BYU - Wisconsin: TV Channel Finder, Free Stream Info, And Prediction getdiscountz.blogspot.com

getdiscountz.blogspot.com ® BYU - Wisconsin: TV Channel Finder, Free Stream Info, And Prediction

The BYU Cougars hit the road in the hopes of snapping No. 21 Wisconsin’s 28-game non-conference home win streak on Saturday afternoon at Camp Randall Stadium.

Winners of five straight, BYU is on pace for its best season in four years, but must first stuff the Badgers seemingly unstoppable rushing attack before another trip to fellow independent No. 24 Notre Dame in two weeks.

An old BYU foe during his four year stint at Utah State, head coach Gary Andersen has Wisconsin riding a three-game win streak and tied for second place in the Big 10 standings.

Sophomore running back Melvin Gordon is second in the Big Ten with 1,074 rushing yards and 11 touchdowns, but is coming off a 62-yard performance in Wisconsin’s 28-9 win on the road against Iowa. Gordon had rushed for at least 100 yards in six of the previous seven games, and it was just the second time all season he failed to reach the end zone.

Coupled with senior James White’s 804 yards and nine touchdowns, the Badgers own the nation’s 10 th ranked rushing attack.

Cougars linebacker Kyle Van Noy, who leads the team with 4.0 sacks and is tied for second with 46 total tackles, expects an electric, punishing matchup on Saturday.

"It is going to be very physical, " Van Noy said to the Salt Lake Tribune. "They are going to make plays, and we are going to make plays. It is going to be very entertaining, and I am happy that my family will be able to watch the game back home on ESPN."

BYU’s Tayson Hill leads the team in passing and rushing with 2,860 all-purpose yards, and notched four of his 20 touchdowns two weeks ago in the Cougars 37-20 win over Boise State.

The Badgers fifth ranked defense only allows 15.0 points per game, but they had some trouble earlier this year with another dual threat quarterback in Ohio State’s Braxton Miller, who threw four touchdowns and rushed for 83 yards in a 31-24 loss.

Still teams have struggled overall to get past the Badgers powerful front seven led by senior linebackers Chris Borland and Conor O’Neill, and junior nose tackle Warren Herring. The trio’s combined for seven of the Badgers 18 sacks, the fifth best mark in the Big Ten.

Betting Odds: Wisconsin is favored by 9 points

Over/Under: 55.5 points

Time: 3:30 p.m. ET

TV Channel: ESPN

Where To Watch Online: Watch ESPN

Prediction: Wisconsin 30, BYU 27

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Auburn - Tennessee 2013: TV Channel, Live Stream Info, And Prediction getdiscountz.blogspot.com

getdiscountz.blogspot.com ® Auburn - Tennessee 2013: TV Channel, Live Stream Info, And Prediction

The No. 7 Auburn Tigers and the SEC’s top rushing attack take on a down on its luck Tennessee Volunteers squad on Saturday afternoon at Neyland Stadium.

The Tigers will send out running back Tre Mason and quarterback Nick Marshall, a pair that’s combined for 1,441 rushing yards and 18 touchdowns. Saturday will be Auburn’s final road game of the season, before a final stretch run against Georgia and No. 1 Alabama that could decide the conference and alter the national title landscape.

The 4-5 Volunteers are dead last in the conference against the run, allowing 201.7 yards per game and 18 total touchdowns. An unfathomable run through the SEC has placed Tennessee in sixth place in the East division, facing Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama, and then Missouri in consecutive weeks.

Senior running back Rajion Neal has managed to provide the Volunteers with 771 yards and nine scores, good for sixth in the SEC, but the team has been outscored 76-13 in its last two games.

After spoiling Texas A&M’s title hopes, Auburn shutdown Florida Atlantic and ran roughshod over Arkansas last week for a 35-17 victory. Marshall came back from a shoulder injury and passed for one touchdown and totaled 177 yards, and Mason generated 168 yards and four touchdowns.

Tennessee was unfortunate to meet a Missouri squad after its first loss of the season, and fell 31-3 last week, giving up 339 rushing yards. The loss marked the first career start for freshman quarterback Joshua Dobbs, who committed three turnovers while passing for 240 yards.

