The Bum's College Football Week # 9 Rated Plays, Trends, News Etc. !!

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CFB

Saturday, October 31


Thunderstorms possible at College Station Saturday

Weather forecasts are predicting an 80 percent chance of thunderstorms and rain in College Station when the Texas A&M Aggies host the South Carolina Gamecocks Saturday afternoon.

Temperatures are expected to be in the mid-70s with wind blowing toward the south and southeast of the stadium at around six miles per hour.

The Aggies are presently 15.5-point home favorites and the total is 54.


Freshman QB Murray to start for Texas A&M

Freshman Kyler Murray will start for Texas A&M when the Aggies face South Carolina on Saturday.

Quarterback Kyle Allen started the first seven games and led the Aggies to five straight victories to open the season. But two consecutive losses and a struggling offense sent A&M tumbling out of the Top 25.

Murray has seen action in five games this season. He is 17-for-31 for 167 yards and has tacked on 92 rushing yards.

In double-digit losses to No. 7 Alabama and No. 19 Ole Miss, Allen threw four interceptions, sparking coach Kevin Sumlin to make the change.

Murray was Gatorade National Player of the Year and led his Allen, Texas, high school team to a 42-0 record and three state titles.

He did not play in the Aggies' 23-3 loss to Ole Miss last week after getting into an argument with offensive coordinator Jake Spavital during the Alabama loss the previous week, according to reports.

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Big Ten Report - Week 9
October 29, 2015


Michigan (5-2) at Minnesota (4-3) - ESPN, 7:00 p.m. ET
Current Line: Wolverines -13.5
Opening Line: Wolverins -13.5

One of the biggest factors in handicapping this game is to try and determine how the players will react to head coach Jerry Kill stepping down earlier this week. He was a VERY well liked head coach, we know that for sure. Do they rally and try and win this game for him or do they come out flat because they are devastated? Tough call and something we’ll try and find out before we decide whether or not to use this game. Both teams are coming off a bye to no advantage there. Both teams rely heavily on their defense to carry them.

Michigan’s stop unit is ranked #1 in the Big Ten (and #1 nationally) in total defense & scoring defense. That’s going to be a huge problem for a Minnesota offense that simply isn’t very good ranking dead last in the Big Ten averaging 20 PPG. It may look like the Gophs “turned the corner” so to speak on offense. After getting shut out by Minnesota in their conference opener they went onto score 41 & 28 points vs Purdue and Nebraska. However, those two defenses aren’t Michigan. The Boilers and Huskers field two of the worst defenses in the league both giving up north of 420 YPG. The Wolverines allow half that total (210 YPG allowed). Three of Minny’s four wins have gone to the wire beating Kent, Ohio, and Colorado St all by a FG. Their only easy win was at Purdue.

How does Michigan bounce back after their debilitating, last second loss to arch rival Michigan State? The extra week off helps but that’s still a situation to be watched closely. The MSU game was the first in which Michigan was outgained this season. Sparty put up 156 more yards in that dramatic win. The Wolverines had outgained their previous 5 opponents by a whopping 1,267 yards or nearly 250 YPG. We know the Wolves are great on defense and their offense is getting better. QB Jake Rudock has gotten much better at protecting the ball. After throwing 5 picks in his first 3 games, he’s thrown just one since. With such a fantastic defense, limiting turnovers is obviously a key. If Michigan takes care of the ball and is efficient (not great) offensively, they will be tough to beat.

This series has not been a “down to the wire” one as of late. The winning margin in this series over the last 7 meetings has been 16, 29, 22, 58, 23, 24, and 14 points. Since 1998, the Gophers have been a home dog of 14 or more just 10 times covering 8.

Rutgers (3-4) at Wisconsin (6-2) - Big Ten Network, 12:00 p.m. ET
Current Line: Badgers -20.5
Opening Line: Badgers -19

There’s no arguing the fact the Badgers have some key injury problems right now. Wisconsin starting QB Stave was injured (concussion) very early in the 1st quarter last week and his back up junior Bart Houston (232 yards passing vs Illini) came in and led the Badgers to a 24-13 win at Illinois. Stave was able to practice on Tuesday and looks like he’ll be good to go on Saturday. RB Corey Clement (sports hernia), to our surprise, didn’t even make the trip to Illinois. While he had a decent week of practice, we were told he couldn’t go all out yet. He’d look very good on a few plays making cuts and running near full speed then look very tentative a few plays later. He’s continued to progress this week but still no word for sure on whether he’ll play or not on Saturday.

