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NCAA Football Tickets - Top Five Games of the Week Five

College football fans have much to feel satisfied at Week Five, as times are getting tougher and conference rivals are beginning to battle. NCAA Football tickets for any of these games would be a great idea, so make sure you're either in one of these games, or if you have all TiVo'd.

1. Georgia - Alabama Saturday night to get the No. 3 Georgia Bulldogs in front off against No. 8 Alabama Crimson Tide. Given the fact that UCS lost to Oregon State this week, there is a distinct possibility that both teams could up if they win. For Georgia, a No. 1 spot is not out of the question. Alabama could sneak into the top five. The game goes down in Sanford Stadium Georgia and we hope you have your Georgia Bulldogs football tickets. Most experts say that Georgia has the distinct advantage because they are at home, but last year, Georgia only won the game 26-23. We expect a close.

2. Ohio State, Minnesota: State of Ohio (No. 14) could come into the game with high-order, but already have a bad loss to a good team (the 35-3 beating at the hands of USC). The Trojans lost this week already, so that may not bode well for the Buckeyes if trying to get placed on the basis of the strength of schedule. The Golden Gophers are 4-0, but the best team I've played was northern Illinois, in a week. However, the offensive Minny has been humming right along, so do not expect that was just to die when they face a team with a ranking.

3. Illinois, Penn State: You have two ranked Big Ten team at No. 22 and No. 12 Illinois Penn State, so how can you deny this game is the best in the NCAA? Fair question. Without But since the game is in Happy Valley and Penn State has a record of all time between these two teams on an incredible 11-0 (this is so, "Jo Pa has never been beaten by an Illini) are thinking that the Nittany Lions will cruise to an easy victory.

4. Arkansas - Texas: Big 12 power Texas will come with high the garden when they face Arkansas, regional and cross a rival conference at his home in Austin. Texas enters the game with an unbeaten record, and face Arkansas after their game was postponed last week before because of the hurricane. Texas has a No. 7 ranking, and the USC and lose, and Georgia is facing a tough challenge, could compete for one of the five spot if they can beat Arkansas, a team that lost badly to Alabama 14-49 last week.

5. Purdue, Notre Dame: Here there is a rivalry game could be interesting. Perdue is the second most common opponent Notre Dame all-time behind the Armada, so there is plenty of history here. Purdue beat the lowly Ireland last season, but until now coach Charlie Weis has shown that ND is not the same team as the 3-9 in 2007. Not rest on this, Boilermakers.

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