Tag: Week 12

Falcons QB Matt Ryan has tenth-most passing yards in NFL history

The Falcons defeated the Panthers in Week 11, thanks in part to quarterback Matt Ryan’s 311 passing yards.

The Falcons defeated the Panthers in Week 11, thanks in part to quarterback Matt Ryan’s 311 passing yards. It was a typical day at the office for Ryan, who’s routinely thrown for big numbers during his twelve NFL seasons.

The former MVP QB has now moved into the top ten in terms of career passing yardage, passing Warren Moon on Sunday.

At 34 years old, Ryan could potentially play for another five seasons, which would likely put him into the top five or higher if he keeps up his current level of production.

Ryan has 49,383 passing yards, which puts him just 2,092 yards behind Hall of Fame quarterback John Elway, who is ninth on the list with 51,475 career passing yards.

Statistically, it’s clear that Ryan is one of the most prolific quarterbacks in NFL history, however, he needs to win a Super Bowl to really cement his legacy.

Ryan should have at least a few more cracks at redeeming the Falcons’ 2016 Super Bowl loss to the New England Patriots. However, this season may have already gone to waste with the team starting 3-7.

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NFL Power Rankings Week 12: Lions hold steady in the early twenties

The Week 12 national NFL Power Rankings have been released and the Detroit Lions are holding steady in the early twenties in most rankings.

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The Week 12 national NFL Power Rankings have been released and the Detroit Lions (3-6-1) are holding steady in the early twenties in most rankings.

Let’s take a look at where the Lions stand in the national eye.

USA Today: 28 (Previous: 27)

“Did they find gem in former Alabama RB Bo Scarbrough, who ran for 55 yards in debut? No other Detroit back averages 55 rush yards per game in 2019.” — Nate Davis

Touchdown Wire: 22 (Previous: 23)

“The Lions faced an interesting question in Sunday’s game against the Cowboys. Would they stick with their primary man coverages against a Dallas passing offense that has been highly effective against that kind of tight coverage this season? Only Seattle’s Russell Wilson has a higher passer rating this season against man coverage than Dak Prescott’s 110.5. So in the end, it was fairly predictable that a defense that wants to play man coverage most of the time and isn’t very good at it — Detroit has allowed seven touchdown passes to just one interception in man coverage this season — would find itself at Prescott’s mercy. Dallas’ quarterback completed 29 of 46 passes for 444 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions in a 35-27 win. Detroit’s offense couldn’t quite keep up, though backup Jeff Driskel played decently in place of Matthew Stafford, who could miss several weeks with a back injury. What becomes apparent is that Detroit’s desire to align itself with a specific defensive philosophy, and the abilities of their players to execute that philosophy, are at a distinct impasse.” — Doug Farrar

NFL: 25 (Previous: 24)

“Same old story for the Lions, who can score points (with or without Matthew Stafford) but have a defense that’s a total liability. The unit was unable to get any pressure on Dak Prescott, who roasted the Lions for 444 yards and three touchdowns in Dallas’ 35-27 win over Detroit. The Lions’ issues are manifold: They can’t rush the quarterback, they can’t cover in the secondary and they don’t force turnovers. They’re on pace for their worst defensive season, from a total yardage allowed standpoint, worse even than the winless 2008 team. It’s a shame, too, because Jeff Driskel showed us once again that he has some ability. The backup quarterback — starting in place of the injured Stafford for the second straight week — made plays with his arm and legs, and he even had Detroit on Dallas’ side of the field in the final minutes with a chance to tie. The kid gives them a shot … the defense doesn’t.” — Dan Hanzus

ESPN: 21 (Previous: 21)

“Most underrated player: Marvin Jones Jr. wide receiver. It might sound weird that a known quantity would be underrated, but Jones has been a consistently strong presence since signing with Detroit in 2016. He is tied for the NFL lead in touchdowns with eight and has had four or more catches in eight games this season. He has been playing under a reasonable contract and people know who he is, but his overall value to the Lions often goes unnoticed because of the presence of Kenny Golladay and the team’s collective struggles.” — Michael Rothstein

