Outside of Michigan falling to Appalachian State, the highlight of my 2007 college football season was Georgia's slightly classless mass touchdown celebration after scoring first in the rivalry game versus Florida. Mike Richt insists it was a miscommunication, but hey, it set the tone for the rest of the game and the Dawgs scored a nice upset.

While the Texas-Texas Tech game gets the primetime coverage, my eyes will be focuses on the World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party.

Here's my last college picks for the year on FanIQ...

Tonight: 23 South Florida at Cincinnati [79% of FanIQ is picking the Bulls]

In the anybody-can-win Big East, this is actually a huge game despite the yawn it elicits. South Florida already has two conference losses which currently has them in Syracuse territory. Cincinnati sits at 1-1, but continually shuffles quarterbacks without any real answer. Tony Pike is possibly going to be ready to go tonight and they'll need his arm to move the ball on the Bulls, because the Bearcats aren't running. If not, freshman Chazz Anderson will have to make do. Either way, I don't expect Cincy to keep up to the Bulls in scoring in a fairly close game. USF 31-23

Saturday 2:30 NBC: Pittsburgh at Notre Dame [80% Fighting Irish]

It's too bad the Panthers got housed by Rutgers, otherwise NBC would have tried to turn this into the Game of the Century. Either way, it's still a critical game as far as both teams' respectability and bowl opportunities. Pitt was about turn one of my bold preseason predictions true by entering this game at 6-1, instead they might be even more mentally prepared to win in South Bend to prove Mike Teel passing all over their defense was a fluke. I do expect Jimmy Clausen to pass for over 300 yards, but also expect Panthers RB LeSean McCoy to have a field day on the ground and control the clock just in time for a last second, game-winning field goal. Pitt 31-30

Saturday 3:30 ABC: 24 Oregon at California [76% Golden Bears]

Since the Cal Bears fell asleep in the second half against Arizona two weeks ago, this isn't getting the national attention, but still a very critical game as far as the Pac-10 is concerned. California has USC next week, but can't look ahead as a loss here would all but eliminate them from the conference race. Quarterback play will continue to define these two teams. While the Bears search for consistency, Oregon searches for a big game guy. Masoli played well last week in a surprising blowout against Arizona State, but this should be different. I think Jahvid Best makes enough plays and Nate Longshore keeps the turnovers at a minimum for a close win. Cal 34-27

Saturday 3:30 ABC: 15 Florida State at Georgia Tech [69% Seminoles]

Just to turn the ACC into a total mess, you all should be rooting for GT, if you weren't already. Florida State is actually in good position to win the Atlantic Division while the Yellow Jackets are now in must-win territory if they want a piece of the Coastal. At this rate only Clemson and NC State are out of it. I expect Georgia Tech's disciplined, maddening option approach will get the best of the young Seminoles and get them trying to over-pursue and get out of their gaps. GT runs for 300, wins by 3. Heckuva Engineer 23-20

Saturday 3:30 CBS: 8 Florida vs 6 Georgia [62% Gators]
One of my favorite games of the year, mostly because I choose to honor it at home with the world smallest, lamest cocktail party. This version will have some added intrigue thanks to the video at the top. Does Urban Meyer respond by a) running out to the endzone himself to celebrate the first Gator touchdown or b) tell his team to be completely emotionless or c) send a live gator to go devour UGA or d) create-your-own-entry. Seriously, I want to hear what you would do. I personally would adjust the Gators unis to all black, but not change into those until just before the final entrance. Although the best comeback would be to simply beat the Georgia Bulldogs and I expect they'll get in done in part because of the chip on the shoulder and in part because the Florida offense is starting to become unstoppable. Gators 31-Dawgs 27

Saturday 8:00 ABC: 1 Texas at 6 Texas Tech [75% Longhorns]

Despite the fact I've been dogging the Red Raiders all year for being overrated, this matchup sets up well for Texas Tech. This is the Longhorns fourth straight big game and any coach will tell you how hard it is just get their kids UP for two big games in a row, let alone four. The potential for fatigue and flat play are definitely high. HOWEVA, this is the first game where Texas Tech will face a solid pass rush and a balanced offense capable of scorching their supposedly improved defense. I would not be surprise to see TTU get out to an early 14-point lead, only for Colt McCoy to stamp the Heisman his with a four quarter comeback thanks to over 100 yards rushing. Longhorns 45-41

Upset Picks

Miami over Virginia (might not be an upset according to some outlets)
Clemson over Boston College
Auburn over Ole Miss
Iowa over Illinois

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