UCLA (1-1) at No. 1 Oklahoma (3-0)

Time: 3:30 p.m.

Line: Oklahoma by 19.

Points: The Pac-10's No. 1 defense could be the Sooners' toughest challenge to date. Bruins CB Matt Ware and SS Jarrad Page must contain WRs Brandon Jones and Mark Clayton.

No. 2 Miami (3-0) at Boston College (2-1)

Time/TV: 7:45 p.m./ESPN.

Line: Miami by 12 1/2.

Points: BC's Derrick Knight leads the Big East and is fourth in the country, and Miami RB Frank Gore has surpassed 100 yards in each of his first three outings.

No. 5 Michigan (3-0) at No. 22 Oregon (3-0)

Time/TV: 3:30 p.m./Ch. 9, 2.

Line: Michigan by 7 1/2.

Points: Ducks LB Kevin Mitchell will lead the effort to bottle up RB Chris Perry. Oregon will continue to platoon QBs Kellen Clemens and Jason Fife as long as both are effective.

Marshall (1-2) at No. 6 Kansas State (4-0)

Time: 12:30 p.m.

Line: K-State by 19 1/2.

Points: Marshall is K-State's most dangerous nonconference test. With the Wildcats' Ell Roberson (hand) and Marshall's Stan Hill (knee) out, the game will hinge on fill-in quarterbacks.

No. 7 Georgia (3-0) at No. 10 LSU (3-0)

Time/TV: 3:30 p.m./Ch. 12, 7.

Line: LSU by 1 1/2.

Points: This game features two of the league's most effective quarterbacks. LSU's Matt Mauck is the conference's top-rated passer. Bulldogs QB David Greene also is among the national leaders in passing efficiency.

Colorado (2-1) at No. 9 Florida State (3-0)

Time: 3:30 p.m.

Line: Florida State by 20.

Points: Colorado will be without leading passer Joel Klatt (shoulder) and top rusher Bobby Purify (ankle). Erik Greenberg will start at quarterback for the Buffaloes.

No. 11 Pittsburgh (2-0) at Toledo (2-1)

Time: 7 p.m.

Line: Pittsburgh by 10.

Points: Pittsburgh is 21-0 against the Mid-American Conference, but the Rockets on their home field could be the Panthers' most dangerous MAC test.

No. 12 Tennessee (2-0) at No. 17 Florida (2-1)

Time/TV: Noon/Ch. 25.

Line: Florida by 3 1/2.

Points: The Gators hope last week's improvements will carry over in case they find themselves protecting another Miami-sized lead. The Vols are developing a power personality behind SEC rushing leader Cedric Houston.

No. 13 Texas (1-1) at Rice (0-2)

Time/TV: 9 p.m./ESPN2.

Line: Texas by 30.

Points: Texas visits Houston's Reliant Stadium to take on another former Southwest Conference rival. If Texas properly channels its anger from last week, LB Jeff Vanover and the Owls defense will be in for a long night.

No. 16 Arizona State (2-0) at No. 14 Iowa (3-0)

Time/TV: 6 p.m./ESPN2.

Line: Iowa by 7 1/2.

Points: ASU QB Andrew Walter seems to have found his new go-to receiver in Skyler Fulton. The game will hinge on whether the Sun Devils can contain Iowa RB Fred Russell.

North Texas (1-2) vs. No. 18 Arkansas (2-0)

Time: 7 p.m.

Line: Arkansas by 21.

Points: North Texas' solid defense should test the Razorbacks.

Vanderbilt (1-2) at No. 19 TCU (2-0)

Time: 7 p.m.

Line: TCU by 11 1/2.

Points: Texas Christian faces the first of two opponents from BCS conferences.

Idaho (0-3) at No. 21 Washington (1-1)

Time: 3:30 p.m.

Line: Washington by 26 1/2.

Points: Vandals FB Keith Greer remains in serious condition in a Seattle hospital with breathing complications after surgery on a broken leg.

Michigan State (2-1) at No. 23 Notre Dame (1-1)

Time/TV: 2:30 p.m./Ch. 5, 22.

Line: No line.

Points: RBs Julius Jones and Ryan Grant can help struggling QB Carlyle Holiday if they can keep Michigan State LB Ronald Stanley occupied. Spartans QB Jeff Smoker (toe) might not be available.

Louisiana-Lafayette (0-3) at No. 24 Minnesota (3-0)

Time: 8 p.m.

Line: Minnesota by 35.

Points: Big Ten play starts at Penn State next week for the Gophers.

New Mexico (1-2) at No. 25 Washington State (2-1)

Time: 5 p.m.

Line: WSU by 15 1/2.

Points: Washington State prepares for next week's Pac-10 opener at Oregon.

Rest of the Top 25

No. 8 Virginia Tech beat No. 20 Texas A&M 35-19 Thursday. No. 3 Southern California and No. 15 Nebraska are idle.