CBS Sports: 23 (Previous 23)

“Why would Matt Stafford play again this season? Shut him down. This season is over.” — Pete Prisco

Sports Illustrated: 24 (Previous: 24)

“A full week of prep helped Jeff Driskel (15-of-26, 209 yards, 2 TDs, 109.3 rating), but Detroit couldn’t stay in it late without their trusty starter, especially since Driskel almost lead the way on the ground with eight rushes for 51 yards and a touchdown.” — MMQB staff

Sporting News: 23 (Previous: 22)

“The Lions are showing plenty of offensive fight with Jeff Driskel filling in for Matthew Stafford, but their defense takes turns being destroyed by the run and the pass, much to the chagrin of Matt Patricia after the team’s big offseason investments.” — Vinnie Iyer

Falcons rise up to No. 24 in TD Wire’s Week 12 Power Rankings

The Falcons are one of the most frustrating 3-7 teams in NFL history. After a 1-7 start in which Atlanta was barely competitive, suddenly things are clicking on all cylinders. 

The Falcons are one of the most frustrating 3-7 teams in NFL history. After a 1-7 start in which Atlanta was barely competitive, suddenly things are clicking on all cylinders.

It’s probably too late to make a playoff push, but the Falcons are playing outstanding football over the past two weeks. They held the Saints to nine points, then the Panthers to just three, while recording 11 sacks and four interceptions.

The team’s two-game winning streak bumped them up from No. 28 to No. 24 in Touchdown Wire’s Week 12 Power Rankings. Doug Farrar writes the following about Atlanta’s sudden awakening:

In an unusual twist, Quinn assigned linebackers coach Jeff Ulbrich to call first- and second-down defense, and assistant head coach/defensive backs coach Raheem Morris to call third-down defense. It’s worked like a charm. Over their past two games, the Falcons haven’t allowed a touchdown, they’ve picked off four passes, added 11 sacks to their team total, and they’re 2-0 with road wins against the Saints and Panthers. Atlanta’s 29-3 win over Carolina on Sunday won’t likely be enough to get Quinn’s team to the postseason, but it may save his job — and if this sticks, rightfully so. Panthers quarterback Kyle Allen was an easier out for this defense than Drew Brees was the previous week, but this defense looked dominant against both quarterbacks. Jameis Winston, who just threw four picks and took two sacks in a loss to New Orleans, had better watch out next Sunday.

Apparently, some NFC South competition is all the Falcons needed to get back on track.

This Sunday, they play the third of five straight division games when they take on the struggling 3-7 Buccaneers from Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.

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6 waiver wire pickups in fantasy football for Week 12

Fantasy football waiver wire targets for Week 12.

Last week in the NFL we saw more injuries pile up, more players come out of nowhere and even more surprising matchups across the board in fantasy football. By now, guys have either proven themselves to be reliable or their inconsistency has landed them on the bench or dropped altogether.

As trade deadlines come and go, the waiver wire continues to be a vital part of a playoff run in fantasy football.

With four teams on a bye (Cardinals, Chiefs, Chargers, Vikings), here are six waiver wire pickups for Week 12.

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RB Jonathan Williams: <1% rostered (ESPN)

With Jordan Wilkins still out (ankle) and Marlon Mack suffering a broken hand in Indy’s 33-13 win against Jacksonville on Sunday, the Colts needed someone to step up big in the run game. Williams fit the bill.

He finished the day with 13 carries for 116 yards and also added a huge reception for 31 yards. With a short week before the Colts travel to Houston to face the Texans, the Colts do not have much time to get healthy. Williams and fellow back Nyheim Hines will carry the workload in the backfield for the time being.

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Falcons coach Dan Quinn comments on Chris Lindstrom’s injury status

Falcons rookie guard Chris Lindstrom broke his foot in the team’s Week 1 loss to the Minnesota Vikings. Ten weeks later, he’s still on the injured reserve list.

Falcons rookie guard Chris Lindstrom broke his foot in the team’s Week 1 loss to the Minnesota Vikings. Ten weeks later, he’s still on the injured reserve list.

