KSL.com Pick'em: Staff Picks for Week 4 of College Football
KSL.com Pick'em: Staff Picks for Week 4 of College Football
Welcome to our weekly KSL.com sports staff picks for college football! Each week, we gather our team of experts to give you our predictions for the upcoming games. But the real challenge is for you, our readers, to see if you can outdo us in picking the winners. And let's be honest, with the unpredictable nature of college football, anyone can come out on top.
The Excitement of Upsets
One of the most thrilling aspects of college football is the potential for upsets. Last week, we saw powerhouse teams like Ohio State and Oklahoma fall to unranked opponents. These unexpected outcomes keep the sport exciting and unpredictable. However, they can also make it challenging for us to accurately predict the winners. But don't let that stop you from trying to top our staff picks!
The Fun of Friendly Competition
At KSL.com, we love friendly competition and what better way to engage with our readers than through our weekly picks. We encourage you to join in on the fun and make your own predictions in the comments section. Who knows, you may even surprise yourself with your accuracy. So let's all have a good time and see who comes out on top this week in the world of college football. Happy picking!
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