ATS: Saturday College Football Betting Previews and Stats


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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7

BYU (7-1) at Utah (8-0)

TV / time: 12:00 p.m. ET | ABC
Odds: Utah -4.5 | Total 48.5
Weather: Mostly sunny, about 46°F.

Betting records: BYU 6-2 ATS (75.0% cover), O/U 5-3 (37.5% Under); Utah 7-1 ATS (87.5% cover), O/U 5-3 (37.5% Under).

Venue SU splits: BYU 2-1 away; Utah 5-0 home.

QB matchup (season passing): BYU — Bear Bachmeier: 1,750 passing yards, 12 TD, 4 INT, 63.1% completions; Utah — Devon Dampier: 1,876 passing yards, 18 TD, 7 INT, 69.6% completions.

Last game recap: BYU: W 27-20 ASU (Oct 31, 2026); Bear Bachmeier 19/30, 236 passing yards, 1 TD, 1 INT. Utah: W 49-25 @ CIN (Oct 31, 2026); Devon Dampier 22/29, 260 passing yards, 3 TD, 1 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): BYU: W 27-20 ASU (ATS L; O); L 31-39 @ UCF (ATS L; O); W 28-24 ND (ATS W; O) | Utah: W 49-25 @ CIN (ATS W; O); W 21-13 HOU (ATS W; U); W 27-24 @ COLO (ATS L; O).

Offense: BYU: 222.5 passing, 175.4 rushing, 397.9 total yards/game; 32.4 points/game. Utah: 258.5 passing, 226.9 rushing, 485.4 total yards/game; 38.9 points/game.
Defense: BYU: 198.8 passing, 100.0 rushing, 298.8 total yards/game; 18.8 points/game allowed. Utah: 229.0 passing, 101.4 rushing, 330.4 total yards/game; 15.9 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: BYU +13.6 points/game, +99.1 yards/game; Utah +23.0 points/game, +155.0 yards/game.

Key availability update: . BYU — RB LJ Martin: DOUBTFUL; TE Roger Saleapaga II: DOUBTFUL; CB Evan Johnson: DOUBTFUL; S Joseph Douglas: QUESTIONABLE; DE Kendal Wall: QUESTIONABLE; DE Siosefa Brown: QUESTIONABLE; CB Jonathan Kabeya: OUT; LB Pierson Watson: OUT. Utah — OL Isaiah Garcia: OUT.

Clemson (5-3) at Syracuse (4-4)

TV / time: 12:00 p.m. ET | ESPN2
Odds: Clemson -2.5 | Total 49.5
Weather: Indoors at the JMA Wireless Dome.

Betting records: Clemson 3-5 ATS (37.5% cover), O/U 4-4 (50.0% Under); Syracuse 5-3 ATS (62.5% cover), O/U 5-3 (37.5% Under).

Venue SU splits: Clemson 2-1 away; Syracuse 2-2 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Clemson — Tait Reynolds: 1,285 passing yards, 3 TD, 3 INT, 65.1% completions; Syracuse — Steve Angeli: 1,187 passing yards, 7 TD, 5 INT, 57.0% completions.

Last game recap: Clemson: W 36-24 @ FSU (Oct 31, 2026); Tait Reynolds 18/32, 189 passing yards, 2 TD, 0 INT. Syracuse: W 30-27 SMU (Oct 31, 2026); Steve Angeli 21/34, 200 passing yards, 1 TD, 0 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Clemson: W 36-24 @ FSU (ATS W; O); L 16-20 VT (ATS L; U); W 37-0 CHSO (ATS L; U) | Syracuse: W 30-27 SMU (ATS W; U); W 31-30 @ UNC (ATS W; O); L 26-34 LOU (ATS W; O).

Offense: Clemson: 183.4 passing, 152.0 rushing, 335.4 total yards/game; 23.3 points/game. Syracuse: 275.4 passing, 161.1 rushing, 436.5 total yards/game; 31.4 points/game.
Defense: Clemson: 206.3 passing, 123.0 rushing, 329.3 total yards/game; 21.6 points/game allowed. Syracuse: 221.0 passing, 125.9 rushing, 346.9 total yards/game; 26.4 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: Clemson +1.7 points/game, +6.1 yards/game; Syracuse +5.0 points/game, +89.6 yards/game.

Key availability update:  Clemson — WR Gordon Sellars III: QUESTIONABLE; WR Tyler Brown: QUESTIONABLE; OL Braden Wilmes: OUT; OL Elyjah Thurmon: OUT; OL Harris Sewell: OUT; OL Mason Wade: OUT; RB David Eziomume: OUT; RB Gideon Davidson: OUT. Syracuse — QB Malachi Nelson: DOUBTFUL; QB Steve Angeli: QUESTIONABLE; OL Matthew Hawn: QUESTIONABLE; DL Alex Haskell: QUESTIONABLE; DL Tunmise Adeleye: QUESTIONABLE; QB Amari Odom: OUT; OL Jackson Iak: OUT; WR Darien Williams: OUT.

Top Game Props

Any Team to Score 30+ points

No -125

Florida State (3-5) at Boston College (4-4)

TV / time: 12:00 p.m. ET | ACC Network
Odds: Florida State -6.5 | Total 51.5
Weather: Cloudy, about 57°F; showers possible during the day.

Betting records: Florida State 3-5 ATS (37.5% cover), O/U 4-4 (50.0% Under); Boston College 5-3 ATS (62.5% cover), O/U 2-6 (75.0% Under).

Venue SU splits: Florida State 0-3 away; Boston College 3-1 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Florida State — Ashton Daniels: 1,968 passing yards, 14 TD, 11 INT, 59.3% completions; Boston College — Mason McKenzie: 1,450 passing yards, 8 TD, 7 INT, 57.4% completions.

Last game recap: Florida State: L 24-36 CLEM (Oct 31, 2026); Ashton Daniels 21/33, 350 passing yards, 2 TD, 3 INT. Boston College: L 2-47 @ DUKE (Oct 31, 2026); Mason McKenzie 9/17, 87 passing yards, 0 TD, 0 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Florida State: L 24-36 CLEM (ATS L; O); L 35-43 @ MIA (ATS W; O); L 20-44 @ LOU (ATS L; O) | Boston College: L 2-47 @ DUKE (ATS L; U); W 49-27 @ GT (ATS W; O); W 27-21 PITT (ATS W; O).

Offense: Florida State: 248.6 passing, 165.8 rushing, 414.4 total yards/game; 30.6 points/game. Boston College: 187.3 passing, 168.1 rushing, 355.4 total yards/game; 21.6 points/game.

Defense: Florida State: 247.9 passing, 176.5 rushing, 424.4 total yards/game; 28.9 points/game allowed. Boston College: 188.5 passing, 151.0 rushing, 339.5 total yards/game; 26.5 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: Florida State +1.7 points/game, -10.0 yards/game; Boston College -4.9 points/game, +15.9 yards/game.

Key availability update:  Florida State — RB Quintrevion Wisner: QUESTIONABLE; DL Cam Brooks: QUESTIONABLE; K Conor McAneney: QUESTIONABLE; DB K.J. Kirkland: QUESTIONABLE; RB Ousmane Kromah: OUT; RB Samuel Singleton Jr.: OUT; WR Duce Robinson: OUT; LB Blake Nichelson: OUT. Boston College — TE Danny Edgehille: QUESTIONABLE; OL Michael Crounse: OUT; OL Trevon Humphrey: OUT; RB Evan Dickens: OUT; RB Sedric Addison: OUT; WR Reed Swanson: OUT; DB Isaiah Farris: OUT; LB Justin Medlock: OUT.

Personnel / coaching impact: Mike Norvell has been dismissed; Rick Stockstill leads Florida State on an interim basis. Starting RB Quintrevion ‘Tre’ Wisner is questionable on the new report. WR Duce Robinson is out. 

Iowa State (4-4) at Baylor (5-3)

TV / time: 12:00 p.m. ET | FS1
Odds: Baylor -9.5 | Total 50.5
Weather: Intermittent clouds, about 65°F.

Betting records: Iowa State 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 4-4 (50.0% Under); Baylor 6-2 ATS (75.0% cover), O/U 3-5 (62.5% Under).

Venue SU splits: Iowa State 0-3 away; Baylor 3-1 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Iowa State — Jaylen Raynor: 1,416 passing yards, 10 TD, 5 INT, 59.7% completions; Baylor — DJ Lagway: 1,671 passing yards, 13 TD, 4 INT, 53.3% completions.

Last game recap: Iowa State: W 51-49 OKST (Oct 31, 2026); Jaylen Raynor 18/28, 309 passing yards, 3 TD, 1 INT. Baylor: W 41-9 @ UCF (Oct 30, 2026); DJ Lagway 16/25, 319 passing yards, 4 TD, 0 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Iowa State: W 51-49 OKST (ATS W; O); L 3-39 @ ARIZ (ATS L; U); L 10-24 @ BYU (ATS L; U) | Baylor: W 41-9 @ UCF (ATS W; O); L 24-25 @ KU (ATS W; U); L 6-17 TCU (ATS L; U).

Offense: Iowa State: 193.4 passing, 176.6 rushing, 370.0 total yards/game; 29.0 points/game. Baylor: 283.9 passing, 150.9 rushing, 434.8 total yards/game; 30.6 points/game.

Defense: Iowa State: 231.3 passing, 159.3 rushing, 390.5 total yards/game; 27.3 points/game allowed. Baylor: 233.4 passing, 99.4 rushing, 332.8 total yards/game; 15.3 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: Iowa State +1.7 points/game, -20.5 yards/game; Baylor +15.3 points/game, +102.0 yards/game.

Key availability update: RB Arnold Barnes III: QUESTIONABLE; WR Omari Hayes: QUESTIONABLE; DT Bryson Lamb: QUESTIONABLE; CB Keyon Washington: QUESTIONABLE; DE Malaki Ta’ase: QUESTIONABLE; DE Trey Verdon: QUESTIONABLE; QB Connor Moberly: OUT; CB Beni Ngoyi: OUT. Baylor — OL Cayden Tone: OUT; WR Ashton Jones: OUT; DL Devonte Tezino: OUT; S Jacob Redding: OUT; CB Jamarion Richardson: OUT.

North Carolina (4-4) at UConn (4-4)

TV / time: 12:00 p.m. ET | CBS Sports Network
Odds: North Carolina -6.5 | Total 54.5
Weather: Cloudy, about 62°F; morning rain possible.

Betting records: North Carolina 5-3 ATS (62.5% cover), O/U 4-4 (50.0% Under); UConn 5-3 ATS (62.5% cover), O/U 4-4 (50.0% Under).

Venue SU splits: North Carolina 2-1 away; UConn 2-2 home.

QB matchup (season passing): North Carolina — Billy Edwards Jr.: 1,872 passing yards, 15 TD, 5 INT, 63.4% completions; UConn — Kalieb Osborne: 1,857 passing yards, 14 TD, 2 INT, 60.0% completions.

Last game recap: North Carolina: L 35-38 MIA (Oct 31, 2026); Billy Edwards Jr. 28/34, 341 passing yards, 4 TD, 0 INT. UConn: L 26-35 @ AFA (Oct 31, 2026); Kalieb Osborne 17/33, 263 passing yards, 2 TD, 0 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): North Carolina: L 35-38 MIA (ATS W; O); L 30-31 SYR (ATS L; O); W 24-20 @ DUKE (ATS W; U) | UConn: L 26-35 @ AFA (ATS L; O); W 35-16 MASS (ATS W; U); W 34-20 @ TEM (ATS W; U).

Offense: North Carolina: 236.8 passing, 108.0 rushing, 344.8 total yards/game; 25.8 points/game. UConn: 246.9 passing, 190.8 rushing, 437.6 total yards/game; 34.4 points/game.

Defense: North Carolina: 225.0 passing, 153.1 rushing, 378.1 total yards/game; 23.0 points/game allowed. UConn: 249.1 passing, 140.1 rushing, 389.3 total yards/game; 25.3 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: North Carolina +2.8 points/game, -33.3 yards/game; UConn +9.1 points/game, +48.3 yards/game.

Key availability update:  Oct. 23–Nov. 5, NOT confirmed current-game OUT designations: North Carolina (Oct 31 Game Day): Jimmy-Phrisco Alo-Suliafu DL Out; Jonathan Agumadu LB Out; Keeyun Chapman WR Out; Peyton Waters DB Out.

Texas (6-2) at Missouri (6-2)

TV / time: 12:00 p.m. ET | ESPN
Odds: Texas -2.5 | Total 42.5
Weather: Partly sunny, about 47°F.

Betting records: Texas 3-5 ATS (37.5% cover), O/U 3-5 (62.5% Under); Missouri 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 3-5 (62.5% Under).

Venue SU splits: Texas 1-0 away; Missouri 4-0 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Texas — Arch Manning: 1,727 passing yards, 15 TD, 7 INT, 64.8% completions; Missouri — Austin Simmons: 1,952 passing yards, 16 TD, 2 INT, 63.3% completions.

Last game recap: Texas: W 31-3 MSST (Oct 31, 2026); Arch Manning 16/20, 220 passing yards, 3 TD, 0 INT. Missouri: W 34-10 @ ARK (Oct 31, 2026); Austin Simmons 20/31, 179 passing yards, 2 TD, 0 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Texas: W 31-3 MSST (ATS W; U); W 34-27 MISS (ATS W; O); L 24-27 FLA (ATS L; U) | Missouri: W 34-10 @ ARK (ATS W; U); L 3-31 @ MISS (ATS L; U); W 27-6 TAM (ATS W; U).

Offense: Texas: 223.8 passing, 135.4 rushing, 359.1 total yards/game; 30.8 points/game. Missouri: 257.1 passing, 167.5 rushing, 424.6 total yards/game; 31.5 points/game.
Defense: Texas: 170.8 passing, 102.4 rushing, 273.1 total yards/game; 17.1 points/game allowed. Missouri: 226.9 passing, 98.3 rushing, 325.1 total yards/game; 18.4 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: Texas +13.7 points/game, +86.0 yards/game; Missouri +13.1 points/game, +99.5 yards/game.

Key availability update:  Texas — WR Cam Coleman: QUESTIONABLE; WR Ryan Wingo: QUESTIONABLE; EDG Colin Simmons: QUESTIONABLE; DB Graceson Littleton: QUESTIONABLE; DB Kade Phillips: QUESTIONABLE; OL Trevor Goosby: OUT; RB Hollywood Smothers: OUT; TE Nick Townsend: OUT. Missouri — OL Josh Atkins: OUT; RB Malae Fonoti: OUT; TE Gavin Hoffman: OUT.

Personnel / coaching impact: Texas RB Hollywood Smothers, LT Trevor Goosby and TE Nick Townsend are out. WRs Ryan Wingo and Cam Coleman and EDGE Colin Simmons are questionable on the Nov. 4 report. Missouri RT Josh Atkins is out. 

Tulsa (4-4) at Tulane (4-4)

TV / time: 12:00 p.m. ET | ESPNU
Odds: Tulsa -2.5 | Total 49.5
Weather: Cloudy, about 68°F.

Betting records: Tulsa 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 4-4 (50.0% Under); Tulane 3-5 ATS (37.5% cover), O/U 4-4 (50.0% Under).

Venue SU splits: Tulsa 2-2 away; Tulane 3-1 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Tulsa — B. Hayes: 1,343 passing yards, 10 TD, 2 INT, 62.6% completions; Tulane — T. Johnson: 749 passing yards, 2 TD, 4 INT, 61.3% completions.

Last game recap: Tulsa: L 35-38 ARMY (Oct 23, 2026); B.Hayes 23/34, 262 passing yards, 2 TD, 1 INT. Tulane: W 38-31 @ CHAR (Oct 30, 2026); T.Johnson 28/36, 284 passing yards, 1 TD, 1 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Tulsa: L 35-38 ARMY (ATS L; O); W 38-17 @ RICE (ATS W; O); L 26-34 @ NAVY (ATS L; O) | Tulane: W 38-31 @ CHAR (ATS L; O); L 19-42 UTSA (ATS L; O); W 31-17 MEM (ATS W; U).

Offense: Tulsa: 211.6 passing, 158.1 rushing, 369.8 total yards/game; 29.8 points/game. Tulane: 203.4 passing, 145.5 rushing, 348.9 total yards/game; 22.5 points/game.
Defense: Tulsa: 203.4 passing, 202.0 rushing, 405.4 total yards/game; 24.4 points/game allowed. Tulane: 207.6 passing, 214.3 rushing, 421.9 total yards/game; 25.4 points/game allowed.

Net scoring / yardage margins: Tulsa +5.4 points/game, -35.6 yards/game; Tulane -2.9 points/game, -73.0 yards/game.

Key availability update:   C.J. Turner LB Out; Donnell Gee Jr. WR Out; Elijah Green CB Out; Elijah Wilson LB Out Tulane (Oct 30 Game Day): Antwaun Parham WR Out; Armani Cargo CB Out; Chris Rodgers LB Out; Elijah Baker OL Out.

UCLA (8-0) at Minnesota (5-3)

TV / time: 12:00 p.m. ET | FOX
Odds: UCLA -5.5 | Total 39.5
Weather: Mostly sunny, about 47°F.

Betting records: UCLA 8-0 ATS (100.0% cover), O/U 3-5 (62.5% Under); Minnesota 6-2 ATS (75.0% cover), O/U 4-4 (50.0% Under).

Venue SU splits: UCLA 3-0 away; Minnesota 4-1 home.

QB matchup (season passing): UCLA — Ty Dieffenbach: 683 passing yards, 3 TD, 1 INT, 59.0% completions; Minnesota — Drake Lindsey: 1,592 passing yards, 10 TD, 6 INT, 62.2% completions.

Last game recap: UCLA: W 27-0 NEV (Oct 31, 2026); Ty Dieffenbach 16/30, 178 passing yards, 1 TD, 0 INT. Minnesota: L 16-23 @ IU (Oct 31, 2026); Drake Lindsey 20/37, 120 passing yards, 1 TD, 0 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): UCLA: W 27-0 NEV (ATS W; U); W 28-10 MSU (ATS W; U); W 17-7 WIS (ATS W; U) | Minnesota: L 16-23 @ IU (ATS W; U); W 13-10 IOWA (ATS W; U); L 13-41 @ PUR (ATS L; O).

Offense: UCLA: 208.1 passing, 219.5 rushing, 427.6 total yards/game; 33.5 points/game. Minnesota: 209.5 passing, 99.5 rushing, 309.0 total yards/game; 25.3 points/game.

Defense: UCLA: 173.5 passing, 87.3 rushing, 260.8 total yards/game; 13.4 points/game allowed. Minnesota: 178.9 passing, 126.1 rushing, 305.0 total yards/game; 20.5 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: UCLA +20.1 points/game, +166.8 yards/game; Minnesota +4.8 points/game, +4.0 yards/game.

Key availability update:  UCLA — OL Jordan Davis: DOUBTFUL; QB Nico Iamaleava: OUT; OL Sam Yoon: OUT; WR Jonah Smith: OUT; WR Mikey Matthews: OUT; DL Ashton Sanders: OUT; P Curtis Gerrand: OUT; DB Rodrick Pleasant: OUT. Minnesota — OL Nick Spence: QUESTIONABLE; TE Julian Johnson: DOUBTFUL; TE Pierce Walsh: DOUBTFUL; LB Mason Carrier: QUESTIONABLE; OL Ashton Beers: OUT; OL Brett Carroll: OUT; RB Ryan Estrada: OUT; WR Hayden Moore: OUT.

Duke (6-2) at NC State (4-4)

TV / time: 12:30 p.m. ET | The CW

Odds: Duke -4.5 | Total 51.5
Weather: Mostly sunny, about 62°F.

Betting records: Duke 6-2 ATS (75.0% cover), O/U 3-5 (62.5% Under); NC State 3-5 ATS (37.5% cover), O/U 5-3 (37.5% Under).

Venue SU splits: Duke 2-1 away; NC State 4-1 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Duke — Walker Eget: 1,641 passing yards, 9 TD, 3 INT, 61.9% completions; NC State — C.J. Bailey: 1,955 passing yards, 13 TD, 4 INT, 63.9% completions.

Last game recap: Duke: W 47-2 BC (Oct 31, 2026); Walker Eget 11/18, 201 passing yards, 1 TD, 0 INT. NC State: W 31-10 CAL (Oct 31, 2026); C.J. Bailey 13/25, 192 passing yards, 2 TD, 0 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Duke: W 47-2 BC (ATS W; U); W 19-16 @ UVA (ATS W; U); L 20-24 UNC (ATS L; U) | NC State: W 31-10 CAL (ATS W; U); L 28-31 @ STAN (ATS L; O); L 14-38 WAKE (ATS L; U).

Offense: Duke: 236.0 passing, 184.6 rushing, 420.6 total yards/game; 32.0 points/game. NC State: 249.4 passing, 158.9 rushing, 408.3 total yards/game; 32.1 points/game.
Defense: Duke: 186.8 passing, 103.5 rushing, 290.3 total yards/game; 14.3 points/game allowed. NC State: 235.1 passing, 131.0 rushing, 366.1 total yards/game; 25.9 points/game allowed.

Net scoring / yardage margins: Duke +17.7 points/game, +130.3 yards/game; NC State +6.2 points/game, +42.2 yards/game.

Key availability update: Latest retrieved availability report — Wed Nov 4, 5:00 PM PT. Duke — OL Bradley Smith: QUESTIONABLE; TE Jeremiah Hasley: QUESTIONABLE; CB Kyon Loud: QUESTIONABLE; OL Kai Jacobowitz: OUT; OL Reagan McCranie: OUT; OL Roman Fina: OUT; WR Jamien Little: OUT; WR Kavon Simmons: OUT. NC State — OL Teague Andersen: QUESTIONABLE; RB Jayden “Duke” Scott: QUESTIONABLE; TE Preston Douglas: QUESTIONABLE; S Tristan Teasdell: QUESTIONABLE; OL Daniel Cruz: OUT; OL Spike Sowells Jr.: OUT; OL Yousef Mugharbil: OUT; TE Ian Flynt: OUT.

Personnel / coaching impact: NC State is playing under interim coach Todd Goebbel. 

Maryland (2-6) at Purdue (3-5)

TV / time: 12:30 p.m. ET | Big Ten Network
Odds: Purdue -6 | Total 56.5
Weather: Mostly sunny, about 50°F.

Betting records: Maryland 3-5 ATS (37.5% cover), O/U 6-2 (25.0% Under); Purdue 3-5 ATS (37.5% cover), O/U 6-2 (25.0% Under).

Venue SU splits: Maryland 1-2 away; Purdue 2-3 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Maryland — Malik Washington: 1,805 passing yards, 9 TD, 7 INT, 60.0% completions; Purdue — Ryan Browne: 1,964 passing yards, 11 TD, 5 INT, 62.0% completions.

Last game recap: Maryland: L 17-20 ILL (Oct 31, 2026); Malik Washington 19/29, 190 passing yards, 0 TD, 1 INT. Purdue: L 17-31 @ PSU (Oct 31, 2026); Ryan Browne 10/29, 142 passing yards, 1 TD, 2 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Maryland: L 17-20 ILL (ATS L; U); L 30-37 RUTG (ATS L; O); L 16-45 @ OSU (ATS W; O) | Purdue: L 17-31 @ PSU (ATS L; U); L 26-38 WASH (ATS L; O); W 41-13 MINN (ATS W; O).

Offense: Maryland: 237.9 passing, 128.6 rushing, 366.5 total yards/game; 26.9 points/game. Purdue: 263.4 passing, 116.5 rushing, 379.9 total yards/game; 29.5 points/game.


Defense: Maryland: 218.5 passing, 153.1 rushing, 371.6 total yards/game; 31.6 points/game allowed. Purdue: 243.6 passing, 175.0 rushing, 418.6 total yards/game; 32.1 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: Maryland -4.7 points/game, -5.1 yards/game; Purdue -2.6 points/game, -38.7 yards/game.

Key availability update:  Maryland — TE Javonte Williams: DOUBTFUL; TE Preston Howard: QUESTIONABLE; LB Darius Grimes: DOUBTFUL; DL Jayvon Parker: QUESTIONABLE; LB Trey Reddick: QUESTIONABLE; OL Trevor Szymanski: OUT; RB DJ Samuels: OUT; RB Harry Dalton III: OUT. Purdue — DB Jaden Mangham: QUESTIONABLE; TE Kylan Fox: OUT; DB Raderrion Daniels: OUT; DL Rodney Lora: OUT.

Personnel / coaching impact: Maryland’s interim coach is Aazaar Abdul-Rahim, who took over in October.  

Prop Bet (from DraftKings) 

Any Team To Score 30+ points 

No +190

Arkansas (3-5) at Auburn (4-4)

TV / time: 12:45 p.m. ET | SEC Network
Odds: Auburn -10.5 | Total 53.5
Weather: Partly sunny, about 65°F.

Betting records: Arkansas 3-5 ATS (37.5% cover), O/U 2-6 (75.0% Under); Auburn 2-6 ATS (25.0% cover), O/U 4-4 (50.0% Under).

Venue SU splits: Arkansas 1-2 away; Auburn 2-2 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Arkansas — KJ Jackson: 1,673 passing yards, 7 TD, 5 INT, 60.6% completions; Auburn — Byrum Brown: 1,560 passing yards, 9 TD, 7 INT, 64.4% completions.

Last game recap: Arkansas: L 10-34 MIZZ (Oct 31, 2026); KJ Jackson 20/34, 229 passing yards, 0 TD, 1 INT. Auburn: L 15-45 @ MISS (Oct 31, 2026); Byrum Brown 25/38, 195 passing yards, 1 TD, 0 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Arkansas: L 10-34 MIZZ (ATS L; U); W 31-21 @ VAN (ATS W; O); L 17-24 TENN (ATS W; U) | Auburn: L 15-45 @ MISS (ATS L; O); L 17-38 LSU (ATS L; O); W 27-24 @ UGA (ATS W; O).

Offense: Arkansas: 231.1 passing, 105.0 rushing, 336.1 total yards/game; 19.6 points/game. Auburn: 215.8 passing, 152.6 rushing, 368.4 total yards/game; 24.1 points/game.

Defense: Arkansas: 208.8 passing, 153.0 rushing, 361.8 total yards/game; 27.6 points/game allowed. Auburn: 252.4 passing, 155.8 rushing, 408.1 total yards/game; 26.8 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: Arkansas -8.0 points/game, -25.7 yards/game; Auburn -2.7 points/game, -39.7 yards/game.

Key availability update:  Arkansas — TE Gavin Garretson: QUESTIONABLE; TE Maddox Lassiter: OUT; DB Braydon Lee: OUT. Auburn — WR Jeremiah Koger: QUESTIONABLE; TE Hunter Herring: QUESTIONABLE; CB Andre Jordan Jr.: QUESTIONABLE; S Sylvester Smith-Reed: QUESTIONABLE; OL Tai Buster: OUT.

Oklahoma State (5-3) at Kansas State (4-4)

TV / time: 1:00 p.m. ET | TNT/truTV
Odds: Oklahoma State -6.5 | Total 61.5
Weather: Mostly sunny, about 54°F.

Betting records: Oklahoma State 6-2 ATS (75.0% cover), O/U 6-2 (25.0% Under); Kansas State 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 5-3 (37.5% Under).

Venue SU splits: Oklahoma State 1-3 away; Kansas State 4-1 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Oklahoma State — Drew Mestemaker: 2,649 passing yards, 25 TD, 7 INT, 65.5% completions; Kansas State — Blake Barnett: 265 passing yards, 3 TD, 0 INT, 66.7% completions.

Last game recap: Oklahoma State: L 49-51 @ ISU (Oct 31, 2026); Drew Mestemaker 27/42, 323 passing yards, 5 TD, 1 INT. Kansas State: L 24-27 @ COLO (Oct 31, 2026); Blake Barnett 18/28, 224 passing yards, 3 TD, 0 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Oklahoma State: L 49-51 @ ISU (ATS L; O); W 57-24 COLO (ATS W; O); L 32-35 @ HOU (ATS W; O) | Kansas State: L 24-27 @ COLO (ATS W; O); L 17-28 @ ASU (ATS L; U); W 35-24 KU (ATS W; O).

Offense: Oklahoma State: 338.8 passing, 190.9 rushing, 529.6 total yards/game; 41.1 points/game. Kansas State: 221.1 passing, 205.5 rushing, 426.6 total yards/game; 31.8 points/game.

Defense: Oklahoma State: 236.8 passing, 154.4 rushing, 391.1 total yards/game; 27.1 points/game allowed. Kansas State: 151.9 passing, 166.1 rushing, 318.0 total yards/game; 21.9 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: Oklahoma State +14.0 points/game, +138.5 yards/game; Kansas State +9.9 points/game, +108.6 yards/game.

Key availability update:  Oklahoma State — DE Jaleel Johnson: DOUBTFUL; DT Landon Dean: DOUBTFUL; LB Tate Romney: DOUBTFUL; TE Carson Kolb: OUT. Kansas State — RB Jay Harris: QUESTIONABLE; TE Lawson McGraw: QUESTIONABLE; LB DJ Ackerson Jr.: QUESTIONABLE; DT Eli Jackson: QUESTIONABLE; S Koy Beasley: QUESTIONABLE; QB Avery Johnson: OUT; QB Jacob Knuth: OUT.

Old Dominion (2-7) at Coastal Carolina (3-5)

TV / time: 1:00 p.m. ET | ESPN+
Odds: Coastal Carolina -6.5 | Total 44.5
Weather: Partly sunny, about 70°F.

Betting records: Old Dominion 1-8 ATS (11.1% cover), O/U 4-5 (55.6% Under); Coastal Carolina 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 4-4 (50.0% Under).

Venue SU splits: Old Dominion 1-3 away; Coastal Carolina 1-3 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Old Dominion — J. Potter: 495 passing yards, 0 TD, 4 INT, 51.8% completions; Coastal Carolina — D. Bailey: 1,945 passing yards, 19 TD, 6 INT, 55.7% completions.

Last game recap: Old Dominion: L 23-36 MRSH (Oct 31, 2026); J.Potter 23/44, 329 passing yards, 0 TD, 3 INT. Coastal Carolina: W 31-20 @ GSU (Oct 31, 2026); D.Bailey 23/33, 307 passing yards, 3 TD, 2 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Old Dominion: L 23-36 MRSH (ATS L; O); L 0-26 @ LT (ATS L; U); L 15-23 GASO (ATS L; U) | Coastal Carolina: W 31-20 @ GSU (ATS W; U); L 32-35 APP (ATS L; O); W 27-21 @ MRSH (ATS W; U).

Offense: Old Dominion: 171.7 passing, 96.3 rushing, 268.0 total yards/game; 16.3 points/game. Coastal Carolina: 244.5 passing, 137.0 rushing, 381.5 total yards/game; 26.8 points/game.

Defense: Old Dominion: 203.6 passing, 143.8 rushing, 347.3 total yards/game; 27.8 points/game allowed. Coastal Carolina: 218.1 passing, 193.9 rushing, 412.0 total yards/game; 25.1 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: Old Dominion -11.5 points/game, -79.3 yards/game; Coastal Carolina +1.7 points/game, -30.5 yards/game.

Key availability update: Latest retrieved availability report — Wed Nov 4, 5:09 PM PT. Old Dominion — WR JJ Harrell: DOUBTFUL; DB Zion Frink: QUESTIONABLE; WR Sidney Mbanasor: OUT; DL DJ Thompson: OUT. Coastal Carolina — OL Dom Rijos: DOUBTFUL; OL Mason Barton: DOUBTFUL; RB Breyhan Townsend: QUESTIONABLE; WR Jayden Johnson: DOUBTFUL; DB Travis Roman: QUESTIONABLE; OL Gavin McLaughlin: OUT.

Georgia State (4-4) at App State (5-3)

TV / time: 2:30 p.m. ET | ESPN+
Odds: App State -5.5 | Total 55.5
Weather: Partly sunny, about 51°F.

Betting records: Georgia State 5-3 ATS (62.5% cover), O/U 5-3 (37.5% Under); App State 5-3 ATS (62.5% cover), O/U 4-4 (50.0% Under).

Venue SU splits: Georgia State 1-3 away; App State 3-1 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Georgia State — A. Pereira: 463 passing yards, 4 TD, 3 INT, 56.2% completions; App State — M. Singleton: 1,915 passing yards, 9 TD, 4 INT, 65.0% completions.

Last game recap: Georgia State: L 20-31 CCU (Oct 31, 2026); A.Pereira 20/37, 200 passing yards, 2 TD, 0 INT. App State: L 3-19 @ GASO (Oct 31, 2026); M.Singleton 15/28, 215 passing yards, 0 TD, 2 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Georgia State: L 20-31 CCU (ATS L; U); L 32-38 @ ARST (ATS L; O); L 22-49 @ JMU (ATS L; O) | App State: L 3-19 @ GASO (ATS L; U); W 34-31 JMU (ATS W; O); W 35-32 @ CCU (ATS W; O).

Offense: Georgia State: 238.5 passing, 199.6 rushing, 438.1 total yards/game; 33.9 points/game. App State: 263.4 passing, 126.4 rushing, 389.8 total yards/game; 26.8 points/game.


Defense: Georgia State: 219.5 passing, 138.5 rushing, 358.0 total yards/game; 26.6 points/game allowed. App State: 242.9 passing, 127.6 rushing, 370.5 total yards/game; 22.6 points/game allowed.

Net scoring / yardage margins: Georgia State +7.3 points/game, +80.1 yards/game; App State +4.2 points/game, +19.3 yards/game.

Key availability update: Georgia State — ILB Coby Owens: QUESTIONABLE; DB Deuce Walker: QUESTIONABLE; DB Toby Bolton: QUESTIONABLE; QB Cameran Brown: OUT; OL Jordan Brown: OUT; WR Jamari Miller: OUT; WR Owen Dupree: OUT; DL Kelze Howard: OUT. App State — OL Tyriq Poindexter: DOUBTFUL; RB J’Marion Burnette: DOUBTFUL; WR Kamauri Austin: DOUBTFUL; TE Darrin Fugitt: DOUBTFUL; ILB Brooks Yurachek: QUESTIONABLE; DB Dre Walker: QUESTIONABLE; DB Ja’Cari Henderson: QUESTIONABLE; ILB Keshawn Thomas: QUESTIONABLE.

Delaware (4-4) at Kennesaw State (2-6)

TV / time: 3:00 p.m. ET | ESPN+
Odds: Delaware -1.5 | Total 55.5
Weather: Mostly sunny, about 63°F.

Betting records: Delaware 5-3 ATS (62.5% cover), O/U 4-4 (50.0% Under); Kennesaw State 5-3 ATS (62.5% cover), O/U 2-6 (75.0% Under).

QB matchup (season passing): Delaware — N. Minicucci: 1,477 passing yards, 14 TD, 4 INT, 65.3% completions; Kennesaw State — R. Collins: 1,632 passing yards, 7 TD, 6 INT, 69.9% completions.

Last game recap: Delaware: W 35-21 @ WKU (Oct 27, 2026); N.Minicucci 32/38, 414 passing yards, 4 TD, 0 INT. Kennesaw State: W 44-28 @ MTU (Oct 28, 2026); R.Collins 16/19, 206 passing yards, 3 TD, 1 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Delaware: W 35-21 @ WKU (ATS W; O); W 61-38 MOSU (ATS W; O); L 30-33 @ MTU (ATS L; O) | Kennesaw State: W 44-28 @ MTU (ATS W; O); L 6-34 LIB (ATS L; U); L 21-24 @ MOSU (ATS L; U).

Offense: Delaware: 286.3 passing, 109.5 rushing, 395.8 total yards/game; 29.1 points/game. Kennesaw State: 224.8 passing, 129.5 rushing, 354.3 total yards/game; 23.0 points/game.

Defense: Delaware: 267.1 passing, 139.4 rushing, 406.5 total yards/game; 27.5 points/game allowed. Kennesaw State: 221.3 passing, 158.8 rushing, 380.0 total yards/game; 25.4 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: Delaware +1.6 points/game, -10.7 yards/game; Kennesaw State -2.4 points/game, -25.7 yards/game.

Key availability update:: Delaware (Oct 27 Game Day): Colin Gallagher LB Out; Greg Spiller RB Out; Noah Frazier DT Out Kennesaw State (Oct 28 Game Day): Donovan Westmoreland LB Out; Enrico Maghelli OL Out; Ja’Lyen Judson DB Out; Kaleb Gray DB Out.

Texas A&M (4-4) at South Carolina (5-3)

TV / time: 3:00 p.m. ET | ESPN
Odds: South Carolina -7 | Total 51.5
Weather: Mostly sunny, about 70°F.

Betting records: Texas A&M 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 3-5 (62.5% Under); South Carolina 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 6-2 (25.0% Under).

Venue SU splits: Texas A&M 0-3 away; South Carolina 3-2 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Texas A&M — Marcel Reed: 1,390 passing yards, 8 TD, 8 INT, 56.8% completions; South Carolina — LaNorris Sellers: 1,849 passing yards, 16 TD, 7 INT, 62.6% completions.

Last game recap: Texas A&M: L 20-31 @ ALA (Oct 24, 2026); Marcel Reed 14/21, 163 passing yards, 1 TD, 2 INT. South Carolina: W 42-25 @ OKLA (Oct 31, 2026); LaNorris Sellers 19/24, 301 passing yards, 3 TD, 2 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Texas A&M: L 20-31 @ ALA (ATS W; O); W 41-0 CIT (ATS L; U); L 6-27 @ MIZZ (ATS L; U) | South Carolina: W 42-25 @ OKLA (ATS W; O); W 27-24 TENN (ATS W; O); W 38-19 @ FLA (ATS W; U).

Offense: Texas A&M: 191.6 passing, 155.4 rushing, 347.0 total yards/game; 28.3 points/game. South Carolina: 246.6 passing, 217.5 rushing, 464.1 total yards/game; 36.9 points/game.

Defense: Texas A&M: 182.5 passing, 132.5 rushing, 315.0 total yards/game; 18.9 points/game allowed. South Carolina: 225.4 passing, 115.1 rushing, 340.5 total yards/game; 25.3 points/game allowed.

Net scoring / yardage margins: Texas A&M +9.4 points/game, +32.0 yards/game; South Carolina +11.6 points/game, +123.6 yards/game.

Key availability update:  Texas A&M — RB KJ Edwards: QUESTIONABLE; LB Noah Mikhail: QUESTIONABLE; OL Blake Ivy: OUT; WR Kelshaun Johnson: OUT; WR Terry Bussey: OUT. South Carolina — WR Donovan Murph: QUESTIONABLE; DL Jordan Thomas: QUESTIONABLE; DB J’Zavien Currence: QUESTIONABLE; OL Dayne Arnett: OUT; OL Josiah Thompson: OUT; OL Seth Smith: OUT; RB Matt Fuller: OUT; WR Jayden Sellers: OUT.

UL Monroe (1-7) at Arkansas State (4-4)

TV / time: 3:00 p.m. ET | ESPN+
Odds: Arkansas State -14.5 | Total 53.5
Weather: Mostly sunny, about 58°F.

Betting records: UL Monroe 2-6 ATS (25.0% cover), O/U 5-3 (37.5% Under); Arkansas State 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 4-4 (50.0% Under).

Venue SU splits: UL Monroe 1-3 away; Arkansas State 3-1 home.

QB matchup (season passing): UL Monroe — A. Armenta: 1,323 passing yards, 10 TD, 3 INT, 61.5% completions; Arkansas State — T. Owens: 1,940 passing yards, 11 TD, 6 INT, 68.2% completions.

Last game recap: UL Monroe: L 21-35 USM (Oct 31, 2026); A.Armenta 19/34, 202 passing yards, 2 TD, 0 INT. Arkansas State: W 38-32 GSU (Oct 24, 2026); T.Owens 21/32, 309 passing yards, 2 TD, 0 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): UL Monroe: L 21-35 USM (ATS L; O); W 21-14 @ TROY (ATS W; U); L 0-24 LT (ATS L; U) | Arkansas State: W 38-32 GSU (ATS W; O); W 23-13 @ USM (ATS W; U); L 49-56 USA (ATS L; O).

Offense: UL Monroe: 210.4 passing, 121.8 rushing, 332.1 total yards/game; 20.3 points/game. Arkansas State: 242.5 passing, 136.4 rushing, 378.9 total yards/game; 28.8 points/game.

Defense: UL Monroe: 212.3 passing, 222.5 rushing, 434.8 total yards/game; 37.0 points/game allowed. Arkansas State: 190.5 passing, 195.5 rushing, 386.0 total yards/game; 27.3 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: UL Monroe -16.7 points/game, -102.7 yards/game; Arkansas State +1.5 points/game, -7.1 yards/game.

Key availability update: UL Monroe — OL Van Martinez: DOUBTFUL; OL Kaliem Croswell: QUESTIONABLE; RB Zach Palmer Smith: QUESTIONABLE; WR Darrian Gilliam: QUESTIONABLE; OLB Le’kell McGowan: QUESTIONABLE; OL Roscoe Tucker: OUT; RB Makin Lenard: OUT; WR Javon Campbell: OUT. Arkansas State — OLB Nigel Nelson: QUESTIONABLE; OL Baker North: OUT; OL Sterling Wiggins: OUT; RB Devin Spencer: OUT.

Alabama (6-2) at LSU (6-2)

TV / time: 3:30 p.m. ET | ABC
Odds: LSU -5.5 | Total 52.5
Weather: Hazy sunshine, about 73°F.

Betting records: Alabama 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 6-2 (25.0% Under); LSU 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 5-3 (37.5% Under).

Venue SU splits: Alabama 2-1 away; LSU 5-0 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Alabama — Keelon Russell: 2,057 passing yards, 15 TD, 5 INT, 67.0% completions; LSU — Sam Leavitt: 2,173 passing yards, 17 TD, 8 INT, 70.3% completions.

Last game recap: Alabama: W 31-20 TAM (Oct 24, 2026); Keelon Russell 19/30, 311 passing yards, 3 TD, 1 INT. LSU: W 38-17 @ AUB (Oct 24, 2026); Sam Leavitt 32/45, 388 passing yards, 3 TD, 0 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Alabama: W 31-20 TAM (ATS L; O); L 10-26 @ TENN (ATS L; U); L 17-20 UGA (ATS L; U) | LSU: W 38-17 @ AUB (ATS W; O); W 31-0 MSST (ATS W; U); L 34-35 @ UK (ATS L; O).

Offense: Alabama: 260.0 passing, 151.9 rushing, 411.9 total yards/game; 38.3 points/game. LSU: 318.0 passing, 192.0 rushing, 510.0 total yards/game; 40.1 points/game.

Defense: Alabama: 222.4 passing, 108.0 rushing, 330.4 total yards/game; 21.3 points/game allowed. LSU: 172.8 passing, 85.4 rushing, 258.1 total yards/game; 16.0 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: Alabama +17.0 points/game, +81.5 yards/game; LSU +24.1 points/game, +251.9 yards/game.

Key availability update:  Alabama — QB Jett Thomalla: DOUBTFUL; OL Racin Delgatty: QUESTIONABLE; OL William Sanders: QUESTIONABLE; RB AK Dear: QUESTIONABLE; RB EJ Crowell: QUESTIONABLE; WR Ryan Coleman-Williams: QUESTIONABLE; DL Terrance Green: QUESTIONABLE; DB Zabien Brown: QUESTIONABLE. LSU — LB Whit Weeks: DOUBTFUL; LB Zach Weeks: QUESTIONABLE; WR Phillip Wright III: OUT; LB Charles Ross II: OUT; S Dashawn Spears: OUT; DT Richard Anderson: OUT.