The Badgers could use him as they rank 88th nationally in rushing and put up just 138 yards on the ground at Illinois. With Clement out, UW is hoping to get Taiwan Deal (ankle) back after missing 3 consecutive games. Deal practiced on Tuesday but was limited. We’re told he may be at least a week away from being close to full strength. On top of all that, #2 WR Wheelwright will be out for an extended period of time with an arm injury. Oh and starting center Dan Voltz was lost for the season last week with a knee injury. Wisconsin is looking forward to getting through the next few weeks (vs Rutgers and at Maryland) so they can take advantage of their bye week on November 14th. They need it.

Rutgers has played only two road games this entire season. This will be their third. They were handled at Penn State 28-3 and recovered from a 25-point 2nd half deficit to beat Indiana 55-52 a few weeks ago. Last week the Knights were destroyed at home by Ohio State 49-7 as the Bucks rolled up 528 yards on 7.5 YPP. Not a huge shock as nobody in the Big Ten allows more YPP on defense than Rutgers (6.7). The Rutgers offense looked good on the opening drive but missed a FG. After that they went 8 straight possessions without crossing Ohio State’s 40-yard line. We need to keep an eye on star WR Carroo here as he is still banged up and wasn’t himself last week vs OSU. Wisconsin won this game in New Brunswick last season 37-0 holding Rutgers to just 139 yards of total offense. Interesting to note that Wisconsin is averaging only 19 PPG in Big Ten play yet laying more than that in this game.

Nebraska (3-5) at Purdue (1-6) - ESPNU, 12:00 p.m. ET
Current Line: Cornhuskers -7.5
Opening Line: Cornhuskers -10.5

Same old, same old for the Huskers. Another close loss, their 5th of the season. Their 5 losses have come by a total of 13 points. After getting destroyed on consecutive weeks by a combined score of 78-10, Northwestern waltzed into Lincoln and pulled off a 30-28 win. That was despite Nebraska running a whopping 30 more offensive plays (86 plays for NU to 56 for Northwestern). The Huskers are obviously reeling emotionally and physically they aren’t great either with their starting QB Armstrong in a walking boot. He hasn’t practiced this week (as of Wednesday) and his streak of 22 consecutive starts is in jeopardy. If Armstrong can’t go (he’s doubtful), Ryker Fyfe will get the start. Fyfe has played in only one game this year completing 5 of 7 passes in a blowout win over South Alabama.

The one win Boilers are off a bye and they have 3 of their final 5 games here at Ross Ade Stadium. Purdue was hoping to have starting RB Knox (340 yards) back for this one but it looks like he’ll be out for at least another week. PU is 0-3 in Big Ten play and they’ve been outscored 89-41 and outgained by 465 total yards. Their home field advantage has been almost non-existent. In fact, the Boilermakers have now lost 17 of their last 22 games at home. They are just 7-16 ATS their last 23 games in West Lafayette.

These two have met twice since Nebraska joined the conference and they Huskers have rolled up two big wins (35-14 & 44-7). Nebraska has been a money maker as a double digit road favorite covering 12 of their last 17 in that role & 48-37 ATS dating back to 1980.

Maryland (2-5) at Iowa (7-0) - ESPN2, 3:30 p.m. ET
Current Line: Hawkeyes -17
Opening Line: Hawkeyes -17

Iowa had a bye last week and they seem to be getting healthy because of it. QB CJ Beathard is still banged up but getting closer to 100%. Starting left tackle Boone Myers, RB LeShun Daniels, and WR Tevaun Smith will all be back in the lineup vs Maryland on Saturday. RB Jordan Canzeri will not play due to an injured ankle. Akrum Wadley, who was listed as the 4th string tailback at one point earlier in the season, will start on Saturday after his 204 yard performance at NW heading into the bye. Iowa doesn’t get much pub in the overall Big Ten discussion but they are 7-0 and while a few games have gone down to the wire, it hasn’t been fluky. They’ve outgained every opponent on their schedule with the exception of Wisconsin. The Hawks are +127 YPG this year & +1.6 YPP. The only teams that have them beat in both of those categories are Michigan & Ohio State.

