five of my eight upsets to watch out for last week came to fruition

In Addition to my week 7 picks against the spread, I also had success predicting upsets, as five of my eight upsets to watch out for last week came to fruition. Now, here are some more to look out for. The lines below?are?ordered?from smallest underdog to largest, and the value in each parentheses represents the number of points by?which each?team is currently an?underdog according to the World Sports Exchange replica IWC 3227-03 watch Bowling Green (2.0) vs.Kent State- In a matchup of two MAC bottom-dwellers like this, you have to like the home team's chances of picking up a rare W.Colorado (2.5) vs.Texas Tech- The Buffaloes couldn't quite seal the deal against?Baylor at home last week, but I think they'll make the most of their second?shot at a home upset and?beat the increasingly inconsistent Red Raiders.

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