ANALYSIS: Fresno State is making the long trip East to take on the Huskies. The Bulldogs are prolific offensively and taking on a team giving up 45 points per game to FBS opponents. Fresno State should manage at least that many and unless it gives UConn more than it has scored yet this season in those FBS games, the Bulldogs should cover easily.

ANALYSIS: It was a rough night in Corvallis last week, but the Trojans escaped with a 17-14 win over Oregon State. That is a pretty good Beavers team that is flying under the radar. This week, USC gets rudderless Arizona State and the Trojans' offense should be able to get back into high gear. The Sun Devils will get a little joy, but they should not be able to keep within four touchdowns of USC.

ANALYSIS: Texas A&M wins games by shutting down the opposition and hoping its offense can manage enough points to win. The Aggies have an average score of 18-16 in their three FBS games so far. Now, they are without their top receiver Ainias Smith, who is out for the season with a leg injury suffered last week. Mississippi State’s offense has not really been tested yet, but the Bulldogs only managed 16 points on the road at LSU. The total in this game is too high.

ANALYSIS: I have to admit, this line caught me by surprise. Florida State is undefeated, but not overly impressive. They blocked an extra point to excape LSU and only beat Louisville by four. Wake Forest has an explosive offense, one that can even vex a very good Clemson defense. I almost picked this for my upset of the week, but instead, I will happily take the Demon Deacons and the points.

ANALYSIS: One of the best stories in college football will probably get better this week. Kansas is off to its best start since 2009, which was the last season the Jayhawks won more than three games. Their explosive offense will get more of a test against Iowa State, but the Cyclones will not be able to keep up with QB Jalon Daniels and the Jayhawks attack. The wrong team is favored here.