Maryland comes in with the potential of being a bit shaken. Their head coach Randy Edsall (now former) was fired heading into their bye. They then came out of the bye and played a very good game vs Penn State but came up just short losing 31-30. How do they bounce back after that will determine how this game goes. If they come out flat because of the circumstances, this could get ugly. The Terps QB play has been bad all season long. They’ve thrown 20 interceptions already in 7 games which is by far the worst in the Big Ten (11 is next). We’ve mentioned this before in this column but we don’t think it can be overstated. They are dead last in college football in total turnover margin (-13) and dead last in turnovers per game (1.86). Because of those turnovers, Maryland has run fewer offensive plays than anybody in the Big Ten (466 in 7 games).

Maryland did win this match up last year 38-31 as a 4-point home favorite. If you take out their games vs Indiana, Iowa has not been a favorite of 17 or more in Big Ten play since 2008. Add IU back in and the Hawkeyes are just 1-6 ATS as a chalk of at least 17 points vs the Big Ten dating back to 2006.

Illinois (4-3) at Penn State (6-2) - ESPN2, 12:00 p.m. ET
Current Line: Nittany Lions -4.5
Opening Line: Nittany Lions -6.5

The Illini fell flat off their bye last week losing at home to Wisconsin 24-13. Not only did the Badgers win at Illinois but they did it with their back up QB (Houston) and their 3rd string RB (Ogunbuwale) playing key roles. The Illini come in with a 4-3 record and their 3 losses have all come at the hands of very good teams UNC, Iowa, and Wisconsin who have a combined record of 19-3. It looks like the Illini will again be without starting RB Ferguson leaving freshman Ke’Shawn Vaughn to start for the 3rd straight game. Illinois could use some help offensively as they’ve scored only 47 total points in their 3 Big Ten Games.

Despite their 6-2 record, PSU’s offense also continues to be a problem as they rank 93rd or worse nationally in scoring, rushing offense, passing offense, and total offense. The Nits have had a problem all season converting on 3rd down with just a 27% success rate ranking them 125th nationally (out of 128). That could be even more of a problem in this game as they face an Illinois defense that ranks 6th nationally in 3rd down efficiency allowing their opponents to convert only 27% of the time. They need to keep QB Hackenberg upright which has been a problem.

The Lion offensive line is allowing 3.5 sacks per game and only 4 teams in the nation allow more. That has led to Hackenberg’s back to back below average seasons. This year he is completing only 51% of his passes which is the worst in the Big Ten. Three of the last four meetings between these two have come down to the final minutes of play.

Last year Illinois came out on top 16-14 kicking the game winning FG with just :08 seconds remaining. In 2013 the game was decided in OT with PSU winning 24-17. In 2011 PSU scored the go ahead and game winning TD just over 1:00 minute remaining in a 10-7 win.

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Total Notes - Week 9
October 30, 2015


We only have one matchup between Top 25 teams and there are a lot of schools off as well. As schools gear up for the final month, expect the oddsmakers to make adjustments for how teams play down the stretch.

Here's what we got for Week 9.

1) Correct sharp movement: Ole Miss/Auburn UNDER

Ohhhh how time, and the advent of an SEC schedule, can change things. It seems like a long time ago that Ole Miss was being hailed as an offensive juggernaut scoring 76,73, and 43 in its first three wins. Since then, the Rebels have averaged just 27 points per game and have begun to lean on the stronger of their two units……the defense. The Rebels have lost each of their last two road games, mustering just 10 points at Florida and 24 at Memphis. The Rebels lack of a running game has hurt their offensive production and they've run for just 135.5 yards per game versus SEC foes this season. The Rebel defense, however, is loaded with NFL caliber players and has only been touched up by Alabama and Memphis.

Auburn has looked poor on offense for most of the season, as inefficient QB play has plagued them, and they'll struggle to move the ball vs a very good Ole Miss front seven. It's been shown this year that when Auburn can't run the ball, they simply can't score points. Only one Auburn game all season long has exceeded the currently available total here (57.5) in regulation and that was the LSU game, where somehow the Tigers contributed 21 points while only mustering 260 yards of offense.

