish.

The only chance the Buffaloes have in this matchup is to unleash Ralphie VI. Ralphie could probably take “The Oregon Duck” head-to-head in the open field

Other than that, CU fans should start saying their ‘Woosa’s.

UO in a landslide.

Final Score: Oregon 45, Colorado 13

Washington State at Stanford

Saturday, Nov. 5
12:30 p.m., PT, Pac-12

Washington State is on a three-game slide and a win would set the tone for the remainder of their season. The Cougs could finish either 8-4 or 4-8, with their final four being all wins or all losses.

For Stanford, another loss pretty much dooms any hopes the Cardinal have of making a bowl game

It could also signal the beginning of the end of the David Shaw era.

Even Karty can’t save them this week.

Cougs by seven.

Final Score: Washington State 31, Stanford 24

BYU at Boise State

Saturday, Nov. 5
4:00 p.m., PT, FS2

Boise State has taken a leap toward its past successes. The Broncos find themselves on top of the Conference with one oe the best defenses in the nation, allowing just 24 points in their last two games.

BYU needs “Bob The Builder” to climb out of a four-game slide and keep the Cougars from performing one of the biggest disappearing acts in the country.

They’ll continue to casper in Boise.

Broncos by 10.

Final Score: Boise State 27, BYU 17

UNLV at San Diego State

Saturday, Nov. 5
4:00 p.m., PT, CBS Sports

Last week’s loss to Fresno State essentially encapsulates their entire season: It showed promise. but it should’ve turned out a whole lot better.

But there are still games to be played and technically SDSU could still make the Mountain West Championship.

It sounds good, if improbable, but they gotta keep going.

The Runnin’ Rebels, on the other hand, gotta snap out of their own losing ways. They enter this matchup on a three-game losing streak in which they’ve allowed 40 points in each outing.

SDSU’s offense is bad, but not that bad.

Aztecs by seven.

Final Score: San Diego State 27, UNLV 20

Arizona at No. 14 Utah

Saturday, Nov. 5
4:30 p.m., PT, Pac-12

That’s the question that has everyone wondering. But really it doesn’t matter. The Utes should be able to control Arizona in the trenches for four quarters with just about anyone under center.

Washington State’s a solid team and Utah beat them with no one.

Arizona’s getting there, but getting there doesn’t get a win in Salt Lake City in November.

Utes by 14.

Final Score: Utah 35, Arizona 21

California at No. 9 USC

Saturday, Nov. 5
7:30 p.m., PT, ESPN

Williams made multiple high-level NFL throws; in short, he Steve Nash’ed the Arizona Defense.

Luckily for Cal, the Bears are pretty good on that side of the ball.

Unluckily for Cal, its offense has looked sorry the last four games and has given no indication of being able to keep pace with USC.

Keep fighting, Trojans.

SC by 25.

Final Score: USC 42, Cal 17

No. 12 UCLA at Arizona State

Saturday, Nov. 5
7:30 p.m., PT, FS1

The Bruins are obviously the better team, but Washington’s stronger than Arizona State and they already lost in Tempe this year.

The Sun Devils are also starting to find themselves via the Shaun Aguano-Trenton Bourguet connection.

The Bruins need to play football in an elevator. Zach Charbonnet’s a force who needs to touch the ball as often as possible.

If UCLA keeps it simple, he will.

Bruins by seventeen.

Final Score: UCLA 38, Arizona State 21

Hawai’i at Fresno State

Saturday, Nov. 5
7:30 p.m., PT, FS2

Well, no Sh*t, Sherlock.

But in all seriousness, the Bulldogs are primed for a run at the conference title.

After Hawaii, they travel to UNLV and Nevada, before hosting Wyoming to end their campaign. All FSU needs to do is avoid a slip-up in this game.

And don’t worry, the “Caution, Wet Floor” sign is already on the floor.

Dawgs by 28.

Final Score: Fresno State 42, Hawai’i 14