FOX Super 6 contest: Geoff Schwartz’s college football Week 2 chooses

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You can engage in the finest of both worlds while enjoying Week 2 of the college football season this weekend with our free-to-play FOX Super 6 videogame.

How do you play? Enter the college football Super 6 contest by anticipating the proper responses to 6 concerns before the videogames start for your opportunity at weekly money rewards. 

All you have to do is surface in the leading 6 to win a reward.

It truly is that easy, and onceagain, it’s complimentary.

And if you requirement a little aid before heading to the app to make your chooses, I have you covered this week.

Read listedbelow for my ideas on Week 2, which can be seen on FOX and the FOX Sports app.

Let’s dive into the concerns and forecasts listedbelow.

1. Which gamer will toss for the most PASSING YARDS?

Shedeur Sanders, Quinn Ewers, Will Howard, Drew Allar

Sanders and Ewers are in for hard contests versus Nebraska and Michigan, respectively. With that, the Buffs haveactually revealed a tendency to toss … a lot. In 11 begins last season, Sanders tried 40 or more passes 7 times. In Week 1 of this season, he tossed 34 times and racked up 445 lawns. Furthermore, Colorado just hurried the ball 23 times for 59 lawns. In brief, Sanders will pass a lot, as his arm will be essential to an disturbed win.

Prediction: Shedeur Sanders

2. Will the TOTAL SCORE of the Baylor–Utah videogame be OVER or UNDER 53.5 points?

Baylor and Utah put up a integrated 94 points last week … versus Tarleton and Southern Utah, respectively. This weekend figures to be at least rather of a stiffer test for the 11th-ranked Utes, even however they are a big preferred. Let’s go with the Over, presuming Utah looks to make a declaration at home while the Bears at least hold their own. 

Prediction: Over 53.5 points scored

3. Order the following by who will have the most RUSHING YARDS (highest to mostaffordable)

Quinshon Judkins, Jadyn Ott, Ollie Gordon II, Nicholas Singleton

Ott may be suffering from a stickingaround ankle problem after a sprain last week, and Judkins shares brings with TreVeyon Henderson. Gordon is secret to Oklahoma State’s offensive attack, and saw 28 brings last week, which he turned into 126 backyards and 3 ratings. OSU’s challenger, Arkansas, just provided up 7 hurrying lawns last week, however it was versus Arkansas-Pine Bluff. Let’s bet on Oklahoma State requiring the ground videogame.

Prediction: Ollie Gordon II, Nicholas Singleton, Quinshon Judkins, Jadyn Ott

4. Which group will rating the most TOTAL TDs this week?

Ohio State, Georgia, Michigan, USC

Georgia is the top-ranked group in the country, and it hosts Tennessee Tech. Tennessee Tech provided up 32 points to Middle Tennessee last week. Georgia scored 34 points on then No. 14 Clemson in Week 1. Catching my drift?

Prediction: Georgia

5. Order the following by who will have the most RECEIVING YARDS (highest to mostaffordable)

Dijon Stanley, Colston Loveland, Tetairoa McMillan, Isaiah Bond

Have you guys gotten a peek of McMillan? He’s a stud for Arizona. How much of a stud? Last week, he captured 10 balls for 304 backyards and 4 ratings. Even receivers can be in the zone, and it appears he’s currently in one. I’ll bet on him to be locked in onceagain. 

Prediction: Tetairoa McMillan, Dijon Stanley, Isaiah Bond, Colston Loveland

6. What will be the result of this videogame?

Texas to win by 8 points or more OR Michigan to win, or lose by 7 points or less

Michigan did not appearance fantastic versus Fresno State in their opener, while Texas put on a 52-0 revealing versus Colorado State. Quinn Ewers looks like one of the finest quarterbacks in the nation while the Wolverines are beginning a previous walk-on in Davis Warren. This one might be close, however eventually I believe Texas wins quickly.

Prediction: Texas

Tiebreaker:  What will be the last rating?

Prediction: 20-17

Geoff Schwartz is an NFL expert for FOX Sports. He played 8 seasons in the NFL for 5 various groups. He began at right dealwith for the University of Oregon for 3 seasons and was a second-team All-Pac-12 choice his senior year. Follow him on Twitter @GeoffSchwartz.

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