This has been a high scoring series, averaging 65 PPG the last five encounters, but this is not the same Auburn offense we've seen in recent years and I only project them to produce 357 yards of offense. We gained a bit of inflation in the opener (59) due to recent series history but that advantage has been bet out of the line, the sharps have this game moving in the right direction and there are still some modeling advantages to playing UNDER at any number higher than 57. My numbers project a yardage total that should yield a scoring total in the 51-54 point range.

2) Incorrect sharp movement: Stanford/Washington State UNDER

Hard to really fathom the significant movement downward in this game and it almost became our "Market manipulation" pick instead. Much respect being given to the resurgence of the Stanford Cardinal but this is not the same type of Cardinal team and they are much more reliant on their offense.

The young Cardinal defense (returned just 4 starters to a normally upperclassmen laden unit) has benefitted from facing a weak slate of opposing offenses. They've faced two of the worst offenses in college football (Northwestern and UCF), the two worst teams in the Pac-12 (Washington and Oregon State) as well as an Arizona team missing it's best player and starting quarterback. Versus the two quality offenses they've faced (USC and UCLA) they allowed an average of 33 PPG and 466.5 yards of offense. Some of those yards were in garbage time but that will likely factor in to this game as well. The Cardinal offense is rolling as QB Kevin Hogan and RB Christian McCaffrey have become a formidable duo. The Cardinal still play a very physical brand of football and that is not a type of football that the Cougars respond well to. I expect the Cardinal offense to dominate at the line of scrimmage and for McCaffrey to have a huge game here allowing Hogan to be very productive.

Washington State will throw the ball a ton, and generate some yards, but quick three and outs will allow the Cardinal offense to wear out a below average Cougar front seven and I project Stanford to gain 500+ yards of offense. Washington State is a fraud and they've faced one of the weakest slates of opposing defenses YTD so far, groups realize this and it's what's driven this line down. Problem for UNDER bettors will be that the Cougars will get "dump-trucked" defensively and the Cardinal offense is likely to see 85+snaps in this game. Washington State's scheme will generate some yards and points as well and this line is moving in the wrong direction.

3) Public movement: USC/California OVER

Not surprised that the public likes this game OVER as two high profile programs with solid offenses face off. The Pac-12 hasn't turned into the Big 12 yet but it might feel like it by the time this game is over. Both of these offenses are better than the defensive units they'll be facing and both "O's" have very talented QB's. Cal will be forced to throw the ball a lot and that should lengthen this game and produce lots of offensive snaps.

Since Sonny Dykes became the coach at Cal this series has seen 90 and 68 total points scored and both of those Cal offenses were much worse than the one they will march onto the field this year. My numbers project 70 combined points to be scored so there was some value in playing OVER vs. the opener (65) but that value is gone at the current number (69.5). Normally, I'd look to fade these types of public moves to the OVER but I won't do so here as the Trojans will likely play loose under an interim head coach and the Bears should rebound from a surprisingly poor offensive showing last week vs. UCLA.

4) Market manipulation: Vanderbilt Houston OVER

This is one of the more obvious head fakes of the year and there isn't a modeling or fundamental capper on the planet that likes this game OVER the current number. My numbers call for just 44 combined points and there are other factors to indicate that this could be a lower scoring game. Vanderbilt owns one the FBS's worst offenses and the coaching staff has adjusted to that situation and placed the emphasis on a very good Commodores stop unit. Vandy returned nine starters to this defense and it's a legit SEC caliber unit, allowing just 16.3 PPG and 317 YPG. Vanderbilt has faced three above average offenses (Western Kentucky, Georgia, and Ole Miss) and allowed just 24 PPG.

The Vandy offense, however, is a train wreck and they'll struggle away from home vs. a Houston defense that has allowed just 19.7 PPG. Houston's offensive numbers have been inflated by playing vs perhaps the weakest slate of defensive opponents in the country and their reliance on QB Gary Ward will be tested here. This number has been propped up due to the seemingly solid Cougar offensive numbers (47 ppg, 561 ypg) but this will be BY FAR the best defense they've faced YTD and they have much more important conference dates on deck vs. Cincinnati and Memphis. I expect Vandy to limit QB Ward and for the Cougars to be slow, or unwilling, in finding ways to adjust. Vanderbilt will game plan for this contest in much the same way they did in slowing Western Kentucky down…..a game lined high that ended 14-12.

