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The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com

4B - September 9, 2013 The Michigan Daily - michigandailycom

THE MICHIGAN DAILY TOP-lO POLL
Each week, Daily sports stafters till out ballots, with first place votes receiving 10 points, second-
place votes receiving nine, and so on.

1. ALABAMA (20): Alabama
had the week off. Nick Saban's
nervous energy resulted in 10
broken golf clubs and several
screaming matches with a
picture of Lea Miles.

T6. TEXAS A&M: Johnny
Football played three quarters
IKthis week, matching the price
A of his autograph on eBay.

2. OREGON: A school record , 7. LOUISVILLE: The Cardinals
of£772 yards warrants news= acquired the Colonel's secret
uniforms, right? recipe of 11 herbs and spices
for their shellacking of Eastern
Kentucky.

3. CLEMSON (1): Boyd, did Tajh
have a good day.
4. OHIO STATE: The Buckeyes
sent the Aztecs back a few
centuries with their backup
quarterback at the helm.
E5. STANFORD: After taking
week one off to study, the
Cardinal cruised to its first win
of the year.

8. GEORGIA: They beat the
GCocks and left satisfied.
9. MICHIGAN: Beyonce. That's
all.
10. SOUTH CAROLINA:
The Cocks came up short to
the Bulldogs with Clowney
begging for a larger role on D:'

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STAFF PICKS
The Daily football writers do their best
to predict, against the spread, what
happens in the 2013 tootball season.

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No. 14 Notre Damte (+4) at No. 17 Michigan
No. 2Oregon (-23) at Viginia
Na. SOhio State (-28) vs. San'Diego State
No, 4 lemson(NOv. Soth Carlia St.
No.5 tanfod (-26.5).Soan Jose St.
No,. 6SouthCarolina (+3) at No.l1 eorgia
No.7 TeasA&M (NL) v. amH6ouston St.
N. Luisville (NL) v. Eatern Kentucky
No.9 LSU(-35), vUAn
No,.12 Florida(0) at Miamei(FL)
Na.1Oklahoa Stte(-27) atTexas San Antonio
No.14 Notre ame (+4)at N. 17Michigan
No. 15Texast(-7.) at BY
No. 16 Oklahoma (21) vs. West tVirginia
No. 19Northmestern (-2) to. Syracusae
No.21Wisconsint(Nst. TennesseeTech
No. 22 Nebraska (-28) vstou,,thern Mississippi
No. 23 Baylor (-27.5) vs. Buffalo,
Na. 24Tt5 (NO1 vs. St Luisiana eSt.
No. 25 USC (-5) vt. Washigton tate
Illinois (8 s. Cicinntati
Michigan Sttt(-23.5)ovs.Soth Forida
Penn State (24)vs.tEatern Michigan
Itoa(NLQovs. Mitsouri State
Purdue (NL) vs.lIndiana State
Indiana 03)vs. Navy
Minneta(13.5) at SNewMexico, State
Overall

Michigan
Ohio State
Clemso
San Jose.St.
Georgia
Teas&
Forida
Oklahoema State
Michitane
Teas
West Virgina
Northweseten
Wisonstin
Southern Mististipti
TCU
USC
Cicinnti
Michigan State
Penn State
Navy
Minnesota
17-9
3&-14

Oregont
Ohio State
tlemon
Stanford
Texas A&M
Loisvile
LStU
Forida
Oklahoma State
Michigan
Texa
Northwestern
Nebraska
Baylor
TCU
Soth Florida
Penn State
Imo
Indiana
New exo Sat tate
34-21

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Slovin
Michigan
Oregon
Ohio State
San Jose St.
South Ceaolin
Texas A&M
Louisville
Miam~i (FL)
Oklahoma State
Michigan
West Virginia
Northwetero
Wiscosi
Nebraska
Baylor
TFtC
Washington State
Cincinnati
South Florida
Penn State
Indiana
Seaw Mexco State
20-6

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Ohio State
tlemson
San Jose St.
Georgia
Texas A&M
Looisaille
LSU
Miami (Fl)
Oklahoma State
Michigan
Tooxas
Oklahom
Narthmestern
Wisconsoin
Sothern Mississippi
Baylor
TC U
USC
Illinois
Michigan, State
Pete State
Ioa
Purdue
SNay
Minnesota
20-6
34-21

Ohio
tlemson
Stanford
Georgia
Texas A&M
Louisville
UAt
Florida
Oklahoma State
Michigan
West Virginia
Northmestern
Nebraska
Bufftalo
TCU
USC
Cicinntati
Sooth Flarida
Penn State
Purdue
Indianta
Sew Mexico State
17-9

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