Week 13 College Football Predictions: Who Makes a Final BCS Push This Week?
By on November 21, 2011
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Virginia Tech
The Hokies have drastically improved on offense while maintaining their stalwart defense even though three of the starting defensive front seven have gone down to injury this season. Florida State gashed Virginia last weekend for some big running plays outside the tackles and that is where David Wilson is his most dangerous.
The biggest problem for this team has been handling big defensive lines and the Cavaliers don’t have a particularly large one. Tech should come out victorious over its in-state rival which is ranked in the AP and Coaches’ Polls and possibly move up a spot in the rankings because of it. It would likely secure the team an at-large bid to a BCS Bowl.
Michigan
The only way this team can play in a BCS Bowl is if it receives an at-large bid which means it has to be in the Top 14 nationally. Most experts have the Wolverines playing in the Sugar Bowl which means that they’ll have beaten Ohio State this weekend.
Last year the Buckeyes got the better of Denard Robinson and company but this year’s defense is much improved. If that happens again, Michigan will be stuck in a lesser bowl but a win will be enough to get them a trip likely to the Sugar Bowl.
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