1024595 Big weekend in the BCS, this Week 15, and the winners and the results mostly determine the bowl matchups. This blog will feature my predictions on the games, and the bowl scenarios. +*Thursday December 4,*+ *Rutgers 35, Louisville 24* After going 0-5 the first five games, the Rutgers O-line has extremely matured, and has taken a lot of pressure off of QB Mike Teel. Louisville can't handle that, so Rutgers has this one. +*Friday December 5*+ *Ball State 21, Buffalo 3* Nate Davis is playing extremely well, and expect him to beat Turner Gill who has done an OK job at Buffalo, and he does have a very capable, balanced attack. I say that Davis will put up another show Friday night. +*Saturday December 6*+ *Oklahoma 41, Missouri 17* Mizzou lost to Kansas last week, Kansas is just OK, but I believe that the Tigers +do not+ have a decent offensive line, and OU has one of the best defensive lines in the nation. I say Oklahoma dominates Mizzou in this one but I don't believe that OU will score over 60 points for the 5th game in a row, when was the last time that happened? *USC 28, UCLA 6* Sorry UCLA fans, but USC wins again.The Trojans' unbelievable D will swarm through a very shaky O-line and outscore the Bruins by themselves. That is without the USC offense even involved. *Florida 28, Alabama 20* The Tide are the most physical team in the SEC. Their D could try to maybe slow the Gators, while Bama's run game is potent enough to shorten the game and afford the Tide the chance to not get blown out in the first half, as Florida has done. Still, Florida has this one. *Boston College 13, Virginia Tech 10* Neither team has a great offense here, but BC front seven will win against the Hokies' group even with great QB Tyrod Taylor. *Arizona State 24, Arizona 23* The inconsistent Wildcat offense should be able to handle ASU in a shootout, but I'm playing a hunch that ASU rallies his club in its pursuit of sixth win. true 2008-12-05T16:44:51Z 73950 1 2008-12-05T17:59:03Z