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Thursday, September 2
TIME (ET)	MATCHUP	TV
6:30 PM ET	Presbyterian at Wake Forest
7:00 PM ET	Southeast Missouri State at Ball State
7:00 PM ET	Rhode Island at Buffalo
7:00 PM ET	Hampton at Central Michigan
7:00 PM ET	Murray State at Kent State
7:30 PM ET	Marshall at No. 2 Ohio State	Big 10 Network
7:30 PM ET	Florida A&M at No. 13 Miami (FL)
7:30 PM ET	Towson at Indiana	Big 10 Network
7:30 PM ET	Norfolk State at Rutgers
7:30 PM ET	Minnesota at Middle Tennessee
7:30 PM ET	Southern Miss at South Carolina
8:00 PM ET	Florida Atlantic at UAB
8:00 PM ET	Northern Illinois at Iowa State
8:00 PM ET	Southeastern Louisiana at Tulane
8:30 PM ET	No. 15 Pittsburgh at Utah	Versus
9:00 PM ET	North Dakota at Idaho
9:05 PM ET	Eastern Washington at Nevada
11:00 PM ET	No. 14 USC at Hawaii
Friday, September 3
TIME (ET)	MATCHUP	TV
5:00 PM ET	Villanova at Temple
8:00 PM ET	Arizona at Toledo
Saturday, September 4
TIME (ET)	MATCHUP	TV
12:00 PM ET	Miami (OH) at No. 4 Florida
12:00 PM ET	Youngstown State at No. 19 Penn State	Big 10 Network
12:00 PM ET	Samford at No. 20 Florida State
12:00 PM ET	Western Michigan at Michigan State
12:05 PM ET	Eastern Illinois at No. 9 Iowa	Big 10 Network
12:21 PM ET	Louisiana-Lafayette at No. 23 Georgia
12:30 PM ET	Illinois vs. Missouri*
1:00 PM ET	South Carolina State at No. 16 Georgia Tech
1:00 PM ET	Weber State at Boston College
2:00 PM ET	Colorado vs. Colorado State*
2:00 PM ET	Northwestern State at Air Force
3:30 PM ET	No. 5 Texas vs. Rice*
3:30 PM ET	New Mexico at No. 11 Oregon
3:30 PM ET	Coastal Carolina at No. 25 West Virginia
3:30 PM ET	Purdue at Notre Dame	NBC
3:30 PM ET	Kentucky at Louisville
3:30 PM ET	Connecticut at Michigan
3:30 PM ET	Jacksonville State at Mississippi
3:30 PM ET	North Texas at Clemson
3:30 PM ET	UCLA at Kansas State
4:00 PM ET	UC Davis at California
6:00 PM ET	Western Carolina at North Carolina State
6:00 PM ET	Richmond at Virginia
6:00 PM ET	Syracuse at Akron
6:00 PM ET	South Dakota at UCF
6:00 PM ET	Tennessee-Martin at Tennessee
6:30 PM ET	Sacramento State at Stanford
7:00 PM ET	San Jose State at No. 1 Alabama
7:00 PM ET	Utah State at No. 7 Oklahoma
7:00 PM ET	Western Kentucky at No. 8 Nebraska
7:00 PM ET	Tennessee Tech at No. 17 Arkansas
7:00 PM ET	Arkansas State at No. 22 Auburn
7:00 PM ET	Elon at Duke
7:00 PM ET	Wofford at Ohio
7:00 PM ET	Washington State at Oklahoma State
7:00 PM ET	Sam Houston State at Baylor
7:00 PM ET	Stephen F. Austin at Texas A&M
7:00 PM ET	Washington at Brigham Young
7:00 PM ET	Memphis at Mississippi State
7:00 PM ET	Army at Eastern Michigan
7:00 PM ET	North Dakota State at Kansas
7:00 PM ET	Bowling Green at Troy
7:00 PM ET	Louisiana Tech vs. Grambling State*
7:05 PM ET	Stony Brook at South Florida
7:30 PM ET	Northwestern at Vanderbilt
7:45 PM ET	No. 24 Oregon State vs. No. 6 TCU*
8:00 PM ET	No. 21 LSU vs. No. 18 North Carolina*
8:00 PM ET	Nicholls State at San Diego State
8:00 PM ET	Texas State at Houston
9:00 PM ET	Southern Utah at Wyoming
9:05 PM ET	Arkansas-Pine Bluff at UTEP
10:00 PM ET	Portland State at Arizona State
10:00 PM ET	Cincinnati at Fresno State
11:00 PM ET	No. 12 Wisconsin at UNLV	Versus
Sunday, September 5
TIME (ET)	MATCHUP	TV
2:00 PM ET	Tulsa at East Carolina
3:30 PM ET	Southern Methodist at Texas Tech
Monday, September 6
TIME (ET)	MATCHUP	TV
4:00 PM ET	Navy vs. Maryland*
8:00 PM ET	No. 3 Boise State vs. No. 10 Virginia Tech*