Head coach Dan Quinn gave an update on Lindstrom’s status Monday, per team reporter William McFadden:

Quinn would also comment on tight end Austin Hooper and running back Devonta Freeman, saying they are both likely to miss Wednesday’s practice at the very least:

Hooper was initially reported to be out about a month with an MCL sprain, but Quinn disputed this claim. Freeman, meanwhile, has an injured foot that kept him sidelined on Sunday.

We shall see how much time these two offensive starters wind up missing. The Falcons managed just fine without them during their Week 11 win over the Panthers due to another dominant defensive performance.

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Seahawks have history of success after bye weeks

The Seattle Seahawks have a successful history in games following bye weeks under quarterback Russell Wilson and coach Pete Carroll.

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The Seattle Seahawks are in the middle of their bye week, which is the part of the year that all teams look forward to. With their 8-2 record, the Seahawks have certainly earned a breather.

Coming out of the bye, the Seahawks will be playing the Eagles in a battle of the birds. By this time of the season, it is clear Seattle is one of the better teams in the NFL, but what kind of effect could the week off have?

History says not a lot.

Since Pete Carroll took over as head coach in 2010, the Seahawks are 6-3 coming off a bye week, and two of those losses came in 2011 and 2012. That means that Russell Wilson-led teams are 5-2 following the week off from competition.

The last time the Seahawks lost after a bye week was in 2015 when a Week-9 bye led into a 39-32 loss to the Cardinals. The last time the Seahawks’ bye week was during Week 11 it resulted in a 24-21 loss to the Dolphins.

Since 2010, the Seahawks have outscored their opponents 204 to 158 in games after bye weeks.

The Seahawks have never faced the Eagles after a bye week, but they have beaten them recently. The last time the pair squared off in the regular season, Seattle came out with a 24-10 win.

As a unit, the Seahawks have had success recently following bye weeks, and Wilson is a big part of that.

In those games, he’s thrown for a 67.9 completion percentage with 14 touchdowns and only one interception. The lone pick came at the hands of Tyrann Mathieu in 2015.

Wilson and the Seahawks just stuck the 49ers with their first loss in Week 10, and now they get their rest. History says Carroll and Wilson are successful after the breaks, which could be bad news for the Eagles in Week 12.

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Week 12 Roundup: 5 Things That Matter, Winners, Losers, Overrated, Underrated

The Week 12 college football roundup. The 5 things that matter, winners and losers, overrated and underrated, and what it all means.

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College Football Week 12 Roundup

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5. Winners & Losers From Week 12

Winner: QB Trevor Lawrence, Clemson

Remember way, way back to the old days of mid-October when Trevor Lawrence was supposedly freelancing, making too many big mistakes, and throwing eight interceptions in his first seven games?

Remember when he was overrated, not worthy of being considered a slam-dunk No. 1 overall NFL prospect, and was regressing in his sophomore year?

Good times.

Yeah … in his last four games he hit close to 80% of his passes and averaged over 12 yards per throw with 13 touchdowns and no interceptions. If that wasn’t enough, he also ran for 130 yards with two touchdowns as Clemson hung up 52 points or more on the board in each of those four games.

Loser: Arizona’s passing game

In recent years, a mediocre day from the Arizona passing attack usually happened because the ground game was going off. The Wildcats only threw for 68 yards against Oregon State back in 2017, but that’s because they ran for 534.

Against Oregon on Saturday, Arizona’s Khalil Tate and Grant Gunnell combined to throw for a season-low 132 yards with no touchdown passes. Worse yet, the 4.4 yards per pass were the fewest by any Arizona team since a 51-13 loss to the Ducks back in 2014.

Winner: RB Najee Harris, Alabama

Alabama’s passing game carried the team, but now with Tua Tagovailoa done for the year, it’ll be up to Harris and the ground game to start doing a whole lot more. Harris has rushed for eight touchdowns in the last four games and caught touchdown passes in each of the last two. He wasn’t needed much in blowouts over Arkansas and Mississippi State – running for 86 and 88 yards, respectively – but he took off for over 100 yards in the other three of the previous five games.

