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Going into Week 8, the college football picture looks nothing like what many people probably assumed it would at this point in the season. Georgia is the clear team to be this year, Cincinnati is ranked No. 2 and looking good for the College Football Playoff, and teams like Alabama, Clemson, Ohio State and Notre Dame already have at least one loss and are nowhere to be found on our undefeated list.
In fact, there are only 11 remaining FBS teams that are undefeated at this point in the season, and the Big Ten, Big 12 and American Athletic Conference each have two undefeated teams in their conferences.
But Georgia is the SEC's last undefeated team standing, and the same is true for Wake Forest and the ACC, Coastal Carolina and the Sun Belt Conference, San Diego State and the Mountain West Conference and UTSA and Conference USA.
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Now, we can't predict the future, as fun as that would be. But that's not stopping us from attempting to educatedly guess which currently undefeated FBS teams will fall for the first time this weekend.
Here are our predictions for this week's undefeated teams, based on their upcoming opponents, how they've played so far, ESPN's Football Power Index projections and betting info from Tipico Sportsbook. (All games are on Saturday unless otherwise noted.) Distance 1 second latitude.
No. 1/1 Georgia Bulldogs 7-0
Wins: Clemson, UAB, South Carolina, Vanderbilt, Arkansas, Auburn, Kentucky
Chance of winning out: 43.2 percent
Week 8 game: Bye
Undefeated after Week 8: Yes, duh.
The Bulldogs rocked Kentucky in Week 7 with a 30-13 victory, which knocked the Wildcats off this list. This team looks unstoppable, its defense is basically impenetrable and it will get this week off before taking on Florida on Oct. 30.
No. 2/3 Cincinnati Bearcats 6-0
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Wins: Miami (Ohio), Murray State, Indiana, Notre Dame, Temple, UCF
Chance of winning out: 54.5 percent
Week 8 game: At Navy (Noon ET, ESPN2)
Undefeated after Week 8: Yes
It's looking more and more like Cincinnati will be the first Group of 5 team invited to the College Football Playoff, and this week, the Bearcats have more than a 60 percent chance to make it. They can't help which teams are on their schedule, and the only ranked team they have left, currently, is No. 21 SMU, which is also on our undefeated list. But if they can win out, they'll almost surely make the playoff, and they still have the best chance of any FBS team to win out. This week, Navy will do what it does best and run the ball — it's averaging 215.5 rushing yards per game — but Cincinnati's defense is only giving up 123 yards on the ground each week. The Midshipmen might put up a good fight here, but we're predicting the Bearcats will cruise to victory and remain undefeated as 27.5-point favorites.
No. 3/2 Oklahoma Sooners 7-0
Wins: Tulane, Western Carolina, Nebraska, West Virginia, Kansas State, Texas, TCU
Chance of winning out: 21.0 percent
Week 8 game: At Kansas (Noon ET, ESPN)
Undefeated after Week 8: Yes
The Sooners have found their quarterback, and Caleb Williams looked like a superstar in Week 7 against TCU and definitely not like a freshman starting his first college game. While it's still a long shot, Williams is even on the Heisman odds list after throwing four touchdowns and running for another against the Horned Frogs. He looked comfortable and confident, and he led the Sooners to their first double-digit victory since beating Western Carolina 76-0 back in September. And now that Oklahoma has a passer who seems to fit the team's offensive style better, it should steamroll Kansas in Week 8. Iconator v1 3 2. The Sooners are favored to win by a whopping 38.5 points, and the Jayhawks' 126th-ranked defense — yikes… — looks in no way capable of slowing down Williams and co.
No. 6/6 Michigan Wolverines 6-0
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Wins: Western Michigan, Washington, Northern Illinois, Rutgers, Wisconsin, Nebraska
Chance of winning out: 6.0 percent
Week 8 game: vs. Northwestern (Noon ET, FOX)
Undefeated after Week 8: Yes
The toughest part of Michigan's schedule is still to come, but it doesn't start with Northwestern in Week 8. Although the Wildcats comfortably beat Rutgers in Week 7, they got crushed by Nebraska — NEBRASKA — earlier this month and don't look to be contending for anything in the Big Ten. Couple their struggles with the Wolverines coming off a bye week, and the Wolverines should win this one easily. Northwestern might be able to hinder Michigan's so-so passing game, but overall, it won't survive the Wolverines' tough defense. Michigan is a 23.5-point favorite, and we're honestly surprised that number isn't higher.
No. 8/9 Oklahoma State 6-0
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Wins: Missouri State, Tulsa, Boise State, Kansas State, Baylor, Texas
Chance of winning out: 0.3 percent
Week 8 game: At Iowa State (3:30 p.m. ET, FOX)
Undefeated after Week 8: No
Oh man, were we wrong here last week. We predicted the Cowboys would lose to Texas and drop off this list, and instead, they rallied for a 32-24 comeback victory, as the Longhorns did everything they could to ensure they lost. Iowa State could be a different story with a defense that's not just good for the Big 12 but also good in general. The Cyclones' D ranks No. 3 among FBS teams, holding opponents to 252.2 yards per game. And that might be too much for the Cowboys' offense, led by running back Jaylen Warren and quarterback Spencer Sanders, whose 58.6 completion percentage is barely good enough for the top 100. Iowa State can be pesky, and it's actually a 6.5-point favorite over Oklahoma State. So at the risk of making the same incorrect pick two weeks in a row, we're guessing that the Cowboys lose a close one.
