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The college football season is moving quickly through September with only one more weekend in the ninth month on the calendar after this Saturday.
\n\nSome themes are starting to develop as College Football Playoff contenders sort themselves out in the non-conference portion of their schedules. Oregon and Oklahoma look shaky. Michigan has been down and up and has one of the best wins so far. Ohio State and Texas battled in a matchup that was probably a net gain for both teams but the Longhorns were the ones victorious.
\n\nSo what will happen during the Week 3 schedule to shake up the season? We know there will be unexpected results. That's just par for the course in a sport that delivers surprises. The difficult part is forecasting where they will happpen.
\n\nThat’s where the USA TODAY Sports college football staff comes in. Our experts weigh in with their thoughts on where the upsets might happen.
\n\nIt's hard to imagine Bill Belichick doesn't see a first-time, true freshman starting quarterback on the opposition and believe, even amidst his son Steve Belichick's lingering, mysterious absence as defensive coordinator, that he can generate significant problems. He's right. This UNC at Clemson game will…
Original source: https://www.usatoday.com/sports/