Loser: Georgia Tech’s running game  

Going back to early in the 2009 season in a loss to Miami, Georgia Tech failed to run for 100 yards just three times in a span of 134 games.

It has failed to run for 100 yards twice in the last three weeks.

The program went on a run of 40 straight games going back to 2016 with 100 yards rushing or more. That streak snapped a few weeks ago when Pitt allowed just 86 yards in a 20-10 win. On Saturday, Virginia Tech beat the Yellow Jackets 45-0, allowing just 53 yards on 31 carries.

It was the first time Georgia Tech was held to under 75 yards since Clemson gave up just 71 in the middle of the 2015 season.

Winner: The quarterbacks in the LSU 58-37 win over Ole Miss

Defense, schmefense. In LSU’s wild and crazy win over Ole Miss, Joe Burrow further cemented his Heisman credentials by completing 32-of-42 passes for 489 yards and five scores, and he ran for 26 yards.

Ole Miss freshman QB John Rhys Plumlee came up with 212 yards and four touchdowns … rushing. He also threw for 123 yards with a pick, and Matt Corral threw for 89 yards and a touchdown.

In all, the quarterbacks in the game accounted for 945 yards of total offense.

Loser: Northwestern’s quarterback play

The good news: Northwestern finally won a game again. It rocked a miserable UMass team – with the nation’s worst defense, by far – 45-6.

The bad news: the passing game completed 7-of-13 passes for 76 yards and two picks. Two weeks earlier, the Minutemen gave up 488 passing yards and five touchdowns to Liberty.

Winner: Kent State’s fourth quarter vs. Buffalo

0-60. That’s what Kent State was in its previous 60 games when down by 21 points or more. It was down 27-6 to a Buffalo team looking for its sixth win, bow eligibility, and a big step forward in the MAC East race.

Instead, in the final eight minutes of the game, Kent State scored a touchdown, recovered the onside kick, scored on a 41-yard pass play for a score, blocked a punt, tied the game on a fourth down touchdown pass, and won on the last play of regulation with a 44-yard Matthew Trickett field goal.

Loser: Baylor in the second half vs. Oklahoma

Everything was going so well. Baylor was up 31-10 at halftime, the party was just getting started, and then … Oklahoma score 24 in the second half – 31 unanswered overall – and Baylor suffered a brutal collapse. It couldn’t move the chains at all after halftime – Oklahoma ended up controlling the clock for over 41 minutes.

Winner: Rice

Rice had one win over an FBS program in its previous 31 games going back to September 9th of 2017. It won last year’s season finale against Ole Dominion, and it was competitive through most of the first part of the season despite the 0-9 start, and then … Rice 31, Middle Tennessee 28. The Owls failed to score in the second half, and it got WAY too tight, but it was the program’s first win of the season.

Loser: Duke

Didn’t you used to be Duke? The Blue Devils started the season 4-2 with acceptable losses to Alabama and Pitt, and since then they’ve not only lost four straight, but the offense has gone bye-bye.

They scored 30 or more in five straight games, and 44 total in the last four losses in blowout after blowout. A once sure-thing bowl season is now destined to be a loser, bottoming out in a 49-6 home loss to a Syracuse team that hadn’t won an ACC game.

Week 12 Roundup
The Really Big Thing | Most Overrated Thing
Most Underrated Thing | What It All Means

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College Football News Rankings 1-130: After Week 12

The College Football News 2019 college football rankings after Week 12.

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The College Football News 2019 college football rankings after Week 12.

As always, the CFN Rankings are based on the results, schedules, and head-to-head matchups as much as possible.

Also, as always, if you have an issue or a question about a ranking, go ahead and tweet us @ColFootballNews and we’ll try to figure it out/explain. If you see something that looks REALLY off, look at the schedule and follow the trail from there – or notice the one horrific loss or wildly big win.