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31

Game Score Status Pick Amount

Central Florida - 12:00 PM ET Central Florida +25 500
Cincinnati -

Illinois - 12:00 PM ET Illinois +3.5 500 DOUBLE PLAY
Penn State -

Nebraska - 12:00 PM ET Nebraska -7.5 500
Purdue -

Rutgers - 12:00 PM ET Rutgers +19 500 TRIPLE PLAY
Wisconsin -

Western Kentucky - 12:00 PM ET Western Kentucky -24.5 500 BLOW OUT
Old Dominion -

Syracuse - 12:00 PM ET Syracuse +14.5 500 DOUBLE PLAY
Florida State -

Mississippi - 12:00 PM ET Auburn +7.5 500 *****
Auburn -

South Carolina - 12:00 PM ET South Carolina +15.5 500 DOUBLE PLAY
Texas A&M -

South Florida - 12:00 PM ET South Florida +6.5 500 TRIPLE PLAY
Navy -

Virginia Tech - 12:30 PM ET Boston College +3 500 TRIPLE PLAY
Boston College -

Massachusetts - 1:00 PM ET Massachusetts +1.5 500
Ball State -

Central Michigan - 2:00 PM ET Central Michigan -3 500 MAC GOM
Akron -

Texas El Paso - 2:30 PM ET Southern Mississippi -24 500 BLOW OUT
Southern Mississippi -




Georgia Tech - 3:00 PM ET Virginia +5.5 500 *****
Virginia -

Southern California - 3:00 PM ET California +3.5 500 PAC 12 UPSET
California -

Colorado - 3:00 PM ET UCLA -22.5 500 PAC 12 BLOW OUT
UCLA -

Troy - 3:30 PM ET Appalachian State -24 500 DOUBLE PLAY
Appalachian State -

Boise State - 3:30 PM ET UNLV +20.5 500
UNLV -

Marshall - 3:30 PM ET Marshall -17 500 TRIPLE PLAY
Charlotte -

Florida International - 3:30 PM ET Florida International -3 500 DOUBLE PLAY
Florida Atlantic -

Clemson - 3:30 PM ET Clemson -10 500 ACC GOM
North Carolina State -

Florida - 3:30 PM ET Georgia +3 500 *****
Georgia -

Oklahoma - 3:30 PM ET Oklahoma -39 500
Kansas -

Oklahoma State - 3:30 PM ET Texas Tech +1.5 500
Texas Tech -

Maryland - 3:30 PM ET Iowa -17.5 500 BIG 10 GOY
Iowa -

San Diego State - 3:30 PM ET San Diego State -3 500 DOUBLE PLAY
Colorado State -

Tulsa - 4:00 PM ET Southern Methodist +2 500
Southern Methodist -

UL Monroe - 5:00 PM ET UL Monroe +11.5 500 DOUBLE PLAY
UL Lafayette -


GOOD LUCK AND I'LL BE BACK LATER WITH THE EVENING GAMES.

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NCAAF Consensus Picks

SIDES (ATS)

Time Away Line Picks Pct Home Line Picks Pct Detail Odds

4:00 PM Tennessee-Martin +37 95 23.40% Arkansas -37 311 76.60% View View

2:30 PM Texas El Paso +24 455 29.47% Southern Mississippi -24 1089 70.53% View View

