Jeff Goldblum knows that it's not chaos if the Vols win today.

How about the Hampton Forecast? After another brilliant week, it continues its upward surge. Whatever pep talk Jacob Hampton gave himself at the midpoint in the season, it has definitely paid off. As for The Blue House Lives, last week was nothing but atrocious. This week, however, the scent of rebound is in the air, and The House is extremely confident. Once again, as for the Striker Report, it must be stated that, as usual, no one cares about Striker. Good luck to him nonetheless.

Here is this week’s BHCS poll. As expected, Florida maintains the top spot after demolishing Georgia last week.

Here are this week’s randiest picks:

Memphis Tigers at Tennessee Volunteers

Lane Kiffin is definitely a stride. Last week, the Vols, outfitted with black jerseys, crushed South Carolina. The Vols are looking like one of the top rising programs in college football. Memphis rolls into Knoxville this week for homecoming. Memphis upset the Manning-led Vols in 1996, and the Tigers look to do the same this year. Their strategy: make Tennessee kick field goals. The Vols will presumably allow Chad Cunningham to continue handling all kicking duties with “Blockable” Daniel Lincoln on the sidelines. With or without field goals, Tennessee takes this one easily.

The Blue House Lives:

Tennessee 37    Memphis 9

Hampton Forecast:

Tennessee 33     Memphis 19

Striker Report:

Tennessee 39     Memphis 13

Washington Huskies at UCLA Bruins

After getting mauled by Bye Week, Washington goes to the Rose Bowl to take on the Bruins. The Bruins are the most inconsistent team in the Pac-10, and Washington is the most consistent. Luckily for UCLA, Washington is consistently bad. The Huskies will be extra distracted thinking about what it would take for them to earn a trip to the Rose Bowl. UCLA adds to Seattle’s woes.

The Blue House Lives:

UCLA 24     Washington 19

Hampton Forecast:

UCLA 15     Washington 14

Striker Report:

UCLA 27     Washington 25

#9 LSU Tigers at #3 Alabama Crimson Tide

Alabama spent the entire bye week trying to figure out how Tennessee outplayed them two weeks ago. In 1993, an unranked LSU Tiger team knocked off #5 Alabama 17-13. LSU would love nothing more than to spoil Alabama national championship aspirations. The Tigers’ defense, behind John Chavis, is intense and unrelenting. Mark Ingram, however, is the best running back in college football. What happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object? Alabama wins.

The Blue House Lives:

Alabama 19     LSU 14

Hampton Forecast:

Alabama 27     LSU 18

Striker Report:

Alabama 28     LSU 24

#17 Ohio State Buckeyes at  #10 Penn State Nittany Lions

The Blue House Lives:

Penn State 22      Ohio State 21

Hampton Forecast:

Penn State 29     Ohio State 17

Striker Report:

Penn State 29     Ohio State 23

#14 USC Trojans vs. Arizona State Sun Devils

The Blue House Lives:

USC 37     Arizona State 29

Hampton Forecast:

USC 24     Arizona State 17

Striker Report:

USC 30     Arizona State 16

Oregon State Beavers at #19 California Golden Bears

The Blue House Lives:

California 33     Oregon State 24

Hampton Forecast:

California 31     Oregon State 24

Striker Report:

Oregon State 34     California 26

#23 Oklahoma Sooners at Nebraska Cornhuskers

The Blue House Lives:

Nebraska 28     Oklahoma 27

Hampton Forecast:

Oklahoma 41     Nebraska 25

Striker Report:

Nebraska 45     Oklahoma 37

South Carolina Gamecocks at Arkansas Razorbacks

The Blue House Lives:

Arkansas 28     South Carolina 21

Hampton Forecast:

Arkansas 35     South Carolina 23

Striker Report:

South Carolina 32     Arkansas 22

The Blue House Lives (37-24   0.607)

Hampton Forecast (31-19   0.620)

Striker Report (25-13   0.658)

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