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So now Favre is back on the gridiron, practicing with teammates for the first time since their last game. He’s already falling into a half decent rhythm, and the Vikings are certainly happy to see him again. Will he step on the field for a pre-season game, perhaps as a warm up for Week 1? Our guess is no: Favre doesn’t need to stretch before playing this season’s regular schedule. With 20 years on the job, most other players wouldn’t either. Remember, he only threw 7 interceptions last year. If he played QB with his feet he would still stand head and shoulders above most of the competition.

For fans that love power rankings, Favre’s return certainly shakes things up a bit, mostly because the Vikings’ ranking really depended on his presence or absence for this coming season. Now that we know Favre will be tossing the pigskin for 2010-11, with his eyes on a Super Bowl 45 ring, it would seem that the Vikings would maintain their #3 position on the NFL power rankings chart.

To be sure, the Vikings can’t hope to be much better than third at this point, because Drew Brees, Peyton Manning and their respective teams are just too strong. Would the Vikings have beaten the Colts in Super Bowl 44? It’s hard to say. That game was a close call up until the final quarter, so it’s anyone’s guess whether or not Favre would have performed better than Manning.

Plus, you also have to consider the new recruits and post season trades. There are some big names… ahem Tim Tebow, Sam Bradford… who have found their way onto the field, and if they live up to expectations, could do some moving and shaking of their own. Are they comparable to Favre? Not at this point in their young careers, but they might inject some life into their respective teams and make the bottom end of the NFL Power Rankings chart a little better.

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Super Bowl Odds in July are purely speculative in nature, and really don’t mean much at this point. They’re more of a reflection of last season’s results and adjusted based on the strengths of any newly acquired players. With that said, here’s our quick and dirty Super Bowl 45 2011 Odds:

Super Bowl 45 Odds 2011

Indianapolis Colts 6:1
New Orleans Saints 8:1
Dallas Cowboys 11:1
San Diego Chargers 12:1
Minnesota Vikings 12:1 (Really depends on Brett Favre)
New England Patriots 14:1
Green Bay Packers 14:1

As we noted above, the Vikings’ chances really depend on Brett Favre. Will he retire and put the pigskin down, or will he strut out for another season? Also, some might bristle at the Colts position as the team most likely to win Super Bowl 45. Remember, it’s July! That said, you can’t doubt the strength of Peyton Manning and his offensive squad. The Saints barely scraped by them in the Super Bowl. Moreover, the Colts went undefeated for most of the 2009-10 season, destroying their opponents in each game, save a close one with the New England Patriots (we all remember that one ).

What do you think? Are the Colts the best pick for 2011 Super Bowl honors? Or will it be a surprise team, that comes out of nowhere like the Saints that ends up wining the big game?

Whatever you think, don’t forget that the NFL pre-season starts in just a couple weeks. Pre-season results really don’t mean much, but it’s still a great opportunity to bet and get a feel for the impending 2010 2011 NFL betting season.

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