Charlotte (1-7) at UAB (4-4)

TV / time: 3:30 p.m. ET | ESPN+
Odds: UAB -8.5 | Total 47.5
Weather: Mostly sunny, about 63°F.

Betting records: Charlotte 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 5-3 (37.5% Under); UAB 3-5 ATS (37.5% cover), O/U 1-7 (87.5% Under).

Venue SU splits: Charlotte 1-3 away; UAB 4-0 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Charlotte — C. Harrell: 831 passing yards, 5 TD, 2 INT, 68.5% completions; UAB — R. Burton: 1,333 passing yards, 6 TD, 5 INT, 53.6% completions.

Last game recap: Charlotte: L 31-38 TULN (Oct 30, 2026); C.Harrell 23/36, 239 passing yards, 2 TD, 0 INT. UAB: L 10-30 @ USF (Oct 31, 2026); R.Burton 13/27, 149 passing yards, 0 TD, 0 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Charlotte: L 31-38 TULN (ATS W; O); W 38-31 @ TEM (ATS W; O); L 10-50 @ UNT (ATS L; O) | UAB: L 10-30 @ USF (ATS L; U); W 30-17 ECU (ATS W; U); L 13-38 @ MEM (ATS L; U).

Offense: Charlotte: 204.8 passing, 124.1 rushing, 328.9 total yards/game; 20.6 points/game. UAB: 169.6 passing, 149.1 rushing, 318.8 total yards/game; 21.6 points/game.

Defense: Charlotte: 278.8 passing, 186.6 rushing, 465.4 total yards/game; 40.3 points/game allowed. UAB: 116.0 passing, 190.6 rushing, 306.6 total yards/game; 25.3 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: Charlotte -19.7 points/game, -136.5 yards/game; UAB -3.7 points/game, +12.2 yards/game.

Key availability update:  Charlotte (Oct 30 Game Day): Chance Williams RB Out; Jerry Wall III LB Out; Kendal Brown DL Out; Latrell Sellers LB Out UAB (Oct 31 Game Day): Antonio Ferguson TE Out; Colby Archie LB Out; Jaylen Elder WR Out; Mykale Hrabowski DB Out.

Cincinnati (5-3) at Houston (6-2)

TV / time: 3:30 p.m. ET | FOX
Odds: Houston -10.5 | Total 62.5
Weather: Intermittent clouds, about 74°F.

Betting records: Cincinnati 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 6-2 (25.0% Under); Houston 3-5 ATS (37.5% cover), O/U 5-3 (37.5% Under).

Venue SU splits: Cincinnati 0-2 away; Houston 4-0 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Cincinnati — JC French IV: 1,773 passing yards, 13 TD, 3 INT, 67.1% completions; Houston — Conner Weigman: 2,053 passing yards, 20 TD, 2 INT, 65.7% completions.

Last game recap: Cincinnati: L 25-49 UTAH (Oct 31, 2026); JC French IV 16/30, 263 passing yards, 0 TD, 1 INT. Houston: L 13-21 @ UTAH (Oct 24, 2026); Conner Weigman 19/35, 282 passing yards, 0 TD, 0 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Cincinnati: L 25-49 UTAH (ATS L; O); W 37-24 TTU (ATS W; O); L 42-45 @ WVU (ATS L; O) | Houston: L 13-21 @ UTAH (ATS L; U); W 35-32 OKST (ATS L; O); W 35-16 @ KSU (ATS W; U).

Offense: Cincinnati: 226.0 passing, 229.4 rushing, 455.4 total yards/game; 34.1 points/game. Houston: 267.0 passing, 203.5 rushing, 470.5 total yards/game; 36.0 points/game.

Defense: Cincinnati: 282.1 passing, 160.4 rushing, 442.5 total yards/game; 29.3 points/game allowed. Houston: 257.4 passing, 100.5 rushing, 357.9 total yards/game; 21.0 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: Cincinnati +4.8 points/game, +12.9 yards/game; Houston +15.0 points/game, +112.6 yards/game.

Key availability update:  Cincinnati — OL Taran Tyo: QUESTIONABLE; ILB Simeon Coleman: QUESTIONABLE; OL Grant Edgington: OUT; TE DaMari Witherspoon: OUT; TE Devyn Zahursky: OUT; ILB Montay Weedon: OUT.

Marshall (5-3) at Georgia Southern (4-4)

TV / time: 3:30 p.m. ET | ESPN+
Odds: Georgia Southern -10.5 | Total 54.5
Weather: Partly sunny, about 74°F.

Betting records: Marshall 3-5 ATS (37.5% cover), O/U 4-4 (50.0% Under); Georgia Southern 7-1 ATS (87.5% cover), O/U 3-5 (62.5% Under).

Venue SU splits: Marshall 2-2 away; Georgia Southern 2-2 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Marshall — Z. Turner: 608 passing yards, 2 TD, 3 INT, 63.0% completions / C. Del Rio-Wilson: 1,107 passing yards, 6 TD, 5 INT, 62.4% completions; Georgia Southern — M. Johnson: 1,924 passing yards, 11 TD, 2 INT, 68.0% completions.

Last game recap: Marshall: W 36-23 @ ODU (Oct 31, 2026); C.Del Rio-Wilson 3/9, 66 passing yards, 0 TD, 0 INT. Georgia Southern: W 19-3 APP (Oct 31, 2026); M.Johnson 35/46, 323 passing yards, 0 TD, 0 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Marshall: W 36-23 @ ODU (ATS W; O); W 20-13 USA (ATS W; U); L 21-27 CCU (ATS L; U) | Georgia Southern: W 19-3 APP (ATS W; U); W 23-15 @ ODU (ATS W; U); L 24-27 JMU (ATS W; U).

Offense: Marshall: 226.3 passing, 161.9 rushing, 388.1 total yards/game; 23.5 points/game. Georgia Southern: 282.1 passing, 119.4 rushing, 401.5 total yards/game; 23.8 points/game.

Defense: Marshall: 249.8 passing, 177.6 rushing, 427.4 total yards/game; 29.8 points/game allowed. Georgia Southern: 202.4 passing, 111.3 rushing, 313.6 total yards/game; 20.5 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: Marshall -6.3 points/game, -39.3 yards/game; Georgia Southern +3.3 points/game, +87.9 yards/game.

Key availability update: Marshall — QB Carlos Del Rio Wilson: QUESTIONABLE; OL Xavier Bausley: OUT; ILB Brysen Davies: OUT; DB Louikenzy Jules: OUT. Georgia Southern — OL Colin Alexander: DOUBTFUL; WR Kam Mikell: QUESTIONABLE; ILB Jacob Hammonds: DOUBTFUL; RB Terrance Gibbs: OUT; WR Ashton Hollins: OUT; WR King Phillips: OUT; DB Fabo Chaney: OUT; DB Jaquari Brown: OUT.

Oregon (5-3) at Ohio State (6-2)

TV / time: 3:30 p.m. ET | CBS
Odds: Ohio State -7.5 | Total 46.5

Weather: Intermittent clouds, about 51°F.

Betting records: Oregon 3-5 ATS (37.5% cover), O/U 5-3 (37.5% Under); Ohio State 5-3 ATS (62.5% cover), O/U 4-4 (50.0% Under).

Venue SU splits: Oregon 1-2 away; Ohio State 4-0 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Oregon — Dylan Raiola: 1,097 passing yards, 9 TD, 2 INT, 66.2% completions; Ohio State — Luke Fahey: 463 passing yards, 3 TD, 2 INT, 58.8% completions.

Last game recap: Oregon: W 34-26 NW (Oct 31, 2026); Dylan Raiola 22/31, 336 passing yards, 3 TD, 0 INT. Ohio State: L 18-30 @ USC (Oct 31, 2026); Luke Fahey 21/38, 260 passing yards, 1 TD, 0 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Oregon: W 34-26 NW (ATS W; O); L 10-21 @ ILL (ATS L; U); W 17-14 NEB (ATS L; U) | Ohio State: L 18-30 @ USC (ATS L; U); W 19-15 @ IU (ATS W; U); W 45-16 MD (ATS L; O).

Offense: Oregon: 285.0 passing, 140.4 rushing, 425.4 total yards/game; 33.3 points/game. Ohio State: 315.3 passing, 159.5 rushing, 474.8 total yards/game; 36.6 points/game.

Defense: Oregon: 208.0 passing, 133.8 rushing, 341.8 total yards/game; 21.4 points/game allowed. Ohio State: 177.8 passing, 95.8 rushing, 273.5 total yards/game; 15.5 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: Oregon +11.9 points/game, +83.6 yards/game; Ohio State +21.1 points/game, +201.3 yards/game.

Key availability update:  Oregon — QB Dante Moore: OUT; OL Dave Iuli: OUT; OL Trent Ferguson: OUT; RB Jordon Davison: OUT; WR Messiah Hampton: OUT; TE Andrew Olesh: OUT; DB Aaron Flowers: OUT; ILB Brayden Platt: OUT. Ohio State — OL Ian Moore: QUESTIONABLE; WR Brandon Inniss: QUESTIONABLE; WR Brock Boyd: QUESTIONABLE; LB Eli Lee: QUESTIONABLE; QB Julian Sayin: OUT; OL Jaxon Powell: OUT; RB Ja’Kobi Jackson: OUT; TE Maxence LeBlanc: OUT.

Personnel / coaching impact: Oregon QB Dante Moore and RB Jordon Davison are out. Ohio State QB Julian Sayin and RB Ja’Kobi Jackson are out. Luke Fahey, rather than Sayin, belongs in the current quarterback matchup. Check Ohio State WR Brandon Inniss and OL Ian Moore, both questionable.

 Penn State (4-4) at Washington (5-3)

TV / time: 3:30 p.m. ET | FS1
Odds: Washington -2.5 | Total 44.5
Weather: Cloudy, about 59°F.

Betting records: Penn State 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 2-6 (75.0% Under); Washington 3-5 ATS (37.5% cover), O/U 4-4 (50.0% Under).

Venue SU splits: Penn State 1-2 away; Washington 3-2 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Penn State — Rocco Becht: 1,839 passing yards, 13 TD, 5 INT, 63.2% completions; Washington — Demond Williams Jr.: 1,495 passing yards, 9 TD, 3 INT, 65.8% completions / Enoch Brown: 714 passing yards, 7 TD, 3 INT, 70.7% completions.

Last game recap: Penn State: W 31-17 PUR (Oct 31, 2026); Rocco Becht 16/24, 175 passing yards, 1 TD, 0 INT. Washington: W 17-10 @ NEB (Oct 31, 2026); Enoch Brown 19/30, 136 passing yards, 0 TD, 0 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Penn State: W 31-17 PUR (ATS W; U); L 18-21 @ MICH (ATS W; U); L 23-31 USC (ATS L; U) | Washington: W 17-10 @ NEB (ATS W; U); W 38-26 @ PUR (ATS W; O); L 24-41 IOWA (ATS L; O).

Offense: Penn State: 245.3 passing, 148.0 rushing, 393.3 total yards/game; 29.0 points/game. Washington: 276.8 passing, 95.0 rushing, 371.8 total yards/game; 26.5 points/game.

Defense: Penn State: 141.4 passing, 154.9 rushing, 296.3 total yards/game; 18.6 points/game allowed. Washington: 211.3 passing, 131.3 rushing, 342.5 total yards/game; 21.1 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: Penn State +10.4 points/game, +97.0 yards/game; Washington +5.4 points/game, +29.3 yards/game.

Key availability update: Latest retrieved availability report — Wed Nov 4, 5:00 PM PT. Penn State — WR Koby Howard: QUESTIONABLE; LB Alex Tatsch: OUT; DT Alijah Carnell: OUT; K Cristiano Rosa: OUT; DE Max Granville: OUT; CB Tyler Armstead: OUT. Washington — OL Champ Taulealea: QUESTIONABLE; OL Justin Hylkema: QUESTIONABLE; OL Kolt Dieterich: QUESTIONABLE; S Alex McLaughlin: QUESTIONABLE; OL Landen Hatchett: OUT; RB Jordan Washington: OUT; RB Quaid Carr: OUT; WR Christian Moss: OUT.


Temple (2-6) at Navy (2-6)

TV / time: 3:30 p.m. ET | CBS Sports Network
Odds: Navy -7.5 | Total 54.5
Weather: Mostly sunny, about 58°F.

Betting records: Temple 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 3-5 (62.5% Under); Navy 3-5 ATS (37.5% cover), O/U 5-3 (37.5% Under).

Venue SU splits: Temple 1-2 away; Navy 2-1 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Temple — A. Sheppard: 1,245 passing yards, 8 TD, 3 INT, 60.7% completions; Navy — Jackson Gutierrez: 717 passing yards, 7 TD, 1 INT, 50.7% completions.

Option-QB rushing: Jackson Gutierrez — 979 yards on 178 carries, 13 TD.

Last game recap: Temple: L 9-17 @ ECU (Oct 31, 2026); A.Sheppard 11/20, 118 passing yards, 0 TD, 3 INT. Navy: L 13-35 ND (Oct 31, 2026); Jackson Gutierrez 4/7, 25 passing yards, 0 TD, 0 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Temple: L 9-17 @ ECU (ATS L; U); L 31-38 CHAR (ATS L; O); L 20-34 CONN (ATS L; U) | Navy: L 13-35 ND (ATS W; U); L 39-49 UNT (ATS L; O); L 34-38 @ UTSA (ATS W; O).

Offense: Temple: 176.6 passing, 192.0 rushing, 368.6 total yards/game; 23.6 points/game. Navy: 108.6 passing, 295.8 rushing, 404.4 total yards/game; 27.6 points/game.
Defense: Temple: 225.1 passing, 172.9 rushing, 398.0 total yards/game; 26.6 points/game allowed. Navy: 251.6 passing, 121.1 rushing, 372.8 total yards/game; 29.9 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: Temple -3.0 points/game, -29.4 yards/game; Navy -2.3 points/game, +31.6 yards/game.

Key availability update: Temple (Oct 31 Game Day): Brandon Enarusai DL Out; Devontae Ward-Grant CB Out; Eric Stuart LB Out; John Watkins OL Out Navy (Oct 24 Game Day): Akeem Clark WR Out; Cam Robinson CB Out; Christian Cromer RB Out; Joshua Guerin WR Out.

Western Kentucky (3-5) at Middle Tennessee (4-4)

TV / time: 3:30 p.m. ET | ESPN+
Odds: Western Kentucky -1.5 | Total 53.5
Weather: Mostly sunny, about 57°F.

Betting records: Western Kentucky 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 4-4 (50.0% Under); Middle Tennessee 5-3 ATS (62.5% cover), O/U 4-4 (50.0% Under).

QB matchup (season passing): Western Kentucky — B. Glenn: 887 passing yards, 6 TD, 4 INT, 55.8% completions; Middle Tennessee — R. Gagliano: 1,587 passing yards, 12 TD, 4 INT, 57.0% completions.

Last game recap: Western Kentucky: L 21-35 DEL (Oct 27, 2026); B.Glenn 25/37, 224 passing yards, 1 TD, 2 INT. Middle Tennessee: L 28-44 KENN (Oct 28, 2026); R.Gagliano 21/43, 183 passing yards, 0 TD, 2 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Western Kentucky: L 21-35 DEL (ATS L; O); W 16-3 @ SHSU (ATS W; U); W 34-13 MOSU (ATS W; U) | Middle Tennessee: L 28-44 KENN (ATS L; O); W 26-23 @ FIU (ATS W; O); W 33-30 DEL (ATS W; O).

Offense: Western Kentucky: 221.0 passing, 148.0 rushing, 369.0 total yards/game; 21.3 points/game. Middle Tennessee: 198.4 passing, 146.3 rushing, 344.6 total yards/game; 23.9 points/game.

Defense: Western Kentucky: 218.8 passing, 171.1 rushing, 389.9 total yards/game; 31.1 points/game allowed. Middle Tennessee: 210.5 passing, 184.4 rushing, 394.9 total yards/game; 29.6 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: Western Kentucky -9.8 points/game, -20.9 yards/game; Middle Tennessee -5.7 points/game, -50.3 yards/game.

UCF (4-4) at Kansas (3-5)

TV / time: 3:45 p.m. ET | ESPN2
Odds: Kansas -2.5 | Total 47.5
Weather: Sunny, about 55°F.

Betting records: UCF 5-3 ATS (62.5% cover), O/U 5-3 (37.5% Under); Kansas 3-5 ATS (37.5% cover), O/U 4-4 (50.0% Under).

Venue SU splits: UCF 0-3 away; Kansas 3-1 home.

QB matchup (season passing): UCF — Alonza Barnett III: 477 passing yards, 2 TD, 1 INT, 60.0% completions / K. Jenkins: 1,181 passing yards, 11 TD, 4 INT, 67.8% completions; Kansas — Isaiah Marshall: 1,506 passing yards, 11 TD, 7 INT, 53.6% completions / Cole Ballard: 381 passing yards, 1 TD, 1 INT, 58.1% completions.

Last game recap: UCF: L 9-41 BAY (Oct 30, 2026); K.Jenkins 14/21, 82 passing yards, 0 TD, 1 INT. Kansas: L 16-22 @ TCU (Oct 31, 2026); Cole Ballard 20/35, 285 passing yards, 1 TD, 1 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): UCF: L 9-41 BAY (ATS L; O); W 39-31 BYU (ATS W; O); L 28-42 @ OKST (ATS L; O) | Kansas: L 16-22 @ TCU (ATS W; U); W 25-24 BAY (ATS L; U); L 24-35 @ KSU (ATS L; O).

Offense: UCF: 208.0 passing, 151.1 rushing, 359.1 total yards/game; 29.8 points/game. Kansas: 244.0 passing, 202.1 rushing, 446.1 total yards/game; 29.1 points/game.

Defense: UCF: 249.6 passing, 126.3 rushing, 375.9 total yards/game; 25.3 points/game allowed. Kansas: 177.9 passing, 164.1 rushing, 342.0 total yards/game; 23.8 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: UCF +4.5 points/game, -16.8 yards/game; Kansas +5.3 points/game, +104.1 yards/game.

Key availability update: UCF — QB Keyone Jenkins: QUESTIONABLE; OL Jacob Maiava: QUESTIONABLE; LB Lewis Carter: QUESTIONABLE; OL Tyler Gibson: OUT; DB DJ Bell: OUT; DB Demari Henderson: OUT; DB Kahmel Johnson: OUT. Kansas — QB Chase Jenkins: QUESTIONABLE; QB Cole Ballard: QUESTIONABLE; QB Isaiah Marshall: QUESTIONABLE; WR Bryson Hayes: QUESTIONABLE; TE Jailen Butler: QUESTIONABLE; DE David Santiago: QUESTIONABLE; S Jaden Harris: QUESTIONABLE; CB Syeed Gibbs: QUESTIONABLE.

Louisiana Tech (6-2) at Troy (4-4)

TV / time: 4:00 p.m. ET | ESPN+
Odds: Louisiana Tech -5.5 | Total 47.5
Weather: Partly sunny, about 67°F.

Betting records: Louisiana Tech 7-1 ATS (87.5% cover), O/U 5-3 (37.5% Under); Troy 3-5 ATS (37.5% cover), O/U 1-7 (87.5% Under).

Venue SU splits: Louisiana Tech 2-2 away; Troy 3-1 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Louisiana Tech — B. Baker: 1,327 passing yards, 13 TD, 1 INT, 71.1% completions; Troy — T. Kilcrease: 252 passing yards, 1 TD, 0 INT, 50.0% completions.

Last game recap: Louisiana Tech: W 35-20 @ USA (Oct 31, 2026); B.Baker 10/16, 167 passing yards, 3 TD, 0 INT. Troy: W 24-21 @ JMU (Oct 29, 2026); T.Kilcrease 15/30, 179 passing yards, 0 TD, 0 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Louisiana Tech: W 35-20 @ USA (ATS W; U); W 26-0 ODU (ATS W; U); W 24-0 @ ULM (ATS W; U) | Troy: W 24-21 @ JMU (ATS W; U); L 14-21 ULM (ATS L; U); L 6-33 @ ULL (ATS L; U).

Offense: Louisiana Tech: 241.9 passing, 146.9 rushing, 388.8 total yards/game; 32.6 points/game. Troy: 176.8 passing, 193.9 rushing, 370.6 total yards/game; 23.0 points/game.

Defense: Louisiana Tech: 197.3 passing, 135.0 rushing, 332.3 total yards/game; 20.9 points/game allowed. Troy: 210.6 passing, 133.4 rushing, 344.0 total yards/game; 24.4 points/game allowed.

Net scoring / yardage margins: Louisiana Tech +11.7 points/game, +56.5 yards/game; Troy -1.4 points/game, +26.6 yards/game.

Key availability update:RB Dylone Brooks: QUESTIONABLE; WR Dane Benedix: OUT; DL Za’Qwaun Nunn: OUT. Troy — TE Jayvin Bennett: DOUBTFUL; TE Marquis Harris: DOUBTFUL; DL Kam Curry: QUESTIONABLE; TE Jackson Worley: OUT; DL Jermaine Paramore: OUT; DB Joe Lott: OUT; DB Tai Terrell: OUT.

Missouri State (3-5) at FIU (3-5)

TV / time: 4:00 p.m. ET | ESPN+
Odds: FIU -4.5 | Total 49.5
Weather: Mostly sunny, about 84°F.

Betting records: Missouri State 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 3-5 (62.5% Under); FIU 3-5 ATS (37.5% cover), O/U 4-4 (50.0% Under).

Venue SU splits: Missouri State 0-4 away; FIU 3-1 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Missouri State — H. Belin IV: 1,071 passing yards, 8 TD, 4 INT, 67.5% completions; FIU — J. Kohl: 1,801 passing yards, 11 TD, 9 INT, 59.6% completions.

Last game recap: Missouri State: W 24-3 SHSU (Oct 27, 2026); H.Belin IV 12/18, 184 passing yards, 2 TD, 0 INT. FIU: L 10-49 @ LIB (Oct 31, 2026); J.Kohl 21/28, 164 passing yards, 1 TD, 1 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Missouri State: W 24-3 SHSU (ATS W; U); L 38-61 @ DEL (ATS L; O); W 24-21 KENN (ATS W; U) | FIU: L 10-49 @ LIB (ATS L; O); L 23-26 MTU (ATS L; O); L 24-27 @ JVST (ATS L; O).

Offense: Missouri State: 233.6 passing, 127.1 rushing, 360.8 total yards/game; 24.4 points/game. FIU: 241.4 passing, 115.3 rushing, 356.6 total yards/game; 18.9 points/game.

Defense: Missouri State: 251.1 passing, 164.6 rushing, 415.8 total yards/game; 30.9 points/game allowed. FIU: 180.3 passing, 124.1 rushing, 304.4 total yards/game; 20.4 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: Missouri State -6.5 points/game, -55.0 yards/game; FIU -1.5 points/game, +52.2 yards/game.

Key availability update:  Missouri State (Oct 27 Game Day): Heiko Malone LB Out; James Rexroat TE Out; Josh Joyner RB Out; Kellen Lindstrom DL Out.

 Northern Illinois (0-8) at San Jose State (4-5)

TV / time: 4:00 p.m. ET | MW+/NBC Sports Bay Area
Odds: San Jose State -10 | Total 51.5
Weather: Mostly sunny, about 76°F.

Betting records: Northern Illinois 2-6 ATS (25.0% cover), O/U 4-4 (50.0% Under); San Jose State 5-4 ATS (55.6% cover), O/U 1-8 (88.9% Under).

Venue SU splits: Northern Illinois 0-5 away; San Jose State 1-3 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Northern Illinois — T. Dickens: 1,617 passing yards, 8 TD, 6 INT, 63.6% completions; San Jose State — L. Weaver: 1,810 passing yards, 11 TD, 8 INT, 63.6% completions.

Last game recap: Northern Illinois: L 24-31 @ UNLV (Oct 31, 2026); T.Dickens 19/37, 253 passing yards, 2 TD, 1 INT. San Jose State: L 16-21 UNM (Oct 31, 2026); L.Weaver 16/23, 190 passing yards, 0 TD, 2 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Northern Illinois: L 24-31 @ UNLV (ATS W; U); L 21-56 HAW (ATS L; O); L 23-41 @ WYO (ATS L; O) | San Jose State: L 16-21 UNM (ATS W; U); L 13-28 @ NEV (ATS L; U); W 24-11 @ UTEP (ATS W; U).

Offense: Northern Illinois: 208.0 passing, 117.6 rushing, 325.6 total yards/game; 16.3 points/game. San Jose State: 227.9 passing, 120.4 rushing, 348.3 total yards/game; 19.9 points/game.

Defense: Northern Illinois: 215.0 passing, 218.8 rushing, 433.8 total yards/game; 37.6 points/game allowed. San Jose State: 223.1 passing, 152.6 rushing, 375.7 total yards/game; 22.3 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: Northern Illinois -21.3 points/game, -108.2 yards/game; San Jose State -2.4 points/game, -27.4 yards/game.

Key availability update:  Northern Illinois (Oct 31 Initial): Bryshawn Brown QB Out; Deacon King LB Out; Dev’ion Reynolds CB Out; Eli Valencia DT Out San José State (Oct 31 Game Day): Ian Shewell DL Out; Jase Nix WR Out.

 Rice (1-7) at North Texas (6-2)

TV / time: 4:00 p.m. ET | ESPNU
Odds: North Texas -17.5 | Total 64.5
Weather: Partly sunny, about 66°F.

Betting records: Rice 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 4-4 (50.0% Under); North Texas 5-3 ATS (62.5% cover), O/U 7-1 (12.5% Under).

Venue SU splits: Rice 0-4 away; North Texas 4-0 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Rice — G. Ochoa: 160 passing yards, 1 TD, 0 INT, 50.0% completions; North Texas — Tayven Jackson: 2,577 passing yards, 22 TD, 5 INT, 72.3% completions.

Option-QB rushing: G. Ochoa — 278 yards on 25 carries, 5 TD.

Last game recap: Rice: L 49-51 @ FAU (Oct 24, 2026); G.Ochoa 2/5, 80 passing yards, 1 TD, 0 INT. North Texas: W 48-41 FAU (Oct 29, 2026); Tayven Jackson 33/46, 404 passing yards, 4 TD, 0 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Rice: L 49-51 @ FAU (ATS W; O); L 17-38 TLSA (ATS L; O); L 12-28 @ ECU (ATS L; U) | North Texas: W 48-41 FAU (ATS L; O); W 49-39 @ NAVY (ATS W; O); W 50-10 CHAR (ATS W; O).

Offense: Rice: 83.4 passing, 271.4 rushing, 354.8 total yards/game; 21.0 points/game. North Texas: 348.9 passing, 191.6 rushing, 540.5 total yards/game; 43.8 points/game.

Defense: Rice: 207.8 passing, 175.3 rushing, 383.0 total yards/game; 31.8 points/game allowed. North Texas: 234.3 passing, 161.3 rushing, 395.5 total yards/game; 31.9 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: Rice -10.8 points/game, -28.2 yards/game; North Texas +11.9 points/game, +145.0 yards/game.

Key availability update: OUT designations: Rice (Oct 24 Game Day): Barry Jackson Jr. WR Out; Ben Grice SL Out; Chibby Nwajuaku DL Out; Colten Cole TE Out North Texas (Oct 29 Game Day): Aaden Little S Out; Avion Carter DL Out; Caden Jenkins CB Out; Chaston Ditta QB Out.

Rutgers (2-6) at Wisconsin (5-3)

TV / time: 4:15 p.m. ET | Big Ten Network
Odds: Wisconsin -17.5 | Total 45.5
Weather: Mostly sunny, about 51°F.

Betting records: Rutgers 4-3 ATS (57.1% cover), O/U 6-1 (14.3% Under); Wisconsin 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 3-5 (62.5% Under).

Venue SU splits: Rutgers 1-2 away; Wisconsin 4-0 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Rutgers — AJ Surace: 662 passing yards, 7 TD, 5 INT, 51.8% completions; Wisconsin — Colton Joseph: 1,346 passing yards, 11 TD, 5 INT, 55.6% completions / R. Hopkins: 93 passing yards, 0 TD, 1 INT, 61.5% completions.

Last game recap: Rutgers: L 21-28 MICH (Oct 31, 2026); AJ Surace 3/12, 123 passing yards, 1 TD, 0 INT. Wisconsin: L 0-30 @ IOWA (Oct 31, 2026); Colton Joseph 5/14, 90 passing yards, 0 TD, 0 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Rutgers: L 21-28 MICH (ATS W; O); L 14-42 @ NW (ATS unlined; unlined); W 37-30 @ MD (ATS W; O) | Wisconsin: L 0-30 @ IOWA (ATS L; U); W 24-7 USC (ATS W; U); L 7-17 @ UCLA (ATS L; U).

Offense: Rutgers: 227.3 passing, 149.4 rushing, 376.6 total yards/game; 27.8 points/game. Wisconsin: 179.9 passing, 138.4 rushing, 318.3 total yards/game; 23.6 points/game.

Defense: Rutgers: 223.6 passing, 194.4 rushing, 418.0 total yards/game; 32.6 points/game allowed. Wisconsin: 188.3 passing, 101.9 rushing, 290.1 total yards/game; 17.1 points/game allowed.

Net scoring / yardage margins: Rutgers -4.8 points/game, -41.4 yards/game; Wisconsin +6.5 points/game, +28.2 yards/game.

Key availability update: Rutgers — OL Tyler Needham: DOUBTFUL; WR KJ Duff: DOUBTFUL; WR Dyzier Carter: QUESTIONABLE; DL J’Dan Burnett: DOUBTFUL; LB Abram Wright: QUESTIONABLE; K Dane Pizzaro: QUESTIONABLE; DB Kevin Levy: QUESTIONABLE; DL Rondo Porter: QUESTIONABLE. Wisconsin — OL Barrett Nelson: DOUBTFUL; OL Kevin Heywood: DOUBTFUL; RB Nate Palmer: DOUBTFUL; TE Emmett Bork: OUT; CB Cai Bates: OUT.

Personnel / coaching impact: Rutgers QB Dylan Lonergan and RG Kwabena Asamoah are out; WR KJ Duff and OT Tyler Needham are doubtful. Wisconsin OTs Kevin Heywood and Barrett Nelson are doubtful. The line injuries matter to both the spread and quarterback props.

Vanderbilt (3-5) at Mississippi State (4-4)

TV / time: 4:15 p.m. ET | SEC Network
Odds: Mississippi State -3 | Total 48.5
Weather: Mostly sunny, about 61°F.

Betting records: Vanderbilt 3-5 ATS (37.5% cover), O/U 5-3 (37.5% Under); Mississippi State 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 3-5 (62.5% Under).

Venue SU splits: Vanderbilt 0-3 away; Mississippi State 2-2 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Vanderbilt — Jared Curtis: 1,489 passing yards, 8 TD, 8 INT, 65.0% completions; Mississippi State — AJ Swann: 97 passing yards, 0 TD, 0 INT, 80.0% completions.

Last game recap: Vanderbilt: L 17-34 @ UK (Oct 24, 2026); Jared Curtis 27/36, 247 passing yards, 2 TD, 1 INT. Mississippi State: L 3-31 @ TEX (Oct 31, 2026); AJ Swann 12/15, 97 passing yards, 0 TD, 0 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Vanderbilt: L 17-34 @ UK (ATS L; U); L 21-31 ARK (ATS L; O); L 17-52 MISS (ATS L; O) | Mississippi State: L 3-31 @ TEX (ATS L; U); L 15-23 OKLA (ATS L; U); L 0-31 @ LSU (ATS L; U).

Offense: Vanderbilt: 236.6 passing, 106.1 rushing, 342.8 total yards/game; 22.8 points/game. Mississippi State: 246.5 passing, 161.6 rushing, 408.1 total yards/game; 26.6 points/game.

Defense: Vanderbilt: 217.3 passing, 149.6 rushing, 366.9 total yards/game; 30.3 points/game allowed. Mississippi State: 261.5 passing, 116.5 rushing, 378.0 total yards/game; 28.1 points/game allowed.

Net scoring / yardage margins: Vanderbilt -7.5 points/game, -24.1 yards/game; Mississippi State -1.5 points/game, +30.1 yards/game.

Key availability update: Vanderbilt — QB Blaze Berlowitz, LB Josiah Broxton, RB Evan Hampton, LB Daniel Vollmer Jr., OL Gunner Givens and DL Aaron Bryant OUT; DLs Nikhil Jefferson and Khalil Poteat QUESTIONABLE. Mississippi State — QB Kamario Taylor, S Isaac Smith, LBs Jalen Smith and Derion Gullette, DLs Trevion Williams and Diesel Moye OUT; LB Tyler Lockhart QUESTIONABLE.

Personnel / coaching impact: Mississippi State QB Kamario Taylor is out for the season.   Vanderbilt LB Josiah Broxton (ACL) and RB Evan Hampton (fractured leg) are newly out for the season.

South Alabama (4-4) at Louisiana (5-3)

TV / time: 5:00 p.m. ET | ESPN+
Odds: Louisiana -7.5 | Total 57.5
Weather: Mostly cloudy, about 72°F.

Betting records: South Alabama 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 5-3 (37.5% Under); Louisiana 6-2 ATS (75.0% cover), O/U 3-5 (62.5% Under).

Venue SU splits: South Alabama 1-3 away; Louisiana 4-0 home.

QB matchup (season passing): South Alabama — J. Hollins: 1,195 passing yards, 9 TD, 4 INT, 52.6% completions; Louisiana — L. Winfield: 1,452 passing yards, 6 TD, 5 INT, 66.7% completions.

Last game recap: South Alabama: L 20-35 LT (Oct 31, 2026); J.Hollins 14/31, 192 passing yards, 2 TD, 1 INT. Louisiana: L 31-35 @ USM (Oct 24, 2026); L.Winfield 22/41, 299 passing yards, 2 TD, 1 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): South Alabama: L 20-35 LT (ATS L; U); L 13-20 @ MRSH (ATS L; U); W 56-49 @ ARST (ATS W; O) | Louisiana: L 31-35 @ USM (ATS L; O); W 33-6 TROY (ATS W; U); L 31-32 @ LT (ATS W; O).

Offense: South Alabama: 205.6 passing, 213.1 rushing, 418.8 total yards/game; 33.3 points/game. Louisiana: 192.8 passing, 190.0 rushing, 382.8 total yards/game; 30.1 points/game.

Defense: South Alabama: 245.5 passing, 156.6 rushing, 402.1 total yards/game; 32.8 points/game allowed. Louisiana: 190.3 passing, 127.0 rushing, 317.3 total yards/game; 21.3 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: South Alabama +0.5 points/game, +16.7 yards/game; Louisiana +8.8 points/game, +65.5 yards/game.

Key availability update:  South Alabama — OL Shalik Hubbard: QUESTIONABLE; DL Masey Lewis: QUESTIONABLE; OL Julius Kidd: OUT; WR Brian Barnes: OUT; WR Khatori Marion: OUT; WR Micah Woods: OUT; TE Maddox Lynch: OUT; DB Cole Blaylock: OUT. Louisiana — OL J’Marion Gooch: OUT; RB Darrell Smith: OUT; WR Landon Strother: OUT; OLB Alexander Spencer: OUT; ILB Conor McPherson: OUT; ILB Hayden Darbonne: OUT; DL Jeremiah Holts: OUT.

Boise State (7-1) at Colorado State (3-5)

TV / time: 6:00 p.m. ET | USA Network
Odds: Boise State -17.5 | Total 68.5
Weather: Mostly sunny, about 60°F.

Betting records: Boise State 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 6-2 (25.0% Under); Colorado State 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 7-1 (12.5% Under).

Venue SU splits: Boise State 3-1 away; Colorado State 3-2 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Boise State — M. Madsen: 1,681 passing yards, 15 TD, 1 INT, 66.7% completions; Colorado State — H. Hejny: 1,138 passing yards, 14 TD, 2 INT, 67.2% completions.

Last game recap: Boise State: W 46-45 TXST (Oct 31, 2026); M.Madsen 24/33, 236 passing yards, 1 TD, 1 INT. Colorado State: L 14-31 @ USU (Oct 31, 2026); H.Hejny 19/30, 186 passing yards, 1 TD, 0 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Boise State: W 46-45 TXST (ATS L; O); W 31-10 @ WSU (ATS W; U); W 38-31 @ FRES (ATS L; O) | Colorado State: L 14-31 @ USU (ATS L; U); W 56-49 SDSU (ATS W; O); L 27-66 @ TXST (ATS L; O).

Offense: Boise State: 226.5 passing, 222.8 rushing, 449.3 total yards/game; 35.9 points/game. Colorado State: 270.9 passing, 164.6 rushing, 435.5 total yards/game; 35.5 points/game.

Defense: Boise State: 260.8 passing, 99.5 rushing, 360.3 total yards/game; 23.6 points/game allowed. Colorado State: 265.3 passing, 261.1 rushing, 526.4 total yards/game; 42.4 points/game allowed.

Net scoring / yardage margins: Boise State +12.3 points/game, +89.0 yards/game; Colorado State -6.9 points/game, -90.9 yards/game.

Key availability update:  Boise State — QB Maddux Madsen: QUESTIONABLE; OL Carson Rasmussen: OUT; RB Sire Gaines: OUT. Colorado State — OL John Holthaus: QUESTIONABLE; RB Mel Brown: QUESTIONABLE; TE Juice Vereen: DOUBTFUL; TE Grant Houser: QUESTIONABLE; TE Pearce Spurlin: QUESTIONABLE; DB Aj Noland: OUT; DB Dagan Myers: OUT; DB Elijah McCantos: OUT.

Kentucky (7-1) at Tennessee (6-2)

TV / time: 6:15 p.m. ET | ESPN
Odds: Tennessee -6.5 | Total 50.5
Weather: Mostly clear, about 52°F.

Betting records: Kentucky 7-1 ATS (87.5% cover), O/U 5-3 (37.5% Under); Tennessee 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 2-6 (75.0% Under).

Venue SU splits: Kentucky 3-0 away; Tennessee 4-1 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Kentucky — Kenny Minchey: 1,755 passing yards, 14 TD, 1 INT, 69.0% completions; Tennessee — George MacIntyre: 728 passing yards, 2 TD, 3 INT, 67.0% completions.

Last game recap: Kentucky: W 34-17 VAN (Oct 24, 2026); Kenny Minchey 19/26, 203 passing yards, 1 TD, 0 INT. Tennessee: L 24-27 @ SOCAR (Oct 24, 2026); George MacIntyre 16/23, 136 passing yards, 0 TD, 0 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Kentucky: W 34-17 VAN (ATS W; U); W 21-13 @ OKLA (ATS W; U); W 35-34 LSU (ATS W; O) | Tennessee: L 24-27 @ SOCAR (ATS L; O); W 26-10 ALA (ATS W; U); W 24-17 @ ARK (ATS L; U).

Offense: Kentucky: 219.4 passing, 167.0 rushing, 386.4 total yards/game; 32.9 points/game. Tennessee: 181.5 passing, 213.0 rushing, 394.5 total yards/game; 32.3 points/game.

Defense: Kentucky: 249.4 passing, 113.3 rushing, 362.6 total yards/game; 24.8 points/game allowed. Tennessee: 165.6 passing, 122.8 rushing, 288.4 total yards/game; 16.3 points/game allowed.

Net scoring / yardage margins: Kentucky +8.1 points/game, +23.8 yards/game; Tennessee +16.0 points/game, +106.1 yards/game.

Key availability update: Kentucky — DB Isaiah McMillian: QUESTIONABLE; ILB Antwan Smith: OUT; DB Grant Grayton: OUT; DB Jaden Smith: OUT; ILB Justyn Hartley: OUT. Tennessee — OL Wendell Moe Jr.: OUT; WR Joakim Dodson: OUT; TE Ethan Davis: OUT; DB Dylan Lewis: OUT; DB Edrees Farooq: OUT; LB Jaedon Harmon: OUT.

Sam Houston (1-7) at Jacksonville State (6-2)

TV / time: 7:00 p.m. ET | CBS Sports Network
Odds: Jacksonville State -17 | Total 47.5
Weather: Mostly clear, about 50°F.

Betting records: Sam Houston 3-5 ATS (37.5% cover), O/U 3-5 (62.5% Under); Jacksonville State 5-3 ATS (62.5% cover), O/U 5-3 (37.5% Under).

Venue SU splits: Sam Houston 0-4 away; Jacksonville State 4-0 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Sam Houston — D. Bailey: 258 passing yards, 0 TD, 0 INT, 54.1% completions; Jacksonville State — C. Creel: 1,741 passing yards, 13 TD, 8 INT, 67.0% completions.

Last game recap: Sam Houston: L 3-24 @ MOSU (Oct 27, 2026); D.Bailey 20/35, 258 passing yards, 0 TD, 0 INT. Jacksonville State: W 24-0 @ NMSU (Oct 28, 2026); C.Creel 11/17, 104 passing yards, 1 TD, 2 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Sam Houston: L 3-24 @ MOSU (ATS L; U); L 24-30 NMSU (ATS L; O); L 3-16 WKU (ATS L; U) | Jacksonville State: W 24-0 @ NMSU (ATS W; U); W 27-24 FIU (ATS W; O); W 27-26 @ KENN (ATS L; O).

Offense: Sam Houston: 246.9 passing, 75.9 rushing, 322.8 total yards/game; 18.0 points/game. Jacksonville State: 223.4 passing, 171.6 rushing, 395.0 total yards/game; 26.9 points/game.

Defense: Sam Houston: 146.4 passing, 191.8 rushing, 338.1 total yards/game; 25.1 points/game allowed. Jacksonville State: 169.0 passing, 160.9 rushing, 329.9 total yards/game; 19.9 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: Sam Houston -7.1 points/game, -15.3 yards/game; Jacksonville State +7.0 points/game, +65.1 yards/game.

Key availability update: Sam Houston (Oct 27 Game Day): Braylen Wortham DB Out; Brock Kuhl TE Out; Brock Stukes OL Out; Caius Coy DL Out Jacksonville State (Oct 28 Game Day): Andrew Paul RB Out; Caleb Holmes OL Out; Cedric Kouemi RB Out; Cianan Williams WR Out.

Air Force (6-2) at Army (5-3)

TV / time: 7:30 p.m. ET | CBS
Odds: Army -3.5 | Total 44.5
Weather: Cloudy, about 51°F.

Betting records: Air Force 5-3 ATS (62.5% cover), O/U 4-4 (50.0% Under); Army 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 6-2 (25.0% Under).

Venue SU splits: Air Force 2-1 away; Army 3-1 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Air Force — H. Fisher IV: 36 passing yards, 0 TD, 0 INT, 33.3% completions; Army — Cale Hellums: 462 passing yards, 4 TD, 2 INT, 56.6% completions.

Option-QB rushing: H. Fisher IV — 50 yards on 15 carries, 0 TD.

Option-QB rushing: Cale Hellums — 874 yards on 172 carries, 17 TD.