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CFN Rankings After Week 12
76-100 | 51-75 | 26-50 | 11-25 | Top 10

130. Akron Zips (0-10)

Week 12: Eastern Michigan 42, Akron 14
Last Week Ranking: 130
Week 13 Opponent: at Miami University

129. UMass Minutemen (1-10)

Week 12: Northwestern 45, UMass 6
Last Week Ranking: 129
Week 13 Opponent: BYU

128. New Mexico State Aggies (1-9)

Week 12: New Mexico State 41, Incarnate Word 28
Last Week Ranking: 128
Week 13 Opponent: UTEP

127. UConn Huskies (2-8)

Week 12: Didn’t Play This Week
Last Week Ranking: 126
Week 13 Opponent: East Carolina

126. UTEP Miners (1-9)

Week 12: UAB 37, UTEP 10
Last Week Ranking: 125
Week 13 Opponent: New Mexico State

125. Old Dominion Monarchs (1-9)

Week 12: Didn’t Play This Week
Last Week Ranking: 124
Week 13 Opponent: at Middle Tennessee

124. Rice Owls (1-9)

Week 12: Rice 31, Middle Tennessee 28
Last Week Ranking: 127
Week 13 Opponent: North Texas

123. UTSA Roadrunners (4-6)

Week 12: Southern Miss 36, UTSA 17
Last Week Ranking: 123
Week 13 Opponent: Florida Atlantic

122. South Alabama Jaguars (1-9)

Week 12: Louisiana 37, South Alabama 27
Last Week Ranking: 122
Week 13 Opponent: at Georgia State

121. Bowling Green Falcons (3-7)

Week 12: Miami University 44, Bowling Green 6
Last Week Ranking: 121
Week 13 Opponent: Ohio

120. New Mexico Lobos (2-8)

Week 12: Boise State 42, New Mexico 9
Last Week Ranking: 120
Week 13 Opponent: Air Force

119. Liberty Flames (6-4)

Week 12: Didn’t Play This Week
Last Week Ranking: 118
Week 13 Opponent: at Virginia

118. Texas State Bobcats (3-7)

Week 12: Troy 63, Texas State 27
Last Week Ranking: 117
Week 13 Opponent: at Appalachian State

117. Rutgers Scarlet Knights (2-8)

Week 12: Ohio State 56, Rutgers 21
Last Week Ranking: 116
Week 13 Opponent: Michigan State

116. Kent State Golden Flashes (4-6)

Week 12: Kent State 30, Buffalo 27
Last Week Ranking: 119
Week 13 Opponent: Ball State

115. Troy Trojans (5-5)

Week 12: Troy 63, Texas State 27
Last Week Ranking: 112
Week 13 Opponent: at Louisiana

114. Coastal Carolina Chanticleers (4-6)

Week 12: Arkansas State 28, Coastal Carolina 27
Last Week Ranking: 111
Week 13 Opponent: at ULM

113. Arkansas State Red Wolves (6-4)

Week 12: Arkansas State 28, Coastal Carolina 27
Last Week Ranking: 115
Week 13 Opponent: Georgia Southern

112. Army Black Knights (5-6)

Week 12: Army 47, VMI 6
Last Week Ranking: 110
Week 13 Opponent: at Hawaii (Nov. 30)

111. Georgia State Panthers (6-4)

Week 12: Appalachian State 56, Georgia State 27
Last Week Ranking: 109
Week 13 Opponent: South Alabama

110. Eastern Michigan Eagles (5-5)

Week 12: Eastern Michigan 42, Akron 14
Last Week Ranking: 108
Week 13 Opponent: at Northern Illinois

109. Toledo Rockets (6-4)

Week 12: Northern Illinois 31, Toledo 28
Last Week Ranking: 107
Week 13 Opponent: at Buffalo

108. Northern Illinois Huskies (4-6)

Week 12: Northern Illinois 31, Toledo 28
Last Week Ranking: 114
Week 13 Opponent: Eastern Michigan

107. Miami University RedHawks (6-4)

Week 12: Miami University 44, Bowling Green 6
Last Week Ranking: 113
Week 13 Opponent: Akron

106. ULM Warhawks (4-6)

Week 12: Georgia Southern 51, ULM 29
Last Week Ranking: 106
Week 13 Opponent: Coastal Carolina

105. Ball State Cardinals (4-6)

Week 12: Central Michigan 45, Ball State 44
Last Week Ranking: 103
Week 13 Opponent: at Kent State