7:00 PM Vanderbilt +9.5 555 30.41% Houston -9.5 1270 69.59% View View

3:30 PM Troy +24 501 31.87% Appalachian State -24 1071 68.13% View View

7:00 PM Georgia State +17 471 33.50% Arkansas State -17 935 66.50% View View

5:00 PM UL Monroe +10 479 33.64% UL Lafayette -10 945 66.36% View View

12:00 PM Illinois +3.5 622 34.63% Penn State -3.5 1174 65.37% View View

12:00 PM South Carolina +14.5 633 37.13% Texas A&M -14.5 1072 62.87% View View

7:00 PM Tulane +30.5 589 37.54% Memphis -30.5 980 62.46% View View

3:00 PM Colorado +23.5 650 37.97% UCLA -23.5 1062 62.03% View View

12:00 PM South Florida +6 638 38.02% Navy -6 1040 61.98% View View

3:30 PM Maryland +18 682 39.84% Iowa -18 1030 60.16% View View

1:00 PM Massachusetts -1.5 644 40.17% Ball State +1.5 959 59.83% View View

7:00 PM Oregon State +25.5 679 42.04% Utah -25.5 936 57.96% View View

12:00 PM Central Florida +26 673 43.14% Cincinnati -26 887 56.86% View View

7:30 PM Tennessee -10.5 766 43.70% Kentucky +10.5 987 56.30% View View

7:00 PM Miami +10 640 45.94% Duke -10 753 54.06% View View

12:00 PM Syracuse +16.5 786 46.07% Florida State -16.5 920 53.93% View View

8:00 PM Notre Dame -10.5 926 47.20% Temple +10.5 1036 52.80% View View

12:00 PM Rutgers +18.5 801 48.93% Wisconsin -18.5 836 51.07% View View

11:00 PM Arizona +4 674 51.65% Washington -4 631 48.35% View View

8:00 PM Idaho -7 757 53.88% New Mexico State +7 648 46.12% View View

3:30 PM Florida -1.5 1084 54.34% Georgia +1.5 911 45.66% View View

12:00 PM Mississippi -8.5 1053 57.07% Auburn +8.5 792 42.93% View View

12:00 PM Nebraska -7.5 974 57.53% Purdue +7.5 719 42.47% View View

3:00 PM Southern California -4.5 1107 57.60% California +4.5 815 42.40% View View

7:00 PM Texas-San Antonio -5.5 637 57.65% North Texas +5.5 468 42.35% View View

12:30 PM Virginia Tech -3.5 969 57.85% Boston College +3.5 706 42.15% View View

3:30 PM San Diego State -3 951 58.27% Colorado State +3 681 41.73% View View

7:00 PM Texas -3.5 1061 58.94% Iowa State +3.5 739 41.06% View View

7:00 PM Michigan -11.5 1096 59.28% Minnesota +11.5 753 40.72% View View

10:30 PM Stanford -9.5 1105 59.38% Washington State +9.5 756 40.62% View View

3:30 PM Oklahoma State -2.5 1148 60.52% Texas Tech +2.5 749 39.48% View View

3:30 PM Oklahoma -39 974 60.95% Kansas +39 624 39.05% View View

3:30 PM Florida International -2 936 61.86% Florida Atlantic +2 577 38.14% View View

3:30 PM Clemson -13.5 1277 64.79% North Carolina State +13.5 694 35.21% View View

10:30 PM Air Force -6 1060 65.59% Hawaii +6 556 34.41% View View

3:00 PM Georgia Tech -4 1200 66.37% Virginia +4 608 33.63% View View

3:30 PM Boise State -21 1087 66.97% UNLV +21 536 33.03% View View

4:00 PM Tulsa -1 1085 68.03% Southern Methodist +1 510 31.97% View View

2:00 PM Central Michigan -3 1079 68.33% Akron +3 500 31.67% View View

12:00 PM Western Kentucky -25 1079 70.38% Old Dominion +25 454 29.62% View View

3:30 PM Marshall -17 1280 77.11% Charlotte +17 380 22.89% View View


TOTALS (OVER/UNDER)

Time Away Total Over Pct Home Total Under Pct Detail Odds

8:00 PM Idaho 68.5 399 44.24% New Mexico State 68.5 503 55.76% View View

3:30 PM Maryland 51.5 451 46.45% Iowa 51.5 520 53.55% View View

1:00 PM Massachusetts 66 433 46.51% Ball State 66 498 53.49% View View

3:00 PM Georgia Tech 51.5 474 48.37% Virginia 51.5 506 51.63% View View

12:30 PM Virginia Tech 36.5 509 48.66% Boston College 36.5 537 51.34% View View

3:30 PM Florida International 50.5 441 49.72% Florida Atlantic 50.5 446 50.28% View View

