The big show on Monday night CFB is here and what a great game it will be. You have a Boise State team that will be traveling across the nation to MD and playing in front of 80,000 people in Va Tech territory. The Broncos usually play in front of half the crowd but at home. Take the situation into major consideration with a high powered Va Tech offense against a very diverse Broncos defense that will sure have some tricks up there sleeve to throw surprises and take the Hokies out of their game for at least a quarter. However both teams will play competitive and battle this one out till the end. It will be the show eveyone is hoping for and look for the Broncos to take advantage of a weakened Hokies Defense from previous years.

This game will be played in TCU's territory and this year they have the spotlight on them as a top 6 contender. How do they take this spotlight is yet to be seen. The Horned Frogs have one of the best special teams in the nation and also one of the fiercest defenses in the country. QB Dalton is back for his fourth year and he will start out strong. On the other hand, Oregon State has inexperienced QB Ryan Katz and their protectionis also a question mark. While OSU has weapons on offense with the Rodgers brothers, it will take some time to get their timing down. Against this TCU defense on the road will not be the easiest way to get it going.

UNLV will be coming into this year with a new HC and a new style of Offense. They are in no means expected to take the division on opening day but they are expected to throw some surprises at Wisconsin. In a game where the Badgers will not be able to game plan for this matchup, I believe the Rebels will surprise with some big plays down field and be a little competitive. This will allow the rebels to keep this within the point spread at the end. Very close but, go with UNLV.