Last game recap: Air Force: W 35-26 CONN (Oct 31, 2026); H.Fisher IV 0/2, 0 passing yards, 0 TD, 0 INT. Army: L 22-49 @ MEM (Oct 31, 2026); Cale Hellums 4/7, 40 passing yards, 1 TD, 1 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Air Force: W 35-26 CONN (ATS W; O); L 14-28 @ WYO (ATS L; U); W 41-31 UNLV (ATS W; O) | Army: L 22-49 @ MEM (ATS L; O); W 38-35 @ TLSA (ATS W; O); W 56-24 FAU (ATS W; O).

Offense: Air Force: 59.1 passing, 341.0 rushing, 400.1 total yards/game; 29.3 points/game. Army: 71.1 passing, 342.5 rushing, 413.6 total yards/game; 33.6 points/game.

Defense: Air Force: 176.3 passing, 129.1 rushing, 305.4 total yards/game; 21.5 points/game allowed. Army: 244.1 passing, 152.4 rushing, 396.5 total yards/game; 25.5 points/game allowed.

Net scoring / yardage margins: Air Force +7.8 points/game, +94.7 yards/game; Army +8.1 points/game, +17.1 yards/game.

Key availability update:  Air Force (Oct 23 Game Day): Chaz Barnett DL Out; Ehimen Oyamendan DB Out; Griffin Stalfort TE Out; Houston Hendrix DB Out Army (Oct 31 Game Day): Brady Mott SB Out; Cameron Binkowski OLB Out; Carson Smith RB Out; Charlie Daly SB Out.

Colorado (3-5) at Arizona State (4-4)

TV / time: 7:30 p.m. ET | ESPN2
Odds: Arizona State -3.5 | Total 48.5
Weather: Clear, about 78°F.

Betting records: Colorado 2-6 ATS (25.0% cover), O/U 5-3 (37.5% Under); Arizona State 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 5-3 (37.5% Under).

Venue SU splits: Colorado 1-3 away; Arizona State 3-1 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Colorado — Isaac Wilson: 1,164 passing yards, 7 TD, 7 INT, 61.1% completions; Arizona State — Jake Fette: 224 passing yards, 2 TD, 0 INT, 52.0% completions.

Last game recap: Colorado: W 27-24 KSU (Oct 31, 2026); Isaac Wilson 14/21, 185 passing yards, 1 TD, 0 INT. Arizona State: L 20-27 @ BYU (Oct 31, 2026); Jake Fette 22/42, 166 passing yards, 2 TD, 0 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Colorado: W 27-24 KSU (ATS L; O); L 24-57 @ OKST (ATS L; O); L 24-27 UTAH (ATS W; O) | Arizona State: L 20-27 @ BYU (ATS W; O); W 28-17 KSU (ATS W; U); L 25-53 @ TTU (ATS L; O).

Offense: Colorado: 256.4 passing, 140.0 rushing, 396.4 total yards/game; 21.0 points/game. Arizona State: 254.8 passing, 140.3 rushing, 395.0 total yards/game; 29.5 points/game.
Defense: Colorado: 249.0 passing, 137.0 rushing, 386.0 total yards/game; 29.4 points/game allowed. Arizona State: 216.0 passing, 134.0 rushing, 350.0 total yards/game; 29.5 points/game allowed.

Net scoring / yardage margins: Colorado -8.4 points/game, +10.4 yards/game; Arizona State +0.0 points/game, +45.0 yards/game.

Key availability update: Colorado — DL Dylan Manuel: DOUBTFUL; DB Naeten Mitchell: DOUBTFUL; DL Vili Taufatofua: DOUBTFUL; RB Micah Welch: OUT; WR Danny Scudero: OUT; WR Kaleb Mathis: OUT; DB Braylon Edwards: OUT. Arizona State — OL Wade Helton: QUESTIONABLE; WR Harry Hassmann: OUT; WR Uriah Neloms: OUT; DB Lyrik Rawls: OUT.

Personnel / coaching impact: Arizona State coach Kenny Dillingham confirmed Nov. 2 that Jake Fette will remain the starter while Mikey Keene recovers from a knee injury. 

Georgia (7-1) at Ole Miss (6-2)

TV / time: 7:30 p.m. ET | ABC
Odds: Georgia -3.5 | Total 56.5
Weather: Mostly clear, about 48°F.

Betting records: Georgia 6-2 ATS (75.0% cover), O/U 6-2 (25.0% Under); Ole Miss 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 5-3 (37.5% Under).

Venue SU splits: Georgia 2-0 away; Ole Miss 4-0 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Georgia — Gunner Stockton: 1,671 passing yards, 16 TD, 4 INT, 71.8% completions; Ole Miss — Trinidad Chambliss: 2,189 passing yards, 18 TD, 8 INT, 63.9% completions.

Last game recap: Georgia: W 27-8 FLA (Oct 31, 2026); Gunner Stockton 13/23, 101 passing yards, 0 TD, 0 INT. Ole Miss: W 45-15 AUB (Oct 31, 2026); Trinidad Chambliss 22/34, 263 passing yards, 2 TD, 1 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Georgia: W 27-8 FLA (ATS W; U); L 24-27 AUB (ATS L; O); W 20-17 @ ALA (ATS W; U) | Ole Miss: W 45-15 AUB (ATS W; O); L 27-34 @ TEX (ATS L; O); W 31-3 MIZZ (ATS W; U).

Offense: Georgia: 250.8 passing, 200.1 rushing, 450.9 total yards/game; 41.0 points/game. Ole Miss: 282.1 passing, 157.5 rushing, 439.6 total yards/game; 37.1 points/game.

Defense: Georgia: 186.6 passing, 86.0 rushing, 272.6 total yards/game; 14.9 points/game allowed. Ole Miss: 235.0 passing, 148.9 rushing, 383.9 total yards/game; 24.0 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: Georgia +26.1 points/game, +178.3 yards/game; Ole Miss +13.1 points/game, +55.7 yards/game.

Key availability update: Georgia — RB Chauncey Bowens: QUESTIONABLE; WR Thomas Blackshear: QUESTIONABLE; TE Elyiss Williams: QUESTIONABLE; ILB AJ Kruah: QUESTIONABLE; DL Joseph Jonah-Ajonye: QUESTIONABLE; S Tyriq Green: QUESTIONABLE; OLB Amaris Williams: OUT. Ole Miss — DE Kam Franklin: QUESTIONABLE; LB Keaton Thomas: QUESTIONABLE; OL Carius Curne: OUT; RB Kewan Lacy: OUT; WR Izaiah Hartrup: OUT; WR Kervin Johnson Jr.: OUT; WR Samari Reed: OUT; LB Ant Davis Jr.: OUT.

Iowa (6-2) at Northwestern (6-2)

TV / time: 7:30 p.m. ET | FOX
Odds: Northwestern -2.5 | Total 45.5
Weather: Mostly clear to partly cloudy, about 46°F.

Betting records: Iowa 5-3 ATS (62.5% cover), O/U 2-6 (75.0% Under); Northwestern 4-3 ATS (57.1% cover), O/U 5-2 (28.6% Under).

Venue SU splits: Iowa 2-1 away; Northwestern 5-0 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Iowa — Hank Brown: 1,190 passing yards, 8 TD, 3 INT, 64.5% completions; Northwestern — Aidan Chiles: 1,898 passing yards, 13 TD, 1 INT, 68.8% completions.

Last game recap: Iowa: W 30-0 WIS (Oct 31, 2026); Hank Brown 20/24, 222 passing yards, 2 TD, 0 INT. Northwestern: L 26-34 @ ORE (Oct 31, 2026); Aidan Chiles 22/38, 281 passing yards, 1 TD, 0 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Iowa: W 30-0 WIS (ATS W; U); L 10-13 @ MINN (ATS L; U); W 41-24 @ WASH (ATS W; O) | Northwestern: L 26-34 @ ORE (ATS L; O); W 42-14 RUTG (ATS unlined; unlined); W 24-21 @ MSU (ATS L; U).

Offense: Iowa: 209.4 passing, 174.3 rushing, 383.6 total yards/game; 28.3 points/game. Northwestern: 237.3 passing, 200.9 rushing, 438.1 total yards/game; 33.6 points/game.
Defense: Iowa: 196.5 passing, 79.0 rushing, 275.5 total yards/game; 12.5 points/game allowed. Northwestern: 227.4 passing, 146.8 rushing, 374.1 total yards/game; 18.8 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: Iowa +15.8 points/game, +108.1 yards/game; Northwestern +14.8 points/game, +64.0 yards/game.

Key availability update:  Iowa — WR Dayton Howard: DOUBTFUL; TE Zach Ortwerth: QUESTIONABLE; DB Jaylen Watson: QUESTIONABLE; LB Nolan DeLong: QUESTIONABLE; DB Zach Lutmer: QUESTIONABLE; OL Cael Winter: OUT; OL Cannon Leonard: OUT; OL Lucas Allgeyer: OUT. Northwestern — QB Aidan Chiles: QUESTIONABLE; RB Robby Preckel: DOUBTFUL; DB Jon Jon Stevens Jr.: QUESTIONABLE; OL Ezomo Oratokhai: OUT; OL Jacob Miller: OUT; RB Daniel Anderson: OUT; TE Chris Petrucci: OUT; LB Jason Reynolds II: OUT.

Personnel / coaching impact: The Nov. 4 report lists Northwestern QB Aidan Chiles questionable. Iowa RB Kamari Moulton is out and WR Dayton Howard doubtful; S Zach Lutmer and TE Zach Ortwerth are questionable. 

Louisville (5-3) at Georgia Tech (2-6)

TV / time: 7:30 p.m. ET | ACC Network
Odds: Louisville -14.5 | Total 62.5
Weather: Mostly clear, about 54°F.

Betting records: Louisville 5-3 ATS (62.5% cover), O/U 7-1 (12.5% Under); Georgia Tech 1-7 ATS (12.5% cover), O/U 5-3 (37.5% Under).

Venue SU splits: Louisville 1-1 away; Georgia Tech 2-3 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Louisville — Lincoln Kienholz: 2,094 passing yards, 12 TD, 3 INT, 67.8% completions; Georgia Tech — Alberto Mendoza: 1,795 passing yards, 10 TD, 6 INT, 70.4% completions.

Last game recap: Louisville: W 52-24 STAN (Oct 31, 2026); Lincoln Kienholz 20/28, 250 passing yards, 2 TD, 0 INT. Georgia Tech: L 11-34 @ PITT (Oct 31, 2026); Alberto Mendoza 16/25, 81 passing yards, 0 TD, 0 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Louisville: W 52-24 STAN (ATS W; O); W 34-26 @ SYR (ATS L; O); W 44-20 FSU (ATS W; O) | Georgia Tech: L 11-34 @ PITT (ATS L; U); L 27-49 BC (ATS L; O); L 24-34 @ VT (ATS L; O).

Offense: Louisville: 267.0 passing, 225.1 rushing, 492.1 total yards/game; 40.4 points/game. Georgia Tech: 241.3 passing, 119.9 rushing, 361.1 total yards/game; 24.8 points/game.

Defense: Louisville: 269.0 passing, 142.3 rushing, 411.3 total yards/game; 27.0 points/game allowed. Georgia Tech: 195.0 passing, 219.3 rushing, 414.3 total yards/game; 30.8 points/game allowed.

Net scoring / yardage margins: Louisville +13.4 points/game, +80.8 yards/game; Georgia Tech -6.0 points/game, -53.2 yards/game.

Key availability update:  Louisville — WR Lawayne McCoy: QUESTIONABLE; DB Myles Norwood: QUESTIONABLE; OL Anwar O’neal: OUT; OT Bryten Close: OUT; OL James Glover-Tyson: OUT; WR Payton Cook: OUT; TE Hamilton Atkins: OUT; DB Antonio Watts: OUT. Georgia Tech — OL Courtney Heard: OUT; OL Ethan Mackenny: OUT; OL Jr. Kevin Peay: OUT; OL Markell Samuel: OUT; RB Malachi Hosley: OUT; WR Kentrell Davis: OUT; WR Rahkeem Smith: OUT; DE A.J. Hoffler: OUT.

Miami (FL) (8-0) at Notre Dame (7-1)

TV / time: 7:30 p.m. ET | NBC/Peacock
Odds: Notre Dame -7.5 | Total 55.5
Weather: Mostly cloudy, about 42°F; showers possible before kickoff.

Betting records: Miami (FL) 5-3 ATS (62.5% cover), O/U 7-1 (12.5% Under); Notre Dame 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 5-3 (37.5% Under).

Venue SU splits: Miami (FL) 4-0 away; Notre Dame 3-0 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Miami (FL) — Darian Mensah: 2,425 passing yards, 25 TD, 1 INT, 80.7% completions; Notre Dame — CJ Carr: 1,849 passing yards, 18 TD, 1 INT, 66.7% completions.

Last game recap: Miami (FL): W 38-35 @ UNC (Oct 31, 2026); Darian Mensah 22/29, 274 passing yards, 3 TD, 0 INT. Notre Dame: W 35-13 @ NAVY (Oct 31, 2026); CJ Carr 19/29, 210 passing yards, 2 TD, 0 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Miami (FL): W 38-35 @ UNC (ATS L; O); W 52-23 PITT (ATS W; O); W 43-35 FSU (ATS L; O) | Notre Dame: W 35-13 @ NAVY (ATS L; U); L 24-28 @ BYU (ATS L; O); W 58-7 STAN (ATS W; O).

Offense: Miami (FL): 332.4 passing, 202.5 rushing, 534.9 total yards/game; 47.6 points/game. Notre Dame: 256.8 passing, 186.0 rushing, 442.8 total yards/game; 40.4 points/game.
Defense: Miami (FL): 251.9 passing, 60.8 rushing, 312.6 total yards/game; 17.8 points/game allowed. Notre Dame: 150.9 passing, 85.4 rushing, 236.3 total yards/game; 13.4 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: Miami (FL) +29.8 points/game, +222.3 yards/game; Notre Dame +27.0 points/game, +206.5 yards/game.

Key availability update: This game’s official report was still pending in the latest retrieval. Prior-game absences within Oct. 23–Nov. 5, NOT confirmed current-game OUT designations: Miami (Oct 31 Game Day): CharMar Brown RB Out; Ja’Boree Antoine DB Out; Joshua Moore WR Out; Luka Gilbert TE Out.

Personnel / coaching impact: LATEST MAJOR CHANGE: Miami WR Malachi Toney suffered an ankle injury in Nov. 4 practice and is scheduled for surgery; reports say he will miss Notre Dame and multiple weeks.

  1. Michigan State (2-6) at Michigan (5-3)

TV / time: 7:30 p.m. ET | Peacock
Odds: Michigan -13.5 | Total 39.5
Weather: Cloudy, about 45°F.

Betting records: Michigan State 5-3 ATS (62.5% cover), O/U 2-6 (75.0% Under); Michigan 3-5 ATS (37.5% cover), O/U 2-6 (75.0% Under).

Venue SU splits: Michigan State 0-3 away; Michigan 4-2 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Michigan State — Alessio Milivojevic: 1,263 passing yards, 7 TD, 3 INT, 65.4% completions / Leo Hannan: 67 passing yards, 0 TD, 1 INT, 60.0% completions; Michigan — Tommy Carr: 503 passing yards, 2 TD, 1 INT, 72.1% completions.

Last game recap: Michigan State: L 10-28 @ UCLA (Oct 24, 2026); Leo Hannan 9/15, 67 passing yards, 0 TD, 1 INT. Michigan: W 28-21 @ RUTG (Oct 31, 2026); Tommy Carr 22/27, 266 passing yards, 1 TD, 0 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Michigan State: L 10-28 @ UCLA (ATS L; U); L 21-24 NW (ATS W; U); L 37-38 ILL (ATS W; O) | Michigan: W 28-21 @ RUTG (ATS L; O); L 6-13 IU (ATS W; U); W 21-18 PSU (ATS L; U).

Offense: Michigan State: 181.3 passing, 110.1 rushing, 291.4 total yards/game; 19.9 points/game. Michigan: 178.4 passing, 138.0 rushing, 316.4 total yards/game; 21.3 points/game.
Defense: Michigan State: 201.4 passing, 153.8 rushing, 355.1 total yards/game; 25.8 points/game allowed. Michigan: 150.6 passing, 99.4 rushing, 250.0 total yards/game; 16.4 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: Michigan State -5.9 points/game, -63.7 yards/game; Michigan +4.9 points/game, +66.4 yards/game.

Key availability update: Latest retrieved availability report — Wed Nov 4, 5:00 PM PT. Michigan State — QB Alessio Milivojevic: QUESTIONABLE; WR Charles Taplin: QUESTIONABLE; S Devin Vaught: QUESTIONABLE; CB Keshawn Williams: QUESTIONABLE; CB Tyran Chappell: QUESTIONABLE; QB Cam Fancher: OUT; OL Tristan Comer: OUT; RB Cam Edwards: OUT. Michigan — OL Brady Norton: QUESTIONABLE; TE Hogan Hansen: QUESTIONABLE; DE Dom Nichols: QUESTIONABLE; DE John Henry Daley: QUESTIONABLE; S Jordan Young: QUESTIONABLE; S Rod Moore: QUESTIONABLE; OL Ace Hamilton: OUT; OL Andrew Sprague: OUT.

Oklahoma (4-4) at Florida (5-3)

TV / time: 7:45 p.m. ET | SEC Network
Odds: Florida -6.5 | Total 45.5
Weather: Mostly clear, about 66°F.

Betting records: Oklahoma 3-5 ATS (37.5% cover), O/U 3-5 (62.5% Under); Florida 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 4-4 (50.0% Under).

Venue SU splits: Oklahoma 1-2 away; Florida 3-1 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Oklahoma — John Mateer: 1,835 passing yards, 13 TD, 7 INT, 65.6% completions; Florida — Tramell Jones Jr.: 579 passing yards, 4 TD, 3 INT, 70.8% completions / Aaron Philo: 1,367 passing yards, 9 TD, 5 INT, 70.5% completions.

Last game recap: Oklahoma: L 25-42 SOCAR (Oct 31, 2026); John Mateer 26/43, 244 passing yards, 2 TD, 0 INT. Florida: L 8-27 @ UGA (Oct 31, 2026); Tramell Jones Jr. 18/25, 172 passing yards, 0 TD, 1 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Oklahoma: L 25-42 SOCAR (ATS L; O); W 23-15 @ MSST (ATS W; U); L 13-21 UK (ATS L; U) | Florida: L 8-27 @ UGA (ATS L; U); W 27-24 @ TEX (ATS W; U); L 19-38 SOCAR (ATS L; U).

Offense: Oklahoma: 230.1 passing, 106.8 rushing, 336.9 total yards/game; 22.0 points/game. Florida: 249.3 passing, 176.0 rushing, 425.3 total yards/game; 35.6 points/game.

Defense: Oklahoma: 175.4 passing, 129.3 rushing, 304.6 total yards/game; 20.8 points/game allowed. Florida: 235.8 passing, 133.5 rushing, 369.3 total yards/game; 28.1 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: Oklahoma +1.2 points/game, +32.3 yards/game; Florida +7.5 points/game, +56.0 yards/game.

Key availability update: Latest retrieved availability report — Wed Nov 4, 5:10 PM PT. Oklahoma — OL Eddy Pierre-Louis: DOUBTFUL; WR Elijah Thomas: DOUBTFUL; WR Jer’Michael Carter: QUESTIONABLE; TE Rocky Beers: QUESTIONABLE; DB Eli Bowen: QUESTIONABLE; DL Kenny Ozowalu: QUESTIONABLE; DB Peyton Bowen: QUESTIONABLE; OL Fred Hinton: OUT. Florida — WR Vernell Brown III: DOUBTFUL; WR Bailey Stockton: QUESTIONABLE; DL Emmanuel Oyebadejo: QUESTIONABLE; OL Emeka Ugorji: OUT; TE Evan Chieca: OUT; ILB Jaden Robinson: OUT; DL Jeramiah McCloud: OUT.

Personnel / coaching impact: Oklahoma fired OC Ben Arbuckle after the South Carolina loss.  

Matchup / betting analysis: Oklahoma’s offensive coordinator change introduces uncertainty beyond ordinary quarterback statistics. Florida must also settle its quarterback deployment. The Gators’ home field helps, but laying nearly a touchdown with an unsettled offense is uncomfortable. 

Liberty (7-1) at New Mexico State (3-5)

TV / time: 8:00 p.m. ET | ESPNU
Odds: Liberty -16.5 | Total 46.5
Weather: Partly cloudy, about 52°F.

Betting records: Liberty 6-2 ATS (75.0% cover), O/U 3-5 (62.5% Under); New Mexico State 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 3-5 (62.5% Under).

Venue SU splits: Liberty 3-1 away; New Mexico State 2-2 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Liberty — D. Purdie: 1,453 passing yards, 10 TD, 1 INT, 63.2% completions; New Mexico State — A. Damante: 660 passing yards, 6 TD, 4 INT, 58.0% completions.

Last game recap: Liberty: W 49-10 FIU (Oct 31, 2026); D.Purdie 16/19, 227 passing yards, 1 TD, 1 INT. New Mexico State: L 0-24 JVST (Oct 28, 2026); A.Damante 7/20, 23 passing yards, 0 TD, 1 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Liberty: W 49-10 FIU (ATS W; O); W 34-6 @ KENN (ATS W; U); W 35-3 SHSU (ATS W; U) | New Mexico State: L 0-24 JVST (ATS L; U); W 30-24 @ SHSU (ATS W; O); L 3-22 @ FIU (ATS L; U).

Offense: Liberty: 198.8 passing, 212.3 rushing, 411.0 total yards/game; 33.8 points/game. New Mexico State: 195.8 passing, 156.8 rushing, 352.5 total yards/game; 21.5 points/game.

Defense: Liberty: 177.0 passing, 105.1 rushing, 282.1 total yards/game; 13.5 points/game allowed. New Mexico State: 209.1 passing, 136.0 rushing, 345.1 total yards/game; 25.3 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: Liberty +20.3 points/game, +128.9 yards/game; New Mexico State -3.8 points/game, +7.4 yards/game.

Key availability update: This game’s official report was still pending in the latest retrieval. Prior-game absences within Oct. 23–Nov. 5, NOT confirmed current-game OUT designations: New Mexico State (Oct 28 Game Day): Bernock Iya S Out; Desmin Hatfield-Rushton S Out; Ilya Uvaydov K Out; Jaylen Stokes WR Out.

Fresno State (5-3) at Utah State (3-5)

TV / time: 9:30 p.m. ET | USA Network
Odds: Fresno State -2.5 | Total 42.5
Weather: Clear, about 41°F.

Betting records: Fresno State 6-2 ATS (75.0% cover), O/U 5-3 (37.5% Under); Utah State 5-3 ATS (62.5% cover), O/U 1-7 (87.5% Under).

Venue SU splits: Fresno State 2-2 away; Utah State 3-1 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Fresno State — J. Mandal: 1,595 passing yards, 10 TD, 2 INT, 63.2% completions; Utah State — M. Hillstead: 398 passing yards, 3 TD, 4 INT, 57.6% completions.

Last game recap: Fresno State: W 38-22 ORST (Oct 31, 2026); J.Mandal 11/17, 202 passing yards, 2 TD, 1 INT. Utah State: W 31-14 CSU (Oct 31, 2026); M.Hillstead 17/22, 173 passing yards, 1 TD, 0 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Fresno State: W 38-22 ORST (ATS W; O); L 23-26 @ SDSU (ATS L; O); L 31-38 BSU (ATS W; O) | Utah State: W 31-14 CSU (ATS W; U); L 17-20 @ TXST (ATS W; U); W 17-16 WSU (ATS L; U).

Offense: Fresno State: 210.9 passing, 145.4 rushing, 356.3 total yards/game; 28.9 points/game. Utah State: 196.0 passing, 130.1 rushing, 326.1 total yards/game; 16.9 points/game.
Defense: Fresno State: 233.5 passing, 159.0 rushing, 392.5 total yards/game; 21.0 points/game allowed. Utah State: 208.3 passing, 125.6 rushing, 333.9 total yards/game; 21.9 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: Fresno State +7.9 points/game, -36.2 yards/game; Utah State -5.0 points/game, -7.8 yards/game.

Key availability update: . Fresno State — SP Ethan Rossetti: QUESTIONABLE; DL Jahzon Jacks: QUESTIONABLE; DL Jairus Satele: QUESTIONABLE; ILB Lucas Blumling: QUESTIONABLE; ILB Niko Baumgartner: QUESTIONABLE; OL Gino Quinones: OUT; DL Noah Yeh: OUT; DB Ryan Wilson: OUT. Utah State — OL Jimmy Liston: QUESTIONABLE; WR Eli Wood: DOUBTFUL; DB Chapman Lewis: DOUBTFUL; OL Kauasi Hansen: OUT; WR Nikko Boncore: OUT; TE Jude Nelson: OUT; ILB Chris Joe: OUT; ILB Harrison Taggart: OUT.

Hawai’i (2-6) at UTEP (1-7)

TV / time: 9:30 p.m. ET | FS1
Odds: Hawaii -8.5 | Total 49.5
Weather: Cloudy, about 51°F.

Betting records: Hawai’i 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 2-6 (75.0% Under); UTEP 1-7 ATS (12.5% cover), O/U 3-5 (62.5% Under).

Venue SU splits: Hawai’i 1-3 away; UTEP 1-3 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Hawai’i — M. Alejado: 2,186 passing yards, 9 TD, 6 INT, 59.9% completions; UTEP — E. Colson Jr.: 687 passing yards, 7 TD, 5 INT, 66.7% completions.

Last game recap: Hawai’i: W 56-21 @ NIU (Oct 24, 2026); M.Alejado 22/32, 323 passing yards, 3 TD, 1 INT. UTEP: L 7-31 @ NDSU (Oct 31, 2026); E.Colson Jr. 11/16, 59 passing yards, 0 TD, 2 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Hawai’i: W 56-21 @ NIU (ATS W; O); L 10-21 UNM (ATS W; U); L 12-30 @ ASU (ATS W; U) | UTEP: L 7-31 @ NDSU (ATS L; U); L 11-24 SJSU (ATS L; U); L 13-30 NEV (ATS L; U).

Offense: Hawai’i: 275.8 passing, 89.6 rushing, 365.4 total yards/game; 20.8 points/game. UTEP: 144.3 passing, 136.0 rushing, 280.3 total yards/game; 14.1 points/game.
Defense: Hawai’i: 198.3 passing, 170.0 rushing, 368.3 total yards/game; 24.5 points/game allowed. UTEP: 209.3 passing, 186.9 rushing, 396.1 total yards/game; 36.5 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: Hawai’i -3.7 points/game, -2.9 yards/game; UTEP -22.4 points/game, -115.8 yards/game.

Key availability update: Nov. 4 report: Hawaii — WR Pofele Ashlock, WR Robert Haynes, TE Anthony Hickman, OL Boogie Henderson, OL Eric McFall, DL Elijah Williams, DL Ha’aheo Dela Cruz, DL Luther McCoy and DB Joenel Figueroa OUT. UTEP — LBs Ekow Taylor, Isaiah Bogerty and Kofi Taylor-Barrocks, OLs Jackson Bradley and Rashad Smith and WR Mason Ferguson OUT; RB Tavorus Jones, WR Jaden Smith, TE Jackson Stoner, DL Preston Hickey and LB Garrett Hawkins QUESTIONABLE.

West Virginia (5-3) at Texas Tech (7-1)

TV / time: 9:30 p.m. ET | ESPN
Odds: Texas Tech -17.5 | Total 65.5
Weather: Mostly cloudy, about 49°F.

Betting records: West Virginia 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 7-1 (12.5% Under); Texas Tech 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 6-2 (25.0% Under).

Venue SU splits: West Virginia 1-1 away; Texas Tech 5-0 home.

QB matchup (season passing): West Virginia — Michael Hawkins Jr.: 1,598 passing yards, 11 TD, 2 INT, 56.6% completions; Texas Tech — Thomas Castellanos: 189 passing yards, 4 TD, 1 INT, 48.3% completions.

Last game recap: West Virginia: W 24-20 @ TCU (Oct 24, 2026); Michael Hawkins Jr. 7/15, 79 passing yards, 1 TD, 1 INT. Texas Tech: W 34-26 ARIZ (Oct 31, 2026); Thomas Castellanos 11/24, 144 passing yards, 2 TD, 0 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): West Virginia: W 24-20 @ TCU (ATS W; U); W 45-42 CIN (ATS W; O); L 31-52 ARIZ (ATS L; O) | Texas Tech: W 34-26 ARIZ (ATS W; O); L 24-37 @ CIN (ATS L; O); W 53-25 ASU (ATS W; O).

Offense: West Virginia: 206.5 passing, 261.6 rushing, 468.1 total yards/game; 35.9 points/game. Texas Tech: 218.8 passing, 207.0 rushing, 425.8 total yards/game; 35.6 points/game.

Defense: West Virginia: 317.9 passing, 166.0 rushing, 483.9 total yards/game; 32.3 points/game allowed. Texas Tech: 285.0 passing, 94.9 rushing, 379.9 total yards/game; 21.1 points/game allowed.

Net scoring / yardage margins: West Virginia +3.6 points/game, -15.8 yards/game; Texas Tech +14.5 points/game, +45.9 yards/game.

Key availability update: Latest retrieved availability report — Wed Nov 4, 7:00 PM PT. West Virginia — QB Jyron Hughley: DOUBTFUL; S Da’Mare Williams: QUESTIONABLE; S Jacob Bradford: QUESTIONABLE; RB Andre Devine: OUT; RB Lawrence Autry: OUT; DL Darius Wiley: OUT; N/S Emory Snyder: OUT. Texas Tech — WR Malcolm Simmons: DOUBTFUL; WR Kenny Johnson: QUESTIONABLE; OLB Ansel Nedore: QUESTIONABLE; S Mikal Harrison-Pilot: QUESTIONABLE; WR Jalen Jones: OUT.

Personnel / coaching impact: Texas Tech switched to Thomas Castellanos as the primary starter last week after earlier Will Hammond usage.

Texas State (4-4) at Oregon State (5-3)

TV / time: 10:30 p.m. ET | The CW
Odds: Oregon State -6.5 | Total 71.5
Weather: Cloudy, about 56°F; showers possible.

Betting records: Texas State 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 6-2 (25.0% Under); Oregon State 6-2 ATS (75.0% cover), O/U 7-1 (12.5% Under).

Venue SU splits: Texas State 0-3 away; Oregon State 3-1 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Texas State — B. Jackson: 1,933 passing yards, 18 TD, 5 INT, 67.2% completions; Oregon State — B. Atkinson: 2,977 passing yards, 25 TD, 2 INT, 66.9% completions.

Last game recap: Texas State: L 45-46 @ BSU (Oct 31, 2026); B.Jackson 23/38, 327 passing yards, 4 TD, 0 INT. Oregon State: L 22-38 @ FRES (Oct 31, 2026); B.Atkinson 33/59, 373 passing yards, 1 TD, 0 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Texas State: L 45-46 @ BSU (ATS W; O); W 20-17 USU (ATS L; U); W 66-27 CSU (ATS W; O) | Oregon State: L 22-38 @ FRES (ATS L; O); W 48-30 WSU (ATS L; O); W 66-14 SDSU (ATS W; O).

Offense: Texas State: 255.9 passing, 250.8 rushing, 506.6 total yards/game; 38.1 points/game. Oregon State: 383.4 passing, 134.0 rushing, 517.4 total yards/game; 40.1 points/game.

Defense: Texas State: 295.4 passing, 119.0 rushing, 414.4 total yards/game; 32.0 points/game allowed. Oregon State: 204.5 passing, 146.6 rushing, 351.1 total yards/game; 25.0 points/game allowed.

Net scoring / yardage margins: Texas State +6.1 points/game, +92.2 yards/game; Oregon State +15.1 points/game, +166.3 yards/game.

Key availability update: Texas State — ILB Tice Williams: QUESTIONABLE; TE Cole Snodgrass: OUT; ILB Ayden Jones: OUT; DB Jayden Lawton: OUT; SP Joshua Selmes: OUT; DL Mekhi Buchanan: OUT. Oregon State — WR Eddie Freauff: QUESTIONABLE; DL Tevita Pome’e: QUESTIONABLE; DB Kai Wheaton: OUT; ILB Kord Shaw: OUT; DB Ryan RJ Whitten: OUT.

 Wyoming (5-3) at UNLV (5-3)

TV / time: 10:30 p.m. ET | CBS Sports Network
Odds: UNLV -5.5 | Total 48.5
Weather: Indoors at Allegiant Stadium.

Betting records: Wyoming 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 2-6 (75.0% Under); UNLV 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 2-6 (75.0% Under).

Venue SU splits: Wyoming 1-3 away; UNLV 3-1 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Wyoming — T. Hughes: 1,131 passing yards, 5 TD, 7 INT, 62.8% completions; UNLV — J. Arnold: 1,655 passing yards, 13 TD, 4 INT, 60.4% completions.

Last game recap: Wyoming: W 28-14 AFA (Oct 23, 2026); T.Hughes 10/17, 113 passing yards, 2 TD, 0 INT. UNLV: W 31-24 NIU (Oct 31, 2026); J.Arnold 20/30, 269 passing yards, 3 TD, 2 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Wyoming: W 28-14 AFA (ATS W; U); W 41-23 NIU (ATS W; O); W 16-13 @ SJSU (ATS W; U) | UNLV: W 31-24 NIU (ATS L; U); L 31-41 @ AFA (ATS L; O); W 13-7 NDSU (ATS W; U).

Offense: Wyoming: 142.3 passing, 185.5 rushing, 327.8 total yards/game; 19.5 points/game. UNLV: 237.7 passing, 200.4 rushing, 438.1 total yards/game; 28.6 points/game.

Defense: Wyoming: 180.4 passing, 188.6 rushing, 369.0 total yards/game; 20.0 points/game allowed. UNLV: 234.9 passing, 216.9 rushing, 451.7 total yards/game; 27.1 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: Wyoming -0.5 points/game, -41.2 yards/game; UNLV +1.5 points/game, -13.6 yards/game.

Key availability update: Wyoming (Oct 23 Game Day): Brooklyn Cheek DB Out; Caleb Robinson DT Out; Gage Brook TE Out; Ian Bell CB Out UNLV (Oct 31 Initial): CJ Besser DL Out; Cohen Fuller DL Out; Cole Albrecht LB Out; DeAngelo Irvin Jr. WR Out.

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6

Virginia Tech (6-2) at SMU (6-2)

TV / time: 7:00 p.m. ET | ESPN
Odds: SMU -6.5 | Total 56.5
Weather: Mostly clear, about 65°F.

Betting records: Virginia Tech 5-3 ATS (62.5% cover), O/U 5-3 (37.5% Under); SMU 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 3-5 (62.5% Under).

Venue SU splits: Virginia Tech 3-1 away; SMU 5-0 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Virginia Tech — Ethan Grunkemeyer: 2,140 passing yards, 17 TD, 2 INT, 71.6% completions; SMU — Kevin Jennings: 2,414 passing yards, 21 TD, 5 INT, 73.7% completions.

Last game recap: Virginia Tech: W 20-16 @ CLEM (Oct 24, 2026); Ethan Grunkemeyer 20/32, 156 passing yards, 2 TD, 0 INT. SMU: L 27-30 @ SYR (Oct 31, 2026); Kevin Jennings 29/36, 352 passing yards, 2 TD, 0 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Virginia Tech: W 20-16 @ CLEM (ATS W; U); W 34-24 GT (ATS W; O); L 20-25 @ CAL (ATS L; U) | SMU: L 27-30 @ SYR (ATS L; U); W 59-20 CAL (ATS W; O); W 23-13 UVA (ATS W; U).

Offense: Virginia Tech: 284.4 passing, 138.5 rushing, 422.9 total yards/game; 35.0 points/game. SMU: 318.0 passing, 146.1 rushing, 464.1 total yards/game; 35.3 points/game.
Defense: Virginia Tech: 218.0 passing, 93.4 rushing, 311.4 total yards/game; 20.5 points/game allowed. SMU: 181.8 passing, 125.9 rushing, 307.6 total yards/game; 22.3 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: Virginia Tech +14.5 points/game, +111.5 yards/game; SMU +13.0 points/game, +156.5 yards/game.

Key availability update: . Virginia Tech — OL Marlen Bright: QUESTIONABLE; WR Luke Stuewe: QUESTIONABLE; WR Shamarius “Snook” Peterkin: QUESTIONABLE; DL Emmett Laws: QUESTIONABLE; DL Randy Adirika: QUESTIONABLE; CB Thomas Williams: QUESTIONABLE; OL Justin Terry: OUT; OL Lucas Austin: OUT. SMU — S Ahmaad Moses: QUESTIONABLE; OL Abel Hoopii: OUT; RB Link Rhodes: OUT; WR Carterrious Brown: OUT; LB I’Zayah Young: OUT; DE Ira Singleton IV: OUT; CB Jaelyn Davis-Robinson: OUT; DE Trey Wilson: OUT.

Top 2 conditional prop targets (entry thresholds, not posted lines):

  1. Kevin Jennings OVER passing yards at 269.5  

  2. Ethan Grunkemeyer OVER passing yards at 239.5 

South Florida (6-2) at East Carolina (4-4)

TV / time: 7:30 p.m. ET | ESPN2
Odds: East Carolina -2.5 | Total 39.5
Weather: Clouds and a shower risk, about 67°F.

Betting records: South Florida 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 3-5 (62.5% Under); East Carolina 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 2-6 (75.0% Under).

Venue SU splits: South Florida 2-1 away; East Carolina 3-1 home.

QB matchup (season passing): South Florida — M. Van Buren Jr.: 1,273 passing yards, 6 TD, 0 INT, 64.1% completions / L. Kromenhoek: 60 passing yards, 0 TD, 0 INT, 64.3% completions; East Carolina — M. Griffis: 753 passing yards, 4 TD, 5 INT, 54.8% completions.

Last game recap: South Florida: W 30-10 UAB (Oct 31, 2026); L.Kromenhoek 7/10, 39 passing yards, 0 TD, 0 INT. East Carolina: W 17-9 TEM (Oct 31, 2026); M.Griffis 17/30, 130 passing yards, 0 TD, 1 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): South Florida: W 30-10 UAB (ATS W; U); W 29-2 KENT (ATS W; U); L 24-31 @ UTSA (ATS L; O) | East Carolina: W 17-9 TEM (ATS W; U); L 34-41 @ MEM (ATS W; O); L 17-30 @ UAB (ATS L; U).

Offense: South Florida: 166.6 passing, 148.0 rushing, 314.6 total yards/game; 27.0 points/game. East Carolina: 186.5 passing, 164.5 rushing, 351.0 total yards/game; 24.0 points/game.
Defense: South Florida: 178.4 passing, 128.3 rushing, 306.6 total yards/game; 14.5 points/game allowed. East Carolina: 196.6 passing, 139.8 rushing, 336.4 total yards/game; 24.1 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: South Florida +12.5 points/game, +8.0 yards/game; East Carolina -0.1 points/game, +14.6 yards/game.

Key availability update: South Florida (Oct 31 Game Day): A’Mon Lane-Ganus S Out; Cash Hudson OL Out; Gabe Legrand WR Out; Iverson Garcia-Ponce NT Out East Carolina (Oct 31 Game Day): Ayden Duncanson DB Out; Dawson Quarterman WR Out; DeMarius Hines DB Out; Dillon Lorick WR Out.

 

Nebraska (5-3) at Illinois (5-3)

TV / time: 8:00 p.m. ET | FOX
Odds: Nebraska -4.5 | Total 49.5
Weather: Mostly clear, about 41°F.

Betting records: Nebraska 6-2 ATS (75.0% cover), O/U 3-5 (62.5% Under); Illinois 4-4 ATS (50.0% cover), O/U 5-3 (37.5% Under).

Venue SU splits: Nebraska 1-1 away; Illinois 3-2 home.

QB matchup (season passing): Nebraska — Anthony Colandrea: 1,825 passing yards, 15 TD, 7 INT, 61.2% completions; Illinois — Katin Houser: 1,663 passing yards, 13 TD, 5 INT, 64.8% completions.

Last game recap: Nebraska: L 10-17 WASH (Oct 31, 2026); Anthony Colandrea 24/44, 255 passing yards, 1 TD, 3 INT. Illinois: W 20-17 @ MD (Oct 31, 2026); Katin Houser 18/32, 223 passing yards, 1 TD, 1 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): Nebraska: L 10-17 WASH (ATS L; U); L 14-17 @ ORE (ATS W; U); L 17-20 IU (ATS W; U) | Illinois: W 20-17 @ MD (ATS W; U); W 21-10 ORE (ATS W; U); W 38-37 @ MSU (ATS L; O).

Offense: Nebraska: 238.3 passing, 186.6 rushing, 424.9 total yards/game; 32.4 points/game. Illinois: 230.0 passing, 164.3 rushing, 394.3 total yards/game; 29.0 points/game.
Defense: Nebraska: 179.6 passing, 91.1 rushing, 270.8 total yards/game; 15.6 points/game allowed. Illinois: 240.8 passing, 129.9 rushing, 370.6 total yards/game; 24.3 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: Nebraska +16.8 points/game, +154.1 yards/game; Illinois +4.7 points/game, +23.7 yards/game.

Key availability update:   Nebraska — RB Vincent Genatone: OUT; WR Larry Miles: OUT; DL Anthony Jones Jr.: OUT; DL Gabe Moore: OUT; LB Jacob Bower: OUT; LB Jase Reynolds: OUT; DB Kahmir Prescott: OUT. Illinois — TE BJ Thurman: DOUBTFUL; OL Kai Pritchard: OUT; OL TJ McMillen: OUT; RB Ca’Lil Valentine: OUT; WR Jayshon Platt: OUT; DL Carter Smith: OUT; DL Demetrius John: OUT; LB Grant Beerman: OUT.

Personnel / coaching impact: The Nov. 4 update no longer lists Nebraska OL Gunnar Gottula or DB Jamir Conn as questionable. Illinois QB Katin Houser has no designation after returning Oct. 31; RB Ca’Lil Valentine remains out. Larry Miles is out rather than questionable.

Trends:  Nebraska 5-1 Under last six overall; 0-4-1 ATS last five Friday games; 1-5-1 ATS last seven after an ATS loss. Illinois 3-9 ATS last 12 Friday games; 5-1-1 ATS last seven in November; 4-1-1 Under last six Friday games; 4-0 Under last four in November.

 

Top 2 conditional prop targets 

  1. Anthony Colandrea OVER 0.5 interceptions  

  2. Katin Houser UNDER passing yards (219.5)

New Mexico (7-1) at Nevada (3-5)

TV / time: 9:00 p.m. ET | CBS Sports Network
Odds: New Mexico -10.5 | Total 38.5
Weather: Mostly clear, about 53°F.

Betting records: New Mexico 6-2 ATS (75.0% cover), O/U 3-5 (62.5% Under); Nevada 5-3 ATS (62.5% cover), O/U 3-5 (62.5% Under).

Venue SU splits: New Mexico 3-1 away; Nevada 2-2 home.

QB matchup (season passing): New Mexico — T. Fa’avae: 891 passing yards, 6 TD, 7 INT, 57.4% completions; Nevada — A. Bianco: 397 passing yards, 2 TD, 3 INT, 52.1% completions / L. Duncan: 265 passing yards, 2 TD, 5 INT, 47.3% completions.

