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A CBS Sports writer since 2010, the entertaining Fornelli is perhaps best known for his college football expertise. Fornelli co-hosts the popular Cover 3 Podcast and appears regularly on CBS Sports HQ. You'll get maximum access to Fornelli's picks only on SportsLine. For Tom Fornelli media inquiries, contact SportsLine@CBSInteractive.com.
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14 Live PicksIt's been a rough week for Tech mega booster Cody Campbell
Is Kentucky going to do it again?
With Mike Norvell fired and Duce Robinson out for the season, Florida State's drive ahead of their early trip to Boston is uncertain. ...
UCLA takes its undefeated record on the road to face the Gophers in the cold ...
A drop in the total and favorable weather have only strengthened my conviction in this line ...
After a brutal stretch of matchups, Cincinnati faces an uphill battle against resurgent Houston ...
Air Force and Army have produced some of the most consistently low-scoring games in college football history ...
Arkansas St. comes off a bye with a two-game winning streak, taking on a ULM team that's been inconsistent this season ...
Michigan State's defense is a major concern after struggling in key moments this season. ...
Both offenses have been flying high, but recent efficiency drops and a less-than-ideal forecast could slow the scoring ...
Oregon's backup quarterback has significantly more experience, giving the Ducks an edge in this key matchup ...
Oregon's offense adopted a simpler, more effective approach last week, and Ohio State's defense struggled to finish drives with touchdowns
The Holy War's total is too low
LSU's dynamic offense is clicking with Green's return and Harris' rise, while Alabama's road struggles and shaky O-line give me pause ...
Illinois has won three straight while Nebraska has suffered three straight heartbreaking losses, blowing a fourth-quarter lead in all of them. Losing close games is what Nebraska does best, so if I have a chance to fade it as a road favorite in a one-score game against an Illinois team that excels in such situations, how can I not?
