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What to Watch for in College Football

 
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From Erik Wander, your About Sports Editor
 
 
The U.S. Open is underway, but things won’t really heat up in Flushing Meadows until next week. Likewise, NFL football is so close you can almost taste it. But that’s a next week thing too. This week is all about college football with its crazy new post-BCS playoff that nobody really understands yet. You will though. Tune in this week, and it will all start making sense.
 
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Okay, college football fanatics: you’ve waited long enough. Welcome to Week 1 of the new season! That means it is prediction time for College Football expert Tim Hyland, who has made his picks for each of the Power 5 conferences, the College Football Playoff and the eventual national champion. No pressure, Tim. READ NOW
 
Top 60 Fantasy Players, 3 Expert Mock Drafts Say
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Take a look at a calendar if you dare. That’s right. It’s nearly September. Now take a look at the MLB standings. Right again: the Kansas City Royals are indeed atop the AL Central, albeit by the slimmest of margins over Detroit. But how did that happen? Time to start paying attention to baseball again. READ NOW
 
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The top 125 golfers on the FedExCup points list at the end of the regular season make the playoffs—four tournaments during which the field is whittled down to 30 players for the final event. Hunter Mahan has the most points after his win at the Barclays, but there’s still a long way to go. READ NOW
 
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