Last game recap: New Mexico: W 21-16 @ SJSU (Oct 31, 2026); T.Fa’avae 9/14, 101 passing yards, 1 TD, 3 INT. Nevada: L 0-27 @ UCLA (Oct 31, 2026); A.Bianco 6/13, 71 passing yards, 0 TD, 0 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): New Mexico: W 21-16 @ SJSU (ATS L; U); W 21-16 NDSU (ATS W; U); W 21-10 @ HAW (ATS L; U) | Nevada: L 0-27 @ UCLA (ATS L; U); W 28-13 SJSU (ATS W; U); L 17-31 @ NDSU (ATS W; O).

Offense: New Mexico: 148.0 passing, 213.1 rushing, 361.1 total yards/game; 35.0 points/game. Nevada: 169.0 passing, 167.0 rushing, 336.0 total yards/game; 23.0 points/game.
Defense: New Mexico: 176.5 passing, 81.6 rushing, 258.1 total yards/game; 11.9 points/game allowed. Nevada: 156.1 passing, 162.0 rushing, 318.1 total yards/game; 22.6 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: New Mexico +23.1 points/game, +103.0 yards/game; Nevada +0.4 points/game, +17.9 yards/game.

Key availability update: New Mexico — CB Ormanie Arnold: QUESTIONABLE; QB Jack Layne: OUT; QB James Laubstein: OUT; OL Elvin Harris: OUT; OL Kaden Robnett: OUT; WR Massiah Mingo: OUT; WR Shawn Miller: OUT; WR Troy Omiere: OUT. Nevada — K Joe McFadden: QUESTIONABLE; QB Carter Jones: OUT; OL Elias Justice: OUT; TE DJ Asiasi: OUT; DB Bryson Snelling: OUT; LB Colson Kermode: OUT; DB Cooper Wilson: OUT; LB Jake Silverman: OUT.

Personnel / coaching impact: New Mexico C Kaden Robnett is newly confirmed out for the season in Nov. 4 reporting. That matters to the interior run game. Nevada QB Carter Jones is out on the Nov. 5 report, replacing the older questionable entry.

 

TCU (4-4) at Arizona (6-2)

TV / time: 10:15 p.m. ET | ESPN
Odds: Arizona -7.5 | Total 45.5
Weather: Mostly clear, about 65°F.

Betting records: TCU 3-5 ATS (37.5% cover), O/U 1-7 (87.5% Under); Arizona 3-5 ATS (37.5% cover), O/U 4-4 (50.0% Under).

Venue SU splits: TCU 1-1 away; Arizona 4-0 home.

QB matchup (season passing): TCU — Jaden Craig: 2,207 passing yards, 11 TD, 6 INT, 65.1% completions; Arizona — Noah Fifita: 2,481 passing yards, 19 TD, 4 INT, 74.1% completions.

Last game recap: TCU: W 22-16 KU (Oct 31, 2026); Jaden Craig 13/29, 141 passing yards, 0 TD, 0 INT. Arizona: L 26-34 @ TTU (Oct 31, 2026); Noah Fifita 33/45, 417 passing yards, 1 TD, 0 INT.

Last three (newest first; ATS result / total result): TCU: W 22-16 KU (ATS L; U); L 20-24 WVU (ATS L; U); W 17-6 @ BAY (ATS W; U) | Arizona: L 26-34 @ TTU (ATS L; O); W 39-3 ISU (ATS W; U); W 52-31 @ WVU (ATS W; O).

Offense: TCU: 275.9 passing, 114.6 rushing, 390.5 total yards/game; 23.3 points/game. Arizona: 324.1 passing, 131.5 rushing, 455.6 total yards/game; 34.9 points/game.


Defense: TCU: 174.6 passing, 113.0 rushing, 287.6 total yards/game; 14.1 points/game allowed. Arizona: 199.8 passing, 134.8 rushing, 334.5 total yards/game; 18.9 points/game allowed.
Net scoring / yardage margins: TCU +9.2 points/game, +102.9 yards/game; Arizona +16.0 points/game, +121.1 yards/game.

Key availability update: Latest retrieved availability report — . TCU — RB Jeremy Payne: QUESTIONABLE; OL Cade Bennett: OUT; RB Jon Denman: OUT; WR Cooper Reid: OUT; WR Keagan Cunningham: OUT; WR Terry Shelton: OUT; TE Braden Bach: OUT; CB Devondre McGee: OUT. Arizona — OL Grayson Stovall: DOUBTFUL; RB Ismail Mahdi: QUESTIONABLE; WR Caleb Smith: QUESTIONABLE; LB Max Harris: QUESTIONABLE; CB Swayde Griffin: QUESTIONABLE; WR R.J. Mosley: OUT; TE Shane King: OUT; S Cam Chapa: OUT.

Personnel / coaching impact: TCU fired co-offensive coordinator AJ Ricker in late October.  

Top 3 conditional prop targets (entry thresholds, not posted lines):

  1. Noah Fifita UNDER passing yards at 289.5 or higher 

  2. Jaden Craig UNDER passing touchdowns at 1.5 or higher:  

  3. Isaiah Mizell UNDER receiving yards at 79.5 or higher, if active 

 

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Thursday Football Betting Preview — November 5, 2026 


Jacksonville Jaguars (5-2) at Baltimore Ravens (4-4)
8:15 p.m. | Prime Video | M&T Bank Stadium

Odds: Jacksonville -10.5; total 39.5.  Jacksonville -500 and Baltimore +425.

The major storyline: Baltimore has ruled out Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley, putting undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano in line for his first NFL start. This changes the offense considerably.

Quarterback matchup

  • Trevor Lawrence, Jacksonville: 1,690 passing yards, 17 touchdowns, four interceptions, 65.7% completions; 80 rushing yards. He enters with an excellent touchdown-to-interception ratio and has produced efficiently without needing enormous passing volume.  
  • Joe Fagnano, Baltimore: In his relief appearance against Buffalo, he completed 10 of 21 passes for 91 yards, with one interception and a lost fumble. Baltimore finished that game with only 144 total yards. His first start comes on a short preparation week.  

EPA and efficiency

EPA measures how much a play changes a team’s expected points. Positive offensive EPA is better; negative defensive EPA allowed is better.

The current matchup page from Early Downs reports:

MeasureJacksonvilleBaltimore
Offensive EPA/play+0.12 — 3rd+0.02 — 16th
Defensive EPA/play allowed-0.08 — 4th+0.02 — 18th

Offense/Defense

Jacksonville offense vs. Baltimore defense: The Jaguars average 350.3 total yards, with 227.4 net passing and 122.9 rushing yards per game. Their 6.1 yards per play shows more explosiveness than the total-yardage ranking alone suggests. Baltimore allows 331.0 yards, split between 228.2 passing and 102.8 rushing, and holds opponents to 3.8 yards per rush.  

Baltimore offense vs. Jacksonville defense: Baltimore’s season average is 338.6 yards per game; Jacksonville allows 331.3. The practical question is whether Henry can keep Baltimore out of obvious passing situations. Those season averages carry less predictive value now that Baltimore is starting its third quarterback.

Key injuries and impact

Baltimore

  • QB Lamar Jackson — OUT, right thumb.
  • QB Tyler Huntley — OUT, toe.
  • S Jaylinn Hawkins — OUT, knee.
  • CB Nate Wiggins — QUESTIONABLE, stinger/illness. His absence would further weaken coverage.

Jacksonville

  • RB Bhayshul Tuten — QUESTIONABLE, ankle/foot; game-time decision. He missed all three practices.
  • DE Travon Walker — QUESTIONABLE, ribs.
  • DT DaVon Hamilton and S Eric Murray — placed on injured reserve with season-ending injuries.

Tuten has 492 rushing yards, 181 receiving yards and six total touchdowns. Rodriguez has 209 rushing yards and three touchdowns and would be a candidate for additional work if Tuten sits. Hamilton’s absence is particularly relevant to Henry’s rushing matchup.

Last-game recap

Jacksonville beat Indianapolis 42-7. Lawrence went 10-for-14 for 210 yards and three touchdowns; Tuten rushed for 104 yards and scored both rushing and receiving. The defense recorded four sacks and three takeaways.

Baltimore lost 36-10 at Buffalo, its third consecutive defeat, while losing both Jackson and Huntley during the game.  

Weather: Approximately 67°F at kickoff, with clouds and intermittent showers possible during the game.

Top prop bets — ranked

  1. Joe Fagnano Under 162.5 passing yards (-113).

  2. Trevor Lawrence Under 237.5 passing yards (-113).

  3. Derrick Henry Under 69.5 rushing yards (-113), 

Best bets

  • Preferred: Baltimore team total Under 14.5, at -120 or better.   

UTSA Roadrunners (7-1) at Florida Atlantic Owls (5-3)
7:30 p.m. | ESPN | Flagler Credit Union Stadium, Boca Raton

Odds: UTSA  -7; total approximately 72.5; moneylines are UTSA -265 / FAU +215.  

UTSA enters 4-0 in conference play, riding five consecutive wins and coming off a bye. FAU is 2-2 in the conference after losing a high-scoring game at North Texas.  

Quarterback matchup

Owen McCown, UTSA: 169-of-243, 69.5%, 1,751 yards, 10 touchdowns and four interceptions. He also has 116 rushing yards and a rushing touchdown. UTSA can win through balance rather than asking him to carry every possession.  

Caden Veltkamp, FAU: 227-of-316, 71.8%, 2,536 yards, 23 touchdowns and five interceptions, using UTSA’s official scouting report. His leading target, Easton Messer, has 74 catches for 898 yards and nine touchdowns. This is a dangerous passing offense even when FAU trails. 

Offense/Defense

UTSA averages approximately 409.3 total yards, with 224.4 passing and 184.9 rushing yards.  

FAU’s defense allows 468.9 yards per game, including 256.0 rushing yards, and 7.0 yards per play. Opponents average 6.2 yards per carry. That is the clearest matchup advantage: UTSA should have opportunities to sustain drives on the ground.  

FAU averages 440.0 yards and 37.8 points, while allowing 35.8 points per game. UTSA’s defense will have to prevent Veltkamp and Messer from turning the game into a possession-for-possession shootout.  

EPA and efficiency

(from CollegeFootballDigest)

  • UTSA offense: +0.23 EPA/play, 30th; 47% success rate.
  • FAU offense: +0.19 EPA/play, 43rd; 46% success rate.
  • UTSA defense: +0.10 EPA/play allowed, 81st.
  • FAU defense: +0.27 EPA/play allowed, 136th.

Recent form and last-game recaps

  • UTSA: Won 42-19 at Tulane, 38-34 over Navy, and 31-24 over South Florida.
  • FAU: Lost 48-41 at North Texas, beat Rice 51-49, and lost 56-24 at Army.

McCown threw for just 173 yards with two interceptions against Tulane, yet UTSA still won decisively. Veltkamp threw for 452 yards and five touchdowns against North Texas, and FAU still lost. Those results illustrate UTSA’s broader paths to victory and FAU’s defensive problems. 

Key injuries

none reported as of late

Weather: Approximately 79–80°F, mostly clear around kickoff.  


James Madison Dukes (7-2) at Southern Miss Golden Eagles (3-5)
8 p.m. | ESPN2 | Renasant Stadium, Hattiesburg

Odds: James Madison approximately -14.5, ; total 58.5. Indicative moneylines are JMU -650 / Southern Miss +475.  

JMU has lost consecutive overtime games, while Southern Miss has won two straight. The Dukes’ season profile remains stronger, but George Pettaway’s absence makes laying more than two touchdowns less attractive.

Quarterback matchup

Camden Coleman, JMU: The published pregame statistical summary lists approximately 1,743 passing yards, 16 touchdowns, four interceptions and 61.3% completions. JMU also uses JC Evans, who contributed 72 passing yards against Troy.

Landry Lyddy, Southern Miss: 1,326 passing yards, eight touchdowns, four interceptions and 57.7% completions in the same summary.  

Coleman threw two touchdowns and two interceptions against Troy, while Evans threw another interception. Southern Miss will try to force another mistake-filled passing performance.  

Offense/Defense

JMU offense: Approximately 450.9 yards per game, with 248.9 passing and 202.1 rushing yards, plus 39.1 points. The Dukes rank highly in red-zone scoring and fourth-down conversion rate.

JMU defense: Allows 18.9 points per game, best in the Sun Belt. The published statistical summary lists 352.2 total yards allowed, including 235.4 passing and 116.8 rushing.  

Southern Miss offense: Approximately 399.5 total yards, with 232.4 passing and 167.1 rushing yards, producing 26.9 points per game.

Southern Miss defense: Allows approximately 432 yards and 31 points per game, including 223.4 rushing yards. That creates an obvious opening for JMU, although losing its leading runner matters. Southern Miss also converts only 30.9% of third downs, making early-down rushing success especially important.  

 

Key injuries

James Madison

  • RB George Pettaway — OUT, lower body. This is the major offensive absence.
  • WR Noah Grevious — QUESTIONABLE.
  • DB Jayon Harvey, TE KD Mosley and QB Tanner Vibabul — OUT  

Southern Miss

The retrieved availability listing has OL Jahmir Davis, WR Jaylen Himes, DL Jeffery Rush, DB Jeremiah Dillon, DB Jordan Pride, ILB Ricky Harding and RB Robert Briggs OUT.  

Recent form and last-game recaps

JMU’s last three: W 49-22 vs. Georgia State; L 34-31 at Appalachian State in overtime; L 24-21 vs. Troy in overtime. Against Troy, the Dukes scored touchdowns on their first three possessions but committed five turnovers.  

Southern Miss’ last three: L 23-13 vs. Arkansas State; W 35-31 vs. Louisiana; W 35-21 at ULM. Lyddy completed 15 of 30 for 130 yards and one touchdown at ULM,  

Weather: Around 66°F at kickoff, cooling toward the low 60s, with partly cloudy skies.  

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College Football Previews

Wednesday November 4

Ball State (3-5) at UMass (4-4)

ATS records: Ball State 5-3; UMass 4-4.

TV / time: 7:00 p.m. ET | ESPNU

Odds: UMass -3.5 | Total 49.5

Weather: Clear, approximately 60°F.

QB matchup: Ball State: Keldric Luster, 1,300 passing yards, 9 TD, 6 INT (63.0%). UMass: William Watson III, 1,025 passing yards, 8 TD, 2 INT (69.6%).

Last game recap: UMass: L 16-35 at UConn (Oct. 23); Watson 22/38, 205 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT. Ball State: W 34-17 vs. Sacramento State (Oct. 24); Luster 14/27, 234 yards, 2 TD, 2 INT.

Last three games: Ball State: W 34-17 vs. CSUS (ATS W); W 32-31 at BGSU (ATS W); L 14-45 at NW (ATS W). UMass: L 16-35 at CONN (ATS L); L 18-25 at BUFF (ATS L); L 19-20 vs. M-OH (ATS W).

Offense: Ball State: 196.3 passing, 141.3 rushing, 337.5 total yards/game; 22 points/game. UMass: 187.9 passing, 146.8 rushing, 334.6 total yards/game; 26.5 points/game.

Defense: Ball State: 239.8 passing, 183.1 rushing, 422.9 total yards/game; 35.3 points/game allowed. UMass: 181.9 passing, 142.3 rushing, 324.1 total yards/game; 21.1 points/game allowed.

Key injuries: Ball State: WRs Derion Talbert and Ace Cooper missed the last game

Key trends: Ball State: 1)4-1 ATS in its last 5 games. 2)5-0 ATS last 5 following a bye week. 3)3-10 ATS last 13 Wednesday games.  UMass is: 1)8-0 Over last 8 in November. 2)5-1-1 Under last 7 overall.

Toledo (6-2) at Sacramento State (2-7)

ATS records: Toledo 4-4; Sacramento State 3-6.

TV / time: 7:00 p.m. ET | CBS Sports Network

Odds: Toledo -25.5 | Total 52.5

Weather: Mostly sunny, approximately 69°F.

QB matchup: Toledo: John Alan Richter, 2,244 passing yards, 17 TD, 2 INT (66.8%). Sacramento State: Jackson Sharman, 1,374 passing yards, 8 TD, 6 INT (56.4%).

Last game recap: Toledo: W 45-38 vs. Western Michigan (Oct. 24); Richter 29/41, 391 yards, 3 TD, 1 INT. Sacramento State: W 31-10 vs. Kent State (Oct. 30); Sharman 14/25, 117 yards, 0 TD, 0 INT.

Last three games: Toledo: W 45-38 vs. WMU (ATS W); W 34-14 at EMU (ATS W); L 8-23 vs. BUFF (ATS L). Sacramento State: W 31-10 vs. KENT (ATS W); L 17-34 at BALL (ATS L); L 7-48 vs. OHIO (ATS L).

Offense: Toledo: 288.1 passing, 187.9 rushing, 476 total yards/game; 37.4 points/game. Sacramento State: 188.3 passing, 107.6 rushing, 295.9 total yards/game; 17 points/game.

Defense: Toledo: 197.9 passing, 127.8 rushing, 325.6 total yards/game; 25.4 points/game allowed. Sacramento State: 196.1 passing, 167.7 rushing, 363.8 total yards/game; 30.3 points/game allowed.

Key injuries: Toledo: RB Corey Smith, WR Trenton Jones and TE Tucker Kelleher missed the previous game. Sacramento State: QB Carson Conklin and RB Curron Borders were also out last game.

Key trends: Tol is: 1)5-1 ATS last 6 road games. 2)5-1 AST last 6 Wednesday games. Sacramento State: 1)4-1 Under last 5 home games. 2)0-4 ATS last 4 after a SU win. 3)0-4 ATS last 4 after a SU win.

Central Michigan (3-5) vs. Eastern Michigan (4-5) — Ford Field, Detroit

ATS records: Central Michigan 4-4; Eastern Michigan 4-5.

TV / time: 7:30 p.m. ET | ESPN2

Odds: Eastern Michigan -2 | Total 44.5

Weather: Indoors

QB matchup: Central Michigan: Jadyn Glasser, 463 passing yards, 2 TD, 3 INT (56.8%). Eastern Michigan: Brogan McCaughey, 215 passing yards, 1 TD, 1 INT (67.4%). Glasser is expected to start with Angel Flores out for the season. McCaughey started EMU’s last game; Noah Kim’s availability remains unresolved.

Last game recap: Eastern Michigan: L 20-24 at Ohio (Oct. 24); Brogan McCaughey 27/39, 197 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT. Central Michigan: L 27-28 vs. Miami (OH) (Oct. 24); Jadyn Glasser 18/31, 221 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT.

Last three games: Central Michigan: L 27-28 vs. M-OH (ATS W); L 14-21 vs. WMU (ATS W); L 14-31 at OHIO (ATS L). Eastern Michigan: L 20-24 at OHIO (ATS W); L 14-34 vs. TOL (ATS L); W 25-23 at AKR (ATS L).

Offense: Central Michigan: 122.3 passing, 169.3 rushing, 291.5 total yards/game; 17.9 points/game. Eastern Michigan: 213 passing, 105.6 rushing, 318.6 total yards/game; 21.3 points/game.

Defense: Central Michigan: 180.1 passing, 178.6 rushing, 358.8 total yards/game; 25.9 points/game allowed. Eastern Michigan: 240.2 passing, 136.4 rushing, 376.7 total yards/game; 25.7 points/game allowed.

Key injuries: CMU: QB Angel Flores is out for the season following surgery on a broken ankle; Jadyn Glasser is expected to start. EMU: QB Noah Kim’s availability remains unresolved; Brogan McCaughey started the previous game

Key trends: Central Mich is: 1)5-1 ATS last 6 in November. 2)17-3-1 ATS last 21 Wed games. EM is: 1)1-4 ATS last 5 Wed games. 2)4-0 Over last 4 neutral site games. 6-1 Under last 7 after a SU loss.

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OHIO (6–2, 4–0 MAC) AT AKRON (1–7, 0–4 MAC)

TV / time: 7 p.m. ET | ESPN2
Site: InfoCision Stadium, Akron, Ohio.
Odds: Ohio  -14 | Total 51½.  

Records: Ohio 4–4 ATS, 4–4 O/U; Akron 3–5 ATS, 6–2 O/U. Ohio is 2–2 outright on the road; Akron is 1–2 at home.  

Weather: The hourly forecast calls for approximately 65°F at kickoff, mostly clear, cooling into the low 60s during the game. 

QB matchup: Ohio’s Nick Poulos has completed 57 of 97 passes (58.8%) for 769 yards, six touchdowns and no interceptions. His season totals reflect five appearances, so Ohio’s full-season passing average understates his recent production. Akron’s Brayden Roggow has 1,343 passing yards, seven touchdowns and nine interceptions, with a 58.9% completion rate.

Offense/Defense — season averages per game:

  • Ohio offense: 369.4 total yards; 177.0 passing; 192.4 rushing; 29.6 points.
  • Ohio defense: 333.4 yards allowed; 198.3 passing; 135.1 rushing; 21.9 points allowed.
  • Akron offense: 349.9 total yards; 215.4 passing; 134.5 rushing; 19.0 points.
  • Akron defense: 412.5 yards allowed; 226.9 passing; 185.6 rushing; 32.8 points allowed. 

Last three games, oldest to newest:

  • Ohio: Beat Central Michigan 31–14, covered -2½; beat Sacramento State 48–7, covered -17½; beat Eastern Michigan 24–20, failed to cover -11½. 3–0 SU, 2–1 ATS; one Over, two Unders.
  • Akron: Lost to Eastern Michigan 25–23, covered +4½; lost at Miami 34–14, failed to cover +9½; lost at Kent State 35–20, failed to cover +2½. 0–3 SU, 1–2 ATS; two Overs, one Under. 

Last-game recaps: Ohio survived Eastern Michigan 24–20 on October 24 behind a late 100-yard kickoff-return touchdown and a defensive stand. Poulos threw for 266 yards and a touchdown, adding a rushing score. Akron lost 35–20 at Kent State despite outgaining the Golden Flashes 422–376. Roggow passed for 275 yards, while Jordan Gant rushed for 162 yards and two touchdowns. Akron surrendered 21 unanswered points after leading 17–14. O

Key injuries / availability:  Poulos is the expected starter for Ohio. Akron QB Cibastian Broughton has a lingering knee designation, while RB S. Patrick is listed questionable. Those entries still reference earlier games and are not confirmed Tuesday designations. 


BUFFALO (5–3, 3–1 MAC) AT MIAMI, OHIO (5–3, 3–1 MAC)

TV / time: 8 p.m. ET | ESPN
Site: Yager Stadium, Oxford, Ohio. Both teams are tied near the top of the MAC standings, making this a significant conference matchup. 

Odds: Miami -6½ | Total 44½.

Records: Both teams are 4–4 ATS. Buffalo is 4–4 O/U; Miami is 6–2 O/U. Buffalo is 1–2 outright on the road. Miami’s official schedule shows a 3–1 home record.

Weather: Approximately 66°F at kickoff, with clouds and temperatures remaining in the mid-60s. 

QB matchup:

Buffalo — Jason Wright: 92-of-185 passing, 49.7%, 987 yards, seven touchdowns and four interceptions. He averages 5.3 yards per attempt. His conference numbers are cleaner: four touchdown passes against one interception. Buffalo needs efficient supporting play from Wright while its running game carries the larger workload.

Miami — Caleb Heavner: 56-of-102 passing, 54.9%, 615 yards and three touchdowns, plus 217 rushing yards and two rushing touchdowns. He is expected to make his fifth start after injuries removed Miami’s top two quarterbacks. His mobility is an important part of an offense that has become less explosive through the air. 

Offense/Defense — season averages per game:

  • Buffalo offense: 330.3 total yards; 154.6 passing; 175.6 rushing; 22.6 points.
  • Buffalo defense: 377.0 yards allowed; 227.8 passing; 149.3 rushing; 25.4 points allowed.
  • Miami offense: 358.1 total yards; 217.0 passing; 141.1 rushing; 27.0 points.
  • Miami defense: 364.8 yards allowed; 269.9 passing; 94.9 rushing; 25.8 points allowed. 

Last three games, oldest to newest:

  • Buffalo: Beat Toledo 23–8, covered +18½; beat UMass 25–18 in overtime, covered -6½; beat Bowling Green 31–24, covered -2½. 3–0 SU, 3–0 ATS; one Over, two Unders.
  • Miami: Beat UMass 20–19, failed to cover -6½; beat Akron 34–14, covered -9½; beat Central Michigan 28–27, failed to cover -3½. 3–0 SU, 1–2 ATS; two Overs, one Under.

Last-game recaps: Buffalo beat Bowling Green 31–24 as Messiah Burch rushed for 184 yards and three touchdowns. Wright added 127 passing yards and a touchdown without an interception. Miami edged Central Michigan 28–27 behind Heavner’s 221 passing yards, one touchdown and two interceptions, plus 58 rushing yards and a rushing touchdown. Maleek Huggins caught seven passes for 122 yards. 

Key injuries / availability:

  • Miami QB David McComb — out for the season. Injured against UConn on September 26.
  • Buffalo QB Elijah Holmes — listed out for the season, knee. Wright has taken over. 

2025 meeting: Miami won 37–20 at Buffalo, covering -2½. The game went Over 38½. 

Key matchup — Buffalo’s rushing game against Miami’s front: Burch has topped 100 rushing yards in five consecutive games, and Buffalo has forced seven turnovers over its last three contests. Miami presents a more difficult rushing matchup than its overall defensive yardage might suggest. If the RedHawks contain Burch without committing extra defenders, Wright will have to attack through the air more often. 

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CHICAGO BEARS AT SEATTLE SEAHAWKS — 8:15 p.m., ESPN

Records and odds: Chicago is 5–2; Seattle is 4–3. Seattle -3, with a 46.5 total and moneylines of Seattle -166/Chicago +140. Spread pricing varies by listing.

This is a particularly interesting matchup because Chicago’s recent offense looks stronger than its full-season numbers, while Seattle’s defense has consistently controlled opposing passing games. Williams’ return raises Chicago’s ceiling, but playing at Lumen Field against Mike Macdonald’s disguised coverages is a substantial step up in difficulty.

Last three games

Chicago:

  • October 11: Lost at Green Bay, 31–7.
  • October 18: Won at Atlanta, 31–23.
  • October 22: Beat New England, 30–24.

The Bears are 2–1 over their last three, averaging 22.7 points and allowing 26.0. Those averages require context: Williams returned for the two victories. Chicago also has extra preparation time after playing on Thursday night.

Seattle:

  • October 11: Lost to San Francisco, 32–29.
  • October 15: Lost at Denver, 17–14 in overtime.
  • October 25: Beat Kansas City, 20–3.

The Seahawks are 1–2 over their last three, averaging 21.0 points and allowing 17.3. Their latest victory was their strongest defensive statement of the season.  

Last-game recaps

Chicago 30, New England 24: Williams completed 22 of 33 passes for 308 yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions. Luther Burden III produced 130 yards on four receptions, while D’Andre Swift carried 22 times for 78 yards. Chicago generated 405 total yards, but New England’s passing production showed that the Bears still have vulnerabilities through the air.  

Seattle 20, Kansas City 3: The Seahawks handed Kansas City its first loss behind a dominant defensive performance. Sam Darnold finished 20 of 28 for 257 yards, one touchdown and one interception. Jaxon Smith-Njigba caught nine passes for 150 yards, and Emanuel Wilson rushed 24 times for 100 yards, including a fourth-quarter touchdown that helped finish the game.  

Quarterback matchup

Chicago — Caleb Williams: 88-of-124 passing, 71.0%, 1,020 yards, five touchdowns, one interception and a 105.6 passer rating. He also has 128 rushing yards and two rushing touchdowns.

Williams has thrown for 305 and 308 yards in consecutive starts, without an interception in either game. His mobility can extend drives, but Seattle will try to turn those extensions into sacks by keeping its coverage intact. Getting the ball out on schedule will be crucial.

Seattle — Sam Darnold: 110-of-177 passing, 62.2%, 1,290 yards, eight touchdowns, eight interceptions and an 80.5 rating. He has added 52 rushing yards. The interceptions are the clearest concern, particularly against a Chicago front receiving reinforcements.  

Offense/Defense

The published pregame statistical set lists these per-game averages:

Chicago offense: 390.7 total yards, including 236.4 net passing and 154.3 rushing; 25.7 points. The passing figure is calculated from the listed total and rushing averages.

Chicago defense: 313.4 total yards allowed, including 225.9 passing and 87.6 rushing; 20.4 points allowed.

Seattle offense: 343.3 total yards, including 229.6 net passing and 113.7 rushing; 24.0 points.

Seattle defense: Approximately 233.9 total yards allowed, including 144.4 passing and 89.4 rushing; 17.9 points allowed.  

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Key injuries and personnel updates

Chicago:

  • RB Kyle Monangai — Out, thumb/toe. His absence removes an efficient complement to Swift.
  • TE Cole Kmet — Season-ending knee injury. Chicago loses an important blocker and receiving option.
  • CB Malik Muhammad — Questionable, toe.
  • LB D’Marco Jackson — Questionable, ankle.

Chicago also expects DT Jeffery Simmons to make his Bears debut following his acquisition from Tennessee, while DE Montez Sweat returns from suspension. These are meaningful additions against a Seattle line missing its starting left tackle.  

Seattle:

  • LT Charles Cross — Out, ankle. The most consequential Seattle absence.
  • WR Rashid Shaheed — Out, knee.
  • RB Velus Jones Jr. — Out, hamstring.
  • OLB Uchenna Nwosu — Doubtful, ankle.
  • G Anthony Bradford — Questionable, knee.
  • QB Drew Lock — Questionable, right elbow.
  • LB Patrick O’Connell — Questionable, toe.
  • DT Brandon Pili — Questionable, back.
  • RB Zach Charbonnet — Cleared to return following ACL rehabilitation.
  • RB Jadarian Price — Medically cleared, but activation from injured reserve is still required to play.  

EPA analytics

EPA measures how much a play changes a team’s expected points. Positive offensive EPA is better; negative defensive EPA allowed is better.

  • Chicago offense: +0.047 EPA/play, 12th.
  • Seattle defense: -0.131 EPA/play allowed, second.
  • Seattle offense: -0.040 EPA/play, 21st.
  • Chicago defense: -0.002 EPA/play allowed, 16th.
  • Offensive success rate: Chicago 46.7%, Seattle 42.1%.
  • Quarterback EPA/dropback: Williams +0.317, Darnold -0.008.  

Weather

The stadium-specific forecast calls for approximately 50°F at kickoff, falling into the upper 40s, with light winds and dry conditions.  

Prop Bets

First TD scorer
+550

Anytime TD scorer

Cooper Kupp  +295

Jadarian Price +340

Rome Odunze  +280

 

College Basketball Betting Previews:

MIAMI VS. FLORIDA — 6 p.m., ESPN2, Tampa

Market: Florida -4.5; 161.5.   

2025–26 baseline: Florida went 27–8, averaging 87.1 points and allowing 71.5. Miami went 26–9, averaging 81.5 and allowing 71.3. Florida returns approximately 82% of its scoring, compared with 49% for Miami.  

Florida’s frontcourt continuity is its strongest opening-night advantage. Thomas Haugh, Alex Condon and Rueben Chinyelu give the Gators established scoring, rebounding and interior passing. Miami counters with Malik Reneau, who averaged 18.9 points and 6.5 rebounds, plus returning forward Shelton Henderson and transfer point guard Acaden Lewis.

The Gators’ own preview identifies a concern beneath the starting lineup: their bench was outscored 61–7 across two exhibitions. Miami beat Vanderbilt 109–96 in an exhibition, evidence of scoring potential but not a regular-season efficiency sample.  

Availability: Florida’s Boogie Fland is expected to play after headaches; CJ Ingram is not expected to play because of a back issue. Miami’s Marcus Allen is out for the season, while LJ Cason is expected to medical-redshirt following ACL rehabilitation. 

Florida: The Gators bring back an unusually experienced foundation:

  • F Thomas Haugh: 17.1/6.1/2.1.
  • F/C Alex Condon: 15.1/7.5/3.6.
  • C Rueben Chinyelu: 10.9/11.2/0.7.
  • G Boogie Fland: 11.6/2.5/3.5.

That combination provides established interior scoring, rebounding and passing. Condon’s assists are especially valuable against teams that double the post. www.thelowpost.com

Key transfer: G Denzel Aberdeen returns from Kentucky, where he averaged 13.5/2.5/3.4 and started 35 games. His familiarity with Florida’s program should ease the transition. UK Athletics

Miami: Returning forwards **Malik Reneau—18.9/6.5/2.1—and Shelton Henderson—13.8/4.9/2.1—**give the Hurricanes proven production against high-level competition. PG Acaden Lewis, a Villanova transfer, averaged 12.2/3.0/5.3. His ability to organize possessions is a major addition. www.thelowpost.com

Miami also added Georgia C Somto Cyril, who averaged 2.2 blocks, and talented freshman forward Caleb Gaskins. Cyril gives Miami a more credible answer to Florida’s size; Gaskins adds athleticism and another potential scoring option

PURDUE VS. GONZAGA — 7:30 p.m., TNT/truTV/HBO Max, Las Vegas

Market: Gonzaga  -5.5, total 155.5.  

Purdue enters with a substantially different roster and no preseason All-Big Ten selection. Caden Pierce adds an experienced piece, while Gonzaga’s Braden Huff and Xaivian Lee create familiar connections: Pierce and Huff were high-school teammates, and Pierce previously played with Lee at Princeton.  

Availability: Gonzaga’s Davis Fogle returned to the starting lineup in its latest exhibition after a leg issue. Izan Almansa has been cleared, while Chauncey Wiggins remained ineligible in the latest retrieved report.

Purdue: The returning backcourt has experience, although much of it came in complementary roles:

  • G C.J. Cox: 8.5/2.8/1.3.
  • G Gicarri Harris: 4.6/1.6/0.8.
  • G Omer Mayer: 5.5/1.1/1.2.
  • C Daniel Jacobsen: 5.5/3.0/0.3.

The question is how efficiently those players handle larger responsibilities. Freshman guard Luke Ertel and freshman big man Sinan Huan are among the newcomers to monitor. After The Timeout

Key transfer: F Caden Pierce arrives from Princeton, where he played three seasons before redshirting in 2025–26. His older statistics should not be presented as last season’s production. He adds experienced rebounding, passing and positional versatility. Official Athletics Website

Gonzaga: Returning frontcourt scorer Braden Huff averaged 17.8/5.6/1.5, while Davis Fogle contributed 8.6/3.1/1.3. The Bulldogs supplemented them with:

  • PG Javon Bennett, Dayton: 15.8/2.2/2.9.
  • PG Xaivian Lee, Florida: 11.6/3.7/4.2.
  • C Massamba Diop, Arizona State: 13.6/5.8/1.1, plus 2.1 blocks.

Freshmen Luca Foster and Sam Funches add perimeter and interior depth.

OHIO STATE VS. BYU — 9 p.m., FS1, Salt Lake City

Market: BYU -3.5, total 160.5.  

2025–26 baseline: Ohio State finished 21–13, scoring 79.3 and allowing 72.6 per game. BYU finished 23–12, scoring 83.5 and allowing 75.4. Returning scoring is limited on both sides: approximately 33% for Ohio State and 26% for BYU. BYU’s Robert Wright III averaged 18.1 points and 4.6 assists; Ohio State’s John Mobley Jr. averaged 15.7 points

Ohio State beat Butler 82–73 in its final exhibition. Its opener preview highlights transfer guard Justin Pippen, returning forward Amare Bynum, and highly rated freshman Anthony Thompson as important pieces around Mobley.

Availability: Mobley’s ankle is the primary game-time concern. His status was uncertain in the latest reporting. BYU’s Jaxon Kohler has an injunction allowing him to play; Dawson Baker and Brody Kozlowski have been working back from injuries.  

Ohio State: Returning starters **G John Mobley Jr.—15.7/2.4/2.8—and F Amare Bynum—9.7/4.9/1.1—**are the foundation. Transfers **Justin Pippen—14.2/3.9/4.6—and Jimmie Williams—15.1/4.5/2.6—**supply additional ball handling and scoring.  

Key freshman: F Anthony Thompson averaged 24.9 points, 7.9 rebounds and 2.3 assists at Western Reserve Academy last season. The 6-foot-9 wing is a five-star recruit whose shooting and length could make him an immediate contributor. Freshman guard LJ Smith is another perimeter option. 

BYU: Returning point guard Robert Wright III averaged 18.1/3.5/4.6. He is the most established offensive organizer in this matchup. Important transfers include F Jaxon Kohler—12.5/8.9/1.3 at Michigan State—and G Collin Chandler—9.7/2.8/2.3.  

Key freshman: Bruce Branch III averaged 14.5 points, 5.0 rebounds and 6.5 assists in BYU’s two exhibitions. Those are exhibition numbers, but the passing production suggests he can contribute beyond scoring. At the summer FIBA U18 AmeriCup, he averaged 8.6/8.6/1.8 for the United States.  

ARIZONA VS. UCLA — 10 p.m., TNT/truTV/HBO Max, Las Vegas

Market: Arizona approximately –5.5, with totals 150.5 across retrieved feeds.

2025–26 baseline: Arizona went 36–3, scoring 86.2 and allowing 69.4. UCLA went 24–12, scoring 77.1 and allowing 71.1. Arizona returns approximately 24% of its scoring, compared with UCLA’s 45%.  

Arizona’s returning foundation is Motiejus Krivas and Ivan Kharchenkov, who each averaged 10.4 points last season. Krivas blocked 73 shots and enters as the Big 12 preseason player of the year. Freshman Caleb Holt averaged 17.7 points across three exhibitions, giving the Wildcats an additional perimeter scoring threat 

UCLA’s established contributors include Trent Perry and Eric Dailey Jr. The Bruins need reliable guard play and defensive rebounding to keep Arizona from generating repeated transition and second-chance opportunities.

Availability: Arizona forward RJ Godfrey remained ineligible in the latest retrieved eligibility update.    

Arizona: Returning starters **C Motiejus Krivas—10.4/8.2/1.1—and F Ivan Kharchenkov—10.4/4.3/2.3—**provide the interior and defensive foundation. Transfers **G Derek Dixon—6.5/2.3/2.7 at North Carolina—and G JJ Mandaquit—5.2/2.1/3.2—**help replace the departed backcourt.  

Key freshman: G Caleb Holt averaged 17.7 points across three exhibitions, leading Arizona. He is an important source of potential offensive upside. Freshman wing Cameron Holmes adds another talented perimeter option.  

UCLA: The returning group includes:

  • G Trent Perry: 12.6/3.0/2.8.
  • F Eric Dailey Jr.: 11.6/5.8/1.3.
  • C Xavier Booker: 7.3/3.5/0.8.

**Texas Tech transfer Jaylen Petty—9.9/3.9/2.2—**adds backcourt experience, while Filip Jovic and Sergej Macura bolster the frontcourt.  

Key freshman: F Nikola Kusturica averaged 24.6 points and 6.9 rebounds in seven games for Serbia at the summer FIBA U17 World Cup. That is international youth production, but it illustrates his scoring potential.

OTHER RANKED TEAMS ON MONDAY

Duke vs. Army: Duke returns Caleb Foster—8.3/3.5/2.8; Dame Sarr—6.4/3.8/1.1; Cayden Boozer—7.7/2.3/3.0; and Patrick Ngongba II, who averaged 10.1 points. **Wisconsin transfer John Blackwell—19.1/5.1/2.3—**is the major established scoring addition.  

Freshmen Joaquim Boumtje Boumtje, Cameron Williams and Deron Rippey Jr. give Duke considerable upside. Boumtje Boumtje is the ACC preseason rookie of the year. Foster has returned from an ankle injury; transfer Drew Scharnowski’s knee recovery leaves his early availability uncertain. Army counters with returning guard Ryan Curry—13.3/4.1/4.5.  

Illinois vs. FDU: Returning contributors include David Mirkovic—13.3/8.0/2.6; Andrej Stojakovic—13.5/4.5/1.0; and Tomislav Ivisic—10.4/5.6/1.6. **Providence transfer Stefan Vaaks—15.8/2.5/3.2—**adds a proven perimeter scorer. Freshman Quentin Coleman is the leading newcomer to watch. 

Important update: Mirkovic will miss the opener following an emergency appendectomy, in addition to his ongoing recovery from foot surgery. Stojakovic and Zvonimir Ivisic have been cleared to return. Illinois’ normal frontcourt rating needs an adjustment for Mirkovic’s absence.  

UConn vs. Gardner-Webb: Returning starters **Silas Demary Jr.—10.1/4.5/5.9—and Braylon Mullins—12.0/3.5/1.4—**give UConn an experienced backcourt. Seton Hall transfer Na’jai Hines averaged 6.5 points, 5.5 rebounds and 2.2 blocks. 

Duke transfer Nik Khamenia averaged 13.0 points and 8.3 rebounds in UConn’s exhibitions. Freshman Colben Landrew, the Big East preseason freshman of the year, averaged 12.0 exhibition points; fellow freshman Junior County also figures into the rotation. Solo Ball remains out following wrist surgery. 

Michigan State vs. Quinnipiac: Returning starters **PG Jeremy Fears Jr.—15.2/2.4/9.4—and F Coen Carr—12.0/5.4/1.2—**are joined by returning rotation players Jordan Scott—5.8/3.1/1.2—and Kur Teng—7.3/2.0/1.0. **Charlotte transfer C Anton Bonke—10.6/8.3/1.0—**adds size and rebounding.  

Freshmen Jasiah Jervis, Ethan Taylor and Carlos Medlock Jr. add depth around an experienced core. Fears’ established playmaking makes Michigan State less dependent on freshmen to organize its offense.  

Texas vs. Chicago State: C Matas Vokietaitis—15.6/7.1/0.6—is the lone returning starter. Key transfers are PG Isaiah Johnson—16.9/2.9/3.0 at Colorado—and F David Punch—14.1/6.8/2.0 at TCU.  

Freshmen Marcus Spears Jr. and Austin Goosby are central to Texas’ ceiling. Transfer G Mikey Lewis—13.9/2.7/2.1 last season—is expected out until approximately December following foot surgery. His absence increases the early burden on Johnson and the young guards.  

Houston vs. La Salle: Returning defensive anchor Joseph Tugler averaged 8.4/5.3/1.3. LSU transfer PG Dedan Thomas Jr. averaged approximately 15.3 points and 6.4 assists, while Kent State transfer Delrecco Gillespie posted 17.7/11.3/1.7. Freshmen C Arafan Diané and G Ikenna Alozie add size and athleticism. 

Houston has imported substantial production, but how Thomas and Gillespie function against stronger competition matters more than adding their old scoring averages together.

Louisville vs. Chattanooga: The Cardinals’ rotation is heavily rebuilt. Transfers **PG Jackson Shelstad—15.6/2.9/4.9 at Oregon; G Seth Trimble—14.0/3.8/3.0; and C Flory Bidunga—13.3/9.0/1.5 at Kansas—**form the new foundation.  

Freshman center Obinna Ekezie Jr. scored 16 points with five blocks in the Kansas exhibition. Louisville’s frontcourt depth is promising, but the new backcourt’s defensive coordination is still an early-season evaluation point. 

St. John’s vs. Monmouth: Returning guard Ian Jackson averaged 9.4 points. The biggest addition is Baylor transfer Tounde Yessoufou—17.8/5.9/1.6. International newcomer Quinn Ellis is expected to run the offense; freshman big man Theo Edema adds interior depth.  

Syracuse transfer Donnie Freeman suffered an Achilles injury requiring surgery, a significant frontcourt concern. Monmouth has a credible returning interior player in Stefanos Spartalis—10.7 points and 5.1 rebounds.  

