West Virginia at Baylor

The Baylor Bears have been in a league of their own when it comes to offense. They are going to be amped up for this one because their loss to West Virginia last year cost them a chance for a National Championship. The Bears are averaging an amazing 64.2 points per game, on a breathtaking 725 yards of offense per game. QB Seth Russell already has 22 TD passes, and doesn't play many full games because of the blowout wins. The Bears are a lot more complete this season, allowing fewer than 300 total yards defensively. West Virginia has played good teams in Oklahoma State and Oklahoma, and came away trailing in those games at the half by a combined score of 41-9. If they are not careful here, the Bears may accomplish similar numbers all by themselves. The Mountaineers have a pretty good defense, but the Baylor offense is off the charts, averaging a stunning 11.8 yards per pass attempt, while running for 7.4 yards a tote at the same time. Baylor also fits into a huge situation in this game that plays on certain teams off a huge win against an opponent off a high-scoring game, which has been a lights-out 107-41 ATS. Lay the points on Baylor.