College Football Week 5 Picks & Best Bets

kelly stewart here marco d'angelo yanni the greek all right boys and girls we got to step it up a little bit because pretty much sitting around the 500 mark here on the show and that's just not good enough for your girl so barking dogs by far the best segment for myself and maybe we've got another one here on saturday night or excuse me saturday at noon ABC, number seven, Alabama, six and a half point favorites at number 16.

Mississippi State, total around that 59 and a half mark on our odds logic screens.

First glance, what does Kelly want to do? That's right, she wants to take the dog.

Kamario Taylor deserves all the credit in the world.

14 touchdowns on the season, just two interceptions.

But I have some concerns about the Bulldog defense.

Remember, they gave up 34 at North Carolina, 24 last week to Mizzou.

And neither one of these offenses looks anything like Alabama.

Who's going to slow down Keelan Russell? 44 of 57, 685 yards with seven touchdowns, no interceptions.

And that's just the last two weeks against Florida State and South Carolina.

Bama scoring 48 points a game and has not put up fewer than 45 touchdowns They've also won 16 straight in the series, including 40-17 the last time they came to Starkville.

I think the Bulldogs are a great story.

I really like what I've seen from Mississippi State so far this year, but I think this is Alabama's game to lose.

I think you lay it if you play it.

Marco D'Angelo, Saturday, 3.30 p.m., number eight, Florida, four and a half point favorite at Mizzou, 56 and a half.

We were talking about the swamp before we got on here, but this one is in Columbia.

Do you think this is a misstep for the Gators who have been red hot?

Well, Kelly, last week we loved to take the Gators in the spot that they were on.

And why? Because they were catching Ole Miss off that big game against LSU.

And, you know, they made a statement last week.

They put a beating down on Ole Miss, 52-28.

Ole Miss going into that game was ranked number four in the country.

We talked about how they shot up the charts after their win.

Well, now let's flip the script.

It's Florida's turn because after they pounded Ole Miss in a horrible scheduling spot for Ole Miss, They're now the number eight team in the country.