College Football Week 2 Odds, Picks & Prediction: Colorado vs. Air Force (2022)
Let’s take a look at the College Football Week 2 odds, picks, and predictions for this week’s game: Colorado vs. Air Force.
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- Alabama vs. Texas
- USC vs. Stanford
- Baylor vs. BYU
- Kentucky vs. Florida
- Mississippi State vs. Arizona
- Ohio vs. Penn State
- Duke vs. Northwestern
- Boise State vs. New Mexico State
- Maryland vs. Charlotte
- Hawaii vs. Michigan
- Virginia vs. Illinois
- Oregon State vs. Fresno State
- Iowa State vs. Iowa
- UAB vs. Liberty
- Tennessee vs. Pittsburgh
- Ohio State vs. Arkansas State
- Texas Tech vs. Houston
- TCU vs. Tarleton State
- Arizona State vs. Oklahoma State
- Louisville vs. UCF
- UNC vs. Georgia State
- Missouri vs. Kansas State
- Houston vs. Texas Tech
- Ohio vs. Penn State
- South Carolina vs. Arkansas
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College Football Week 2 Early Odds, Picks & Prediction: Colorado vs. Air Force
Located just 90 miles from each other, the Buffs will make the short drive south to Colorado Springs to take on an Air Force team for the first time in nearly 50 years. When they last met in 2019, the Falcons went to Boulder for a 30-23 overtime win in one of the most memorable games in recent memory for both programs.
The teams look much different now and come into this one at different points in their program, as illustrated in Week 1. For Air Force, business was handled as they destroyed Northern Iowa 48-17, but the same can’t be set for Colorado. Playing at home to TCU, a strong first half was followed by the wheels falling off in the second, losing to TCU 38-13 before it was all said and done.
Colorado quarterback Brendon Lewis threw for just 78 yards before being pulled for backup JT Shrout, who also failed to inspire much confidence. Look for Air Force under head coach Troy Calhoun to have a game plan that embarrasses their Power Five rival in this one.
Bet: Air Force -17.5
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