Can NC State & Michigan get road wins? Plus Week 5 Pac-12 & SEC predictions |Always College Football

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Can NC State & Michigan get road wins? Plus Week 5 Pac-12 & SEC predictions | Always College Football

Michigan hasn’t won at Iowa since 2005 and NC State hasn’t won at Clemson since 2002. Will that change in Week 5? Who will continue the momentum: Texas Tech or Kansas State? Can Alabama, Texas A&M and Kentucky win on the road in the rugged SEC? Greg McElroy breaks down the 5 best games and the 5 games you don’t want to miss.

0:00 Intro

01:30 Gameplan – Gimme 5 Big Games, Gimme 5 Games You Can’t Miss, Bonus

02:09 Washington @ UCLA Preview

07:30 Alabama @ Arkansas Preview

12:08 Oklahoma State @ Baylor Preview

17:19 NC State @ Clemson Preview

24:55 Wake Forest @ Florida State Preview

29:25 Minnesota: Did You Know?

29:50 Michigan @ Iowa Preview

32:45 Kentucky @ Ole Miss Preview

35:55 Oklahoma @ TCU Preview

37:35 Oregon State @ Utah Preview

39:40 Texas A&M @ Mississippi State Preview

42:15 Texas Tech @ Kansas State Preview

44:08 Illinois @ Wisconsin Preview

45:40 McElroy’s Final Thought

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