104. Central Michigan Chippewas (7-4)

Week 12: Central Michigan 45, Ball State 44
Last Week Ranking: 105
Week 13 Opponent: Toledo (Nov. 29)

103. Buffalo Bulls (5-5)

Week 12: Kent State 30, Buffalo 27
Last Week Ranking: 104
Week 13 Opponent: Toledo

102. Ohio Bobcats (4-6)

Week 12: Western Michigan 37, Ohio 34 OT
Last Week Ranking: 102
Week 13 Opponent: at Bowling Green

101. Western Michigan Broncos (7-4)

Week 12: Western Michigan 37, Ohio 34 OT
Last Week Ranking: 101
Week 13 Opponent: at Northern Illinois (Nov. 26)

CFN Rankings After Week 12
76-100 | 51-75 | 26-50 | 11-25 | Top 10

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College Football Schedule, Predictions, Scoreboard, TV, Game Times: Week 12

The Week 12 college football predictions, scoreboard, TV schedules, and game times.

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The Week 12 college football predictions, scoreboard, TV schedules, and game times.

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ACC Schedule

Results So Far: SU 64-24, ATS 38-36-2, o/u: 43-33

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Thursday, November 14

North Carolina at Pitt
Prediction: Pitt 23, North Carolina 20
BetMGM Line: Pitt -4, o/u: 49.5
Final Score: Pitt 34, North Carolina 27 OT

Saturday, November 16

Alabama State at Florida State
Prediction: Florida State 45, Alabama State 10
BetMGM Line: Florida State -41.5, o/u: 53.5
Final Score: Florida State 49, Alabama State 12

Wake Forest at Clemson
Prediction: Clemson 48, Wake Forest 17
BetMGM Line: Clemson -34.5, o/u: 59.5
Final Score: Clemson 52, Wake Forest 3

Virginia Tech at Georgia Tech
Prediction: Virginia Tech 34, Georgia Tech 17
BetMGM Line: Virginia Tech -6, o/u: 50.5
Final Score: Virginia Tech 45, Georgia Tech 0

Syracuse at Duke
Prediction: Duke 31, Syracuse 20
BetMGM Line: Duke -10.5, o/u: 51.5
Final Score: Syracuse 49, Duke 6

Louisville at NC State
Prediction: Louisville 31, NC State 24
BetMGM Line: Louisville -4, o/u: 52.5
Final Score: Louisville 34, NC State 20

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American Athletic Schedule

Results So Far: SU 60-14, ATS 31-32-1, o/u: 36-27-1

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Tulane at Temple
Prediction: Temple 24, Tulane 20
BetMGM Line: Tulane -6, o/u: 54.5
Final Score: Temple 29, Tulane 21

Navy at Notre Dame
Prediction: Notre Dame 37, Navy 27
BetMGM Line: Notre Dame -7.5, o/u: 54.5
Final Score: Notre Dame 52, Navy 20

Memphis at Houston
Prediction: Memphis 41, Houston 30
BetMGM Line: Memphis -10, o/u: 69.5
Final Score: Memphis 45, Houston 27

Cincinnati at USF
Prediction: Cincinnati 30, USF 13
BetMGM Line: Cincinnati -13.5, o/u: 46.5
Final Score: Cincinnati 20, USF 17

Big Ten Schedule

Results So Far: SU 70-14, ATS 41-38-1, o/u: 48-29-2

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Indiana at Penn State
Prediction: Penn State 34, Indiana 17
BetMGM Line: Penn State -14.5, o/u: 54.5
Final Score: Penn State 34, Indiana 27

Wisconsin at Nebraska
Prediction: Wisconsin 34, Nebraska 20
BetMGM Line: Wisconsin -14.5, o/u: 50
Final Score: Wisconsin 37, Nebraska 21

Michigan State at Michigan
Prediction: Michigan 34, Michigan State 14
BetMGM Line: Michigan -13.5, o/u: 45
Final Score: Michigan 44, Michigan State 10

UMass at Northwestern
Prediction: Northwestern 52, UMass 7
BetMGM Line: Northwestern -41.5, o/u: 56.5
Final Score: Northwestern 45, UMass 6