Michigan vs. Oakland: Returning guards **Elliot Cadeau—10.5/2.7/5.9—and Trey McKenney—9.9/2.8/0.9—**lead the defending champions. Transfers **Kenny Noland—17.1/3.4/3.7 at Columbia—and Moustapha Thiam—12.8/7.1/0.5 at Cincinnati—**replace important lost production.  

Freshman Quinn Costello adds frontcourt upside, but the freshman group has been affected by injuries to Brandon McCoy Jr., Lincoln Cosby and Joseph Hartman. Michigan also begins under new head coach Mike Boynton Jr.  

Iowa State vs. Memphis: Returning guards **Tamin Lipsey—13.5/3.9/5.1—and Killyan Toure—8.6/3.5/2.3—**provide continuity. Transfers **Jaquan Johnson—16.9/3.9/3.6—and Ryan Prather Jr.—15.7/3.9/3.6—**supply additional perimeter production. Freshman Christian Wiggins adds another backcourt option.  

Memphis’ important transfers include Tylik Weeks—19.7/5.4/2.3 at Southern Miss—and Jayden Reid—10.1/1.4/5.0 at Northwestern. Iowa State’s established defensive structure faces a Memphis team with experienced individual scorers but substantial roster turnover.  

Texas Tech vs. Jackson State: Returning starters **JT Toppin—21.8/10.8/2.1—and Donovan Atwell—13.5/3.2/0.8—**are the foundation on paper. Transfers **Cruz Davis—20.1/3.7/4.7 at Hofstra; Dra Gibbs-Lawhorn—20.7/3.1/2.5 at UNLV; and Darrion Williams—14.0/4.6/2.8 at NC State—**add substantial offense.  

Freshman DaKari Spear is a notable perimeter addition. Toppin is still rehabilitating his season-ending injury and should not be treated as available without confirmation. Jackson State’s returning guard **Daeshun Ruffin—23.3/2.8/5.3—**is a legitimate scoring threat.  

Vanderbilt vs. Bellarmine: Returning star PG Tyler Tanner averaged 19.5/3.6/5.1. Transfers **Ace Glass—16.4/3.0/2.3—and Bangot Dak—11.5/6.5/1.4—**help replace departed scoring. Freshmen Gabe Nesmith and Ethan Mgbako are among the young pieces to watch.  

Tanner gives Vanderbilt an established late-clock creator, but this is a young roster whose defensive consistency must be demonstrated.

Kansas vs. Fordham: Returning veterans **Melvin Council Jr.—12.7/5.0/5.1—and Tre White—13.5/6.7/1.8—**provide experience around freshman star Tyran Stokes. Transfer **Keanu Dawes—12.5/8.8/2.2—**adds rebounding and frontcourt versatility. 

Stokes averaged 31.0 points, 13.0 rebounds and 6.0 assists at Rainier Beach High School, then 18.7 points and 7.0 rebounds across Kansas’ three exhibitions. Freshman guard Taylen Kinney is another important newcomer. Stokes’ readiness is one of the most consequential freshman variables on Monday’s board.

USC vs. Milwaukee: Returning contributors **Rodney Rice—20.3/3.3/6.0; Alijah Arenas—14.1/2.9/2.1; and Jacob Cofie—9.9/6.8/1.9—**give USC a productive core, although injuries prevented the group from playing together consistently last season.

**Georgetown transfer KJ Lewis—14.9/5.1/2.5—and South Dakota transfer Isaac Bruns—20.8/5.1/1.3—**add experience. Freshman Christian Collins supplies major upside. The early question is how the scoring pieces share possessions and defend together.

 

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Baltimore Ravens at Buffalo Bills

Sunday, November 1 | 1:00 PM ET | CBS

Baltimore Ravens 4-3 | Buffalo Bills 5-1 | Highmark Stadium

Odds BUF -3 | total 54.5 | moneyline BAL +145 / BUF -175.

Weather Forecast about 65 F, partly sunny; 

2025 season matchup Sep. 7, 2025: Buffalo Bills 41, Baltimore Ravens 40.

Quarterback matchup

BAL Lamar Jackson: 68/96 (70.8%), 967 passing yards, 6 TD, 1 INT, 119.6 passer rating; rushing 19 carries, 144 yards, 1 TD. Tyler Huntley: 74/106 (69.8%), 727 passing yards, 4 TD, 1 INT, 97.5 passer rating; rushing 18 carries, 76 yards, 1 TD.

BUF Josh Allen: 114/171 (66.7%), 1,504 passing yards, 9 TD, 4 INT, 102.1 passer rating; rushing 48 carries, 240 yards, 8 TD.

Jackson is questionable after missing three games with an ankle injury, although he practiced fully Thursday and Friday. His return would change Baltimore’s designed-run and scramble threat. Huntley’s season line is included as the fallback.

Offense and defense

Baltimore Ravens: Offense 24.1 points, 383.7 total yards (242.0 passing / 141.7 rushing). Defense allows 23.9 points, 331.7 total yards (235.1 passing / 96.6 rushing).

Buffalo Bills: Offense 32.8 points, 399.5 total yards (250.7 passing / 148.8 rushing). Defense allows 28.5 points, 399.7 total yards (298.7 passing / 101.0 rushing).

Last three games

Baltimore Ravens (1-2 SU): Oct. 25 L 13-35 vs CIN; Oct. 18 L 10-13 @ CLE; Oct. 11 W 30-23 OT @ ATL.

Buffalo Bills (2-1 SU): Oct. 18 W 33-30 @ LV; Oct. 12 W 37-34 OT @ LAR; Oct. 4 L 26-29 vs NE.

Last game recap

Baltimore led Cincinnati 13-0 at halftime, then allowed touchdowns on the Bengals’ first five second-half possessions in a 35-13 loss. Huntley threw for 298 yards, but the Ravens went 0-for-3 in red-zone touchdown opportunities. Derrick Henry managed 45 rushing yards. Team box score: 359 total yards, 83 rushing, 1 turnover.

Buffalo beat Las Vegas 33-30 on October 18 before its bye. Allen threw for 255 yards and two touchdowns without an interception. James Cook’s late touchdown and a subsequent Tyler Bass field goal created the margin the Bills needed to survive a late Raiders score. Team box score: 345 total yards, 103 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Key injuries and availability

Baltimore: QB Lamar Jackson (ankle), LB Roquan Smith (knee), S Kyle Hamilton (knee), S Jaylinn Hawkins (knee), G Olaivavega Ioane (knee) and G John Simpson (groin) carry questionable listings. Jackson practiced fully Thursday; Smith, Hamilton and Ioane were limited, while Hawkins did not practice. LB Tavius Robinson is on injured reserve with a pectoral injury.

Buffalo: WR DJ Moore (shoulder), TE Dalton Kincaid (chest), RT Spencer Brown (back), LB Bradley Chubb (chest) and CB Dee Alford (ankle) are questionable. Moore and Kincaid were limited Thursday. DT Ed Oliver practiced fully and is listed active. WR Tyrell Shavers will not play despite opening his return-to-practice window.

Tennessee Titans at Cincinnati Bengals

Sunday, November 1 | 1:00 PM ET | CBS

Tennessee Titans 1-6 | Cincinnati Bengals 4-2 | Paycor Stadium

Odds CIN -12.5 | total 46.5 | moneyline TEN +470 / CIN -650.

Weather Forecast about 70 F, cloudy; gusts up to 6 mph.

2025 season matchup No regular-season meeting in the 2025 season.

Quarterback matchup

TEN Cam Ward: 129/208 (62.0%), 1,179 passing yards, 4 TD, 5 INT, 73.8 passer rating; rushing 19 carries, 71 yards, 2 TD.

CIN Joe Burrow: 157/219 (71.7%), 1,653 passing yards, 15 TD, 3 INT, 110.4 passer rating; rushing 17 carries, 60 yards, 1 TD.

Offense and defense

Tennessee Titans: Offense 15.4 points, 259.6 total yards (168.4 passing / 91.1 rushing). Defense allows 22.3 points, 376.9 total yards (245.7 passing / 131.1 rushing).

Cincinnati Bengals: Offense 27.2 points, 356.7 total yards (275.5 passing / 81.2 rushing). Defense allows 20.3 points, 370.2 total yards (253.8 passing / 116.3 rushing).

Last three games

Tennessee Titans (1-2 SU): Oct. 25 L 24-27 vs CLE; Oct. 18 W 26-20 @ IND; Oct. 11 L 3-26 vs HOU.

Cincinnati Bengals (2-1 SU): Oct. 25 W 35-13 @ BAL; Oct. 11 W 31-24 @ MIA; Oct. 4 L 17-22 vs JAX.

Last game recap

Tennessee lost 27-24 to Cleveland on a field goal as time expired. Tony Pollard rushed for 129 yards and three touchdowns, including the late tying score. Ward threw for 181 yards with an interception, and the Titans could not prevent Cleveland’s final drive. Team box score: 322 total yards, 141 rushing, 2 turnovers.

Cincinnati erased a 13-point halftime deficit at Baltimore and won 35-13. Burrow completed 22 of 30 passes for 292 yards, four touchdowns and no interceptions. The Bengals scored touchdowns on five straight possessions after halftime and finished 5-for-5 in the red zone. Team box score: 357 total yards, 73 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Key injuries and availability

Tennessee: WR Carnell Tate (shoulder) and RB Tyjae Spears (knee) were not practicing Friday and remain questionable in the current feed. WR Calvin Ridley (hip) was limited Thursday. DE John Franklin-Myers (groin) is also questionable. Those absences could reduce Ward’s available targets and the defensive front’s depth.

Cincinnati: S Kyle Dugger is out with a quadriceps injury. TE Erick All Jr. is on injured reserve after another torn ACL and is expected to miss the rest of the season; WR Andrei Iosivas is on IR with a thumb injury. S Jordan Battle (hamstring) is questionable. Ja’Marr Chase practiced fully Thursday and is listed active.

Coaching and personnel context Robert Saleh is in his first season as Tennessee’s head coach. Cincinnati remains under Zac Taylor. Tennessee also traded DT Jeffery Simmons to Chicago on Thursday, October 29; his removal is a personnel change that the earlier defensive averages do not capture.

Arizona Cardinals at Dallas Cowboys

Sunday, November 1 | 1:00 PM ET | Fox

Arizona Cardinals 2-5 | Dallas Cowboys 3-4 | AT&T Stadium

Odds DAL -7 | total 54.5 | moneyline ARI +250 / DAL -310.

Weather Retractable roof at AT&T Stadium. Outside forecast about 73 F and cloudy, with gusts near 7 mph.

2025 season matchup Nov. 3, 2025: Dallas Cowboys 17, Arizona Cardinals 27.

Quarterback matchup

ARI Jacoby Brissett: 183/282 (64.9%), 1,600 passing yards, 10 TD, 6 INT, 82.8 passer rating; rushing 26 carries, 80 yards, 1 TD.

DAL Dak Prescott: 178/273 (65.2%), 1,851 passing yards, 13 TD, 5 INT, 92.9 passer rating; rushing 16 carries, 81 yards, 0 TD.

Offense and defense

Arizona Cardinals: Offense 20.3 points, 325.6 total yards (229.6 passing / 96.0 rushing). Defense allows 29.7 points, 370.0 total yards (243.7 passing / 126.3 rushing).

Dallas Cowboys: Offense 27.0 points, 358.7 total yards (264.4 passing / 94.3 rushing). Defense allows 25.7 points, 380.9 total yards (235.1 passing / 145.7 rushing).

Last three games

Arizona Cardinals (1-2 SU): Oct. 25 L 16-30 vs DEN; Oct. 18 W 18-16 @ LAR; Oct. 11 L 21-45 vs DET.

Dallas Cowboys (1-2 SU): Oct. 26 W 38-21 @ PHI; Oct. 18 L 13-23 @ GB; Oct. 8 L 16-24 vs TB.

Last game recap

Arizona lost 30-16 to Denver after allowing a 62-yard Bo Nix touchdown run and a 52-yard scoring reception by RJ Harvey. Brissett threw for 272 yards without an interception, but the Cardinals converted only one of five red-zone visits into a touchdown. Team box score: 353 total yards, 94 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Dallas beat Philadelphia 38-21 on Monday night. Prescott threw three touchdowns, including two to CeeDee Lamb, while Javonte Williams ran for 155 yards and a score. The Cowboys totaled 204 rushing yards and took control after Philadelphia briefly led 21-20 in the third quarter. Team box score: 416 total yards, 204 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Key injuries and availability

Arizona: RB Jeremiyah Love (ankle), RB Tyler Allgeier (toe), WR Michael Wilson (ribs) and LB Mack Wilson Sr. (knee) were limited Thursday and remain questionable. C Hjalte Froholdt (knee), OT Elijah Wilkinson (knee) and DT Walter Nolen III (ankle) also carry questionable listings. RB James Conner remains on IR with a foot injury; TE Tip Reiman is out with an ankle injury.

Dallas: WR George Pickens (shoulder/hamstring), DT Quinnen Williams (hamstring) and S Caleb Downs (ankle) were limited Thursday. LB Dee Winters (calf) and WR/returner KaVontae Turpin (ribs) did not practice. All remain questionable. DT Jonathan Bullard, S P.J. Locke and LB Marist Liufau are on IR.

Minnesota Vikings at Detroit Lions

Sunday, November 1 | 1:00 PM ET | Fox

Minnesota Vikings 6-0 | Detroit Lions 4-2 | Ford Field

Odds DET -3 | total 46.5 | moneyline MIN +142 / DET -170.

Weather Indoors at Ford Field;  

2025 season matchup Nov. 2, 2025: Detroit Lions 24, Minnesota Vikings 27; Dec. 25, 2025: Minnesota Vikings 23, Detroit Lions 10.

Quarterback matchup

MIN Kyler Murray: 83/125 (66.4%), 812 passing yards, 3 TD, 2 INT, 85.8 passer rating; rushing 25 carries, 132 yards, 0 TD.

DET Jared Goff: 150/223 (67.3%), 1,788 passing yards, 14 TD, 0 INT, 112.5 passer rating; rushing 12 carries, 15 yards, 1 TD.

Offense and defense

Minnesota Vikings: Offense 20.8 points, 300.7 total yards (181.3 passing / 119.3 rushing). Defense allows 12.3 points, 278.7 total yards (180.8 passing / 97.8 rushing).

Detroit Lions: Offense 30.7 points, 413.0 total yards (298.0 passing / 115.0 rushing). Defense allows 27.5 points, 412.7 total yards (313.5 passing / 99.2 rushing).

Last three games

Minnesota Vikings (3-0 SU): Oct. 25 W 16-10 vs IND; Oct. 11 W 23-13 @ NO; Oct. 4 W 15-10 vs MIA.

Detroit Lions (2-1 SU): Oct. 25 W 20-17 vs GB; Oct. 11 W 45-21 @ ARI; Oct. 4 L 26-32 @ CAR.

Last game recap

Minnesota beat Indianapolis 16-10 despite another slow offensive start. Blake Cashman produced two sacks, and Harrison Smith’s late interception ended the Colts’ final chance. Murray threw for 150 yards without an interception, while Will Reichard supplied three field goals. Team box score: 275 total yards, 136 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Detroit beat Green Bay 20-17 on Jake Bates’ 22-yard field goal as time expired. The Lions survived an unsuccessful fourth-down attempt deep in their own territory, received a reprieve from a missed Packers field goal, then drove for the winning kick. Goff threw for 303 yards without an interception. Team box score: 415 total yards, 119 rushing, 2 turnovers.

Key injuries and availability

Minnesota: RB Aaron Jones Sr. (knee) was limited Thursday and is questionable. G Donovan Jackson (meniscus), TE Josh Oliver (biceps) and C Nick Samac (knee) are on IR. Jones’ availability matters to an offense that has leaned heavily on its defense and field position.

Detroit: S Kerby Joseph is listed out with a knee injury. CB Ennis Rakestraw Jr. (ankle) is questionable. G Ben Bartch (foot) and LB Devin White (forearm) went on IR Friday. The defensive absences matter against Minnesota’s receiving talent even though the Vikings’ passing volume has been modest.

Las Vegas Raiders at New York Jets

Sunday, November 1 | 1:00 PM ET | Fox

Las Vegas Raiders 3-4 | New York Jets 2-5 | MetLife Stadium

Odds NYJ -1.5 | total 45.5 | moneyline LV +102 / NYJ -122.

Weather Forecast about 62 F, mostly sunny; gusts up to 7 mph.

Quarterback matchup

LV Kirk Cousins: 161/257 (62.6%), 1,877 passing yards, 16 TD, 5 INT, 97.4 passer rating; rushing 15 carries, 4 yards, 0 TD.

NYJ Geno Smith: 145/207 (70.0%), 1,623 passing yards, 10 TD, 2 INT, 105.2 passer rating; rushing 22 carries, 42 yards, 0 TD.

Klint Kubiak has reaffirmed Cousins as the starter. Calls for rookie Fernando Mendoza have not produced an announced quarterback change. Geno Smith faces the team he quarterbacked last season.

Offense and defense

Las Vegas Raiders: Offense 26.1 points, 351.6 total yards (276.9 passing / 74.7 rushing). Defense allows 28.1 points, 388.7 total yards (245.1 passing / 143.6 rushing).

New York Jets: Offense 19.6 points, 328.3 total yards (231.9 passing / 96.4 rushing). Defense allows 21.4 points, 330.6 total yards (202.9 passing / 127.7 rushing).

Last three games

Las Vegas Raiders (0-3 SU): Oct. 25 L 21-35 vs LAR; Oct. 18 L 30-33 vs BUF; Oct. 11 L 17-45 @ NE.

New York Jets (1-2 SU): Oct. 25 L 25-28 vs MIA; Oct. 18 L 19-26 @ NE; Oct. 11 W 17-12 vs CLE.

Last game recap

Las Vegas fell behind the Rams 28-6 at halftime and lost 35-21, its fourth consecutive defeat. Cousins threw for 295 yards and two touchdowns without an interception, but the Raiders ran for only 48 yards and scored a touchdown on just one of five red-zone trips. Team box score: 350 total yards, 48 rushing, 0 turnovers.

The Jets lost 28-25 to previously winless Miami. Smith threw for 287 yards and three touchdowns, including two to Mason Taylor, but the defense allowed three Dolphins touchdowns before halftime. Miami converted a late fourth-and-one to prevent New York from getting another possession. Team box score: 377 total yards, 108 rushing, 1 turnover.

Key injuries and availability

Las Vegas: G Jackson Powers-Johnson (back), OT DJ Glaze (ankle) and DT Folorunso Fatukasi (shoulder) are questionable. WR Jack Bech remains on IR with a forearm injury despite practicing fully Thursday; practice participation alone does not mean he has been activated.

New York: RB Breece Hall (quadriceps) is questionable. Edge Joseph Ossai (ankle) and DT T’Vondre Sweat (knee) are doubtful; Sweat is considered week-to-week. Rookie edge David Bailey (groin) is questionable after missing Wednesday’s practice. G Dylan Parham (knee) and OT Max Mitchell (concussion) are additional line concerns.

Coaching and personnel context Klint Kubiak is in his first season leading Las Vegas. Aaron Glenn remains the Jets’ head coach despite mounting pressure; the current preview does not establish an actual in-season dismissal or replacement.

Cleveland Browns at Pittsburgh Steelers

Sunday, November 1 | 1:00 PM ET | CBS

Cleveland Browns 5-2 | Pittsburgh Steelers 5-2 | Acrisure Stadium

Odds PIT -3.5 | total 39.5 | moneyline CLE +160 / PIT -192.

Weather Forecast about 68 F, intermittent clouds; gusts up to 8 mph.

2025 season matchup Oct. 12, 2025: Pittsburgh Steelers 23, Cleveland Browns 9; Dec. 28, 2025: Cleveland Browns 13, Pittsburgh Steelers 6.

Quarterback matchup

CLE Deshaun Watson: 136/210 (64.8%), 1,482 passing yards, 7 TD, 3 INT, 90.6 passer rating; rushing 48 carries, 215 yards, 1 TD.

PIT Aaron Rodgers: 162/263 (61.6%), 1,699 passing yards, 13 TD, 5 INT, 88.9 passer rating; rushing 12 carries, 23 yards, 0 TD.

Offense and defense

Cleveland Browns: Offense 19.0 points, 318.4 total yards (211.7 passing / 106.7 rushing). Defense allows 20.9 points, 337.1 total yards (220.7 passing / 116.4 rushing).

Pittsburgh Steelers: Offense 21.9 points, 348.9 total yards (242.7 passing / 106.1 rushing). Defense allows 19.7 points, 321.0 total yards (230.0 passing / 91.0 rushing).

Last three games

Cleveland Browns (2-1 SU): Oct. 25 W 27-24 @ TEN; Oct. 18 W 13-10 vs BAL; Oct. 11 L 12-17 @ NYJ.

Pittsburgh Steelers (3-0 SU): Oct. 25 W 16-10 vs NO; Oct. 18 W 26-19 OT @ TB; Oct. 11 W 34-22 vs IND.

Pittsburgh’s Saints game was played in France despite the home-team designation.

Last game recap

Cleveland beat Tennessee 27-24 on Andre Szmyt’s 32-yard field goal as time expired. Watson threw for 308 yards and added a rushing touchdown. Quinshon Judkins ran for 96 yards and two scores, while KC Concepcion caught eight passes for 129 yards. Team box score: 491 total yards, 183 rushing, 2 turnovers.

Pittsburgh beat New Orleans 16-10 in France. Rodgers threw for 212 yards and one touchdown, Jaylen Warren ran for 101 yards, and Chris Boswell kicked three field goals. A red-zone interception by Payton Wilson helped preserve the lead, and the Steelers allowed only 18 rushing yards. Team box score: 343 total yards, 148 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Key injuries and availability

Cleveland: OT Tytus Howard (concussion) and DE Jared Verse (knee) missed Wednesday’s practice and remain questionable. C Elgton Jenkins (knee), DT Mason Graham (ankle), S Grant Delpit (neck) and LB Carson Schwesinger (ankle) also carry questionable listings. DT Mike Hall Jr. (ankle) and CB Myles Harden (hamstring) were limited Wednesday.

Pittsburgh: Edge Alex Highsmith (groin), CB Brandin Echols (hamstring), CB Doneiko Slaughter (hamstring) and WR Ben Skowronek (calf) are questionable. DT Sebastian Joseph-Day went on IR Thursday with a triceps injury. Pittsburgh’s front-seven availability deserves attention against Cleveland’s improving ground game.

Atlanta Falcons at Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Sunday, November 1 | 1:00 PM ET | Fox

Atlanta Falcons 3-4 | Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2-5 | Raymond James Stadium

Odds TB -2.5 | total 43.5 | moneyline ATL +114 / TB -135.

Weather Forecast about 81 F, cloudy; gusts up to 17 mph; rain risk to monitor.

2025 season matchup Sep. 7, 2025: Atlanta Falcons 20, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 23; Dec. 11, 2025: Tampa Bay Buccaneers 28, Atlanta Falcons 29.

Quarterback matchup

ATL Michael Penix Jr.: 96/144 (66.7%), 1,157 passing yards, 9 TD, 1 INT, 109.1 passer rating; rushing 12 carries, 4 yards, 0 TD.

TB Baker Mayfield: 68/107 (63.6%), 679 passing yards, 3 TD, 2 INT, 83.0 passer rating; rushing 12 carries, 66 yards, 1 TD.

Mayfield returned last week after missing three games with a dislocated thumb. Tampa Bay protected him with 49 rushing attempts, so that win did not establish that his normal passing workload is back.

Offense and defense

Atlanta Falcons: Offense 24.4 points, 351.1 total yards (211.3 passing / 139.9 rushing). Defense allows 24.7 points, 360.3 total yards (271.4 passing / 88.9 rushing).

Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Offense 23.1 points, 315.0 total yards (168.6 passing / 146.4 rushing). Defense allows 21.6 points, 311.0 total yards (233.7 passing / 77.3 rushing).

Last three games

Atlanta Falcons (1-2 SU): Oct. 25 W 29-20 vs SF; Oct. 18 L 23-31 vs CHI; Oct. 11 L 23-30 OT vs BAL.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2-1 SU): Oct. 25 W 43-13 @ CAR; Oct. 18 L 19-26 OT vs PIT; Oct. 8 W 24-16 @ DAL.

Last game recap

Atlanta handed San Francisco its first loss, 29-20. Penix threw three touchdowns without an interception, and the Falcons won the turnover battle 4-0. Atlanta generated only 295 total yards, so the takeaways and short fields were a major part of the scoring output. Team box score: 295 total yards, 82 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Tampa Bay routed Carolina 43-13 in Mayfield’s return. The Buccaneers ran for 258 yards on 49 attempts, with Bucky Irving contributing 106 yards and two touchdowns. Four Panthers turnovers, a defensive touchdown and a blocked extra-point return helped turn a modest passing workload into a blowout. Team box score: 322 total yards, 258 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Key injuries and availability

Atlanta: CB A.J. Terrell Jr. and CB C.J. Henderson (both groin), LB Divine Deablo (forearm) and WR Olamide Zaccheaus (shoulder) were limited Thursday and remain questionable. RB Brian Robinson Jr. (hamstring) missed a second straight practice. OT Jawaan Taylor (hamstring) and DE Samson Ebukam (hamstring) also carry questionable listings.

Tampa Bay: WR Emeka Egbuka is ruled out with a foot injury. RT Luke Goedeke (calf) did not practice Thursday and is questionable. RB Kenny Gainwell (hip) was limited and is questionable. LB Christian Rozeboom went on IR Thursday with a finger injury. Mayfield’s throwing-hand recovery remains relevant even though he is not currently listed questionable.

Coaching and personnel context Kevin Stefanski is Atlanta’s first-year head coach. Todd Bowles remains in charge in Tampa Bay. Penix’s recent production under Stefanski is more relevant than Atlanta’s early games while its starting quarterback was unavailable.

Indianapolis Colts at Jacksonville Jaguars

Sunday, November 1 | 1:00 PM ET | CBS

Indianapolis Colts 2-5 | Jacksonville Jaguars 4-2 | EverBank Stadium

Odds JAX -10 | total 46.5 | moneyline IND +380 / JAX -500.

Weather Forecast about 80 F, showers; gusts up to 25 mph; rain risk to monitor.

2025 season matchup Dec. 7, 2025: Jacksonville Jaguars 36, Indianapolis Colts 19; Dec. 28, 2025: Indianapolis Colts 17, Jacksonville Jaguars 23.

Quarterback matchup

IND Daniel Jones: 143/240 (59.6%), 1,398 passing yards, 4 TD, 7 INT, 69.4 passer rating; rushing 21 carries, 68 yards, 1 TD.

JAX Trevor Lawrence: 120/184 (65.2%), 1,480 passing yards, 14 TD, 4 INT, 106.3 passer rating; rushing 17 carries, 70 yards, 0 TD.

Offense and defense

Indianapolis Colts: Offense 22.0 points, 317.3 total yards (199.7 passing / 117.6 rushing). Defense allows 25.7 points, 351.9 total yards (227.4 passing / 124.4 rushing).

Jacksonville Jaguars: Offense 25.7 points, 359.5 total yards (246.7 passing / 112.8 rushing). Defense allows 17.3 points, 355.2 total yards (283.0 passing / 72.2 rushing).

Last three games

Indianapolis Colts (0-3 SU): Oct. 25 L 10-16 @ MIN; Oct. 18 L 20-26 vs TEN; Oct. 11 L 22-34 @ PIT.

Jacksonville Jaguars (2-1 SU): Oct. 18 L 31-34 vs HOU; Oct. 11 W 19-17 vs PHI; Oct. 4 W 22-17 @ CIN.

Jacksonville’s Houston and Philadelphia games were played in London despite the home-team designations.

Last game recap

Indianapolis lost 16-10 at Minnesota after leading for much of the game. Jonathan Taylor’s 38-yard touchdown run provided an early advantage, but the Colts missed two second-half field goals. Jones threw for only 108 yards, took four sacks and was intercepted on the last possession. Team box score: 218 total yards, 154 rushing, 1 turnover.

Jacksonville lost 34-31 to Houston at Wembley on October 18, then had its bye. Lawrence threw for 306 yards and four touchdowns. Travis Hunter caught a touchdown and intercepted a pass, but after Cam Little’s 60-yard tying field goal, Houston drove for the winning kick as time expired. Team box score: 412 total yards, 106 rushing, 1 turnover.

Key injuries and availability

Indianapolis: TE Tyler Warren (groin) and TE Drew Ogletree (knee) were limited Thursday and are questionable. CB Justin Walley (knee) is questionable; CB Cam Taylor-Britt went on IR with a groin injury. WR Alec Pierce remains on IR with a heel injury and was not expected to begin his practice window this week.

Jacksonville: RT Anton Harrison is on IR after a torn ACL, a significant protection loss. WR Jakobi Meyers (hamstring) was limited Thursday and is questionable. S Antonio Johnson (ankle) missed both Wednesday and Thursday; he remains questionable. DT Ruke Orhorhoro (ankle) and LB Jahlani Tavai (hamstring) are also questionable.

Los Angeles Chargers at Los Angeles Rams

Sunday, November 1 | 4:05 PM ET | Fox

Los Angeles Chargers 0-6 | Los Angeles Rams 3-4 | SoFi Stadium

Odds LAR -6.5 | total 45.5 | moneyline LAC +220 / LAR -270.

Weather Covered field at SoFi Stadium with open sides. Outside forecast about 72 F, partly sunny with rain risk and gusts near 15 mph; direct rainfall on the field is limited by the canopy.

2025 season matchup No regular-season meeting in the 2025 season.

Quarterback matchup

LAC Justin Herbert: 107/180 (59.4%), 1,141 passing yards, 5 TD, 8 INT, 68.8 passer rating; rushing 29 carries, 168 yards, 0 TD.

LAR Matthew Stafford: 187/278 (67.3%), 1,989 passing yards, 14 TD, 7 INT, 94.2 passer rating; rushing 14 carries, 18 yards, 0 TD.

Offense and defense

Los Angeles Chargers: Offense 15.0 points, 309.2 total yards (190.2 passing / 119.0 rushing). Defense allows 25.2 points, 340.0 total yards (216.2 passing / 123.8 rushing).

Los Angeles Rams: Offense 24.3 points, 411.0 total yards (286.0 passing / 125.0 rushing). Defense allows 22.7 points, 308.7 total yards (193.0 passing / 115.7 rushing).

Last three games

Los Angeles Chargers (0-3 SU): Oct. 18 L 6-22 @ KC; Oct. 11 L 17-23 vs DEN; Oct. 4 L 23-30 @ SEA.

Los Angeles Rams (1-2 SU): Oct. 25 W 35-21 @ LV; Oct. 18 L 16-18 vs ARI; Oct. 12 L 34-37 OT vs BUF.

Last game recap

The Chargers lost 22-6 at Kansas City on October 18 before their bye. Herbert threw for 204 yards and an interception, took four sacks, and the offense failed to score a touchdown on three red-zone visits. Los Angeles committed two turnovers and ran for just 73 yards. Team box score: 259 total yards, 73 rushing, 2 turnovers.

The Rams beat Las Vegas 35-21 after building a 28-6 halftime lead. Stafford threw three touchdown passes, Davis Allen caught two of them, and the Rams ran for 199 yards. Los Angeles converted all five red-zone trips into touchdowns, a crucial improvement in finishing drives. Team box score: 386 total yards, 199 rushing, 2 turnovers.

Key injuries and availability

Chargers: S Derwin James Jr. is doubtful after a hamstring setback. WR Ladd McConkey (concussion) practiced fully Thursday but still carries a questionable listing. WR Tre’ Harris (hamstring), WR Brenen Thompson (quadriceps/hamstring), CB Donte Jackson (hamstring) and CB Deane Leonard (concussion) are also questionable. LB Denzel Perryman remains on IR.

Rams: WR Davante Adams is on IR after hamstring surgery, with a reported six-to-ten-week recovery timetable. DE Myles Garrett (knee) and TE Terrance Ferguson (ankle) also remain on IR. CB Trent McDuffie (groin), LB Nate Landman (concussion), TE Colby Parkinson (ribs) and C Coleman Shelton (hip) are questionable. Landman’s full Wednesday practice was encouraging, but his final game designation still matters.

Coaching and personnel context Mike McDaniel is the Chargers’ new-for-2026 offensive coordinator under Jim Harbaugh. The additional preparation time after the bye creates an opportunity for adjustment, but the season’s poor scoring and turnover results still require an on-field correction.

Kansas City Chiefs at Denver Broncos

Sunday, November 1 | 4:25 PM ET | CBS

Kansas City Chiefs 5-1 | Denver Broncos 5-2 | Empower Field at Mile High

Odds KC -1.5 | total 40.5 | moneyline KC -118 / DEN -102.

Weather Forecast about 61 F, intermittent clouds; gusts up to 8 mph.

2025 season matchup Nov. 16, 2025: Denver Broncos 22, Kansas City Chiefs 19; Dec. 25, 2025: Kansas City Chiefs 13, Denver Broncos 20.

Quarterback matchup

KC Patrick Mahomes: 124/191 (64.9%), 1,474 passing yards, 9 TD, 4 INT, 95.3 passer rating; rushing 19 carries, 71 yards, 1 TD.

DEN Bo Nix: 129/218 (59.2%), 1,271 passing yards, 7 TD, 3 INT, 80.7 passer rating; rushing 29 carries, 110 yards, 2 TD.

Offense and defense

Kansas City Chiefs: Offense 23.8 points, 387.2 total yards (245.7 passing / 141.5 rushing). Defense allows 17.2 points, 329.0 total yards (229.5 passing / 99.5 rushing).

Denver Broncos: Offense 20.6 points, 276.4 total yards (181.6 passing / 94.9 rushing). Defense allows 20.1 points, 369.3 total yards (236.0 passing / 133.3 rushing).

Last three games

Kansas City Chiefs (2-1 SU): Oct. 25 L 3-20 @ SEA; Oct. 18 W 22-6 vs LAC; Oct. 4 W 30-27 @ LV.

Denver Broncos (3-0 SU): Oct. 25 W 30-16 @ ARI; Oct. 15 W 17-14 OT vs SEA; Oct. 11 W 23-17 @ LAC.

Last game recap

Kansas City lost 20-3 at Seattle, its first defeat of the season. Mahomes threw for 165 yards and an interception, and the Chiefs produced only 213 total yards. Kenneth Walker III was held to 36 rushing yards, and Kansas City never reached the red zone. Team box score: 213 total yards, 50 rushing, 1 turnover.

Denver beat Arizona 30-16 behind Nix’s 62-yard touchdown run and Harvey’s 52-yard scoring reception. Nix finished with 222 passing yards and 73 rushing yards. The Broncos generated 377 total yards without a turnover, although 11 penalties for 114 yards left room for improvement. Team box score: 377 total yards, 159 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Key injuries and availability

Kansas City: WR Rashee Rice (hamstring/knee) and TE Travis Kelce (ankle) were limited Thursday and remain questionable. CB Mansoor Delane (shoulder) did not practice. OT Jaylon Moore (concussion) practiced fully Wednesday but is still listed questionable, as is CB L’Jarius Sneed (knee). DT Omarr Norman-Lott remains out despite opening his return window.

Denver: DE Zach Allen (hamstring), WR Jaylen Waddle (chest) and RB RJ Harvey (knee) were limited Thursday and remain questionable. S Talanoa Hufanga (ankle) missed practice. OT Garett Bolles (hip) and S Brandon Jones (hamstring) also carry questionable listings; edge Jonah Elliss remains on IR.

New England Patriots at Miami Dolphins

Sunday, November 1 | 4:25 PM ET | CBS

New England Patriots 4-3 | Miami Dolphins 1-5 | Hard Rock Stadium

Odds NE -7 | total 43.5 | moneyline NE -325 / MIA +260.

Weather Forecast about 81 F, intermittent clouds; gusts up to 18 mph;

2025 season matchup Sep. 14, 2025: Miami Dolphins 27, New England Patriots 33; Jan. 4, 2026: New England Patriots 38, Miami Dolphins 10.

Quarterback matchup

NE Drake Maye: 141/214 (65.9%), 1,784 passing yards, 13 TD, 8 INT, 96.4 passer rating; rushing 38 carries, 211 yards, 2 TD.

MIA Malik Willis: 87/151 (57.6%), 1,057 passing yards, 4 TD, 4 INT, 77.1 passer rating; rushing 35 carries, 223 yards, 3 TD.

Offense and defense

New England Patriots: Offense 22.9 points, 383.4 total yards (261.4 passing / 122.0 rushing). Defense allows 20.4 points, 334.3 total yards (239.0 passing / 95.3 rushing).

Miami Dolphins: Offense 16.3 points, 307.7 total yards (176.2 passing / 131.5 rushing). Defense allows 26.2 points, 346.3 total yards (236.2 passing / 110.2 rushing).

Last three games

New England Patriots (2-1 SU): Oct. 22 L 24-30 @ CHI; Oct. 18 W 26-19 vs NYJ; Oct. 11 W 45-17 vs LV.

Miami Dolphins (1-2 SU): Oct. 25 W 28-25 @ NYJ; Oct. 11 L 24-31 vs CIN; Oct. 4 L 10-15 @ MIN.

Last game recap

New England lost 30-24 at Chicago on Thursday, October 22. Maye threw for 321 yards and two touchdowns and ran for another score, but an end-zone interception wasted a scoring chance. The Patriots had only 70 rushing yards and converted two of seven third downs. Team box score: 380 total yards, 70 rushing, 1 turnover.

Miami earned its first win, 28-25 at the Jets. Willis threw two touchdown passes to rookie Caleb Douglas and ran for a score. A successful fourth-down keeper late in the game secured possession, and the Dolphins finished with 156 rushing yards and no turnovers. Team box score: 360 total yards, 156 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Key injuries and availability

New England: WR A.J. Brown (ankle/knee) was absent from Friday’s practice, while RB TreVeyon Henderson (illness) also was not practicing. Both remain questionable in the current feed. RT Morgan Moses (foot), C Ben Brown (knee) and DT DaQuan Jones (back) are questionable. G Alijah Vera-Tucker went on IR Thursday with a hamstring injury.

Miami: OT Kadyn Proctor (concussion), WR Malik Washington (knee), TE Greg Dulcich (ankle), TE Will Kacmarek (hamstring) and CB JuJu Brents (neck/concussion) are questionable. Washington, Dulcich, Kacmarek and Brents were limited Thursday. Miami’s protection and receiving depth are material against New England’s expected healthier starting secondary.

Philadelphia Eagles at Washington Commanders

Sunday, November 1 | 8:20 PM ET | NBC

Philadelphia Eagles 2-5 | Washington Commanders 1-4-1 | Northwest Stadium

Odds WSH -6 | total 40.5 | moneyline PHI +205 / WSH -250.

Weather Forecast about 51 F, partly cloudy; gusts up to 5 mph.

2025 season matchup Dec. 20, 2025: Washington Commanders 18, Philadelphia Eagles 29; Jan. 4, 2026: Philadelphia Eagles 17, Washington Commanders 24.

Quarterback matchup

PHI Tanner McKee: 49/80 (61.3%), 426 passing yards, 2 TD, 1 INT, 78.4 passer rating; rushing 2 carries, 1 yard, 0 TD.

WSH Jayden Daniels: 75/116 (64.7%), 759 passing yards, 5 TD, 0 INT, 97.6 passer rating; rushing 25 carries, 213 yards, 2 TD.

McKee is the current replacement for Jalen Hurts, who is unavailable and expected to miss the remainder of the season because of blood clots, according to the AP preview. Washington’s Daniels is back after his earlier elbow absence. Season team averages include the earlier quarterback combinations.

Offense and defense

Philadelphia Eagles: Offense 18.1 points, 281.9 total yards (194.1 passing / 87.7 rushing). Defense allows 25.0 points, 379.3 total yards (247.9 passing / 131.4 rushing).

Washington Commanders: Offense 22.0 points, 339.3 total yards (214.2 passing / 125.2 rushing). Defense allows 28.7 points, 368.5 total yards (268.0 passing / 100.5 rushing).

Last three games

Philadelphia Eagles (0-3 SU): Oct. 26 L 21-38 vs DAL; Oct. 18 L 14-25 vs CAR; Oct. 11 L 17-19 vs JAX.

Washington Commanders (0-2-1 SU): Oct. 19 L 17-23 @ SF; Oct. 11 T 27-27 OT vs NYG; Oct. 4 L 13-30 vs IND.

Last game recap

Philadelphia lost 38-21 to Dallas on Monday night. McKee threw for 211 yards with one touchdown and one interception. The Eagles led 21-20 in the third quarter but were outscored 18-0 afterward, with a late interception helping Dallas finish the game. Team box score: 321 total yards, 121 rushing, 1 turnover.

Washington’s last game was a 23-17 loss at San Francisco on October 19 before its bye. Daniels threw for 300 yards and two touchdowns, rallying the Commanders from a 20-point deficit. A fourth-down breakup near the goal line and a final-play sack prevented the comeback. Team box score: 314 total yards, 53 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Key injuries and availability

Philadelphia: QB Jalen Hurts is unavailable. RB Saquon Barkley (hamstring/back) was practicing Friday but remains questionable. WR DeVonta Smith (hamstring) remained sidelined Friday, as did WR Dontayvion Wicks (ankle). Edges Nolan Smith Jr. (concussion), Jalyx Hunt (knee) and Jonathan Greenard (ankle), LB Jihaad Campbell (hamstring/quadriceps) and CB Jonathan Jones (hamstring) are also questionable.

Washington: WR Terry McLaurin is on IR with a knee injury and is expected to miss the rest of the season. LT Laremy Tunsil (triceps) and WR Jaylin Lane (ankle) remain on IR; RB Jacory Croskey-Merritt is also on IR, per the game preview. DT Javon Kinlaw (knee) is doubtful. WR Treylon Burks (foot), G Nick Allegretti (back) and TE John Bates (shoulder) are questionable. DT Jer’Zhan Newton has opened his practice window but still needs activation.

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Coaching changes: Baylor, Maryland and NC State debut interim head coaches. NC State changed defensive play-callers; TCU changed its co-coordinator and offensive-line coaching arrangement. 

Major personnel changes: Texas lost LT Trevor Goosby; Iowa is without RB Kamari Moulton; Missouri expects RB Ahmad Hardy to make his season debut.

Friday, Oct 30

Tulane at Charlotte

 7:00 PM ET | ESPN2

Tulane 3-4 | Charlotte 1-6 | Jerry Richardson Stadium

Odds TULN -8.5 | total 47.5 | moneyline TULN -345 / CLT +275.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 72 F, mostly clear; gusts up to 4 mph.

2025 matchup Nov. 29, 2025: Tulane 27, Charlotte 0.

Quarterback matchup

Tulane Trace Johnson: 37/70 (52.9%), 465 passing yards, 1 TD, 3 INT; rushing 13 carries, -22 yards, 0 TD.

Charlotte Conner Harrell: 51/72 (70.8%), 592 passing yards, 3 TD, 2 INT; rushing 14 carries, 12 yards, 2 TD.

Offense and defense Tulane: Offense 20.3 points, 332.0 total yards (191.9 passing / 140.1 rushing). Defense allows 24.6 points, 416.3 total yards (203.1 passing / 213.1 rushing).

Charlotte: Offense 19.1 points, 310.9 total yards (199.9 passing / 111.0 rushing). Defense allows 40.6 points, 465.1 total yards (278.0 passing / 187.1 rushing).