No. 9/7 Michigan State Spartans 7-0
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Wins: Northwestern, Youngstown State, Miami, Nebraska, Western Kentucky, Rutgers, Indiana
Chance of winning out: 1.2 percent
Week 8 game: Bye
Undefeated after Week 8: Yes, duh.
It's a good thing the Spartans are off this week, because if they play the way they did against Indiana in Week 7, they're going to get destroyed by Michigan in Week 9. Michigan State has one of the best running backs in the country in Kenneth Walker III — he's at the top of the rushing leaderboard with 997 total yards so far — but there's room for improvement just about everywhere else.
No. 14/16 Coastal Carolina Chanticleers 6-0
Wins: The Citadel, Kansas, Buffalo, UMass, UL Monroe, Arkansas State
Chance of winning out: 31.7 percent
Week 8 game: At Appalachian State (Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. ET, ESPN2)
Undefeated after Week 8: Yes
Predicting the winner of this game feels like a trap because while Coastal Carolina has dominated most of its schedule so far this season, we're not super keen on picking against Appalachian State. However, the Chanticleers are coming off a bye week, while App State got crushed by Louisiana in Week 7. If the Mountaineers turn the ball over four times again, Coastal Carolina shouldn't have much of an issue winning with the top scoring offense among FBS teams (48.8 points/game). If App State steps its game up a little, this could be a fun matchup. However, Coastal Carolina still has a balanced offense that's the second-most productive behind only Ohio State, averaging 554.2 yards per game. This could be a high-scoring thriller, and even though they're only 4.5-point favorites, we're predicting the Chanticleers will win and return to our undefeated list next week.
No. 16/15 Wake Forest Demon Deacons 6-0
(Rich Barnes-USA TODAY Sports)
Wins: Old Dominion, Norfolk State, Florida State, Virginia, Louisville, Syracuse
Chance of winning out: 0.3
Week 8 game: At Army (Noon ET, CBSSN)
Undefeated after Week 8: No
This week is when the ACC's last remaining undefeated team goes down. Gifox 2 0 2 x 4. Wake Forest has a decent offense — led by quarterback Sam Hartman, who's averaging nearly 270 yards a game — to square off against Army's No. 7 defense. But the Black Knights are going to run the ball all day, wear down Wake's defense and dominate time of possession. The Demon Deacons' opponents are getting 173.0 yards per game on the ground, which has them ranked 91st, while Army's run game is No. 2 in the country with 295.0 yards per game. Wake Forest is only a 3.5-point favorite, so we're predicting Army runs away with a win and an upset here.
No. 21/19 SMU Mustangs 6-0
Wins: Abilene Christian, North Texas, Louisiana Tech, TCU, South Florida, Navy
Chance of winning out: 0.7 percent
Week 8 game: vs. Tulane (Thursday, 7:30 p.m. ET, ESPN)
Undefeated after Week 8: Yes
The Mustangs should be fresh and organized coming off a bye week, and Tulane will be overwhelmed by their high-powered offense. SMU ranks seventh among FBS teams with an average of 511.0 yards per game, and while their run game is a major factor there, this team flourishes in the air. Quarterback Tanner Mordecai boasts the sixth-highest completion percentage at 71.0 and is tied for first in the country with 26 touchdowns so far this season. The Mustangs, as 13.5-point favorites, will beat Tulane on the ground, in the air and at the game's final whistle. And we're guessing it'll be by more than two touchdowns.
No. 22/21 San Diego State Aztecs 6-0
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Wins: New Mexico State, Arizona, Utah, Towson, New Mexico, San Jose State
Chance of winning out: 2.1 percent
Week 8 game: At Air Force (7 p.m. ET, CBSSN)
Undefeated after Week 8: No
On paper, San Diego State and Air Force look like fairly evenly matched teams, particularly on defense, and although it's undefeated and ranked while the Falcons are neither, the Aztecs are actually 3.5-point underdogs. And this game is going to be won on the ground one way or another because San Diego State has the top-ranked rushing defense — they're giving up an average of just 61.2 yards on the ground per game — while Air Force owns the No. 1 rushing offense with an average of 336.4 yards per game. Both teams have at least five players with more than 100 rushing yards so far this season — and Air Force has six — including both of their quarterbacks. We're giving the edge here to the Falcons in what would seem like an upset but technically wouldn't be according to the spread.
No. 24/25 UTSA Roadrunners 7-0
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Wins: Illinois, Lamar, Middle Tennessee, Memphis, UNLV, Western Kentucky, Rice
Chance of winning out: 21.3 percent
Week 8 game: At Louisiana Tech (7 p.m. ET)
Undefeated after Week 8: Yes
After shutting out Rice in Week 7 with a 45-0 win, the Roadrunners' chance to win out actually shot up almost 10 points from 12.1 percent last week. And we predict they'll continue on the winning path, largely because Louisiana Tech's defense is terrible. Like ranked 118th among FBS teams kind of terrible, acquiescing 457.8 yards per game kind of terrible. Meanwhile, UTSA is averaging 38.6 points and 446.3 yards per game, and it certainly seems like no matter how the Bulldogs play, the Roadrunners are going to score dozens of points against them. Despite being just 6.5-point favorites, UTSA will remain undefeated, we predict, and return to this list next week.
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