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2016 opening weekend
ESPN released a "Way too Early" Top 25 for 2016. Looking at that poll, how about that first Saturday of the season?

#2 Alabama vs. #15 USC in Dallas
#17 UNC vs. #23 Georgia in Atlanta
#7 LSU vs Wisconsin at Lambeau Field
#1 Clemson at Auburn
#9 Notre Dame at Texas
#21 UCLA at A&M
Kansas St at #8 Stanford
Missouri at West Virginia
BYU vs Arizona in Phoenix

and of course the highlight Top 10 match up:

#5 Oklahoma at #10 Houston

And that Monday, #13 Ole Miss plays #6 Florida St in Orlando.

My money is on Gameday kicking off the 2016 season at historic Lambeau Field even though it's not the best game.
01-12-2016 10:50 AM
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RE: 2016 opening weekend
That is a good opening weekend for college football. Not only that, but it will also have season long impacts. I like it!!
01-12-2016 10:56 AM
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