Last three games

Tulane (1-2 SU): Oct. 24 L 19-42 vs UTSA; Oct. 16 W 31-17 vs MEM; Oct. 10 L 17-20 @ ARMY.

Charlotte (1-2 SU): Oct. 17 W 38-31 @ TEM; Oct. 10 L 10-50 @ UNT; Oct. 3 L 8-59 vs MEM.

Last game recap

Tulane lost 42-19 to UTSA Roadrunners on Oct. 24. UTSA pulled away behind a much more productive offense; Tulane’s passing attack finished without a touchdown and threw two interceptions. Box score: 332 total yards, 67 rushing, 6 turnovers.

Charlotte beat Temple Owls 38-31 on Oct. 17. Harrell accounted for four total touchdowns as Charlotte finally broke into the win column. Box score: 449 total yards, 168 rushing, 1 turnover.

Key injuries Friday’s American report is pending. Tulane WR Antwaun Parham and TE Ty Thompson missed the UTSA game; their returns need confirmation. Charlotte RB Chance Williams and WR Shelden Golliday missed its last game. Other receiver listings remain unresolved; do not treat last week’s designations as Friday inactives.

 

Matchup analysis Tulane gets an opportunity to repair an offense averaging only 20.3 points against a Charlotte defense surrendering 40.6.  down rushing and fewer empty possessions.

 

Baylor at UCF

Friday, October 30 | 7:30 PM ET | ESPN

Baylor 4-3 | UCF 4-3 | Acrisure Bounce House

Odds BAY -1.5 | total 47.5 | moneyline BAY -118 / UCF -102.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 78 F, partly cloudy; gusts up to 21 mph;

2025 matchup Nov. 1, 2025: Baylor 30, UCF 3.

Quarterback matchup

Baylor DJ Lagway: 113/217 (52.1%), 1,352 passing yards, 9 TD, 4 INT; rushing 26 carries, 19 yards, 1 TD.

UCF Keyone Jenkins: 108/159 (67.9%), 1,099 passing yards, 11 TD, 3 INT; rushing 42 carries, 76 yards, 4 TD.

Jenkins has been named the UCF starter even if Barnett becomes available. Public market screens have differed on the favorite near pick’em; the quoted spread is the specific ESPN DraftKings snapshot, not a consensus number.

Offense and defense

Baylor: Offense 29.1 points, 425.0 total yards (278.9 passing / 146.1 rushing). Defense allows 16.1 points, 340.1 total yards (236.0 passing / 104.1 rushing).

UCF: Offense 32.7 points, 370.3 total yards (207.0 passing / 163.3 rushing). Defense allows 23.0 points, 357.7 total yards (239.7 passing / 118.0 rushing).

Last three games

Baylor (1-2 SU): Oct. 24 L 24-25 @ KU; Oct. 17 L 6-17 vs TCU; Oct. 3 W 55-19 @ ASU.

UCF (1-2 SU): Oct. 24 W 39-31 2OT vs BYU; Oct. 10 L 28-42 @ OKST; Oct. 3 L 17-27 @ HOU.

Last game recap

Baylor lost 25-24 to Kansas Jayhawks on Oct. 24. Kansas blocked Baylor’s late field-goal attempt, turning a close finish into the Bears’ second consecutive loss. Box score: 358 total yards, 122 rushing, 1 turnover.

UCF beat BYU Cougars 39-31 2OT on Oct. 24. Jenkins delivered the decisive touchdown pass in double overtime as UCF upset previously unbeaten BYU. Box score: 463 total yards, 170 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Key injuries  UCF QB Alonza Barnett III remains questionable with a hamstring issue, but Scott Frost has named Keyone Jenkins the starter. UCF RB Taevion Swint, OL Tyler Gibson and DBs DJ Bell and Demari Henderson are out; WR Caleb Rollerson is questionable.

Coaching context Baylor fired Dave Aranda on October 25. Defensive coordinator Joe Klanderman makes his interim head-coaching debut here; Jake Spavital remains the offensive coordinator.

Kent State at Sacramento State

Friday, October 30 | 10:30 PM ET | ESPN2

Kent State 3-5 | Sacramento State 1-7 | Hornet Stadium

Odds KENT -7.5 | total 46.5 | moneyline KENT -305 / SAC +245.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 63 F, mostly clear; gusts up to 6 mph.

Quarterback matchup

Kent State Dru DeShields: 124/218 (56.9%), 1,439 passing yards, 8 TD, 6 INT; rushing 66 carries, 217 yards, 4 TD.

Sacramento State Jackson Sharman: 122/217 (56.2%), 1,246 passing yards, 8 TD, 6 INT; rushing 32 carries, -50 yards, 0 TD.

Offense and defense

Kent State: Offense 14.9 points, 286.0 total yards (186.0 passing / 100.0 rushing). Defense allows 30.5 points, 371.0 total yards (228.9 passing / 142.1 rushing).

Sacramento State: Offense 15.3 points, 298.1 total yards (197.3 passing / 100.9 rushing). Defense allows 32.9 points, 371.5 total yards (194.5 passing / 177.0 rushing).

Last three games

Kent State (1-2 SU): Oct. 24 W 35-20 vs AKR; Oct. 17 L 2-29 @ USF; Oct. 10 L 7-38 @ WMU.

Sacramento State (0-3 SU): Oct. 24 L 17-34 @ BALL; Oct. 17 L 7-48 vs OHIO; Oct. 10 L 10-38 @ BGSU.

Last game recap

Kent State beat Akron Zips 35-20 on Oct. 24. DeShields accounted for five touchdowns, four through the air, in a rivalry win over Akron. Box score: 376 total yards, 82 rushing, 1 turnover.

Sacramento State lost 34-17 to Ball State Cardinals on Oct. 24. Ball State’s second-half offense was decisive, with Sacramento State unable to keep pace. Box score: 266 total yards, 54 rushing, 1 turnover.

Key injuries The MAC game-day report is pending. Kent State RB Mason King, OLs Jaxon Dunn and Tyler Meadows, and TE Terik Mulder missed the Akron game. Sacramento State QB Carson Conklin, RBs Bryant Collins and Curron Borders, and several offensive linemen missed its last game. 

Coaching context r. Cornerbacks coach Dakari Monroe was dismissed

Matchup analysis Kent State’s four-touchdown passing performance against Akron is encouraging, but its season-long scoring average remains below 15 points. Sacramento State has been similarly limited offensively, making sustained improvement more important than one explosive game. DeShields and Wayne Harris give the visitors an identifiable passing connection. 

Saturday, October 31

Notre Dame vs Navy

 12:00 PM ET | ABC

Notre Dame 6-1 | Navy 2-5 | Gillette Stadium

Odds ND -30.5 | total 56.5 | moneyline ND -6500 / NAVY +2000.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 49 F, mostly sunny; gusts up to 13 mph.

2025 matchup Nov. 8, 2025: Notre Dame 49, Navy 10.

Quarterback matchup

Notre Dame CJ Carr: 129/193 (66.8%), 1,639 passing yards, 16 TD, 1 INT; rushing 23 carries, 82 yards, 3 TD.

Navy Jackson Gutierrez: 32/64 (50.0%), 692 passing yards, 7 TD, 1 INT; rushing 150 carries, 869 yards, 12 TD.

Offense and defense

Notre Dame: Offense 41.1 points, 445.1 total yards (261.7 passing / 183.4 rushing). Defense allows 13.4 points, 235.0 total yards (167.7 passing / 67.3 rushing).

Navy: Offense 29.7 points, 427.1 total yards (119.4 passing / 307.7 rushing). Defense allows 29.1 points, 365.1 total yards (255.9 passing / 109.3 rushing).

Last three games

Notre Dame (2-1 SU): Oct. 17 L 24-28 @ BYU; Oct. 10 W 58-7 vs STAN; Oct. 3 W 37-26 @ UNC.

Navy (1-2 SU): Oct. 24 L 39-49 vs UNT; Oct. 17 L 34-38 @ UTSA; Oct. 10 W 34-26 vs TLSA.

Last game recap

Notre Dame lost 28-24 to BYU Cougars on Oct. 17. BYU’s late winning drive ended Notre Dame’s unbeaten start before the Irish’s open week. Box score: 376 total yards, 115 rushing, 1 turnover.

Navy lost 49-39 to North Texas Mean Green on Oct. 24. North Texas repeatedly struck for long scores, including return touchdowns, overcoming Navy’s productive offense. Box score: 506 total yards, 363 rushing, 1 turnover.

Key injuries Notre Dame CB DJ McKinney is out with a right ankle injury; Jayden Sanders is listed in his place. TE Cooper Flanagan (hamstring), LB Kyngstonn Viliamu-Asa (thumb) and CB Mark Zackery IV (concussion) are questionable. Navy:  CB Cam Robinson and RB Christian Cromer missed the North Texas game.

Matchup analysis: Navy’s option rushing attack against an Irish defense allowing only 67.3 rushing yards per game.

 

Arizona at Texas Tech

 12:00 PM ET | ESPN

Arizona 6-1 | Texas Tech 6-1 | Galaxy Stadium

Odds TTU -3.5 | total 54.5 | moneyline ARIZ +140 / TTU -166.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 59 F, partly sunny; gusts up to 7 mph.

Quarterback matchup

Arizona Noah Fifita: 167/225 (74.2%), 2,064 passing yards, 18 TD, 4 INT; rushing 47 carries, 122 yards, 3 TD.

Texas Tech Will Hammond: 139/205 (67.8%), 1,561 passing yards, 6 TD, 6 INT; rushing 40 carries, 110 yards, 2 TD.

Offense and defense

Arizona: Offense 36.1 points, 459.4 total yards (310.9 passing / 148.6 rushing). Defense allows 16.7 points, 314.9 total yards (207.7 passing / 107.1 rushing).

Texas Tech: Offense 35.9 points, 419.1 total yards (229.4 passing / 189.7 rushing). Defense allows 20.4 points, 372.9 total yards (266.1 passing / 106.7 rushing).

Last three games

Arizona (3-0 SU): Oct. 24 W 39-3 vs ISU; Oct. 10 W 52-31 @ WVU; Oct. 3 W 34-7 vs CIN.

Texas Tech (2-1 SU): Oct. 24 L 24-37 @ CIN; Oct. 17 W 53-25 vs ASU; Oct. 3 W 29-7 @ COLO.

Last game recap

Arizona beat Iowa State Cyclones 39-3 on Oct. 24. Fifita threw for 308 yards and two touchdowns while Arizona’s defense limited Iowa State to a field goal. Box score: 477 total yards, 141 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Texas Tech lost 37-24 to Cincinnati Bearcats on Oct. 24. Cincinnati’s four touchdown passes exposed Tech’s coverage and handed the Red Raiders their first defeat. Box score: 400 total yards, 173 rushing, 3 turnovers.

Key injuries Arizona CB Jay’Vion Cole is out; WRs Chris Hunter III and Giovanni Richardson and RB Ismail Mahdi are questionable. TE Cole Rusk is doubtful. Texas Tech RB Cameron Dickey, WR Malcolm Simmons, OL Elias Gillen and CB S’Vioarean Martin are questionable. Dickey and Mahdi materially affect the projected rushing rotations.

SMU at Syracuse

Saturday, October 31 | 12:00 PM ET | ESPN2

SMU 6-1 | Syracuse 3-4 | JMA Wireless Dome

Odds SMU -10.5 | total 57.5 | moneyline SMU -380 / SYR +300.

Weather Indoors at JMA Wireless Dome

2025 matchup Oct. 4, 2025: SMU 31, Syracuse 18.

Quarterback matchup

SMU Kevin Jennings: 156/215 (72.6%), 2,062 passing yards, 19 TD, 5 INT; rushing 43 carries, 121 yards, 2 TD.

Syracuse Steve Angeli (questionable): 77/138 (55.8%), 987 passing yards, 6 TD, 5 INT; rushing 17 carries, -22 yards, 0 TD.

Angeli’s availability is unresolved, with Odom and Nelson already out. No healthy replacement starter has been publicly confirmed in the reports reviewed.

Offense and defense

SMU: Offense 36.4 points, 470.3 total yards (313.1 passing / 157.1 rushing). Defense allows 21.1 points, 303.3 total yards (179.1 passing / 124.1 rushing).

Syracuse: Offense 31.6 points, 450.6 total yards (286.1 passing / 164.4 rushing). Defense allows 26.3 points, 336.3 total yards (202.3 passing / 134.0 rushing).

Last three games

SMU (3-0 SU): Oct. 24 W 59-20 vs CAL; Oct. 17 W 23-13 vs UVA; Oct. 3 W 25-16 vs BC.

Syracuse (1-2 SU): Oct. 24 W 31-30 OT @ UNC; Oct. 17 L 26-34 vs LOU; Oct. 10 L 25-28 @ UVA.

Last game recap

SMU beat California Golden Bears 59-20 on Oct. 24. Jennings threw three touchdown passes as SMU overwhelmed Cal, especially after halftime. Box score: 492 total yards, 256 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Syracuse beat North Carolina Tar Heels 31-30 OT on Oct. 24. Syracuse finished the overtime possession with a touchdown reception by Calvin Russell to edge North Carolina. Box score: 455 total yards, 199 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Key injuries Syracuse QB Steve Angeli is questionable, while QBs Amari Odom and Malachi Nelson are out. OL Matthew Hawn is doubtful and OL Kahlil Stewart questionable. SMU safeties Ahmaad Moses and Tyren Polley Jr., DE Trey Wilson and RBs Dramekco Green and Link Rhodes are out; K Nick Reed is questionable.

Wisconsin at Iowa

| 12:00 PM ET | Fox

Wisconsin 5-2 | Iowa 5-2 | Kinnick Stadium

Odds IOWA -2.5 | total 36.5 | moneyline WIS +110 / IOWA -130.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 57 F, cloudy; gusts up to 7 mph;  

2025 matchup Oct. 11, 2025: Wisconsin 0, Iowa 37.

Quarterback matchup

Wisconsin Colton Joseph: 99/173 (57.2%), 1,256 passing yards, 11 TD, 5 INT; rushing 84 carries, 365 yards, 4 TD.

Iowa Hank Brown: 89/145 (61.4%), 968 passing yards, 6 TD, 3 INT; rushing 20 carries, 22 yards, 1 TD. Jeremy Hecklinski: 41/67 (61.2%), 472 passing yards, 4 TD, 2 INT; rushing 2 carries, 5 yards, 0 TD.

Offense and defense

Wisconsin: Offense 27.0 points, 330.1 total yards (179.4 passing / 150.7 rushing). Defense allows 15.3 points, 279.9 total yards (183.4 passing / 96.4 rushing).

Iowa: Offense 28.0 points, 386.7 total yards (207.6 passing / 179.1 rushing). Defense allows 14.3 points, 281.3 total yards (198.4 passing / 82.9 rushing).

Last three games

Wisconsin (2-1 SU): Oct. 24 W 24-7 vs USC; Oct. 17 L 7-17 @ UCLA; Oct. 3 W 31-3 vs MSU.

Iowa (1-2 SU): Oct. 24 L 10-13 @ MINN; Oct. 9 W 41-24 @ WASH; Oct. 3 L 14-31 vs OSU.

Last game recap

Wisconsin beat USC Trojans 24-7 on Oct. 24. Wisconsin’s defense limited USC to seven points, and Bryan Jackson supplied important rushing production against his former school. Box score: 200 total yards, 142 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Iowa lost 13-10 to Minnesota Golden Gophers on Oct. 24. Minnesota won on a field goal as time expired; Iowa’s three interceptions undermined a close defensive game. Box score: 288 total yards, 90 rushing, 4 turnovers.

Key injuries Iowa RB Kamari Moulton is out, moving Xavier Williams to the top of the depth chart. OL Trent Wilson and DB Tyler Brown are also out; RB Brevin Doll is doubtful. Wisconsin OL Barrett Nelson and RB Nate Palmer are doubtful, S Marvin Burks Jr. questionable 

Cal at NC State

Saturday, October 31 | 12:00 PM ET | ACC Network

Cal 3-5 | NC State 3-4 | Carter-Finley Stadium

Odds NCSU -7 | total 56.5 | moneyline CAL +215 / NCSU -265.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 63 F, hazy sunshine; gusts up to 13 mph.

Quarterback matchup

Cal Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele: 149/219 (68.0%), 1,555 passing yards, 10 TD, 5 INT; rushing 17 carries, -60 yards, 0 TD.

NC State CJ Bailey: 143/219 (65.3%), 1,763 passing yards, 11 TD, 4 INT; rushing 56 carries, 177 yards, 2 TD.

Offense and defense

Cal: Offense 23.4 points, 369.3 total yards (285.3 passing / 84.0 rushing). Defense allows 31.6 points, 400.8 total yards (210.0 passing / 190.8 rushing).

NC State: Offense 32.3 points, 419.9 total yards (257.6 passing / 162.3 rushing). Defense allows 28.1 points, 380.0 total yards (240.7 passing / 139.3 rushing).

Last three games

Cal (1-2 SU): Oct. 24 L 20-59 @ SMU; Oct. 17 L 7-41 vs WAKE; Oct. 10 W 25-20 vs VT.

NC State (1-2 SU): Oct. 23 L 28-31 @ STAN; Oct. 10 L 14-38 vs WAKE; Oct. 3 W 31-28 vs LOU.

Last game recap

Cal lost 59-20 to SMU Mustangs on Oct. 24. Cal was unable to contain SMU’s second-half scoring surge. Box score: 305 total yards, 40 rushing, 0 turnovers.

NC State lost 31-28 to Stanford Cardinal on Oct. 23. Stanford quarterback Davis Warren threw four touchdown passes, and NC State’s comeback attempt fell short. Box score: 381 total yards, 125 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Key injuries Cal RB Carter Vargas, TE Dorian Thomas and WR Jordan King are out. RB Adam Mohammed, WRs Ian Strong and Mark Hamper, and multiple offensive linemen are questionable. NC State RB Jayden ‘Duke’ Scott, WR Joshisa ‘Jojo’ Trader and OLs Daniel Cruz, Spike Sowells Jr. and Yousef Mugharbil are out.

Coaching context NC State fired Dave Doeren on October 24 and promoted Todd Goebbel to interim head coach. DC DJ Eliot was also dismissed, with Charlton Warren taking defensive play-calling.  

Boston College at Duke

 | 12:00 PM ET | CW

Boston College 4-3 | Duke 5-2 | Wallace Wade Stadium

Odds DUKE -7 | total 48.5 | moneyline BC +225 / DUKE -278.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 63 F, hazy sunshine; gusts up to 17 mph.

2025 matchup No 2025 meeting.

Quarterback matchup

Boston College Mason McKenzie: 107/185 (57.8%), 1,363 passing yards, 8 TD, 7 INT; rushing 119 carries, 614 yards, 5 TD.

Duke Walker Eget: 122/197 (61.9%), 1,440 passing yards, 8 TD, 3 INT; rushing 7 carries, -6 yards, 0 TD.

Offense and defense

Boston College: Offense 24.4 points, 375.7 total yards (194.7 passing / 181.0 rushing). Defense allows 23.6 points, 333.3 total yards (182.1 passing / 151.1 rushing).

Duke: Offense 29.9 points, 426.1 total yards (236.4 passing / 189.7 rushing). Defense allows 16.0 points, 301.3 total yards (194.1 passing / 107.1 rushing).

Last three games

Boston College (2-1 SU): Oct. 24 W 49-27 @ GT; Oct. 17 W 27-21 vs PITT; Oct. 3 L 16-25 @ SMU.

Duke (1-2 SU): Oct. 23 W 19-16 @ UVA; Oct. 17 L 20-24 vs UNC; Oct. 10 L 25-28 @ GT.

Last game recap

Boston College beat Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets 49-27 on Oct. 24. Boston College rushed for 399 yards and five touchdowns; McKenzie and Bo MacCormack III drove the breakout. Box score: 500 total yards, 399 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Duke beat Virginia Cavaliers 19-16 on Oct. 23. A touchdown pass by running back Nate Sheppard provided the decisive change of pace against Virginia. Box score: 327 total yards, 71 rushing, 1 turnover.

Key injuries Boston College RBs Evan Dickens and Sedric Addison, LB Justin Medlock and OL Pape Abdoulaye Sy are out; TE Zeke Moore is questionable. Duke CBs Kimari Robinson and Kolbe Harmon and OL Roman Fina are out. Duke CB Kyon Loud and TEs Jeremiah Hasley and Jake Taylor are questionable.

Illinois at Maryland

| 12:00 PM ET | FS1

Illinois 4-3 | Maryland 2-5 | SECU Stadium

Odds ILL -2.5 | total 54.5 | moneyline ILL -135 / MD +114.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 57 F, partly sunny; gusts up to 7 mph.

2025 matchup Nov. 15, 2025: Illinois 24, Maryland 6.

Quarterback matchup

Illinois Michael Clayton II: 17/26 (65.4%), 172 passing yards, 4 TD, 0 INT; rushing 6 carries, -13 yards, 0 TD.

Maryland Malik Washington: 155/261 (59.4%), 1,615 passing yards, 9 TD, 6 INT; rushing 40 carries, 112 yards, 1 TD.

Houser is doubtful; Michael Clayton is the recent replacement. 

Offense and defense

Illinois: Offense 30.3 points, 392.4 total yards (231.0 passing / 161.4 rushing). Defense allows 25.3 points, 382.4 total yards (248.0 passing / 134.4 rushing).

Maryland: Offense 28.3 points, 377.7 total yards (244.7 passing / 133.0 rushing). Defense allows 33.3 points, 366.6 total yards (217.9 passing / 148.7 rushing).

Last three games

Illinois (2-1 SU): Oct. 24 W 21-10 vs ORE; Oct. 10 W 38-37 OT @ MSU; Oct. 3 L 17-24 vs PUR.

Maryland (0-3 SU): Oct. 17 L 30-37 vs RUTG; Oct. 10 L 16-45 @ OSU; Oct. 3 L 23-48 @ NEB.

Last game recap

Illinois beat Oregon Ducks 21-10 on Oct. 24. Illinois kept Oregon to 10 points and protected a limited passing workload from its replacement quarterback. Box score: 314 total yards, 225 rushing, 1 turnover.

Maryland lost 37-30 to Rutgers Scarlet Knights on Oct. 17. Maryland surrendered its halftime advantage as Rutgers rallied, extending the Terps’ losing streak before the coaching change. Box score: 378 total yards, 115 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Key injuries Illinois QB Katin Houser (hand) and WR Jayshon Platt are doubtful; RB Ca’Lil Valentine and OL TJ McMillen are out. Michael Clayton is the recent replacement at quarterback. Maryland WRs Ryan Manning and Sean Williams, OL Trevor Szymanski and DL Jayvon Parker are questionable; RBs DJ Samuels and Harry Dalton III are out.

Coaching context Maryland promoted Aazaar Abdul-Rahim to interim head coach on October 21 after Mike Locksley’s departure. Ted Monachino had been dismissed as DC on October 18; Abdul-Rahim and Zac Spavital now share defensive leadership. Illinois parted with DC Bobby Hauck after four games in September.

UAB at South Florida

Saturday, October 31 | 12:00 PM ET | ESPNU

UAB 4-3 | South Florida 5-2 | Raymond James Stadium

Odds USF -7.5 | total 42.5 | moneyline UAB +245 / USF -305.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 82 F, intermittent clouds; gusts up to 14 mph.

2025 matchup Nov. 22, 2025: UAB 18, South Florida 48.

Quarterback matchup

UAB Ryder Burton: 91/167 (54.5%), 1,184 passing yards, 6 TD, 5 INT; rushing 60 carries, 27 yards, 1 TD.

South Florida Michael Van Buren Jr.: 115/179 (64.2%), 1,266 passing yards, 6 TD, 0 INT; rushing 49 carries, 87 yards, 2 TD.

Offense and defense

UAB: Offense 23.3 points, 339.0 total yards (171.0 passing / 168.0 rushing). Defense allows 24.6 points, 316.6 total yards (126.0 passing / 190.6 rushing).

South Florida: Offense 26.6 points, 325.7 total yards (183.9 passing / 141.9 rushing). Defense allows 15.1 points, 325.1 total yards (181.0 passing / 144.1 rushing).

Last three games

UAB (2-1 SU): Oct. 15 W 30-17 OT vs ECU; Oct. 10 L 13-38 @ MEM; Oct. 3 W 33-14 vs SAM.

South Florida (1-2 SU): Oct. 17 W 29-2 vs KENT; Oct. 8 L 24-31 @ UTSA; Oct. 3 L 13-17 vs TEM.

Last game recap

UAB beat East Carolina Pirates 30-17 OT on Oct. 15. UAB rallied and finished the game in overtime, with Burton supplying two passing touchdowns. Box score: 361 total yards, 99 rushing, 0 turnovers.

South Florida beat Kent State Golden Flashes 29-2 on Oct. 17. USF’s defense prevented Kent State from sustaining a conventional scoring attack; the Bulls won comfortably despite a modest offensive total. Box score: 271 total yards, 78 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Key injuries The new American report is pending. UAB OL Adam Lepkowski, TE Antonio Ferguson, WR Jaylen Elder and DT Nigel Tate were absent from its last official game-day report. USF receivers Arhmad Branch and Jaden Alexis remain names to monitor,  

Bowling Green at Western Michigan

 | 12:00 PM ET | CBSSN

Bowling Green 2-6 | Western Michigan 5-3 | Waldo Stadium

Odds WMU -13.5 | total 44.5 | moneyline BGSU +400 / WMU -535.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 54 F, cloudy; gusts up to 9 mph.

Quarterback matchup

Bowling Green Jay Kastantin: 130/194 (67.0%), 1,418 passing yards, 10 TD, 6 INT; rushing 56 carries, 126 yards, 1 TD.

Western Michigan Broc Lowry: 112/176 (63.6%), 1,251 passing yards, 10 TD, 3 INT; rushing 80 carries, 255 yards, 4 TD.

Offense and defense

Bowling Green: Offense 18.8 points, 287.8 total yards (179.8 passing / 108.0 rushing). Defense allows 29.8 points, 383.1 total yards (168.4 passing / 214.8 rushing).

Western Michigan: Offense 26.6 points, 325.9 total yards (163.8 passing / 162.1 rushing). Defense allows 20.4 points, 368.6 total yards (216.4 passing / 152.3 rushing).

Last three games

Bowling Green (1-2 SU): Oct. 24 L 24-31 @ BUFF; Oct. 17 L 31-32 OT vs BALL; Oct. 10 W 38-10 vs SAC.

Western Michigan (2-1 SU): Oct. 24 L 38-45 @ TOL; Oct. 17 W 21-14 @ CMU; Oct. 10 W 38-7 vs KENT.

Last game recap

Bowling Green lost 31-24 to Buffalo Bulls on Oct. 24. Buffalo’s rushing attack, led by Burch, produced the decisive damage against Bowling Green. Box score: 341 total yards, 124 rushing, 2 turnovers.

Western Michigan lost 45-38 to Toledo Rockets on Oct. 24. Western Michigan scored enough to compete but could not contain Toledo in a high-scoring road loss. Box score: 351 total yards, 144 rushing, 3 turnovers.

Key injuries The MAC game-day report is pending. Bowling Green OT Ethan Kraatz, OL Pete Pendergest, CB JoJo Johnson and RB Tristin Blackmon missed the Buffalo game. Western Michigan OLs Jeremy Schleicher and Ryan Westrich missed its last outing. 

Michigan at Rutgers

 | 12:30 PM ET | BTN

Michigan 4-3 | Rutgers 2-5 | SHI Stadium

Odds MICH -15.5 | total 45.5 | moneyline MICH -700 / RUTG +500.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 56 F, mostly sunny; gusts up to 13 mph.

2025 matchup No 2025 meeting.

Quarterback matchup

Michigan Tommy Carr: 27/41 (65.9%), 237 passing yards, 1 TD, 1 INT; rushing 21 carries, 60 yards, 1 TD.

Rutgers AJ Surace: 40/71 (56.3%), 539 passing yards, 6 TD, 5 INT; rushing 19 carries, -56 yards, 0 TD.

Tommy Carr is expected to start again ahead of Bryce Underwood. AJ Surace is Rutgers’ recent replacement for Lonergan.

Offense and defense

Michigan: Offense 20.3 points, 300.6 total yards (165.9 passing / 134.7 rushing). Defense allows 15.7 points, 250.1 total yards (154.6 passing / 95.6 rushing).

Rutgers: Offense 28.7 points, 394.9 total yards (242.1 passing / 152.7 rushing). Defense allows 33.3 points, 416.7 total yards (217.6 passing / 199.1 rushing).

Last three games

Michigan (1-2 SU): Oct. 24 L 6-13 OT vs IU; Oct. 17 W 21-18 vs PSU; Oct. 3 L 14-20 @ MINN.

Rutgers (1-2 SU): Oct. 24 L 14-42 @ NU; Oct. 17 W 37-30 @ MD; Oct. 3 L 15-47 vs IU.

Last game recap

Michigan lost 13-6 OT to Indiana Hoosiers on Oct. 24. Michigan could not finish drives, and Indiana won on Hoover’s touchdown run in overtime. Box score: 224 total yards, 57 rushing, 2 turnovers.

Rutgers lost 42-14 to Northwestern Wildcats on Oct. 24. Northwestern quarterback Aidan Chiles accounted for five total touchdowns as Rutgers fell behind decisively. Box score: 344 total yards, 244 rushing, 3 turnovers.

Key injuries Rutgers QB Dylan Lonergan is out; top WR KJ Duff and OL Tyler Needham are doubtful. Michigan OL Andrew Sprague is out and OL Blake Frazier questionable; safeties Rod Moore and Jordan Young are also questionable. Tommy Carr’s promotion is a quarterback decision rather than an injury designation for Bryce Underwood.

Auburn at Ole Miss

Saturday, October 31 | 12:45 PM ET | SEC Network

Auburn 4-3 | Ole Miss 5-2 | Vaught-Hemingway Stadium

Odds MISS -12.5 | total 57.5 | moneyline AUB +380 / MISS -500.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 71 F, cloudy; gusts up to 7 mph.

Quarterback matchup

Auburn Byrum Brown: 134/209 (64.1%), 1,365 passing yards, 8 TD, 7 INT; rushing 126 carries, 479 yards, 6 TD.

Ole Miss Trinidad Chambliss: 167/262 (63.7%), 1,926 passing yards, 16 TD, 7 INT; rushing 41 carries, 134 yards, 6 TD.

Offense and defense

Auburn: Offense 25.4 points, 376.4 total yards (211.0 passing / 165.4 rushing). Defense allows 24.1 points, 396.9 total yards (250.9 passing / 146.0 rushing).

Ole Miss: Offense 36.0 points, 432.9 total yards (284.9 passing / 148.0 rushing). Defense allows 25.3 points, 394.1 total yards (233.0 passing / 161.1 rushing).

Last three games

Auburn (1-2 SU): Oct. 24 L 17-38 vs LSU; Oct. 17 W 27-24 @ UGA; Oct. 3 L 14-24 @ TENN.

Ole Miss (2-1 SU): Oct. 24 L 27-34 @ TEX; Oct. 17 W 31-3 vs MIZ; Oct. 10 W 52-17 @ VAN.

Last game recap

Auburn lost 38-17 to LSU Tigers on Oct. 24. LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt accounted for four touchdowns as Auburn’s defense struggled to get off the field. Box score: 270 total yards, 66 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Ole Miss lost 34-27 to Texas Longhorns on Oct. 24. Ole Miss erased a 21-point deficit but could not complete the comeback; Chambliss’ three interceptions proved costly. Box score: 363 total yards, 113 rushing, 3 turnovers.

Key injuries Ole Miss RB Kewan Lacy is out, a major backfield absence. CB Cedrick Beavers is also out, while CB Jalyn Crawford and OL Terez Davis are questionable; OLs Brycen Sanders and Connor Howes are probable. Auburn TE Hunter Herring and OL Tai Buster are out, and WR Jeremiah Koger is questionable.

 

Marshall at Old Dominion

 1:00 PM ET | ESPN+

Marshall 4-3 | Old Dominion 2-6 | S.B. Ballard Stadium

Odds MRSH -3 | total 44.5 | moneyline MRSH -142 / ODU +120.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 62 F, hazy sunshine; gusts up to 20 mph.

2025 matchup Oct. 11, 2025: Marshall 48, Old Dominion 24.

Quarterback matchup

Marshall Zion Turner: 54/84 (64.3%), 555 passing yards, 2 TD, 2 INT; rushing 20 carries, 48 yards, 1 TD.

Old Dominion Jaxon Potter: 20/39 (51.3%), 166 passing yards, 0 TD, 1 INT; rushing 9 carries, -24 yards, 0 TD.

Zion Turner and Jaxon Potter handled the latest starts. Henicle is doubtful for ODU.

Offense and defense

Marshall: Offense 21.7 points, 395.3 total yards (238.3 passing / 157.0 rushing). Defense allows 30.7 points, 430.0 total yards (238.4 passing / 191.6 rushing).

Old Dominion: Offense 15.5 points, 251.1 total yards (152.8 passing / 98.4 rushing). Defense allows 26.8 points, 348.6 total yards (211.4 passing / 137.3 rushing).

Last three games

Marshall (1-2 SU): Oct. 20 W 20-13 vs USA; Oct. 10 L 21-27 vs CCU; Oct. 3 L 17-45 @ JMU.

Old Dominion (1-2 SU): Oct. 24 L 0-26 @ LT; Oct. 15 L 15-23 vs GASO; Oct. 10 W 10-3 @ APP.

Last game recap

Marshall beat South Alabama Jaguars 20-13 on Oct. 20. Judah Price’s late touchdown gave Marshall the decisive score in a close defensive finish. Box score: 328 total yards, 147 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Old Dominion lost 26-0 to Louisiana Tech Bulldogs on Oct. 24. Louisiana Tech shut out ODU, leaving Potter’s offense without a scoring drive. Box score: 141 total yards, -13 rushing, 1 turnover.

Key injuries ODU QB Quinn Henicle is doubtful; Jaxon Potter handled the last start. ODU WRs JJ Harrell and Sidney Mbanasor are out, while DBs Tavares Murray and Zion Frink are questionable. Marshall OL Xavier Bausley and DB Louikenzy Jules are out. 

Kansas State at Colorado

 | 2:00 PM ET | TNT

Kansas State 4-3 | Colorado 2-5 | Folsom Field

Odds COLO -1.5 | total 46.5 | moneyline KSU +105 / COLO -125.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 57 F, cloudy; gusts up to 6 mph; 

2025 matchup Nov. 29, 2025: Kansas State 24, Colorado 14.

Quarterback matchup

Kansas State Jacob Knuth (doubtful): 27/42 (64.3%), 201 passing yards, 1 TD, 0 INT; rushing 12 carries, 44 yards, 2 TD. Avery Johnson (out): 118/187 (63.1%), 1,301 passing yards, 10 TD, 3 INT; rushing 51 carries, 462 yards, 3 TD.

Colorado Isaac Wilson: 77/128 (60.2%), 979 passing yards, 6 TD, 7 INT; rushing 43 carries, 88 yards, 1 TD.

Barnett or Dillon Duff could start if Knuth cannot. Barnett’s 2026 line is 4-of-5 for 41 yards, no TDs or INTs, plus 2 rushes for 3 yards. Duff has not appeared in a college game.  

Offense and defense

Kansas State: Offense 32.9 points, 438.0 total yards (220.4 passing / 217.6 rushing). Defense allows 21.1 points, 305.3 total yards (147.1 passing / 158.1 rushing).

Colorado: Offense 20.1 points, 394.9 total yards (266.6 passing / 128.3 rushing). Defense allows 30.1 points, 391.6 total yards (253.0 passing / 138.6 rushing).

Last three games

Kansas State (1-2 SU): Oct. 24 L 17-28 @ ASU; Oct. 17 W 35-24 vs KU; Oct. 10 L 16-35 vs HOU.

Colorado (0-3 SU): Oct. 24 L 24-57 @ OKST; Oct. 17 L 24-27 vs UTAH; Oct. 3 L 7-29 vs TTU.

Last game recap

Kansas State lost 28-17 to Arizona State Sun Devils on Oct. 24. Kansas State could not hold a second-half lead against Arizona State, and Knuth dealt with ankle trouble. Box score: 278 total yards, 84 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Colorado lost 57-24 to Oklahoma State Cowboys on Oct. 24. Oklahoma State scored 34 second-half points as Colorado’s defense collapsed after a competitive opening half. Box score: 399 total yards, 56 rushing, 3 turnovers.

Key injuries Kansas State QB Avery Johnson is out and Jacob Knuth doubtful after ankle trouble, putting Blake Barnett or Dillon Duff in line for an expanded role. Colorado QB Julian Lewis is doubtful; WRs Quentin Gibson and Danny Scudero and RB Micah Welch are out.  

Coastal Carolina at Georgia State

 | 2:00 PM ET | ESPN+

Coastal Carolina 2-5 | Georgia State 4-3 | Center Parc Stadium

Odds GAST -5.5 | total 55.5 | moneyline CCU +170 / GAST -205.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 72 F, cloudy; gusts up to 18 mph.

2025 matchup Nov. 8, 2025: Coastal Carolina 40, Georgia State 27.

Quarterback matchup

Coastal Carolina Deuce Bailey: 109/204 (53.4%), 1,638 passing yards, 16 TD, 4 INT; rushing 68 carries, 230 yards, 0 TD.

Georgia State Ayden Pereira: 21/36 (58.3%), 263 passing yards, 2 TD, 3 INT; rushing 18 carries, 78 yards, 2 TD. Cameran Brown (doubtful): 110/166 (66.3%), 1,356 passing yards, 14 TD, 5 INT; rushing 40 carries, 174 yards, 1 TD.

Pereira is in line to start if Brown’s doubtful designation holds.

Offense and defense

Coastal Carolina: Offense 26.1 points, 382.4 total yards (234.9 passing / 147.6 rushing). Defense allows 25.9 points, 419.4 total yards (220.7 passing / 198.7 rushing).

Georgia State: Offense 35.9 points, 449.3 total yards (244.0 passing / 205.3 rushing). Defense allows 26.0 points, 355.6 total yards (206.3 passing / 149.3 rushing).

Last three games

Coastal Carolina (1-2 SU): Oct. 16 L 32-35 vs APP; Oct. 10 W 27-21 @ MRSH; Oct. 3 L 24-31 vs GASO.

Georgia State (1-2 SU): Oct. 24 L 32-38 @ ARST; Oct. 17 L 22-49 @ JMU; Oct. 3 W 42-10 vs ODU.

Last game recap

Coastal Carolina lost 35-32 to App State Mountaineers on Oct. 16. Coastal’s late scoring was not enough to overcome App State’s four rushing touchdowns by Jaquari Lewis. Box score: 437 total yards, 139 rushing, 1 turnover.

Georgia State lost 38-32 to Arkansas State Red Wolves on Oct. 24. Georgia State gave up four total touchdowns to Arkansas State’s Trey Owens and lost Brown to an injury concern. Box score: 429 total yards, 201 rushing, 2 turnovers.

Key injuries Georgia State QB Cameran Brown is doubtful, making Ayden Pereira the expected replacement if Brown cannot play. Georgia State OL Jordan Brown and WR Jamari Miller are out. Coastal OLs Dom Rijos and Gavin McLaughlin and WRs Goldie Lawrence and Jayden Johnson are out; OL Mason Barton is questionable.

 

UConn at Air Force

 | 3:00 PM ET | MW+

UConn 4-3 | Air Force 5-2 | Falcon Stadium

Odds AF -1.5 | total 51.5 | moneyline CONN -105 / AFA -115.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 56 F, partly sunny; gusts up to 9 mph.

2025 matchup Nov. 15, 2025: UConn 26, Air Force 16.

Quarterback matchup

UConn Kalieb Osborne: 112/182 (61.5%), 1,594 passing yards, 12 TD, 2 INT; rushing 81 carries, 320 yards, 7 TD.

Air Force Howard Fisher IV: 3/7 (42.9%), 36 passing yards, 0 TD, 0 INT; rushing 12 carries, 53 yards, 0 TD. Josh Johnson: 2/4 (50.0%), 20 passing yards, 0 TD, 0 INT; rushing 2 carries, -3 yards, 0 TD.

Howard Fisher IV and Josh Johnson are the current candidates. Medders is out this week and Szarka is out for the season; their rushing production cannot be assumed available.

Offense and defense

UConn: Offense 35.6 points, 447.6 total yards (244.6 passing / 203.0 rushing). Defense allows 23.9 points, 392.3 total yards (284.7 passing / 107.6 rushing).

Air Force: Offense 28.4 points, 405.0 total yards (67.6 passing / 337.4 rushing). Defense allows 20.9 points, 296.4 total yards (163.9 passing / 132.6 rushing).

Last three games

UConn (2-1 SU): Oct. 23 W 35-16 vs MASS; Oct. 10 W 34-20 @ TEM; Oct. 3 L 41-42 OT vs SYR.

Air Force (2-1 SU): Oct. 23 L 14-28 @ WYO; Oct. 17 W 41-31 vs UNLV; Oct. 10 W 28-7 @ NIU.

Last game recap

UConn beat Massachusetts Minutemen 35-16 on Oct. 23. Osborne threw two touchdown passes as UConn built a comfortable win over UMass. Box score: 438 total yards, 265 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Air Force lost 28-14 to Wyoming Cowboys on Oct. 23. Wyoming created the decisive passing scores, while Air Force lost Medders after another productive rushing performance. Box score: 387 total yards, 304 rushing, 3 turnovers.

Key injuries Air Force QB Evan Medders is out with turf toe, and Liam Szarka is already out for the season with a knee injury. Guard Alec Falk is also out, according to the current depth-chart reporting. Josh Johnson and Howard Fisher IV are competing at quarterback. UConn WR J. Brown has an unresolved concussion-related absence 

Temple at East Carolina

 | 3:00 PM ET | ESPN+

Temple 2-5 | East Carolina 3-4 | Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium

Odds ECU -4.5 | total 49.5 | moneyline TEM +170 / ECU -205.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 68 F, hazy sunshine; gusts up to 17 mph.

2025 matchup Nov. 1, 2025: Temple 14, East Carolina 45.

Quarterback matchup

Temple Ajani Sheppard: 74/120 (61.7%), 1,127 passing yards, 8 TD, 0 INT; rushing 66 carries, 329 yards, 5 TD.

East Carolina Mitch Griffis: 52/96 (54.2%), 623 passing yards, 4 TD, 4 INT; rushing 31 carries, 88 yards, 0 TD. Emory Williams: 73/117 (62.4%), 716 passing yards, 7 TD, 2 INT; rushing 32 carries, 71 yards, 1 TD.

ECU used both Griffis and Emory Williams against Memphis. The rotation needs a final pregame check.

Offense and defense

Temple: Offense 25.7 points, 385.7 total yards (183.6 passing / 202.1 rushing). Defense allows 28.0 points, 404.6 total yards (238.7 passing / 165.9 rushing).

East Carolina: Offense 25.0 points, 350.9 total yards (194.6 passing / 156.3 rushing). Defense allows 26.3 points, 348.9 total yards (206.4 passing / 142.4 rushing).

Last three games

Temple (1-2 SU): Oct. 17 L 31-38 vs CLT; Oct. 10 L 20-34 vs CONN; Oct. 3 W 17-13 @ USF.

East Carolina (1-2 SU): Oct. 22 L 34-41 OT @ MEM; Oct. 15 L 17-30 OT @ UAB; Oct. 10 W 28-12 vs RICE.

