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NCAA COLLEGE FOOTBALL WEEK 9 FREE PICKS:

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DJ has come through this college football betting season with a 53% winning record on his free football picks. Check out his free college football picks below for week 9:

Notes from last week:

1. Florida finally fires Ron Zook. Wow now that’s a real shocker. Let’s see here he loses to everybody except Georgia, half his players are criminals (Florida has strict laws that only 33% of your team can be cons), no matter the offense these guys get disciplined for a full game (the OJ boys will be boys school of thought), oh yeah and he is not Steve Spurier. Zook was a clown hire and UF is now paying for it. The fun and gun is coming home, bank on it.

2. Iowa and Penn State play the most embarrassing game in recent memory ending 6-4. When you can’t match a world series score it’s time to retire and take up non-competitive tiddley-winks (the completive leagues are just brutal). For god’s sakes the fields have end zones try using them.

3. With a loss to Michigan Purdue returns to their natural state of mediocrity. Ah the sweet, sweet comfort of limited expectations.

4. With Zook collecting unemployment, Ty Willingham has just become the new dead man walking (Joe Pa is the given an exemption from this rule as I think he may in fact be deceased).

Free College Football Picks:

Vtech -2 @ Gtech

The battle of good graduation rates. Vtech wins either way as they get to spend the weekend away from

Blacksburg.

Purdue -8.5 @ Northwestern

How can I keep picking Purdue you ask? Actually I don’t have a very good answer for that. You have to ask yourself can they be that bad? Anyway I didn’t get into Northwestern back in the day. So F-them. When you see an explanation like this ya gotta be happy you’re not paying for these picks.

West Virginia -13 @ Rutgers

What do the Mountaineers have to do to get any respect? Okay, other than move out of West Virginia. I mean come on people, it’s Rutgers. Last time I checked New Jersey was not the capital of college football, or anything for that matter (they are in fact the capital of swampy toxic waste, but our Wagercom lawyers said we couldn’t say that).

Tenn. -0 @ South Carolina

Sorry I think Ground hog day continues for Lou Holtz. He ain’t going to wake up the echoes in time for the Vols or anytime soon for that matter. He’s probably lucky to wake up at all these days. Does anyone remember when Lou was winner? Don’t worry about it neither does he.

Stanford @ UCLA -4.5

The Cardinal had their moment in the sun when they played with SC for three quarters. Now it’s time to go back to the dark, dingy basement where they belong. And one can only hope they take the female portion of the student body with them. Good lord when Chelsea Clinton is the barometer for hot, a subscription to playboy can’t be far behind.

Oregon State -7 @ Arizona

I covertly hopped back on Beaver ball (that may not have come out as intended) last week. And I’m going to ride these Beavers rough until they let me down. Writing that got me all sweaty I think I need a moment.

USC -24 @ WSU

USC had a let down last week and should play better on offense. The Cougs don’t field an offense so that should take care of that. It’s becoming apparent WSU is seriously missing official bachelor party planner and former head coach, Mike Price.

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