4:00 PM Tulsa 75.5 476 49.79% Southern Methodist 75.5 480 50.21% View View

7:00 PM Texas-San Antonio 54.5 369 50.27% North Texas 54.5 365 49.73% View View

12:00 PM Illinois 44.5 508 50.40% Penn State 44.5 500 49.60% View View

12:00 PM Nebraska 54.5 525 52.92% Purdue 54.5 467 47.08% View View

12:00 PM Rutgers 50.5 528 53.60% Wisconsin 50.5 457 46.40% View View

7:00 PM Texas 49.5 520 53.61% Iowa State 49.5 450 46.39% View View

3:30 PM Florida 48.5 566 53.75% Georgia 48.5 487 46.25% View View

5:00 PM UL Monroe 52.5 465 53.76% UL Lafayette 52.5 400 46.24% View View

3:30 PM San Diego State 52 479 53.94% Colorado State 52 409 46.06% View View

12:00 PM South Florida 51 490 54.26% Navy 51 413 45.74% View View

7:30 PM Tennessee 59.5 520 54.39% Kentucky 59.5 436 45.61% View View

7:00 PM Miami 51.5 471 54.77% Duke 51.5 389 45.23% View View

12:00 PM Syracuse 52 545 55.73% Florida State 52 433 44.27% View View

12:00 PM Mississippi 57.5 569 55.84% Auburn 57.5 450 44.16% View View

8:00 PM Notre Dame 52 586 56.95% Temple 52 443 43.05% View View

12:00 PM Central Florida 61.5 567 57.10% Cincinnati 61.5 426 42.90% View View

12:00 PM South Carolina 59.5 603 61.34% Texas A&M 59.5 380 38.66% View View

11:00 PM Arizona 56.5 540 61.78% Washington 56.5 334 38.22% View View

7:00 PM Georgia State 58.5 570 62.43% Arkansas State 58.5 343 37.57% View View

10:30 PM Air Force 50 586 62.54% Hawaii 50 351 37.46% View View

2:30 PM Texas El Paso 59 583 62.55% Southern Mississippi 59 349 37.45% View View

2:00 PM Central Michigan 46.5 573 63.11% Akron 46.5 335 36.89% View View

7:00 PM Vanderbilt 49 630 63.70% Houston 49 359 36.30% View View

3:00 PM Southern California 69 693 64.05% California 69 389 35.95% View View

7:00 PM Michigan 39.5 672 64.31% Minnesota 39.5 373 35.69% View View

7:00 PM Tulane 62 658 65.15% Memphis 62 352 34.85% View View

10:30 PM Stanford 59.5 711 65.47% Washington State 59.5 375 34.53% View View

12:00 PM Western Kentucky 66 621 66.35% Old Dominion 66 315 33.65% View View

3:30 PM Clemson 51 674 66.60% North Carolina State 51 338 33.40% View View

3:30 PM Marshall 48 631 67.27% Charlotte 48 307 32.73% View View

3:30 PM Oklahoma State 77 760 67.56% Texas Tech 77 365 32.44% View View

7:00 PM Oregon State 52 632 67.59% Utah 52 303 32.41% View View

3:00 PM Colorado 62 709 67.72% UCLA 62 338 32.28% View View

3:30 PM Oklahoma 60 689 68.97% Kansas 60 310 31.03% View View

3:30 PM Troy 55 666 69.81% Appalachian State 55 288 30.19% View View

3:30 PM Boise State 53.5 721 73.05% UNLV 53.5 266 26.95% View View

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Evening games:


Georgia State - 7:00 PM ET Georgia State +17 500
Arkansas State -

Tulane - 7:00 PM ET Tulane +30.5 500
Memphis -

Texas-San Antonio - 7:00 PM ET North Texas +5.5 500 *****
North Texas -

Miami - 7:00 PM ET Duke -10 500 DOUBLE PLAY
Duke -

Vanderbilt - 7:00 PM ET Vanderbilt +9.5 500 TRIPLE PLAY
Houston -

Oregon State - 7:00 PM ET Utah -25.5 500 BLOW OUT
Utah -

Texas - 7:00 PM ET Iowa State +3.5 500 *****
Iowa State -

Michigan - 7:00 PM ET Minnesota +11.5 500 DOUBLE PLAY
Minnesota -

Tennessee - 7:30 PM ET Tennessee -10.5 500
Kentucky -

Idaho - 8:00 PM ET Idaho -7 500 DOUBLE PLAY
New Mexico State -

Notre Dame - 8:00 PM ET Notre Dame -10.5 500 BLOW OUT
Temple -

Stanford - 10:30 PM ET Washington State +10 500 DOUBLE PLAY
Washington State -

Air Force - 10:30 PM ET Hawaii +6 500 *****
Hawaii -

Arizona - 11:00 PM ET Arizona +4 500 *****
Washington -