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Game of the Week: Michigan at Michigan State

They are maize, blue, and all be damned, bowl eligible six weeks into the season. The Michigan Wolverines outscored the Northwestern Wildcats 28-0 in the second half to improve to 6-0 on the season. Brady Hoke is the first to start his Wolverines' head coaching career 6-0 since Bennie Oosterbaan in 1948.

It wasn't that long ago when Michigan's defense was the laughing-stock of the FBS. Their 12.5 points allowed per game currently rank eighth in all of college football. What's even more impressive is the fact that they've outscored opposing teams 114-21 in the second half this season. Yeah, the Wolverines have only allowed 21 second half points six games into the season. They've also forced 17 turnovers.

Then there is Denard Robinson and his weekly stab at breaking another school or national record. The versatile quarterback has accounted for at least three touchdowns in each of the past five games.

Michigan State heads into their in-state rivalry coming off a bye week. The Spartans' last win came against Ohio State, where they held the Buckeyes to seven points. At the time, this seemed like a huge accomplishment, but after witnessing OSU play the last few weeks, the weight of the win is much lighter.

MSU's offensive stats won't run up and punch you in the face. Kirk Cousins is 101-149 for nearly 1200 passing yards on the season with six touchdown passes, but four picks. Leveon Bell is averaging 5.1 yards per carry to go along with six touchdowns. The team's 28.0 points per game rank in the bottom half of all FBS schools.

Using our college football simulation engine, we "played" the Wolverines and Spartans 101 times and its Michigan eeking out the win 50.5 percent of the time by an average score of 32-31.

Arizona State at Oregon

A dislocated elbow may not keep LaMichael James out of the lineup this Saturday against Arizona State. During a radio interview after their Week 6 win over California, James said he suffered the same injury in high school and was out on the field the next week. We'll monitor his health status throughout the week, but as of right now, we left him out of the simulation.

Even without James, the Ducks offense is just as fast and efficient. On the rare occasion they go to the air, quarterback Darron Thomas has thrown 15 touchdowns and only two picks this season. Running backs, De'Anthony Thomas and Kenjon Barner are averaging 7.6 and 6.2 yards per carry, respectively, with five touchdowns combined.

Since losing to Illinois back in Week 3, ASU has ripped off three straight wins against USC, Oregon State and Utah. The Sun Devils' rush defense sits in the middle of the FBS pack, having allowed 119.7 yards per game on the ground. This will be tested against the Ducks.

Their offense is led by quarterback Brock Osweiler who has completed 68 percent of his passes this season. Running back Cameron Marshall has rushed for 347 yards on 81 carries and scored seven times. Aaron Pflugrad has hauled in 25 passes for 372 yards with four touchdowns to this point.

We simulated the Ducks and the Sun Devils 101 times and its Oregon taking it 79.2 percent of the time by an average score 36-24.

Please note: The South Carolina/Mississippi State and Tennessee/LSU games were resimulated on 10/13 to account for injuries and roster updates.

