Virginia travels to Miami to face the Hurricanes. The Cavaliers have also lost their last two games, both at home to Georgia Tech and Duke. If the Cavs fall at Miami, they'd have the daunting task of having to win their final three just to be bowl eligible. The Cavs finish with Boston College at home, then at Clemson before hosting the Hokies in the regular season finale the Saturday after Thanksgiving, November 28th.

The Liberty Flames are halfway through their Big South schedule with a perfect 3-and-0 record. This Saturday, they host VMI and the Keydets triple-option attack. It's the Flames' final home game of the season, Liberty wraps up the year with Big South games at Gardner-Webb and Stony Brook as LU tried to nail down a third-straight conference championship.  The Flames made a huge jump this week in both the Sports Network national rankings (16th) and the Coaches Poll (17th). If the Flames can run the table and win out, including those two big road games to finish the season, the Flames could be making their first trip to the playoffs in school history.

Florida coach Urban Meyer's punishment, or lack thereof, to star linebacker Brandon Spikes is drawing sharp criticism around the country.  Last week in the Gators' win over Georgia, Spikes was caught on tape trying to gouge the eyes of running back Washaun Ealey, a clear cheap shot. Meyer says Spikes told him the action was in retaliation for a Georgia player ripping his helmet off and poking his eye earlier in the game.  That could have happened, we don't know about the poke in the eye. But we do know what the tape shows us. Meyer has suspended Spikes for the first half of this Saturday's game against 2-and-7 Vanderbilt. That's it? The first 30 minutes of a game you're expected to win big. For many, that's pretty lame punishment. Interestingly, though, the Georgia player Spikes poked says he doesn't think there should be a suspension at all. He said his eyes were closed and he wasn't hurt, saying he believes similar incidents happen all the time.