A consensus four-star recruit coming out of Alpharetta High School in Georgia, Dobbs has gone 31-for-54 for 315 yards and two picks in two appearances. He first came in for Justin Worley in the second half of the Alabama loss.

The Auburn defense, ranked third in the SEC and 21st in the nation giving up 20.1 points a game, could ensure Dobbs remains winless as a starter in his early career. Senior defensive end Dee Ford is second in the SEC with 7.0 sacks, and junior d-back Robenson Therezie is tied for fifth in the conference with three interceptions returned for 102 yards and a touchdown.

Tennessee’s Marlon Walls, tops on the team with 4.5 sacks, will be charged with chasing down Marshall, while sophomore defensive back Brian Randolph will have to stay alert should the dual-threat passer take to the air. Randolph also has three picks on the year.

Betting Odds: Auburn is favored by 7 points

Over/Under: 55 points

Time: 12 p.m. ET

TV Channel: ESPN

Where To Watch Online: Watch ESPN

Prediction: Auburn 35, Tennessee 17

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Falcons - Panthers: Live Stream Details, TV Network, Betting Odds, And Prediction getdiscountz.blogspot.com

getdiscountz.blogspot.com ® Falcons - Panthers: Live Stream Details, TV Network, Betting Odds, And Prediction

Before the season began it appeared the Carolina Panthers and Atlanta Falcons were on opposite trajectories.

With Matt Ryan under center and Julio Jones poised to become one of the league’s elite receivers, Atlanta was supposed to set the league on fire and make another run to the NFC title game. Carolina’s Cam Newton and head coach Ron Rivera were both under fire, and 2013 was seen as the final year before serious changes came down.

Riding a three-game winning streak, the Panthers are now 4-3 and vying for a wild card spot entering the second half of the season. While injuries to Jones, fellow receiver Roddy White, and running back Steven Jackson have limited the Falcons offense, and one of the NFL’s oldest defenses is ranked 21st against the pass and rush.

The 2-5 Falcons will try to turn the season around and win their first road game against Carolina on Sunday afternoon at Bank of America Stadium.

Atlanta’s lost each game by an average of 6.6 points, with all of the pressure placed on Ryan to win games with his arm thanks to a last ranked rushing attack. Last week against Arizona, the sixth-year passer looked ready to drag the Falcons out of 27-6 hole in the fourth quarter after completing a four-yard touchdown pass to receiver Drew Davis, but threw an interception on the next possession and Atlanta eventually fell 27-13.

Jones and White went down after the two-point loss tot he New York Jets in Week Five, and Davis along with Harry Douglas have responded well to their increase in playing time. Douglas has now posted two straight 100-yard games, including a 12-catch 121-yard game in the Arizona loss, and second-year Davis tallied five receptions for 77 yards and the score.

Jackson returned and gained six yards on 11 carries, and his main sub Jacquizz Rodgers managed eight yards. Rodgers has been far more effective catching passes out of the backfield, totaling 27 receptions for 166 yards and two touchdowns compared to 3.2 yards a carry.

Newton and the Panthers offense have found their groove over the last five games, going 4-1 in that stretch and averaging 28 points and 345.6 total offensive yards.

During the streak, Newton’s thrown six touchdowns with no interceptions, and rushed for another 106 yards and two touchdowns. Running backs D’Angelo Williams and Mike Tolbert have also split carries and helped the Panthers post the NFL’s eighth best rushing.

In terms of injuries, White remains questionable with hamstring and ankle snags, and could miss his fourth straight game, though he was a limited participant in Friday’s practice session. Team sack leader Osi Umenyiora is also questionable due to a bad knee, and second-string linebacker Stephen Nicholas has been ruled out with a thigh injury.

Carolina’s only concern comes on the defensive end with starting weakside linebacker Chase Blackburn listed as questionable with a foot injury. Should he sit out, defensive ends Greg Hardy and Charles Johnson, along with top linebacker Luke Kuechly, could be asked to shoulder more of the Panthers second ranked rush defense.

Betting Odds: Carolina is favored by 7.5 points

Over/Under: 45 points

Where To Watch Online: NFL Sunday Ticket

TV Channel: FOX

Time: 1 p.m. Eastern Time

Prediction: Carolina 30, Atlanta 20

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