College Football Week 7
Matchup	Win%	Avg Score
Miami (FL) Hurricanes	45.5	24	Boxscore
@ North Carolina Tar Heels	54.5	25
Clemson Tigers	79.2	30	Boxscore
@ Maryland Terrapins	20.8	19
Virginia Tech Hokies	80.2	33	Boxscore
@ Wake Forest Demon Deacons	19.8	22
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets	82.2	28	Boxscore
@ Virginia Cavaliers	17.8	16
Florida State Seminoles	83.2	34	Boxscore
@ Duke Blue Devils	16.8	21
Louisville Cardinals	22.8	21	Boxscore
@ Cincinnati Bearcats	77.2	29
Navy Midshipmen	50.5	24	Boxscore
@ Rutgers Scarlet Knights	49.5	23
Utah Utes	55.9	27	Boxscore
@ Pittsburgh Panthers	44.1	25
South Florida Bulls	79.7	28	Boxscore
@ Connecticut Huskies	20.3	17
Indiana Hoosiers	5.0	13	Boxscore
@ Wisconsin Badgers	95.0	47
Northwestern Wildcats	33.7	22	Boxscore
@ Iowa Hawkeyes	66.3	29
Purdue Boilermakers	34.7	20	Boxscore
@ Penn State Nittany Lions	65.3	27
Michigan Wolverines	50.5	32	Boxscore
@ Michigan State Spartans	49.5	31
Ohio State Buckeyes	55.4	25	Boxscore
@ Illinois Fighting Illini	44.6	21
Ball State Cardinals	10.4	17	Boxscore
@ Ohio Bobcats	89.6	30
Eastern Michigan Eagles	10.9	16	Boxscore
@ Central Michigan Chippewas	89.1	33
Buffalo Bulls	18.8	17	Boxscore
@ Temple Owls	81.2	29
Western Michigan Broncos	30.7	29	Boxscore
@ Northern Illinois Huskies	69.3	36
Miami (OH) RedHawks	51.5	22	Boxscore
@ Kent State Golden Flashes	48.5	21
Toledo Rockets	73.3	32	Boxscore
@ Bowling Green Falcons	26.7	21
Arizona State Sun Devils	20.8	24	Boxscore
@ Oregon Ducks	79.2	36
Colorado Buffaloes	33.7	23	Boxscore
@ Washington Huskies	66.3	29
Brigham Young Cougars	50.5	26	Boxscore
@ Oregon State Beavers	49.5	25
USC Trojans	72.3	28	Boxscore
@ California Golden Bears	27.7	22
Stanford Cardinal	95.0	45	Boxscore
@ Washington State Cougars	5.0	20
Florida Gators	44.6	24	Boxscore
@ Auburn Tigers	55.4	25
South Carolina Gamecocks	52.5	26	Boxscore
@ Mississippi State Bulldogs	47.5	24
LSU Tigers	90.1	30	Boxscore
@ Tennessee Volunteers	9.9	16
Georgia Bulldogs	91.1	33	Boxscore
@ Vanderbilt Commodores	8.9	16
Alabama Crimson Tide	94.1	39	Boxscore
@ Mississippi Rebels	5.9	14
New Mexico Lobos	11.4	14	Boxscore
@ Nevada Wolf Pack	88.6	32
Utah State Aggies	37.6	25	Boxscore
@ Fresno State Bulldogs	62.4	31
Idaho Vandals	76.2	26	Boxscore
@ New Mexico State Aggies	23.8	18
Hawaii Warriors	85.1	37	Boxscore
@ San Jose State Spartans	14.9	22
Iowa State Cyclones	13.9	16	Boxscore
@ Missouri Tigers	86.1	29
Baylor Bears	42.6	33	Boxscore
@ Texas A&M Aggies	57.4	35
Kansas State Wildcats	52.5	29	Boxscore
@ Texas Tech Red Raiders	47.5	27
Oklahoma State Cowboys	78.7	36	Boxscore
@ Texas Longhorns	21.3	26
Oklahoma Sooners	95.0	43	Boxscore
@ Kansas Jayhawks	5.0	15
UAB Blazers	17.8	24	Boxscore
@ Tulsa Golden Hurricane	82.2	38
UCF Knights	33.7	29	Boxscore
@ Southern Methodist Mustangs	66.3	34
UTEP Miners	35.6	23	Boxscore
@ Tulane Green Wave	64.4	30
Rice Owls	36.6	24	Boxscore
@ Marshall Thundering Herd	63.4	28
East Carolina Pirates	94.1	37	Boxscore
@ Memphis Tigers	5.9	13
UNLV Rebels	18.8	16	Boxscore
@ Wyoming Cowboys	81.2	24
San Diego State Aztecs	60.4	26	Boxscore
@ Air Force Falcons	39.6	23
Boise State Broncos	95.0	46	Boxscore
@ Colorado State Rams	5.0	15
Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks	35.6	24	Boxscore
@ Troy Trojans	64.4	29
North Texas Mean Green	47.5	25	Boxscore
@ Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns	52.5	26
Western Kentucky Hilltoppers	56.4	25	Boxscore
@ Florida Atlantic Owls	43.6	22

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