Miami has a lot of injuries on defense and now they have to face a team that executes well to the point where they feel like robots sometimes

Peach Bowl: I’m convinced this will be a close game because of the rematch factor, but I can’t pick against the Hoosiers. They find away to keep Moore in the pocket and this allows them to be in the right spots for most of the night on defense. Also no chance they get shut out like Texas Tech

Fiesta Fiesta: This should be a solid, styles make fights kinda game. I ultimately landed on Miami taking it. I think they will be able to disguise things on defense better than OU and UGA did and they actually get to Chambliss a couple times. Feels like a 27-23 type game.

Sugar Bowl: I don’t want to jinx it (famous last words), but we finally have a game that shouldn’t be a complete laugher. I trust the Rebs to to put up at least 20. With that said, I do have UGA coming out on top. They’ll learn from the first matchup and show more discipline on D. O will be balanced

Rose Bowl: Hoosiers, but I’m not confident. Ultimately I’m choosing to trust their preparation and think they’ll be able to effectively continue the trend of Bama’s offense being forced to pass all game. Should be a classic!

Orange Bowl: I’ve got Oregon continuing the trend of defeating teams that were on byes. This could be another rock fight as I don’t trust Tech’s offense to do much while I believe that their defense is elite. In the end I have this something like 28-17 for Oregon as they make just enough big plays.

Cotton Bowl: This one could be another knock down, drag out fight for periods, but I think the Buckeyes pull it out. They present the same issues A&M did for Miami only they’re better. Ryan Day remembers he has elite players and unleashes them before it gets too late

JMU @ Oregon: Was at a dinner and got distracted. But Ducks.

Tulane @ Ole Miss: Should be a relatively comfortable win for the Rebs, so I’m sorry to their fans for saying this. They’ll be out to make a statement to a man in Baton Rouge today

Miami @ Texas A&M: This has been a little tricky to pick as well. The Miami front 7 will be challenging to face for the Aggies, but I still think they pull this one out. I like the two major weapons on the outside in Concepcion and Craver to bail them out and the 12th man to give an extra boost.

Alabama @ Oklahoma: This should be a true slobber knocker and excellent watch from start to finish. Tonight, I like the Sooners to complete the season sweep of the Tide. I just don’t believe Bama has enough at the skill positions to have a full games worth of challenges for the OU defense.

Last year I went 9-0 in conference championship week. Too bad it's this year because I went 5-4 lol