A Very Brief Interruption From Election Coverage

If you’ve forgotten about my system and this blog, I can’t blame you for that, but the beat goes on. At this point, I’m about as exhausted as anyone else in this country, so I’ll make this edition a quick one. I actually started the week with a lot of games, but as we’ve seen, the virus doesn’t seem to care about college football anymore than it does who the President is, so now I’m down to 8 games. Here they are:

Friday

Boise State +4 at home vs BYU

Saturday

Indiana +3.5 at home vs Michigan

USC -11 at home vs Arizona State

Northwestern -3.5 at home vs Nebraska

Louisiana Lafayette -14.5 at home vs Arkansas State

Illinois +7 at home vs Minnesota

Texas A&M -10 on the road vs South Carolina

Oregon -8 at home vs Stanford

The system was 3-3 last week, still a loser with any juice, but a slight improvement. I wouldn’t read too much into it, even if the losing turns to winning this week, as it’s still a low sample week and I still think the scale is pretty jacked up. That being said, it was fun to look at some numbers without asking myself, “why in the hell is it taking Nevada so long?”