Last game recap

Temple lost 38-31 to Charlotte 49ers on Oct. 17. Temple could not contain Harrell’s four-touchdown contribution and handed Charlotte its first victory. Box score: 455 total yards, 206 rushing, 0 turnovers.

East Carolina lost 41-34 OT to Memphis Tigers on Oct. 22. ECU lost a second-half lead and then the overtime finish as Stokes accounted for five Memphis touchdowns. Box score: 421 total yards, 161 rushing, 3 turnovers.

Key injuries The new American report is pending. Temple RB Sam Brown V, WR JoJo Bermudez and OLs Eric King and Luke Watson missed its last game. ECU WRs Brock Spalding, Dillon Lorick and Jeremiah Melvin and TE Landon Lewis missed the Memphis game.  

Louisiana Tech at South Alabama

 | 3:00 PM ET | ESPN+

Louisiana Tech 5-2 | South Alabama 4-3 | Hancock Whitney Stadium

Odds LT -5.5 | total 58.5 | moneyline LT -218 / USA +180.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 81 F, cloudy; gusts up to 13 mph; 

2025 matchup No 2025 meeting.

Louisiana Tech Blake Baker: 96/133 (72.2%), 1,160 passing yards, 10 TD, 1 INT; rushing 41 carries, 30 yards, 2 TD.

South Alabama Jared Hollins: 68/125 (54.4%), 1,003 passing yards, 7 TD, 3 INT; rushing 34 carries, 112 yards, 2 TD.

Offense and defense

Louisiana Tech: Offense 32.3 points, 399.3 total yards (248.7 passing / 150.6 rushing). Defense allows 21.0 points, 323.4 total yards (198.0 passing / 125.4 rushing).

South Alabama: Offense 35.1 points, 421.9 total yards (207.6 passing / 214.3 rushing). Defense allows 32.4 points, 414.6 total yards (252.9 passing / 161.7 rushing).

Last three games

Louisiana Tech (3-0 SU): Oct. 24 W 26-0 vs ODU; Oct. 17 W 24-0 @ ULM; Oct. 10 W 32-31 vs UL.

South Alabama (2-1 SU): Oct. 20 L 13-20 @ MRSH; Oct. 8 W 56-49 @ ARST; Oct. 3 W 52-35 vs ULM.

Last game recap

Louisiana Tech beat Old Dominion Monarchs 26-0 on Oct. 24. Louisiana Tech recorded a second consecutive shutout, with Baker contributing through the air and on the ground. Box score: 438 total yards, 136 rushing, 0 turnovers.

South Alabama lost 20-13 to Marshall Thundering Herd on Oct. 20. South Alabama could not answer Marshall’s late touchdown after a difficult passing performance. Box score: 326 total yards, 178 rushing, 1 turnover.

Key injuries Louisiana Tech RB Dylone Brooks is doubtful and WR Dane Benedix out; DB David Pierro is probable. South Alabama WR Khatori Marion and LBs Caleb Dozier, Tirrell Johnson and Demetress Mosley are out. South Alabama WR Jerrian Graham and OL Jamal Siler are probable.

Stanford at Louisville

Stanford 4-4 | Louisville 4-3 | L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium

Odds LOU -22.5 | total 60.5 | moneyline STAN +1100 / LOU -2100.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 70 F, cloudy; gusts up to 8 mph.

Quarterback matchup

Stanford Davis Warren: 163/271 (60.1%), 1,933 passing yards, 11 TD, 2 INT; rushing 24 carries, -30 yards, 0 TD.

Louisville Lincoln Kienholz: 121/180 (67.2%), 1,844 passing yards, 10 TD, 3 INT; rushing 71 carries, 251 yards, 10 TD.

Offense and defense

Stanford: Offense 19.9 points, 359.6 total yards (247.4 passing / 112.3 rushing). Defense allows 35.5 points, 443.1 total yards (255.5 passing / 187.6 rushing).

Louisville: Offense 38.7 points, 484.6 total yards (269.6 passing / 215.0 rushing). Defense allows 27.4 points, 419.9 total yards (268.9 passing / 151.0 rushing).

Last three games

Stanford (2-1 SU): Oct. 23 W 31-28 vs NCSU; Oct. 17 W 34-7 vs ELON; Oct. 10 L 7-58 @ ND.

Louisville (2-1 SU): Oct. 17 W 34-26 @ SYR; Oct. 9 W 44-20 vs FSU; Oct. 3 L 28-31 @ NCSU.

Last game recap

Stanford beat NC State Wolfpack 31-28 on Oct. 23. Warren’s four touchdown passes carried Stanford through a close finish against NC State. Box score: 477 total yards, 174 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Louisville beat Syracuse Orange 34-26 on Oct. 17. Kienholz contributed three total touchdowns as Louisville held off Syracuse. Box score: 425 total yards, 115 rushing, 2 turnovers.

Key injuries Stanford OLs Aidan Kilstrom and Nathan Mejia and CBs Brandon Nicholson, Breylan Thompson and Sam Neely III are out; WR Nico Brown is probable. Louisville WR Lawayne McCoy and OT Bryten Close are out, OL Anwar O’neal is doubtful, and OL Sam Secrest is probable. Louisville’s protection deserves a final personnel check.

Florida vs Georgia

 | 3:30 PM ET | ABC

Florida 5-2 | Georgia 6-1 | Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Odds UGA -12.5 | total 56.5 | moneyline FLA +360 / UGA -470.

Weather: Indoors .

2025 matchup Nov. 1, 2025: Florida 20, Georgia 24.

Quarterback matchup

Florida Tramell Jones Jr. (questionable): 45/64 (70.3%), 407 passing yards, 4 TD, 2 INT; rushing 15 carries, 66 yards, 0 TD. Aaron Philo (questionable): 105/149 (70.5%), 1,341 passing yards, 9 TD, 3 INT; rushing 44 carries, 104 yards, 3 TD.

Georgia Gunner Stockton: 117/158 (74.1%), 1,570 passing yards, 16 TD, 4 INT; rushing 35 carries, 160 yards, 1 TD.

Both Philo and Jones are questionable. Jones started the Texas upset; a final starter has not been confirmed.

Offense and defense

Florida: Offense 39.6 points, 450.9 total yards (256.6 passing / 194.3 rushing). Defense allows 28.3 points, 376.6 total yards (255.0 passing / 121.6 rushing).

Georgia: Offense 43.0 points, 469.9 total yards (272.1 passing / 197.7 rushing). Defense allows 15.9 points, 276.4 total yards (185.0 passing / 91.4 rushing).

Last three games

Florida (1-2 SU): Oct. 17 W 27-24 @ TEX; Oct. 10 L 19-38 vs SC; Oct. 3 L 17-45 @ MIZ.

Georgia (2-1 SU): Oct. 17 L 24-27 vs AUB; Oct. 10 W 20-17 @ ALA; Oct. 3 W 38-14 vs VAN.

Last game recap

Florida beat Texas Longhorns 27-24 on Oct. 17. Jones won his first career start, throwing two touchdowns and helping Florida control possession against Texas. Box score: 313 total yards, 158 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Georgia lost 27-24 to Auburn Tigers on Oct. 17. Auburn won on a field goal as time expired, ending Georgia’s unbeaten start before the Bulldogs’ open date. Box score: 440 total yards, 113 rushing, 3 turnovers.

Key injuries Florida QBs Aaron Philo and Tramell Jones Jr. are both questionable; Philo has been dealing with a shoulder injury. RB Duke Clark is questionable, WR Vernell Brown III probable, and WR Bailey Stockton and LB Jaden Robinson doubtful. Georgia RB Chauncey Bowens, WR Isiah Canion and DB KJ Bolden are questionable.

Minnesota at Indiana

 | 3:30 PM ET | CBS

Minnesota 5-2 | Indiana 7-1 | Memorial Stadium (Bloomington, IN)

Odds IU -20.5 | total 41.5 | moneyline MINN +850 / IU -1450.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 65 F, cloudy; gusts up to 12 mph.

Quarterback matchup

Minnesota Drake Lindsey: 141/222 (63.5%), 1,472 passing yards, 9 TD, 6 INT; rushing 19 carries, -24 yards, 0 TD.

Indiana Josh Hoover (probable): 116/187 (62.0%), 1,741 passing yards, 18 TD, 1 INT; rushing 30 carries, 52 yards, 2 TD.

Offense and defense

Minnesota: Offense 26.6 points, 322.4 total yards (222.3 passing / 100.1 rushing). Defense allows 20.1 points, 288.7 total yards (165.1 passing / 123.6 rushing).

Indiana: Offense 33.6 points, 419.6 total yards (228.1 passing / 191.5 rushing). Defense allows 12.0 points, 264.8 total yards (191.6 passing / 73.1 rushing).

Last three games

Minnesota (2-1 SU): Oct. 24 W 13-10 vs IOWA; Oct. 10 L 13-41 @ PUR; Oct. 3 W 20-14 vs MICH.

Indiana (2-1 SU): Oct. 24 W 13-6 OT @ MICH; Oct. 17 L 15-19 vs OSU; Oct. 10 W 20-17 @ NEB.

Last game recap

Minnesota beat Iowa Hawkeyes 13-10 on Oct. 24. Minnesota’s defense kept Iowa out of rhythm, and a field goal on the final play settled the game. Box score: 209 total yards, 72 rushing, 1 turnover.

Indiana beat Michigan Wolverines 13-6 OT on Oct. 24. Hoover’s overtime touchdown run won a defensive struggle despite a severely limited passing afternoon. Box score: 212 total yards, 131 rushing, 1 turnover.

Key injuries Indiana QB Josh Hoover is probable despite his throwing-arm concern. WR Davion Chandler and DL Kellan Wyatt are out; DB Quan Sanks is questionable. Minnesota OLs Ashton Beers and Brett Carroll and WR Hayden Moore are out, TE Pierce Walsh doubtful, and DB Garrison Monroe questionable.

Arizona State at BYU

 | 3:30 PM ET | Fox

Arizona State 4-3 | BYU 6-1 | LaVell Edwards Stadium

Odds BYU -16.5 | total 48.5 | moneyline ASU +525 / BYU -750.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 59 F, intermittent clouds; gusts up to 7 mph.

Quarterback matchup

Arizona State Mikey Keene (questionable): 39/61 (63.9%), 448 passing yards, 2 TD, 0 INT; rushing 6 carries, -48 yards, 0 TD. Jake Fette: 4/8 (50.0%), 58 passing yards, 0 TD, 0 INT; rushing 6 carries, -13 yards, 0 TD.

BYU Bear Bachmeier: 116/184 (63.0%), 1,514 passing yards, 11 TD, 3 INT; rushing 64 carries, 321 yards, 7 TD.

Keene is questionable. Dillingham says freshman Jake Fette starts if Keene cannot; Boley has been benched.

Offense and defense

Arizona State: Offense 30.9 points, 411.6 total yards (267.4 passing / 144.1 rushing). Defense allows 29.9 points, 359.6 total yards (213.1 passing / 146.4 rushing).

BYU: Offense 33.1 points, 414.3 total yards (220.6 passing / 193.7 rushing). Defense allows 18.6 points, 301.6 total yards (203.4 passing / 98.1 rushing).

Last three games

Arizona State (2-1 SU): Oct. 24 W 28-17 vs KSU; Oct. 17 L 25-53 @ TTU; Oct. 10 W 30-12 vs HAW.

BYU (2-1 SU): Oct. 24 L 31-39 2OT @ UCF; Oct. 17 W 28-24 vs ND; Oct. 9 W 24-10 vs ISU.

Last game recap

Arizona State beat Kansas State Wildcats 28-17 on Oct. 24. Freshman Cardae Mack scored four touchdowns as ASU survived quarterback changes and rallied past Kansas State. Box score: 359 total yards, 147 rushing, 0 turnovers.

BYU lost 39-31 2OT to UCF Knights on Oct. 24. BYU’s unbeaten season ended in double overtime when its defense could not finish the deciding possession. Box score: 373 total yards, 116 rushing, 1 turnover.

Key injuries Arizona State QB Mikey Keene is questionable with a leg injury; Kenny Dillingham says Jake Fette will start if Keene cannot. OL Wade Helton is questionable. BYU RB LJ Martin, CB Evan Johnson and OL Trevin Ostler are out; Cutter Boley has been benched and is not the assumed fallback starter.

Northwestern at Oregon

Saturday, October 31 | 3:30 PM ET | Peacock

Northwestern 6-1 | Oregon 4-3 | Autzen Stadium

Odds ORE -3.5 | total 47.5 | moneyline NU +145 / ORE -175.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 46 F, cloudy; gusts up to 6 mph.

2025 matchup Sep. 13, 2025: Northwestern 14, Oregon 34.

Quarterback matchup

Northwestern Aidan Chiles: 117/164 (71.3%), 1,617 passing yards, 12 TD, 1 INT; rushing 72 carries, 181 yards, 9 TD.

Oregon Dylan Raiola: 74/114 (64.9%), 761 passing yards, 6 TD, 2 INT; rushing 8 carries, -14 yards, 0 TD.

Raiola handled the full Illinois game. Moore is out; Oregon’s full-season team averages include Moore’s earlier production.

Offense and defense

Northwestern: Offense 34.7 points, 435.6 total yards (231.0 passing / 204.6 rushing). Defense allows 16.6 points, 364.6 total yards (211.9 passing / 152.7 rushing).

Oregon: Offense 33.1 points, 423.1 total yards (277.7 passing / 145.4 rushing). Defense allows 20.7 points, 325.4 total yards (197.6 passing / 127.9 rushing).

Last three games

Northwestern (3-0 SU): Oct. 24 W 42-14 vs RUTG; Oct. 17 W 24-21 @ MSU; Oct. 10 W 45-14 vs BALL.

Oregon (1-2 SU): Oct. 24 L 10-21 @ ILL; Oct. 17 W 17-14 vs NEB; Oct. 10 L 15-17 vs UCLA.

Last game recap

Northwestern beat Rutgers Scarlet Knights 42-14 on Oct. 24. Chiles threw three touchdowns and ran for two more as Northwestern controlled Rutgers. Box score: 502 total yards, 283 rushing, 1 turnover.

Oregon lost 21-10 to Illinois Fighting Illini on Oct. 24. Oregon moved the ball through Raiola but converted that production into only 10 points. Box score: 426 total yards, 180 rushing, 1 turnover.

Key injuries Oregon QB Dante Moore is out and not expected back this season. OL Dave Iuli and WR Jeremiah McClellan are also out; OL Immanuel Iheanacho is questionable. Northwestern OLs Ezomo Oratokhai and Jacob Miller are out; DB Robert Fitzgerald is doubtful. Dylan Raiola is Oregon’s recent starter.

Coaching context Chip Kelly is Northwestern’s new-for-2026 offensive coordinator and returns to the stadium where he once coached 

Kansas at TCU

 | 3:30 PM ET | FS1

Kansas 3-4 | TCU 3-4 | Amon G. Carter Stadium

Odds TCU -5.5 | total 45.5 | moneyline KU +190 / TCU -230.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 67 F, cloudy; gusts up to 6 mph;  Quarterback matchup

Kansas Isaiah Marshall (probable): 105/196 (53.6%), 1,506 passing yards, 11 TD, 7 INT; rushing 89 carries, 403 yards, 2 TD.

TCU Jaden Craig: 162/240 (67.5%), 2,066 passing yards, 11 TD, 6 INT; rushing 52 carries, 22 yards, 1 TD.

Offense and defense

Kansas: Offense 31.0 points, 445.4 total yards (238.1 passing / 207.3 rushing). Defense allows 24.0 points, 350.0 total yards (183.1 passing / 166.9 rushing).

TCU: Offense 23.4 points, 405.4 total yards (295.1 passing / 110.3 rushing). Defense allows 13.9 points, 264.3 total yards (158.9 passing / 105.4 rushing).

Last three games

Kansas (1-2 SU): Oct. 24 W 25-24 vs BAY; Oct. 17 L 24-35 @ KSU; Oct. 10 L 24-41 @ UTAH.

TCU (1-2 SU): Oct. 24 L 20-24 vs WVU; Oct. 17 W 17-6 @ BAY; Oct. 3 L 10-17 vs BYU.

Last game recap

Kansas beat Baylor Bears 25-24 on Oct. 24. Marshall accounted for three touchdowns, and a blocked late field goal preserved Kansas’ first league victory. Box score: 421 total yards, 209 rushing, 2 turnovers.

TCU lost 24-20 to West Virginia Mountaineers on Oct. 24. West Virginia’s late takeaway and score overturned TCU’s fourth-quarter lead. Box score: 484 total yards, 112 rushing, 3 turnovers.

Key injuries Kansas QB Isaiah Marshall is probable; CB Syeed Gibbs is out and CB Elijah Cannon questionable. TCU RB Jeremy Payne is doubtful and RB Landon Walker questionable, with RB Joe Pitchford out. TCU OL Cade Bennett and CB Devondre McGee are out; S Ryan Yaites is questionable.

Colorado State at Utah State

 | 3:30 PM ET | USA Net

Colorado State 3-4 | Utah State 2-5 | Maverik Stadium

Odds USU -6.5 | total 63.5 | moneyline CSU +200 / USU -245.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 54 F, mostly cloudy with showers; gusts up to 7 mph; precipitation risk to monitor.

Quarterback matchup

Colorado State Hauss Hejny: 71/104 (68.3%), 952 passing yards, 13 TD, 2 INT; rushing 24 carries, 213 yards, 3 TD.

Utah State Grady Brosterhous: 99/178 (55.6%), 1,120 passing yards, 7 TD, 6 INT; rushing 99 carries, 270 yards, 0 TD.

Offense and defense

Colorado State: Offense 38.6 points, 460.1 total yards (283.0 passing / 177.1 rushing). Defense allows 44.0 points, 535.3 total yards (272.1 passing / 263.1 rushing).

Utah State: Offense 14.9 points, 306.4 total yards (193.0 passing / 113.4 rushing). Defense allows 23.0 points, 344.0 total yards (211.4 passing / 132.6 rushing).

Last three games

Colorado State (1-2 SU): Oct. 24 W 56-49 vs SDSU; Oct. 15 L 27-66 @ TXST; Oct. 3 L 26-56 vs ORST.

Utah State (1-2 SU): Oct. 24 L 17-20 @ TXST; Oct. 9 W 17-16 vs WSU; Oct. 3 L 18-37 @ BOIS.

Last game recap

Colorado State beat San Diego State Aztecs 56-49 on Oct. 24. Hejny accounted for five touchdowns as Colorado State survived a 105-point game. Box score: 549 total yards, 216 rushing, 2 turnovers.

Utah State lost 20-17 to Texas State Bobcats on Oct. 24. Utah State stayed close but lost on Texas State’s late field goal. Box score: 285 total yards, 73 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Key injuries Colorado State RB Mel Brown is questionable and TE Juice Vereen doubtful; TE Pearce Spurlin is probable. DBs Aj Noland, Dagan Myers and Elijah McCantos are out. Utah State LB Chris Joe and OL Kauasi Hansen are out, while DB Chapman Lewis, OLs John Randle and Kadin Lynch and WR Demick Starling are questionable.

UTEP at North Dakota State

 | 3:30 PM ET | MW+

UTEP 1-6 | North Dakota State 6-2 | Fargodome

Odds NDSU -24.5 | total 43.5 | moneyline UTEP +1300 / NDSU -2800.

Weather Indoors at Fargodome

2025 matchup No 2025 meeting.

Quarterback matchup

UTEP Raymond Moore III: 44/72 (61.1%), 405 passing yards, 2 TD, 2 INT; rushing 67 carries, 414 yards, 2 TD. EJ Colson Jr.: 55/83 (66.3%), 628 passing yards, 7 TD, 3 INT; rushing 75 carries, 108 yards, 1 TD.

North Dakota State Nathan Hayes: 123/196 (62.8%), 1,470 passing yards, 12 TD, 7 INT; rushing 45 carries, 207 yards, 4 TD.

UTEP used both Raymond Moore and EJ Colson in its last outing; no single starter is assumed without a final announcement.

Offense and defense

UTEP: Offense 15.1 points, 286.3 total yards (151.9 passing / 134.4 rushing). Defense allows 37.3 points, 398.3 total yards (204.9 passing / 193.4 rushing).

North Dakota State: Offense 27.8 points, 348.1 total yards (188.6 passing / 159.5 rushing). Defense allows 12.5 points, 250.1 total yards (128.6 passing / 121.5 rushing).

Last three games

UTEP (0-3 SU): Oct. 17 L 11-24 vs SJSU; Oct. 10 L 13-30 vs NEV; Oct. 3 L 7-61 @ UNM.

North Dakota State (1-2 SU): Oct. 24 L 16-21 @ UNM; Oct. 17 W 31-17 vs NEV; Oct. 10 L 7-13 @ UNLV.

Last game recap

UTEP lost 24-11 to San José State Spartans on Oct. 17. UTEP could not match San Jose State’s rushing finishes despite rotating quarterbacks. Box score: 462 total yards, 180 rushing, 0 turnovers.

North Dakota State lost 21-16 to New Mexico Lobos on Oct. 24. A New Mexico interception return for a touchdown proved pivotal in a low-scoring Bison defeat. Box score: 251 total yards, 53 rushing, 2 turnovers.

Key injuries The Mountain West report is pending. UTEP OLs Jackson Bradley, Preston Perkins and Tyler Roberts and multiple receivers missed its last official game-day report. North Dakota State RB Braylon Toliver and OLs Earl Brown and Tucker Thieneman missed its last outing.  

FIU at Liberty

 3:30 PM ET | CBSSN

FIU 3-4 | Liberty 6-1 | Williams Stadium (VA)

Odds LIB -14 | total 45.5 | moneyline FIU +440 / LIB -600.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 63 F, hazy sunshine; gusts up to 10 mph.

2025 matchup Nov. 15, 2025: Florida International 34, Liberty 27.

Quarterback matchup

FIU JJ Kohl: 131/227 (57.7%), 1,637 passing yards, 10 TD, 8 INT; rushing 34 carries, 62 yards, 1 TD.

Liberty Deshawn Purdie: 80/133 (60.2%), 1,226 passing yards, 9 TD, 0 INT; rushing 41 carries, 110 yards, 0 TD.

Offense and defense

FIU: Offense 20.1 points, 377.6 total yards (250.7 passing / 126.9 rushing). Defense allows 16.3 points, 292.0 total yards (170.9 passing / 121.1 rushing).

Liberty: Offense 31.6 points, 413.9 total yards (192.0 passing / 221.9 rushing). Defense allows 14.0 points, 292.4 total yards (177.1 passing / 115.3 rushing).

Last three games

FIU (1-2 SU): Oct. 20 L 23-26 vs MTSU; Oct. 13 L 24-27 @ JXST; Oct. 7 W 22-3 vs NMSU.

Liberty (3-0 SU): Oct. 22 W 34-6 @ KENN; Oct. 8 W 35-3 vs SHSU; Oct. 2 W 30-14 @ DEL.

Last game recap

FIU lost 26-23 to Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders on Oct. 20. FIU’s three passing touchdowns were not enough to overcome Middle Tennessee’s late-game execution. Box score: 347 total yards, 168 rushing, 1 turnover.

Liberty beat Kennesaw State Owls 34-6 on Oct. 22. Liberty controlled the game on the ground, including two touchdowns by Jaylon Coleman. Box score: 402 total yards, 215 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Key injuries FIU RB Anthony Carrie, TE Ayden Passley, K Noah Sidan and OL Spencer Webb missed the Middle Tennessee game. Liberty RB Justin Marshall, OL Austin Anderson and CB Kennedi Bailey missed the Kennesaw State game. 

Southern Miss at UL Monroe

 | 3:30 PM ET | ESPN+

Southern Miss 2-5 | UL Monroe 1-6 | Malone Stadium

Odds USM -3.5 | total 55.5 | moneyline USM -175 / ULM +145.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 72 F, cloudy; gusts up to 8 mph; 

2025 matchup Oct. 25, 2025: Southern Miss 49, UL Monroe 21.

Quarterback matchup

Southern Miss Landry Lyddy: 101/170 (59.4%), 1,196 passing yards, 7 TD, 4 INT; rushing 30 carries, 5 yards, 0 TD.

UL Monroe Aidan Armenta: 96/153 (62.7%), 1,121 passing yards, 8 TD, 3 INT; rushing 32 carries, 40 yards, 1 TD.

Lyddy handled the most recent game. Ethan Hampton’s probable listing does not itself establish a quarterback change.

Offense and defense

Southern Miss: Offense 25.7 points, 402.4 total yards (247.0 passing / 155.4 rushing). Defense allows 32.4 points, 442.9 total yards (210.0 passing / 232.9 rushing).

UL Monroe: Offense 20.1 points, 328.3 total yards (211.6 passing / 116.7 rushing). Defense allows 37.3 points, 442.7 total yards (224.0 passing / 218.7 rushing).

Last three games

Southern Miss (1-2 SU): Oct. 24 W 35-31 vs UL; Oct. 17 L 13-23 vs ARST; Oct. 6 L 34-55 @ TROY.

UL Monroe (1-2 SU): Oct. 24 W 21-14 @ TROY; Oct. 17 L 0-24 vs LT; Oct. 3 L 35-52 @ USA.

Last game recap

Southern Miss beat Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns 35-31 on Oct. 24. Southern Miss’ rushing production supplied the difference in a close win over Louisiana. Box score: 450 total yards, 286 rushing, 1 turnover.

UL Monroe beat Troy Trojans 21-14 on Oct. 24. Monroe scored 18 late points to rally past Troy for its first win. Box score: 243 total yards, 94 rushing, 1 turnover.

Key injuries Southern Miss OLs Greg Nunnery and Jahmir Davis and DB Jordan Pride are out; OL Luke Rogers and LB Caleb Triplett are questionable. QB Ethan Hampton and WR Grant Page are probable. Monroe RB Makin Lenard and OL Roscoe Tucker are out, while DLs Tyrell Brown and Zyan Tremont are questionable.

 Utah at Cincinnati

 | 3:45 PM ET | ESPN

Utah 7-0 | Cincinnati 5-2 | Nippert Stadium

Odds UTAH -7 | total 56.5 | moneyline UTAH -270 / CIN +220.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 66 F, cloudy; gusts up to 10 mph.

2025 matchup Nov. 1, 2025: Utah 45, Cincinnati 14.

Quarterback matchup

Utah Devon Dampier: 136/198 (68.7%), 1,616 passing yards, 15 TD, 6 INT; rushing 74 carries, 348 yards, 5 TD.

Cincinnati JC French IV: 127/183 (69.4%), 1,510 passing yards, 13 TD, 2 INT; rushing 75 carries, 291 yards, 6 TD.

Offense and defense

Utah: Offense 37.4 points, 478.4 total yards (257.4 passing / 221.0 rushing). Defense allows 14.6 points, 312.4 total yards (224.1 passing / 88.3 rushing).

Cincinnati: Offense 35.4 points, 455.3 total yards (220.7 passing / 234.6 rushing). Defense allows 26.4 points, 429.4 total yards (284.4 passing / 145.0 rushing).

Last three games

Utah (3-0 SU): Oct. 24 W 21-13 vs HOU; Oct. 17 W 27-24 @ COLO; Oct. 10 W 41-24 vs KU.

Cincinnati (1-2 SU): Oct. 24 W 37-24 vs TTU; Oct. 17 L 42-45 @ WVU; Oct. 3 L 7-34 @ ARIZ.

Last game recap

Utah beat Houston Cougars 21-13 on Oct. 24. Dampier’s rushing production carried Utah through a close game despite two interceptions. Box score: 430 total yards, 226 rushing, 2 turnovers.

Cincinnati beat Texas Tech Red Raiders 37-24 on Oct. 24. French threw four touchdown passes as Cincinnati delivered a major home upset. Box score: 427 total yards, 255 rushing, 2 turnovers.

Key injuries Utah WR Daidren Zipperer and LB Tayson Reid are out; TE Hunter Andrews is questionable. Cincinnati LB Montay Weedon is doubtful, OL Taran Tyo and DL Josh Hough questionable, and WRs Isaiah Johnson and Jalen Williams probable. Cincinnati’s line and linebacker statuses directly affect this rushing matchup.

Virginia at Wake Forest

 | 3:45 PM ET | ESPN2

Virginia 4-4 | Wake Forest 6-1 | Allegacy Federal Credit Union Stadium

Odds WAKE -12.5 | total 48.5 | moneyline UVA +390 / WAKE -520.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 66 F, cloudy; gusts up to 14 mph.

2025 matchup Nov. 8, 2025: Virginia 9, Wake Forest 16.

Quarterback matchup

Virginia Beau Pribula: 119/183 (65.0%), 1,369 passing yards, 13 TD, 2 INT; rushing 89 carries, 188 yards, 2 TD.

Wake Forest Gio Lopez: 140/207 (67.6%), 1,947 passing yards, 17 TD, 1 INT; rushing 64 carries, 253 yards, 6 TD.

Offense and defense

Virginia: Offense 28.3 points, 360.9 total yards (199.3 passing / 161.6 rushing). Defense allows 19.6 points, 326.6 total yards (184.8 passing / 141.9 rushing).

Wake Forest: Offense 37.4 points, 445.9 total yards (290.3 passing / 155.6 rushing). Defense allows 19.4 points, 322.6 total yards (230.1 passing / 92.4 rushing).

Last three games

Virginia (1-2 SU): Oct. 23 L 16-19 vs DUKE; Oct. 17 L 13-23 @ SMU; Oct. 10 W 28-25 vs SYR.

Wake Forest (3-0 SU): Oct. 17 W 41-7 @ CAL; Oct. 10 W 38-14 @ NCSU; Oct. 3 W 57-3 vs STAN.

Last game recap

Virginia lost 19-16 to Duke Blue Devils on Oct. 23. Virginia was undone by Duke’s trick-play touchdown in another close finish. Box score: 353 total yards, 195 rushing, 2 turnovers.

Wake Forest beat California Golden Bears 41-7 on Oct. 17. Lopez threw four touchdowns without an interception as Wake Forest overwhelmed Cal. Box score: 509 total yards, 220 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Key injuries Virginia WR Rico Flores Jr., CB Omillio Agard and several defensive linemen are out. WR Kameron Courtney and RB Jekail Middlebrook are doubtful; S Brandyn Hillman is questionable. Wake Forest OL Dalton DeBoer and DB Devin Cook are out; DL Tyler Walton is questionable.

New Mexico at San Jose State

 | 4:00 PM ET | MW+

New Mexico 6-1 | San Jose State 4-4 | CEFCU Stadium

Odds UNM -14.5 | total 42.5 | moneyline UNM -650 / SJSU +470.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 66 F, partly sunny; gusts up to 7 mph.

2025 matchup Oct. 3, 2025: San José State 35, New Mexico 28.

Quarterback matchup

New Mexico Toa Fa’avae: 49/87 (56.3%), 790 passing yards, 5 TD, 4 INT; rushing 63 carries, 245 yards, 2 TD.

San Jose State Luke Weaver: 138/219 (63.0%), 1,620 passing yards, 11 TD, 6 INT; rushing 54 carries, 80 yards, 1 TD.

Offense and defense

New Mexico: Offense 37.0 points, 363.9 total yards (153.3 passing / 210.6 rushing). Defense allows 11.3 points, 261.0 total yards (174.6 passing / 86.4 rushing).

San Jose State: Offense 20.4 points, 362.1 total yards (232.6 passing / 129.5 rushing). Defense allows 22.5 points, 379.9 total yards (237.1 passing / 142.8 rushing).

Last three games

New Mexico (3-0 SU): Oct. 24 W 21-16 vs NDSU; Oct. 17 W 21-10 @ HAW; Oct. 3 W 61-7 vs UTEP.

San Jose State (1-2 SU): Oct. 24 L 13-28 @ NEV; Oct. 17 W 24-11 @ UTEP; Oct. 9 L 13-16 OT vs WYO.

Last game recap

New Mexico beat North Dakota State Bison 21-16 on Oct. 24. Austin Brawley’s interception return for a touchdown helped New Mexico hold off North Dakota State. Box score: 279 total yards, 187 rushing, 1 turnover.

San Jose State lost 28-13 to Nevada Wolf Pack on Oct. 24. Nevada’s quarterback and receiver combinations produced too many explosive plays for the Spartans. Box score: 204 total yards, 65 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Key injuries New Mexico QB Jack Layne remains listed out with an elbow injury; Toa Fa’avae is the recent starter. WRs Shawn Miller and Troy Omeire also remain listed out. San Jose State QB Luke Weaver has an older questionable listing despite playing last week; a current availability decision is still needed.

Nevada at UCLA

 | 4:15 PM ET | BTN

Nevada 3-4 | UCLA 7-0 | Rose Bowl

Odds UCLA -22.5 | total 43.5 | moneyline NEV +1100 / UCLA -2100.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 68 F, cloudy; gusts up to 7 mph;  

2025 matchup No 2025 meeting.

Quarterback matchup

Nevada Luke Duncan: 25/47 (53.2%), 229 passing yards, 2 TD, 2 INT; rushing 2 carries, -10 yards, 0 TD.

UCLA Ty Dieffenbach: 43/70 (61.4%), 505 passing yards, 2 TD, 1 INT; rushing 15 carries, -10 yards, 0 TD.

Duncan and Dieffenbach handled the latest games. Iamaleava is out for the season; Carter Jones remains an availability question for Nevada.

Offense and defense

Nevada: Offense 26.3 points, 358.9 total yards (177.3 passing / 181.6 rushing). Defense allows 22.0 points, 320.3 total yards (153.9 passing / 166.4 rushing).

UCLA: Offense 34.4 points, 445.4 total yards (212.4 passing / 233.0 rushing). Defense allows 15.3 points, 272.9 total yards (182.4 passing / 90.4 rushing).

Last three games

Nevada (2-1 SU): Oct. 24 W 28-13 vs SJSU; Oct. 17 L 17-31 @ NDSU; Oct. 10 W 30-13 @ UTEP.

UCLA (3-0 SU): Oct. 24 W 28-10 vs MSU; Oct. 17 W 17-7 vs WIS; Oct. 10 W 17-15 @ ORE.

Last game recap

Nevada beat San José State Spartans 28-13 on Oct. 24. Duncan and Marshaun Brown each contributed two total touchdowns as Nevada beat San Jose State. Box score: 324 total yards, 114 rushing, 1 turnover.

UCLA beat Michigan State Spartans 28-10 on Oct. 24. UCLA overcame its quarterback injury scare, with Dieffenbach returning to help complete the comeback. Box score: 443 total yards, 245 rushing, 2 turnovers.

Key injuries UCLA QB Nico Iamaleava is out for the season. Ty Dieffenbach returned after a left-leg scare against Michigan State, but his health remains worth checking. UCLA OL Jordan Davis and CB Rodrick Pleasant have continuing out listings. Nevada QB Carter Jones has an unresolved questionable listing, with Luke Duncan the recent replacement. 

 

South Carolina at Oklahoma

 | 4:15 PM ET | SEC Network

South Carolina 4-3 | Oklahoma 4-3 | Memorial Stadium (Norman, OK)

Odds OU -3.5 | total 44.5 | moneyline SC +142 / OU -170.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 64 F, mostly cloudy with showers; gusts up to 9 mph; 

2025 matchup Oct. 18, 2025: South Carolina 7, Oklahoma 26.

Quarterback matchup

South Carolina LaNorris Sellers: 133/219 (60.7%), 1,548 passing yards, 13 TD, 5 INT; rushing 85 carries, 507 yards, 4 TD.

Oklahoma John Mateer: 136/204 (66.7%), 1,591 passing yards, 11 TD, 7 INT; rushing 75 carries, 116 yards, 0 TD.

Offense and defense

South Carolina: Offense 36.1 points, 456.0 total yards (237.7 passing / 218.3 rushing). Defense allows 25.3 points, 337.9 total yards (222.7 passing / 115.1 rushing).

Oklahoma: Offense 21.6 points, 333.7 total yards (228.1 passing / 105.6 rushing). Defense allows 17.7 points, 273.7 total yards (156.3 passing / 117.4 rushing).

Last three games

South Carolina (2-1 SU): Oct. 24 W 27-24 vs TENN; Oct. 10 W 38-19 @ FLA; Oct. 3 L 34-35 OT vs UK.

Oklahoma (2-1 SU): Oct. 24 W 23-15 @ MSST; Oct. 17 L 13-21 vs UK; Oct. 10 W 27-24 vs TEX.

Last game recap

South Carolina beat Tennessee Volunteers 27-24 on Oct. 24. Sellers accounted for three touchdowns as South Carolina completed its comeback against Tennessee. Box score: 344 total yards, 134 rushing, 1 turnover.

Oklahoma beat Mississippi State Bulldogs 23-15 on Oct. 24. Mateer threw two touchdowns without an interception as Oklahoma protected a road victory. Box score: 467 total yards, 184 rushing, 1 turnover.

Key injuries South Carolina OLs Josiah Thompson, Dayne Arnett and Seth Smith are out; RB Jawarn Howell is doubtful. Oklahoma LB Cole Sullivan, WR Trell Harris and OL Ryan Fodje are out. OLs Jake Maikkula and Fred Hinton and DBs Eli Bowen and Peyton Bowen are questionable; RB Xavier Robinson is probable.

Coaching context Kendal Briles is South Carolina’s new-for-2026 offensive coordinator.

Purdue at Penn State

 | 4:15 PM ET | BTN

Purdue 3-4 | Penn State 3-4 | Beaver Stadium

Odds PSU -10 | total 54.5 | moneyline PUR +295 / PSU -375.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 60 F, mostly cloudy; gusts up to 10 mph.

Quarterback matchup

Purdue Ryan Browne: 145/221 (65.6%), 1,822 passing yards, 10 TD, 3 INT; rushing 40 carries, 68 yards, 2 TD.

Penn State Rocco Becht: 132/210 (62.9%), 1,664 passing yards, 12 TD, 5 INT; rushing 44 carries, 51 yards, 1 TD.

Offense and defense

Purdue: Offense 31.3 points, 409.1 total yards (280.7 passing / 128.4 rushing). Defense allows 32.3 points, 413.1 total yards (251.6 passing / 161.6 rushing).

Penn State: Offense 28.7 points, 384.1 total yards (253.4 passing / 130.7 rushing). Defense allows 18.9 points, 313.6 total yards (141.3 passing / 172.3 rushing).

Last three games

Purdue (2-1 SU): Oct. 16 L 26-38 vs WASH; Oct. 10 W 41-13 vs MINN; Oct. 3 W 24-17 @ ILL.

Penn State (0-3 SU): Oct. 17 L 18-21 @ MICH; Oct. 10 L 23-31 vs USC; Oct. 2 L 13-34 @ NU.

Last game recap

Purdue lost 38-26 to Washington Huskies on Oct. 16. Purdue gave up three passing touchdowns to Washington’s replacement quarterback and could not close the gap. Box score: 371 total yards, 98 rushing, 2 turnovers.

Penn State lost 21-18 to Michigan Wolverines on Oct. 17. Penn State could not stop Michigan’s second-half quarterback change from producing the decisive comeback. Box score: 332 total yards, 65 rushing, 3 turnovers.

Key injuries Purdue WR De’Nylon Morrissette and DB Jaden Mangham are questionable; TE Kylan Fox is out. Penn State WRs Chase Sowell and Koby Howard are questionable. DEs Max Granville and Mason Robinson and DT Liam Andrews are out, while DT Alijah Carnell is doubtful. The Lions’ defensive-line rotation is particularly depleted.

App State at Georgia Southern

 | 6:30 PM ET | ESPN+

App State 5-2 | Georgia Southern 3-4 | Allen E. Paulson Stadium

Odds GASO -5.5 | total 56.5 | moneyline APP +180 / GASO -218.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 71 F, cloudy; gusts up to 20 mph.

2025 matchup Nov. 6, 2025: App State 23, Georgia Southern 25.

Quarterback matchup

App State Malachi Singleton: 139/209 (66.5%), 1,700 passing yards, 9 TD, 2 INT; rushing 41 carries, 10 yards, 2 TD.

Georgia Southern Max Johnson (probable): 154/232 (66.4%), 1,601 passing yards, 11 TD, 2 INT; rushing 28 carries, 34 yards, 0 TD. Turner Helton: 28/38 (73.7%), 276 passing yards, 1 TD, 1 INT; rushing 2 carries, 13 yards, 0 TD.

Max Johnson is probable after Turner Helton handled much of the last outing. Both lines are provided rather than assuming the same usage.

Offense and defense

App State: Offense 30.1 points, 413.7 total yards (270.1 passing / 143.6 rushing). Defense allows 23.1 points, 362.4 total yards (231.1 passing / 131.3 rushing).

Georgia Southern: Offense 24.4 points, 397.3 total yards (275.4 passing / 121.9 rushing). Defense allows 23.0 points, 326.7 total yards (200.4 passing / 126.3 rushing).

Last three games

App State (2-1 SU): Oct. 22 W 34-31 OT vs JMU; Oct. 16 W 35-32 @ CCU; Oct. 10 L 3-10 vs ODU.

Georgia Southern (2-1 SU): Oct. 15 W 23-15 @ ODU; Oct. 10 L 24-27 vs JMU; Oct. 3 W 31-24 @ CCU.

Last game recap

App State beat James Madison Dukes 34-31 OT on Oct. 22. App State finished the rivalry game with an overtime field goal after a productive passing performance by Singleton. Box score: 366 total yards, 81 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Georgia Southern beat Old Dominion Monarchs 23-15 on Oct. 15. Helton supplied an efficient passing outing as Georgia Southern held off Old Dominion. Box score: 406 total yards, 133 rushing, 1 turnover.

Key injuries Georgia Southern QB Max Johnson is probable; Turner Helton handled much of the last game. WRs Ashton Hollins and King Phillips and RB Terrance Gibbs are out; OL Colin Alexander is questionable. App State OL Devon Manuel is out, OL Tyriq Poindexter questionable, and TE Darrin Fugitt and WR Kamauri Austin doubtful.

 

Oklahoma State at Iowa State

| 7:00 PM ET | Fox

Oklahoma State 5-2 | Iowa State 3-4 | Jack Trice Stadium

Odds OKST -9.5 | total 57.5 | moneyline OKST -355 / ISU +280.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 61 F, cloudy; gusts up to 13 mph;  

2025 matchup Nov. 29, 2025: Oklahoma State 13, Iowa State 20.

Quarterback matchup

Oklahoma State Drew Mestemaker: 157/239 (65.7%), 2,326 passing yards, 20 TD, 6 INT; rushing 29 carries, 150 yards, 2 TD.

Iowa State Jaylen Raynor: 93/158 (58.9%), 1,107 passing yards, 7 TD, 4 INT; rushing 55 carries, 145 yards, 3 TD.

Offense and defense

Oklahoma State: Offense 40.0 points, 529.1 total yards (341.0 passing / 188.1 rushing). Defense allows 23.7 points, 364.0 total yards (226.4 passing / 137.6 rushing).

Iowa State: Offense 25.9 points, 339.9 total yards (176.9 passing / 163.0 rushing). Defense allows 24.1 points, 370.1 total yards (218.1 passing / 152.0 rushing).

Last three games

Oklahoma State (2-1 SU): Oct. 24 W 57-24 vs COLO; Oct. 17 L 32-35 @ HOU; Oct. 10 W 42-28 vs UCF.

