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College football kicks off Week 2, while the NFL starts its regular season and the MLB playoff picture becomes more clear. Check out our ticket picks of the week:

College Football
Miami Hurricanes @ Ohio State Buckeyes Tickets
These two teams outscored their opponents 90-7 in Week 1, with Ohio State QB Terrelle Pryor and Miami QB Jacory Harris each throwing for more than 200 yards and 3 TDs. It should be a fun Saturday afternoon at The Shoe!

College Football
Penn State Nittany Lions @ Alabama Crimson Tide Tickets
Joe Pa’s team, lead by true freshman QB Robert Bolden, will have its hands full on Saturday in Tuscaloosa when it faces the No. 1 team in the country. Even without DE Marcell Dareus and RB Mark Ingram (most likely), the Tide looks to continue the SEC’s dominance of the Big Ten in marquee games.

NFL Football
Baltimore Ravens @ New York Jets Tickets
The Ravens draw the Jets in the Monday Night Football opener at the New Meadowlands. Could it be a preview of the AFC Championship game in January? Ravens QB Joe Flacco brings three of the League’s top WRs with him to NY (Boldin, Houshmandzadeh, Mason), while the Jets and CB Darrelle Revis look to leave them all stranded on Revis Island.

NFL Football
Dallas Cowboys @ Washington Redskins Tickets
The Boys struggled on the road in the preseason, but it was only preseason. And QB Tony Romo will have the team fired up on Sunday Night at FedEx field when a new era kicks off in Washington—QB Donovan McNabb and coach Mike Shanahan. Both will be sizing up the Cowboys, each feeling the pressure of opening the season (and winning) against the NFC East rivals.

MLB Baseball
New York Yankees @ Texas Rangers Tickets
In a battle of AL division leaders, and a potential first round playoff matchup, the Yankees look to put more distance between them and the Rays in the East, while the Rangers look to improve their record and playoff seed.

MLB Baseball
San Francisco Giants @ San Diego Padres Tickets
Few could imagine the Padres losing ten games in a row, but the skid has the Giants in the hunt to win the NL West. In what’ll be one the best weekend series of the season in San Diego, the Giants look to topple the Padres and take over the division lead. Will the Padres regroup and win at home?