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Pigskin Prognostications

                     

GRID PICKS	Randy Wert (25-5)	Ernest Dempsey (25-5)	Hugh Antrim (25-5)	Fred Heblich (23-7)	Mike DeCamps (23-7)	Barney Cooke (22-8)	Winston Wood (22-8)	Bill Nachman (22-8)	Tom Bell (22-8)	Davis Marshall (19-11)
Alabama at Tennessee	UT	UT	UT	Bama	UT	UT	UT	Bama	Bama	UT
Georgia Tech at Auburn	Auburn	Auburn	Auburn	Auburn	Auburn	Auburn	Auburn	Auburn	Auburn	Auburn
Clemson at Wake Forest	Wake	Wake	Clem	Clem	Wake	Wake	Wake	Clem	Clem	Wake
Duke at N.C. State	Duke	Duke	N.C.St.	Duke	Duke	Duke	Duke	Duke	Duke	Dook
Florida St. at Memphis St.	Fla St	Mem St	Fla St	Fla St	Fla St	Mem St	Fla St	Fla St	Fla St	Mem St
Kentucky at Louisiana St.	LSU	LSU	LSU	LSU	LSU	LSU	LSU	LSU	LSU	LSU
Notre Dame at Missouri	ND	ND	ND	ND	ND	ND	Mo.	ND	ND	ND
Univ. of North Carolina at Tulane	UNC	UNC	Tulane	UNC	UNC	UNC	UNC	UNC	UNC	UNC
William & Mary at VMI	W&M	W&M	W&M	W&M	W&M	VMI	W&M	W&M	W&M	VMI
Colgate at Princeton	Prince	Prince	Prince	Prince	Prince	Prince	Prince	Prince	Prince	Colgate

The Pigskin Prognosticators
are back again with their
prolific picks for the weekend
with a new trio of leaders.
Several key contests are on this
week's slate and the predicted
outcomes are split.

The board goes 7-3 in favor
of Tennessee over Alabama and
Florida State over Memphis
State. All the other games,
with the single exception of
Wake over Clemson, are
one-sided. Dook is a heavy
favorite over N.C. State, with
only Hugh Antrim refusing to
concede the Wolfpack's next
loss. Notre Dame also is
favored by the same odds, as
Winston Wood (who's in the
army now, to coin a phrase) is
the lone dissenter. Tulane and
VMI are both underdogs to
their respective visiting
opponents, UNC and William &
Mary, respectively.

Sports Editor Davis
Marshall, deeply mired in last
place, picks Colgate against
Princeton and the rest of the
world because he figures it will
be the only way he'll get any
recognition anymore. In the
two remaining gridiron scraps
Auburn and LSU are picked to
annihilate their respective
opponents. Georgia Tech and
Kentucky.