Iowa State (1-2 SU): Oct. 24 L 3-39 @ ARIZ; Oct. 9 L 10-24 @ BYU; Oct. 3 W 45-42 vs WVU.

Last game recap

Oklahoma State beat Colorado Buffaloes 57-24 on Oct. 24. Mestemaker threw four touchdowns, and the Cowboys’ 34-point second half broke the game open. Box score: 598 total yards, 188 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Iowa State lost 39-3 to Arizona Wildcats on Oct. 24. Iowa State failed to produce a touchdown while Arizona repeatedly moved the ball through the air. Box score: 221 total yards, 52 rushing, 1 turnover.

Key injuries Oklahoma State WR Dayvon Standard, DT Landon Dean and S Quinton Hammonds are questionable; DE Malik Charles is probable. Iowa State CB Beni Ngoyi, DE Caden Crawford and DT Ka’Mori Moore are out. QB Connor Moberly and DLs Bryson Lamb and Trey Verdon are questionable.

Clemson at Florida State

 | 7:00 PM ET | ACC Network

Clemson 4-3 | Florida State 3-4 | Doak Campbell Stadium

Odds FSU -6 | total 50.5 | moneyline CLEM +180 / FSU -218.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 77 F, cloudy; gusts up to 14 mph;

2025 matchup Nov. 8, 2025: Clemson 24, Florida State 10.

Quarterback matchup

Clemson Tait Reynolds: 120/180 (66.7%), 1,096 passing yards, 1 TD, 3 INT; rushing 80 carries, 164 yards, 1 TD.

Florida State Ashton Daniels: 106/181 (58.6%), 1,618 passing yards, 12 TD, 8 INT; rushing 79 carries, 354 yards, 11 TD.

Offense and defense

Clemson: Offense 21.4 points, 333.1 total yards (182.6 passing / 150.6 rushing). Defense allows 21.3 points, 317.0 total yards (185.7 passing / 131.3 rushing).

Florida State: Offense 31.6 points, 414.3 total yards (234.1 passing / 180.1 rushing). Defense allows 27.9 points, 434.9 total yards (256.3 passing / 178.6 rushing).

Last three games

Clemson (1-2 SU): Oct. 24 L 16-20 vs VT; Oct. 17 W 37-0 vs CHSO; Oct. 3 L 13-41 vs MIA.

Florida State (1-2 SU): Oct. 17 L 35-43 2OT @ MIA; Oct. 9 L 20-44 @ LOU; Oct. 3 W 38-7 vs UVA.

Last game recap

Clemson lost 20-16 to Virginia Tech Hokies on Oct. 24. Clemson’s underneath passing completion rate did not translate into enough points to finish the game. Box score: 288 total yards, 135 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Florida State lost 43-35 2OT to Miami Hurricanes on Oct. 17. Daniels threw four touchdowns, but Florida State fell in double overtime after forcing Miami into a close finish. Box score: 443 total yards, 138 rushing, 2 turnovers.

Key injuries Florida State LB Blake Nichelson is out, along with RBs Ousmane Kromah and Samuel Singleton Jr. DB K.J. Kirkland is questionable; DB Jordan Crutchfield and LBs Chris Jones, Mikai Gbayor and Omar Graham Jr. are probable. Clemson WR Cole Turner and CB Corian Gipson are out; WR Gordon Sellars III is questionable.

Washington State at San Diego State

 | 7:00 PM ET | CBSSN

Washington State 1-7 | San Diego State 3-5 | Snapdragon Stadium

Odds SDSU -2.5 | total 48.5 | moneyline WSU +114 / SDSU -135.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 70 F, cloudy; gusts up to 8 mph.

2025 matchup Sep. 6, 2025: Washington State 36, San Diego State 13.

Quarterback matchup

Washington State Owen Eshelman: 53/89 (59.6%), 480 passing yards, 2 TD, 2 INT; rushing 38 carries, 169 yards, 1 TD.

San Diego State Stone Saunders: 31/48 (64.6%), 450 passing yards, 2 TD, 2 INT; rushing 4 carries, -9 yards, 0 TD.

Saunders handled the last start while Denegal remains questionable.

Offense and defense

Washington State: Offense 18.9 points, 299.6 total yards (179.3 passing / 120.4 rushing). Defense allows 27.6 points, 386.8 total yards (214.9 passing / 171.9 rushing).

San Diego State: Offense 26.5 points, 326.9 total yards (176.4 passing / 150.5 rushing). Defense allows 36.1 points, 461.5 total yards (283.6 passing / 177.9 rushing).

Last three games

Washington State (0-3 SU): Oct. 24 L 10-31 vs BOIS; Oct. 17 L 30-48 @ ORST; Oct. 9 L 16-17 @ USU.

San Diego State (1-2 SU): Oct. 24 L 49-56 @ CSU; Oct. 17 W 26-23 vs FRES; Oct. 10 L 14-66 @ ORST.

Last game recap

Washington State lost 31-10 to Boise State Broncos on Oct. 24. Washington State’s offense failed to keep pace as Boise State pulled away behind its rushing game. Box score: 244 total yards, 53 rushing, 1 turnover.

San Diego State lost 56-49 to Colorado State Rams on Oct. 24. Saunders threw for 369 yards, but the Aztecs’ defense could not contain Hejny and Colorado State. Box score: 565 total yards, 196 rushing, 2 turnovers.

Key injuries San Diego State QB Jayden Denegal is questionable, with Stone Saunders the recent replacement. OLs Joe Borjon and Kalan Ellis and LB Tano Letuli are questionable; DB Jelani McLaughlin is doubtful. Washington State WR Darrius Clemons and DB Jeremiah Bernard are questionable, and LB Nylan Brown is out.

Miami at North Carolina

 | 7:30 PM ET | ABC

Miami 7-0 | North Carolina 4-3 | Kenan Stadium

Odds MIA -14 | total 52.5 | moneyline MIA -625 / UNC +455.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 61 F, hazy; gusts up to 13 mph.

Quarterback matchup

Miami Darian Mensah: 166/204 (81.4%), 2,151 passing yards, 22 TD, 1 INT; rushing 20 carries, 73 yards, 2 TD.

North Carolina Billy Edwards Jr.: 121/201 (60.2%), 1,531 passing yards, 11 TD, 5 INT; rushing 35 carries, 12 yards, 0 TD.

Offense and defense

Miami: Offense 49.0 points, 551.9 total yards (340.7 passing / 211.1 rushing). Defense allows 15.3 points, 299.1 total yards (239.1 passing / 60.0 rushing).

North Carolina: Offense 24.4 points, 335.9 total yards (221.9 passing / 114.0 rushing). Defense allows 20.9 points, 372.7 total yards (218.0 passing / 154.7 rushing).

Last three games

Miami (3-0 SU): Oct. 24 W 52-23 vs PITT; Oct. 17 W 43-35 2OT vs FSU; Oct. 3 W 41-13 @ CLEM.

North Carolina (2-1 SU): Oct. 24 L 30-31 OT vs SYR; Oct. 17 W 24-20 @ DUKE; Oct. 10 W 21-17 @ PITT.

Last game recap

Miami beat Pittsburgh Panthers 52-23 on Oct. 24. Miami’s balanced offense continued to produce explosive scoring as it pulled away from Pitt. Box score: 506 total yards, 119 rushing, 0 turnovers.

North Carolina lost 31-30 OT to Syracuse Orange on Oct. 24. North Carolina lost the overtime finish when Syracuse completed a short touchdown pass. Box score: 372 total yards, 101 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Key injuries Miami RB CharMar Brown, WR Joshua Moore and DB Romanas ‘OJ’ Frederique Jr. are out. North Carolina OLs Andrew Threatt and Jordan Hall, LB Jonathan Agumadu and DB Peyton Waters are questionable. The Tar Heels also have multiple defensive linemen out, making the final rotation important against Miami’s balance.

Ohio State at USC

 | 7:30 PM ET | NBC

Ohio State 6-1 | USC 6-2 | Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum

Odds OSU -6.5 | total 51.5 | moneyline OSU -245 / USC +200.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 68 F, cloudy; gusts up to 8 mph;  

Quarterback matchup

Ohio State Luke Fahey: 9/13 (69.2%), 203 passing yards, 2 TD, 2 INT; rushing 3 carries, 1 yards, 0 TD.

USC Jayden Maiava: 183/274 (66.8%), 2,302 passing yards, 19 TD, 5 INT; rushing 25 carries, -62 yards, 2 TD.

Fahey and Tavien St. Clair are both preparing to play. St. Clair’s 2026 line is 5-of-7 for 52 yards, 1 TD and 1 INT, per USC’s official game notes. Sayin’s earlier 2,007 yards and 19 TDs will be tough to replace.

Offense and defense

Ohio State: Offense 39.3 points, 476.3 total yards (323.1 passing / 153.1 rushing). Defense allows 13.4 points, 264.3 total yards (171.4 passing / 92.9 rushing).

USC: Offense 32.8 points, 434.5 total yards (303.5 passing / 131.0 rushing). Defense allows 25.0 points, 331.3 total yards (216.4 passing / 114.9 rushing).

Last three games

Ohio State (3-0 SU): Oct. 17 W 19-15 @ IU; Oct. 10 W 45-16 vs MD; Oct. 3 W 31-14 @ IOWA.

USC (2-1 SU): Oct. 24 L 7-24 @ WIS; Oct. 10 W 31-23 @ PSU; Oct. 3 W 25-21 vs WASH.

Last game recap

Ohio State beat Indiana Hoosiers 19-15 on Oct. 17. Ohio State’s defense preserved the win after Sayin left with an injury; Fahey did not complete a pass in relief. Box score: 313 total yards, 78 rushing, 2 turnovers.

USC lost 24-7 to Wisconsin Badgers on Oct. 24. Wisconsin shut down USC’s scoring and won decisively on the strength of defense and rushing production. Box score: 241 total yards, -17 rushing, 2 turnovers.

Key injuries Ohio State QB Julian Sayin is out with a throwing-arm injury; Ryan Day has not publicly settled the Luke Fahey/Tavien St. Clair choice. WRs Brandon Inniss and Brock Boyd are questionable. USC DTs Jahkeem Stewart and Jamaal Jarrett, TE Mark Bowman and RB Shahn Alston are questionable; WR Terrell Anderson is out.

Mississippi State at Texas

 | 7:30 PM ET | ESPN

Mississippi State 4-3 | Texas 5-2 | DKR-Texas Memorial Stadium

Odds TEX -20.5 | total 50.5 | moneyline MSST +800 / TEX -1350.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 75 F, intermittent clouds; gusts up to 6 mph; 

2025 matchup Oct. 25, 2025: Mississippi State 38, Texas 45.

Quarterback matchup

Mississippi State Parker Puckett: 41/64 (64.1%), 368 passing yards, 1 TD, 2 INT; rushing 20 carries, 101 yards, 0 TD.

Texas Arch Manning: 124/196 (63.3%), 1,507 passing yards, 12 TD, 7 INT; rushing 57 carries, 110 yards, 2 TD.

Puckett is the recent replacement for Taylor. Taylor’s 1,460 yards and 17 passing TDs came before the season-ending injury.

Offense and defense

Mississippi State: Offense 30.0 points, 439.7 total yards (264.7 passing / 175.0 rushing). Defense allows 27.7 points, 392.0 total yards (267.4 passing / 124.6 rushing).

Texas: Offense 30.7 points, 370.4 total yards (224.3 passing / 146.1 rushing). Defense allows 19.1 points, 285.4 total yards (178.1 passing / 107.3 rushing).

Last three games

Mississippi State (0-3 SU): Oct. 24 L 15-23 vs OU; Oct. 17 L 0-31 @ LSU; Oct. 3 L 23-56 vs ALA.

Texas (1-2 SU): Oct. 24 W 34-27 vs MISS; Oct. 17 L 24-27 vs FLA; Oct. 10 L 24-27 vs OU.

Last game recap

Mississippi State lost 23-15 to Oklahoma Sooners on Oct. 24. Mississippi State’s offense could not finish enough drives despite using Puckett extensively in relief of the injured Taylor. Box score: 352 total yards, 166 rushing, 2 turnovers.

Texas beat Ole Miss Rebels 34-27 on Oct. 24. Texas survived after losing a 21-point lead, with its defense securing the late finish against Ole Miss. Box score: 419 total yards, 207 rushing, 3 turnovers.

Key injuries Mississippi State QB Kamario Taylor is out for the season after a foot injury requiring surgery; Parker Puckett is the recent replacement. WR Ayden Williams and LB Jalen Smith are out. Texas LT Trevor Goosby is out for the season, EDGE Colin Simmons questionable.

Georgia Tech at Pittsburgh

 | 7:30 PM ET | ESPN2

Georgia Tech 2-5 | Pittsburgh 5-3 | Acrisure Stadium

Odds PITT -7.5 | total 54.5 | moneyline GT +245 / PITT -305.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 57 F, mostly cloudy; gusts up to 7 mph.

2025 matchup Nov. 22, 2025: Georgia Tech 28, Pittsburgh 42.

Quarterback matchup

Georgia Tech Alberto Mendoza: 153/215 (71.2%), 1,714 passing yards, 10 TD, 6 INT; rushing 32 carries, -26 yards, 0 TD.

Pittsburgh Holden Geriner: 64/102 (62.7%), 706 passing yards, 3 TD, 2 INT; rushing 18 carries, 22 yards, 0 TD. Corey Dailey: 17/33 (51.5%), 316 passing yards, 3 TD, 2 INT; rushing 4 carries, 9 yards, 0 TD.

Geriner is the established replacement for Heintschel, with Corey Dailey also seeing action.

Offense and defense

Georgia Tech: Offense 26.7 points, 378.7 total yards (255.3 passing / 123.4 rushing). Defense allows 30.3 points, 407.6 total yards (197.1 passing / 210.4 rushing).

Pittsburgh: Offense 31.6 points, 444.3 total yards (290.8 passing / 153.5 rushing). Defense allows 20.9 points, 331.3 total yards (266.3 passing / 65.0 rushing).

Last three games

Georgia Tech (1-2 SU): Oct. 24 L 27-49 vs BC; Oct. 17 L 24-34 @ VT; Oct. 10 W 28-25 vs DUKE.

Pittsburgh (0-3 SU): Oct. 24 L 23-52 @ MIA; Oct. 17 L 21-27 @ BC; Oct. 10 L 17-21 vs UNC.

Last game recap

Georgia Tech lost 49-27 to Boston College Eagles on Oct. 24. Georgia Tech allowed 399 rushing yards, and its own turnovers made the defensive problems more costly. Box score: 360 total yards, 101 rushing, 2 turnovers.

Pittsburgh lost 52-23 to Miami Hurricanes on Oct. 24. Pitt’s offense produced yardage but could not keep up with Miami’s rapid scoring. Box score: 403 total yards, 69 rushing, 1 turnover.

Key injuries Pitt QB Mason Heintschel remains out for the season with a torn ACL. RBs Ja’Kyrian Turner and Damon Ferguson Jr. are questionable; TEs Max Hunt and Elijah Lagg are out. Georgia Tech LB Kyle Efford, RB Malachi Hosley and OLs Ethan Mackenny and Markell Samuel are out; OL Courtney Heard is questionable.

 

Missouri at Arkansas

Saturday, October 31 | 7:45 PM ET | SEC Network

Missouri 5-2 | Arkansas 3-4 | Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium

Odds MIZ -10 | total 48.5 | moneyline MIZ -380 / ARK +300.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 65 F, showers; gusts up to 10 mph; 

2025 matchup Nov. 29, 2025: Arkansas 17, Missouri 31.

Quarterback matchup

Missouri Austin Simmons: 132/209 (63.2%), 1,773 passing yards, 14 TD, 2 INT; rushing 20 carries, 18 yards, 0 TD.

Arkansas KJ Jackson: 131/215 (60.9%), 1,444 passing yards, 7 TD, 4 INT; rushing 59 carries, 140 yards, 3 TD.

Offense and defense

Missouri: Offense 31.1 points, 429.6 total yards (268.3 passing / 161.3 rushing). Defense allows 19.6 points, 330.4 total yards (226.6 passing / 103.9 rushing).

Arkansas: Offense 21.0 points, 343.0 total yards (231.4 passing / 111.6 rushing). Defense allows 26.7 points, 357.7 total yards (213.0 passing / 144.7 rushing).

Last three games

Missouri (2-1 SU): Oct. 17 L 3-31 @ MISS; Oct. 10 W 27-6 vs TA&M; Oct. 3 W 45-17 vs FLA.

Arkansas (1-2 SU): Oct. 17 W 31-21 @ VAN; Oct. 10 L 17-24 vs TENN; Oct. 3 L 7-34 @ TA&M.

Last game recap

Missouri lost 31-3 to Ole Miss Rebels on Oct. 17. Missouri accumulated passing yardage but repeatedly failed to convert drives into points at Ole Miss. Box score: 378 total yards, 39 rushing, 1 turnover.

Arkansas beat Vanderbilt Commodores 31-21 on Oct. 17. Arkansas broke its long SEC losing streak with an important road victory at Vanderbilt. Box score: 438 total yards, 187 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Key injuries Missouri RB Ahmad Hardy is expected to make his season debut, with reports indicating a limited initial workload. RT Josh Atkins, RB Malae Fonoti and TE Gavin Hoffman remain out. Arkansas OL Caden Kitler and TEs Gavin Garretson and Maddox Lassiter are out; WR Chris Marshall is questionable and RB Braylen Russell probable.

Washington at Nebraska

 | 8:00 PM ET | BTN

Washington 4-3 | Nebraska 5-2 | Memorial Stadium (Lincoln, NE)

Odds NEB -7.5 | total 50.5 | moneyline WASH +250 / NEB -310.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 60 F, cloudy; gusts up to 14 mph;  

Quarterback matchup

Washington Elijah Brown: 51/69 (73.9%), 578 passing yards, 7 TD, 3 INT; rushing 5 carries, -30 yards, 0 TD. Demond Williams Jr. (questionable): 116/174 (66.7%), 1,396 passing yards, 8 TD, 3 INT; rushing 64 carries, 183 yards, 2 TD.

Nebraska Anthony Colandrea: 137/219 (62.6%), 1,570 passing yards, 14 TD, 4 INT; rushing 68 carries, 334 yards, 4 TD.

Elijah Brown started against Purdue while Williams was unavailable. Williams’ return remains unresolved; both lines are included.

Offense and defense

Washington: Offense 27.9 points, 386.7 total yards (282.7 passing / 104.0 rushing). Defense allows 22.7 points, 336.1 total yards (205.0 passing / 131.1 rushing).

Nebraska: Offense 35.6 points, 430.3 total yards (235.9 passing / 194.4 rushing). Defense allows 15.4 points, 271.3 total yards (171.7 passing / 99.6 rushing).

Last three games

Washington (1-2 SU): Oct. 16 W 38-26 @ PUR; Oct. 9 L 24-41 vs IOWA; Oct. 3 L 21-25 @ USC.

Nebraska (1-2 SU): Oct. 17 L 14-17 @ ORE; Oct. 10 L 17-20 vs IU; Oct. 3 W 48-23 vs MD.

Last game recap

Washington beat Purdue Boilermakers 38-26 on Oct. 16. Elijah Brown threw three touchdowns and three interceptions, giving Washington explosive plays alongside considerable risk. Box score: 488 total yards, 186 rushing, 5 turnovers.

Nebraska lost 17-14 to Oregon Ducks on Oct. 17. Nebraska lost when Oregon completed a short touchdown pass with less than half a minute remaining. Box score: 242 total yards, 78 rushing, 1 turnover.

Key injuries Washington QB Demond Williams Jr. is questionable. OL Landen Hatchett and RB Jordan Washington are out; OLs Jake Flores and Justin Hylkema and RB Ansu Sanoe are doubtful. RBs Jayden Limar and Trey Cooley are questionable. Nebraska RB Isaiah Mozee and DL Riley Van Poppel are probable; WR Larry Miles is out.

Army at Memphis

| 8:00 PM ET | ESPNU

Army 5-2 | Memphis 6-2 | Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium

Odds MEM -6.5 | total 60.5 | moneyline ARMY +180 / MEM -218.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 68 F, showers; gusts up to 12 mph;  

Quarterback matchup

Army Cale Hellums: 39/69 (56.5%), 422 passing yards, 3 TD, 1 INT; rushing 159 carries, 840 yards, 16 TD.

Memphis Marcus Stokes: 150/224 (67.0%), 2,161 passing yards, 21 TD, 6 INT; rushing 67 carries, 231 yards, 2 TD.

Offense and defense

Army: Offense 35.3 points, 420.6 total yards (74.9 passing / 345.7 rushing). Defense allows 22.1 points, 374.0 total yards (226.0 passing / 148.0 rushing).

Memphis: Offense 36.1 points, 508.3 total yards (280.5 passing / 227.8 rushing). Defense allows 23.8 points, 378.5 total yards (207.1 passing / 171.4 rushing).

Last three games

Army (3-0 SU): Oct. 23 W 38-35 @ TLSA; Oct. 17 W 56-24 vs FAU; Oct. 10 W 20-17 vs TULN.

Memphis (2-1 SU): Oct. 22 W 41-34 OT vs ECU; Oct. 16 L 17-31 @ TULN; Oct. 10 W 38-13 vs UAB.

Last game recap

Army beat Tulsa Golden Hurricane 38-35 on Oct. 23. Army won on a 50-yard field goal as time expired after both offenses produced late scores. Box score: 384 total yards, 275 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Memphis beat East Carolina Pirates 41-34 OT on Oct. 22. Stokes finished a five-touchdown performance with the overtime rushing score; an interception ended ECU’s reply. Box score: 484 total yards, 164 rushing, 1 turnover.

Key injuries The American game-day report is pending. Army OLs Jonah Zimmerman, Miles Hagan and Rhett VanBoening and slotbacks Brady Mott and Charlie Daly missed the Tulsa game. Memphis OLs Carde Smith and Richard Thigpen and CB Anthony Richard Jr. missed its last outing. Those return decisions matter to an option-versus-tempo matchup.

Texas State at Boise State

 | 10:00 PM ET | CW

Texas State 4-3 | Boise State 6-1 | Albertsons Stadium

Odds BOIS -10.5 | total 63.5 | moneyline TXST +330 / BOIS -425.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 54 F, cloudy; gusts up to 6 mph;  

Quarterback matchup

Texas State Brad Jackson: 133/194 (68.6%), 1,606 passing yards, 14 TD, 5 INT; rushing 76 carries, 382 yards, 5 TD.

Boise State Maddux Madsen: 124/189 (65.6%), 1,445 passing yards, 14 TD, 0 INT; rushing 33 carries, 144 yards, 1 TD.

Offense and defense

Texas State: Offense 37.1 points, 517.7 total yards (245.7 passing / 272.0 rushing). Defense allows 30.0 points, 404.4 total yards (285.1 passing / 119.3 rushing).

Boise State: Offense 34.4 points, 444.3 total yards (206.4 passing / 237.9 rushing). Defense allows 20.6 points, 350.4 total yards (251.3 passing / 99.1 rushing).

Last three games

Texas State (2-1 SU): Oct. 24 W 20-17 vs USU; Oct. 15 W 66-27 vs CSU; Oct. 3 L 29-31 @ SDSU.

Boise State (3-0 SU): Oct. 24 W 31-10 @ WSU; Oct. 10 W 38-31 @ FRES; Oct. 3 W 37-18 vs USU.

Last game recap

Texas State beat Utah State Aggies 20-17 on Oct. 24. Texas State won on a late field goal after a lower-scoring game than its usual offensive profile. Box score: 250 total yards, 83 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Boise State beat Washington State Cougars 31-10 on Oct. 24. Boise State pulled away behind two rushing touchdowns from Dylan Riley and another clean passing performance by Madsen. Box score: 407 total yards, 258 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Key injuries Boise State RB Sire Gaines, WR Ben Ford and TE Austin Terry are questionable; OL Carson Rasmussen is out. Texas State RB Davian Jackson and DL JP Deeter are questionable; RB Torrance Burgess is probable. Texas State LBs Ayden Jones, Jordan Sample and Tice Williams are out.

Northern Illinois at UNLV

| 10:30 PM ET | CBSSN

Northern Illinois 0-7 | UNLV 4-3 | Allegiant Stadium

Odds UNLV -24.5 | total 54.5 | moneyline NIU +1200 / UNLV -2400.

Weather Indoors at Allegiant Stadium;  

Quarterback matchup

Northern Illinois Taron Dickens: 138/210 (65.7%), 1,364 passing yards, 6 TD, 5 INT; rushing 47 carries, 14 yards, 0 TD.

UNLV Jackson Arnold: 108/182 (59.3%), 1,386 passing yards, 10 TD, 2 INT; rushing 105 carries, 408 yards, 6 TD.

Offense and defense

Northern Illinois: Offense 15.1 points, 301.7 total yards (201.6 passing / 100.1 rushing). Defense allows 38.6 points, 428.1 total yards (207.3 passing / 220.9 rushing).

UNLV: Offense 24.1 points, 370.6 total yards (199.3 passing / 171.3 rushing). Defense allows 23.7 points, 381.3 total yards (198.7 passing / 182.6 rushing).

Last three games

Northern Illinois (0-3 SU): Oct. 24 L 21-56 vs HAW; Oct. 17 L 23-41 @ WYO; Oct. 10 L 7-28 vs AFA.

UNLV (2-1 SU): Oct. 17 L 31-41 @ AFA; Oct. 10 W 13-7 vs NDSU; Oct. 3 W 39-31 vs CAL.

Last game recap

Northern Illinois lost 56-21 to Hawai’i Rainbow Warriors on Oct. 24. Northern Illinois could not contain Hawaii’s explosive scoring and fell behind by multiple touchdowns. Box score: 266 total yards, 95 rushing, 5 turnovers.

UNLV lost 41-31 to Air Force Falcons on Oct. 17. UNLV could not stop Air Force’s option rushing attack despite a productive passing day from Arnold. Box score: 376 total yards, 130 rushing, 2 turnovers.

Key injuries The Mountain West report is pending. NIU RB D. Howard and TE G. Weber carry unresolved public questionable listings. UNLV WR DeAngelo Irvin Jr. remains listed out and WR K. McGee questionable; OLs Austin Boyd and Tevita Tausinga missed the Rebels’ last official report. Confirm game-day returns before projecting rotations.

Oregon State at Fresno State

Saturday, October 31 | 11:00 PM ET | USA Net

Oregon State 5-2 | Fresno State 4-3 | Valley Children’s Stadium

Odds ORST -6 | total 58.5 | moneyline ORST -225 / FRES +185.

Weather Kickoff forecast about 61 F, cloudy; gusts up to 6 mph;  

2025 matchup Sep. 6, 2025: Oregon State 27, Fresno State 36.

Quarterback matchup

Oregon State Braden Atkinson: 189/273 (69.2%), 2,604 passing yards, 24 TD, 2 INT; rushing 22 carries, 1 yards, 2 TD.

Fresno State Jayden Mandal: 123/195 (63.1%), 1,393 passing yards, 8 TD, 1 INT; rushing 51 carries, 119 yards, 2 TD.

Offense and defense

Oregon State: Offense 42.7 points, 527.0 total yards (384.9 passing / 142.1 rushing). Defense allows 23.1 points, 345.3 total yards (204.9 passing / 140.4 rushing).

Fresno State: Offense 27.6 points, 351.1 total yards (212.1 passing / 139.0 rushing). Defense allows 20.9 points, 384.3 total yards (213.6 passing / 170.7 rushing).

Last three games

Oregon State (3-0 SU): Oct. 17 W 48-30 vs WSU; Oct. 10 W 66-14 vs SDSU; Oct. 3 W 56-26 @ CSU.

Fresno State (1-2 SU): Oct. 17 L 23-26 @ SDSU; Oct. 10 L 31-38 vs BOIS; Oct. 3 W 26-6 @ WSU.

Last game recap

Oregon State beat Washington State Cougars 48-30 on Oct. 17. Atkinson threw three touchdowns without an interception as Oregon State’s passing attack drove another high-scoring win. Box score: 555 total yards, 208 rushing, 0 turnovers.

Fresno State lost 26-23 to San Diego State Aztecs on Oct. 17. Fresno State lost on a long field goal in the closing seconds after keeping San Diego State in a close game. Box score: 276 total yards, 135 rushing, 1 turnover.

Key injuries Oregon State WR Eddie Freauff is questionable; DB Kai Wheaton and LB Kord Shaw are out. Fresno State OL Gino Quinones and DB Ryan Wilson are out. OL Marquise Thorpe-Taylor, DL Jairus Satele and DBs Ethan Tierney and Sammie Hunter are questionable. Protection and coverage depth could affect both the side and total.

 

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Thursday Football Betting Previews — October 29, 2026

CAROLINA PANTHERS AT GREEN BAY PACKERS

Kickoff: 8:15 p.m. ET, Prime Video
Site: Lambeau Field, Green Bay, Wisconsin. 

Odds and records

    • Spread: Green Bay -3.5.
    • Moneyline: Green Bay -185; Carolina +154.
    • Total: 47.5.

 

  • Carolina: 3-3 SU, 3-3 ATS, 3-3 O/U; 2-1 SU away.
  • Green Bay: 4-3 SU, 4-3 ATS, 2-5 O/U ; 2-1 SU at home.  
  • Weather: The published kickoff forecast calls for approximately 56°F, mostly clear skies and winds around 4 mph, with a 15% precipitation chance.  

Quarterback matchup

Carolina — Bryce Young: 1,712 passing yards, 12 TDs, four interceptions, 59.2% completions and 285.3 passing yards per game. He also has 34 rushing yards and one rushing touchdown.

Green Bay — Jordan Love: 1,958 passing yards, 13 TDs, five interceptions, 59.8% completions and 279.7 passing yards per game. His primary downfield weapon, Christian Watson, has 34 receptions for 595 yards and six touchdowns. Carolina’s Chuba Hubbard has 459 rushing yards and four rushing scores, plus two receiving touchdowns. 

Love has produced at least 274 passing yards in three consecutive games.  

Offense/Defense

Carolina offense: 26.5 points and   105.3 rushing yards.

Carolina defense: Allows 27.7 points and 348.8 total yards—195.7 passing and 153.2 rushing.

Green Bay offense: 20.6 points and 328.4 total yards—268.6 passing and just 59.9 rushing.

Green Bay defense: Allows 20.7 points and 323.0 total yards—208.0 passing and 115.0 rushing. Team passing figures are net of sacks, so they differ from individual quarterback averages. 

Last game recaps

Carolina lost 43-13 to Tampa Bay. Young completed 14 of 27 passes for 163 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions. Hubbard received only seven carries, gaining 33 yards. The biggest defensive problem was Tampa Bay’s 258 rushing yards, which allowed the Buccaneers to control the game.

Green Bay lost 20-17 at Detroit. Love went 27-of-45 for 274 yards, two touchdowns and one interception. Josh Jacobs managed 36 yards on 11 carries; the Packers finished with 60 rushing yards. 

Last three games — newest first

  ATS resultO/U result
CarolinaOct. 25: Lost vs. Tampa Bay, 43-13Lost -2.5Over 44.5
CarolinaOct. 18: Won at Philadelphia, 25-14Covered -2.5Under 39.5
CarolinaOct. 4: Won vs. Detroit, 32-26Covered +4.5Over 52.5
Green BayOct. 25: Lost at Detroit, 20-17Covered +3.5Under 55.5
Green BayOct. 18: Beat Dallas, 23-13Covered +1.5Under 54.5
Green BayOct. 11: Beat Chicago, 31-7Covered +1.5Under 47.5

Last-three form: Carolina 2-1 SU/ATS, 2-1 Over; Green Bay 2-1 SU, 3-0 ATS and 0-3 Over.  

Key injury update

Green Bay

  • C Sean Rhyan — OUT: Ankle.
  • G/T Travis Glover — OUT: Knee.
  • LB Zaire Franklin — OUT: Shin.
  • WR Matthew Golden — QUESTIONABLE: Shoulder/foot.
  • DT Devonte Wyatt — QUESTIONABLE: Ankle.
  • DT Anthony Campbell — QUESTIONABLE: Ankle.
  • EDGE Brenton Cox Jr. — QUESTIONABLE: Quadriceps.

Carolina

  • G Damien Lewis — OUT: Knee.
  • OLB Jaelan Phillips — OUT: Hamstring.
  • CB Akayleb Evans — OUT: Triceps/knee.
  • OL Torricelli Simpkins III — OUT: Ankle.
  • DT Bobby Brown III — QUESTIONABLE: Hand.
  • QB Bryce Young: Full participation; no game designation despite his knee issue.
  • WR Jalen Coker: Full participation; no game designation following a shoulder issue.  

 

ATS and O/U angles

    •  Carolina 13-0 ATS in its last 13 following an outright loss.
    • Green Bay is reported 4-11-1 ATS in its last 16 as a favorite.
    • Carolina has gone Under in six consecutive road games.

2025 meeting: Carolina won 16-13 at Lambeau, covering +13.5; the game stayed Under 43.5.

Prop Bets  

(odds from DraftKings)

First TD Scorer

Josh Jacobs +475

Anytime TD Scorer

Christian Watson +150

Tetairoa McMillan +180

MarShawn Lloyd +390


FLORIDA ATLANTIC AT NORTH TEXAS

Kickoff: 7:30 p.m. ET, ESPN
Site: DATCU Stadium, Denton, Texas. Both teams enter 5-2; FAU is 2-1 in conference play and North Texas is 3-0. 

Odds and records

  • Spread: North Texas  -13.5.
  • Moneyline: North Texas -520; FAU  +390.
  • Total:  77.5.
  • FAU: 5-2 SU, 4-3 ATS, 6-1 Over; 1-2 SU away.
  • North Texas: 5-2 SU, 5-2 ATS, 6-1 Over; 3-0 SU at hom
  • Weather:  74°F and cloudy skies at kickoff.  ajor weather   Athletics

Quarterback matchup

FAU — Caden Veltkamp: 190-of-260, 73.1%, 2,084 yards, 18 TDs and four interceptions.

North Texas — Tayven Jackson: 160-of-221, 72.4%, 2,173 yards, 18 TDs and five interceptions.

North Texas also has RB Jahiem White: 861 rushing yards and 11 touchdowns, while WR Justin Stevenson has 41 catches for 662 yards and seven scores. 

FAU counters with two productive receivers: Easton Messer has 709 receiving yards and six receiving touchdowns, and Kelby Valsin has 679 yards and six touchdowns. Messer’s return ability adds another scoring avenue. 

Offense/Defense

FAU offense: 37.3 points and 427.9 total yards—311.9 passing and 116.0 rushing.

FAU defense: Allows 34.0 points and 443.9 total yards—185.6 passing and 258.3 rushing.

North Texas offense: 43.1 points and 525.7 total yards—341.0 passing and 184.7 rushing.

North Texas defense: Allows 30.6 points and 377.3 total yards—203.1 passing and 174.1 rushing.

Both offenses convert third downs effectively: FAU 52.3%; North Texas 48.4%. 

North Texas has the clearest personnel advantage on the ground. White gives the Mean Green a way to exploit FAU’s weakest defensive area without relying entirely on Jackson. FAU’s answer is its efficient passing game against a defense that has allowed more than 30 points per outing.

Last game recaps

FAU beat Rice 51-49. Veltkamp threw for 339 yards and three touchdowns. Messer scored five total touchdowns—two rushing, two receiving and one on a punt return. The defensive warning was severe: FAU surrendered 499 rushing yards.  

North Texas beat Navy 49-39. Jackson threw for 305 yards and three touchdowns. UNT also scored on a punt return and a fumble return, and White supplied a late 59-yard touchdown run. North Texas never trailed, but Navy’s rushing attack kept the game competitive.  

Last three games — newest first

 Opponent/resultATS resultO/U result
FAUOct. 24: Beat Rice, 51-49Lost -9.5Over 55.5
FAUOct. 17: Lost at Army, 56-24Lost +2.5Over 55.5
FAUOct. 3: Beat Texas Southern, 66-10Covered -46.5Over 62.5
North TexasOct. 24: Won at Navy, 49-39Covered -2.5Over 60.5
North TexasOct. 10: Beat Charlotte, 50-10Covered -27.5Over 57.5
North TexasOct. 1: Won at Tulsa, 45-44Lost -2.5Over 57.5

Last-three form: FAU 2-1 SU, 1-2 ATS; North Texas 3-0 SU, 2-1 ATS. Both went 3-0 Over. FAU’s Texas Southern result came against an FCS opponent.  

Key injury update

  • FAU:  TE Brooks Johnson and WR RJ Garcia II out, with AJ Johnson questionable.
  • North Texas:  WR Corri Milliner, reserve QB Chaston Ditta and RB Colin Page out.

ATS and O/U angles

  • Both teams are 6-1 Over this season.
  • FAU has failed to cover its last two games.
  • North Texas has won four straight outright.

TROY AT JAMES MADISON

Kickoff: 7:30 p.m. ET, ESPN2
Site: Bridgeforth Stadium, Harrisonburg, Virginia. JMU enters 7-1 overall and 4-1 in the Sun Belt; Troy is 3-4 and 1-2 in league play.  

Odds and records

  • Spread: James Madison -20.5 in the published previews.
  • Moneyline: JMU -1587; Troy +900  
  • Total: 50.5.   
  • Troy: 3-4 SU, 2-5 ATS, 1-6 Over; 0-3 SU away.
  • James Madison: 7-1 SU, 6-2 ATS, 5-3 Over; 4-0 SU at home.  

Weather: The published forecast calls for temperatures in the 60s around kickoff, falling into the 50s, with light winds near 3 mph.  

Quarterback matchup

Troy — Will “Goose” Crowder: 1,162 passing yards, nine TDs, five interceptions and 55.7% completions.

James Madison — Camden Coleman: 1,568 passing yards, 14 TDs, two interceptions and 62.0% completions.

Offense/Defense

Troy offense: 22.9 points and 373.7 total yards—176.4 passing and 197.3 rushing.

Troy defense: Allows 24.9 points and 334.7 total yards—205.4 passing and 129.3 rushing.

James Madison offense: 41.4 points and 456.3 total yards—249.1 passing and 207.1 rushing.

James Madison defense: Allows 18.3 points and 352.6 total yards—242.5 passing and 110.1 rushing.

Other relevant indicators: Troy converts 33.7% on third down. JMU has a +6 turnover margin, compared with Troy’s -1

Last game recaps

Troy lost 21-14 to ULM. The Trojans led 14-3 with just over six minutes left, then allowed the game to unravel late. Kilcrease threw a five-yard touchdown pass to Gavin Griffin on Troy’s opening possession. The loss was particularly damaging because Troy controlled much of the game before its late collapse.  

James Madison lost 34-31 in overtime at App State. JMU outgained the Mountaineers 423-366 and limited them to 81 rushing yards on 31 attempts. Coleman passed for 232 yards and a touchdown; his six-yard rushing score with three seconds remaining forced overtime. Evans added 99 passing yards and a touchdown.  

Last three games — newest first

TeamOpponent/resultATS resultO/U result
TroyOct. 24: Lost vs. ULM, 21-14Lost -13.5Under 50.5
TroyOct. 17: Lost at Louisiana, 33-6Lost +2.5Under 49.5
TroyOct. 6: Beat Southern Miss, 55-34Covered -9.5Over 51.5
JMUOct. 22: Lost at App State, 34-31 OTLost -12.5Over 56.5
JMUOct. 17: Beat Georgia State, 49-22Covered -7.5Over 57.5
JMUOct. 10: Won at Georgia Southern, 27-24Lost -7.5Under 51.5

Last-three form: Troy 1-2 SU/ATS, 1-2 Over; JMU 2-1 SU, 1-2 ATS, 2-1 Over.    

Key injury update

  • Troy QB Goose Crowder — missed the last two games but is probable .
  • JMU RB George Pettaway — expected OUT: Troy’s official preview says JMU will be without its leading rusher following his injury against App State.  

2025 meeting: JMU won the Sun Belt championship matchup 31-14, holding Troy to 177 total yards and recording eight sacks. 

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Wednesday, October 28, 2026

Kennesaw State (1-6) at Middle Tennessee (4-3)

ATS records: Middle Tennessee 5-2, Kennesaw State 4-3.

TV / time: 7 p.m. ET | CBS Sports Network

Odds: Middle Tenn -3 | Total 50.5

Weather: Partly cloudy, 68°F.

QB matchup: Roman Gagliano: 1,404 passing yards, 12 TD, 2 INT (58.6%). Rickie Collins: 1,411 passing yards, 4 TD, 5 INT (68.6%).

Last game recap: Middle Tennessee: W 26-23 vs. Florida International (Oct. 20); Gagliano 16/27, 200 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT. Kennesaw State: L 6-34 vs. Liberty (Oct. 22); Collins 15/26, 124 yards, 0 TD, 2 INT.

Offense: Middle Tennessee: 200.6 passing, 139.0 rushing, 339.6 total yards/game; 23.3 points/game. Kennesaw State: 225.3 passing, 132.0 rushing, 357.3 total yards/game; 20.0 points/game.

Defense: Middle Tennessee: 211.1 passing, 194.7 rushing, 405.9 total yards/game; 27.6 points/game allowed. Kennesaw State: 226.7 passing, 153.3 rushing, 380.0 total yards/game; 25.0 points/game allowed.

Key injuries: Kennesaw State: WR Z. Booker (undisclosed; questionable listing Oct. 15), TE G. Bullock Jr. (undisclosed; questionable listing Oct. 15). Middle Tennessee: TE T. Galloway (undisclosed; questionable listing Oct. 21 )

Key Trends: Ken State is: 1)6-1 under last 7 games overall. 2)5-1 Under last 6 after a SU loss. 3)4-1 Under last 5 road games. MTU is: 1)4-0 ATS last 4 home games. 2)4-1 Over last 5 in October.

Jacksonville State (5-2) at New Mexico State (3-4)

ATS records: Jacksonville State 4-3, New Mexico State 4-3.

TV / time: 8 p.m. ET | ESPN2

Odds: Jax State -2.5 | Total 49.5

Weather: Mostly sunny, 75°F.

QB matchup: Caden Creel: 1,637 passing yards, 12 TD, 6 INT (67.2%). Adam Damante: 160 passing yards, 2 TD, 1 INT in the last game; starter confirmation pending.

Last game recap: Jacksonville State: W 27-24 vs. Florida International (Oct. 13); Creel 16/22, 214 yards, 2 TD, 1 INT. New Mexico State: W 30-24 vs. Sam Houston (Oct. 21); Adam Damante 19/29, 160 yards, 2 TD, 1 INT.

Offense: Jacksonville State: 240.4 passing, 150.1 rushing, 390.6 total yards/game; 27.3 points/game. New Mexico State: 220.4 passing, 151.3 rushing, 371.7 total yards/game; 24.6 points/game.

Defense: Jacksonville State: 189.6 passing, 156.4 rushing, 346.0 total yards/game; 22.7 points/game allowed. New Mexico State: 224.1 passing, 109.1 rushing, 333.3 total yards/game; 25.4 points/game allowed.

Key injuries: Jacksonville State: RB A. Paul (undisclosed; out listing Oct. 07), WR F. Baret Jr. (undisclosed; out listing Oct. 13). New Mexico State: RB R. Burton (undisclosed; questionable listing Oct. 08), TE R. Lotten (undisclosed; questionable listing Oct. 08).

Key Trends: Jack State is: 1)5-1 Over last 6 overall. 2)0-4 ATS last 4 road games.

 

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