As often as not, major upsets result when the favored team starts off with an easy drive which causes them to underestimate the opponent. Then it's impossible to ramp back up. On the other hand, most "upset alerts" see the better team come back in time, often winning by a couple scores.
I agree there are deviations that have been successful but the statistics show that a strategy of taking risks early and continuing to execute a surprise strategy, throughout the game, to keep the favorite off balance is the best approach for an upset victory....
I have a feeling if UCF makes the game close that old Jim will find a way to get JD in the game. Harbaugh hates losing more than anything else.
On the DL there's a SHARP dropoff from the 2nd string to the 3rd string. CB's might be fine but most of the depth is quite young so it's hard to tell. RB should be just fine.
