Week 11 results: 6-0! First perfect week of the season. To date: 66-28

Highlights: UNLV and Hawaii were tied at half, but UNLV breaks through for a 40-28 win handing Hawaii their first conference loss. San Jose wins too, so three teams are tied for the West lead at 5-1. San Jose and Hawaii have yet to play. Meanwhile, New Mexico shuts out Utah, and Nevada kicks two late field goals to edge by Fresno State.

National: #2 Oklahoma outlasts Oklahoma State 31-17 and retains the #2 ranking. Michigan (still #1), Miami (#3), USC (now #4), and Texas (now #5) all score over 100 in easy wins.

Upcoming: New Mexico clinches their fourth straight division title with a Week 12 win over Wyoming or a UTEP loss to Louisiana Tech. SDSU (5-6) will be playing Hawaii trying to keep their bowl eligibility hopes alive; Hawaii (6-5) needs this one too, because their last game is against San Jose. Nationally, #9 Minnesota is actually favored by 4.5 at Michigan, and #11 Notre Dame is favored by 18.5 at #8 Ohio State.

Week 12 ATS picks:

UNLV -9.5 vs Nevada
UTEP -3.5 vs La Tech
San Jose State -18.5 vs Fresno State
Boise State -0.5 at Utah
Hawaii -5.5 vs San Diego State
New Mexico -11.5 vs Wyoming

Correcting season record from previous post, should have been 68-28.

Week 12 results: 5-1, missed La Tech beating UTEP. Season to date: 73-29.

Highlights and Coming Up:
* New Mexico shuts out Wyoming 40-0 to clinch the East for the fourth straight season. UNM hasn't given up a single point in 10 straight quarters.
* San Jose draws close to its seventh straight West title by dumping Fresno State 56-17. SJSU wins the division if they beat Hawaii in Week 13. (But if SJSU loses they can't possibly win the division.)
* Hawaii wins their seventh to gain bowl eligibility. To win the West, they have to beat SJSU and UNLV has to lose at Fresno State.
* UNLV wins the West if Hawaii and UNLV both win.

National:
* #1 Michigan, #2 Oklahoma, and #3 Miami all keep rolling. Undefeateds LSU (#4) and Notre Dame (#9) still lurking.
* National game of the upcoming week is #2 OU at #6 Texas. OU favored by 3.5 but Texas is a very tough out.

Week 13 ATS picks:

New Mexico -9.5 at La Tech
UTEP -16.5 vs Utah
Boise State +3.5 at Wyoming
UNLV -24.5 at Fresno State
San Jose State -5.5 vs Hawaii
Nevada +0.5 vs SDSU

Week 13 results: 5-1. Season: 78-30.

Highlights: San Jose tops Hawaii to take the West. UNLV tops Fresno but finishes second in the division. Boise clobbers Wyoming to finish the season on a positive note. And New Mexico beats La Tech and gives up six points, but still hasn't given up a touchdown in 14 quarters.

Bowl eligible WAC teams: New Mexico 12-1 (34), San Jose 10-3 (32), UNLV 11-2 (27), Hawaii 7-6 (48), UTEP (50)

National: #1 Michigan beats Illinois by 12. #2 Oklahoma beats Texas by 19. #3 Miami beats North Carolina by 3.

Coming up: #1 Michigan will play #11 Notre Dame, #2 Oklahoma will play #19 Nebraska, and #3 Miami will play #20 Boston College to determine who plays for the national title. Once again, the WAC will be San Jose vs New Mexico for the title.

CC Week ATS pick:

San Jose State -7.5 v New Mexico

Michigan and Oklahoma both down by narrow margins at halftime...

Michigan goes down in OT! Oklahoma and Miami are both winners. Who plays for the NC? We'll find out shortly.

Also, congrats to dawgnuts and San Jose State, 36-21 winners over New Mexico. Another well deserved CC for the Spartans.

Final ATS for season: 79-30

Michigan and Oklahoma to compete for the national title; Michigan beats Miami by 0.08 in the WIS ratings to hold onto the #2 slot. Painfully close!

WAC teams bowling:
GMAC Bowl, #50 UTEP vs #60 Marquette, 1/25/17
Alamo Bowl, #36 New Mexico vs #42 Iowa, 1/26/17
Holiday Bowl, #40 Kentucky vs #47 Hawaii, 1/26/17
Music City Bowl, #20 Nebraska vs #29 UNLV, 1/27/17
Humanitarian Bowl, #24 San Jose State vs #15 UCLA, 1/28/17

Thanks to everyone who checked out this thread during Season 128. I kept it up purely for my own amusement, but it got more views than I expected and I hope a few folks were entertained.

Job change period is upon us and WAC has already added a couple new coaches; we are now half full. If anyone else wants in, we'd love to have you!