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UCLA v. Texas A&M Predictions

GrantNKY
in College Football

Who wins? 9 members have voted

  1. 1. Who wins?

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Who wins?

I'd like to say the Aggies, but I think UCLA gets them in this one 31 to 21

A&M is replacing a big chunk of its secondary so... it's about to be the Josh Rosen show.

 

UCLA by quite a few.

Edited by Getslow

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I think Rosen is going to have a monster year and if he played East of the Mississippi I think he would be a lock for New York.

I think Rosen is going to have a monster year and if he played East of the Mississippi I think he would be a lock for New York.

 

I only watched a couple UCLA games last year but Rosen definitely looked like the real deal, even as a freshman.

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I only watched a couple UCLA games last year but Rosen definitely looked like the real deal, even as a freshman.

Absolutely. A true freshman at that. Guy can make every throw and has a high football IQ. I don't see anyway he isn't the top pick in the draft in 2 years. Best pro prospect IMO since Andrew Luck.

Texas A & M 31-27.

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