Ohio State at Rutgers
Prediction: Ohio State 58, Rutgers 3
BetMGM Line: Ohio State -52.5, o/u: 61.5
Final Score: Ohio State 56, Rutgers 21

Minnesota at Iowa
Prediction: Minnesota 23, Iowa 20
BetMGM Line: Iowa -2.5, o/u: 44.5
Final Score: Iowa 23, Minnesota 19

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Big 12 Schedule

Results So Far: SU 44-18, ATS 24-27, o/u: 31-21

Click on each game for game preview & prediction 

Kansas at Oklahoma State
Prediction: Oklahoma State 41, Kansas 34
BetMGM Line: Oklahoma State -17.5, o/u: 68
Final Score: Oklahoma State 31, Kansas 13

TCU at Texas Tech
Prediction: Texas Tech 30, TCU 26
BetMGM Line: TCU -4, o/u: 54.5
Final Score: TCU 33, Texas Tech 31

Texas at Iowa State
Prediction: Iowa State 38, Texas 34
BetMGM Line: Iowa State -6.5, o/u: 65.5
Final Score: Iowa State 23. Texas 21

West Virginia at Kansas State
Prediction: Kansas State 34, West Virginia 17
BetMGM Line: Kansas State -14.5, o/u: 47.5
Final Score: West Virginia 24, Kansas State 20

Oklahoma at Baylor
Prediction: Oklahoma 37, Baylor 34
BetMGM Line: Oklahoma -10.5, o/u: 67.5
Final Score: Oklahoma 34, Baylor 31

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Conference USA Schedule

Results So Far: SU 79-20, ATS 49-37, o/u: 49-37

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Friday, November 15

Louisiana Tech at Marshall
Prediction: Louisiana Tech 31, Marshall 27
BetMGM Line: Marshall -6, o/u: 55
Final Score: Marshall 31, Louisiana Tech 10

Saturday, November 16

UTEP at UAB
Prediction: UAB 34, UTEP 21
BetMGM Line: UAB -17.5, o/u: 44
Final Score: UAB 37, UTEP 10

Rice at Middle Tennessee
Prediction: Middle Tennessee 31, Rice 13
BetMGM Line: Middle Tennessee -14.5, o/u: 47.5
Final Score: Rice 31, Middle Tennessee 28

Southern Miss at UTSA
Prediction: Southern Miss 34, UTSA 14
BetMGM Line: Southern Miss -17, o/u: 52.5
Final Score: Southern Miss 36, UTSA 17

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Independents Schedule

Results So Far: SU 38-11, ATS 25-20, o/u: 25-20

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UMass at Northwestern
Prediction: Northwestern 52, UMass 7
BetMGM Line: Northwestern -41.5, o/u: 56.5
Final Score: Northwestern 45, UMass 6

VMI at Army
Prediction: Army 52, VMI 17
BetMGM Line: Army -34.5, o/u: 62.5
Final Score: Army 47, VMI 6

Navy at Notre Dame
Prediction: Notre Dame 37, Navy 27
BetMGM Line: Notre Dame -7.5, o/u: 54.5
Final Score: Notre Dame 52, Navy 20

Idaho State at BYU
Prediction: BYU 45, Idaho State 10
BetMGM Line: BYU -33.5, o/u: 58.5
Final Score: BYU 42, Idaho State 10

Incarnate Word at New Mexico State
Prediction: New Mexico State 30, Incarnate Word 20
BetMGM Line: New Mexico State -7.5, o/u: 60.5
Final Score: New Mexico State 41, Incarnate Word 28

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MAC Schedule

Results So Far: SU 57-21, ATS 31-37, o/u: 32-32

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Tuesday, November 12

Western Michigan at Ohio
Prediction: Ohio 34, Western Michigan 27
BetMGM Line: Ohio -1, o/u: 63
Final Score: Western Michigan 37, Ohio 34 OT

Eastern Michigan at Akron
Prediction: Eastern Michigan 34, Akron 10
BetMGM Line: Eastern Michigan -17, o/u: 45
Final Score: Eastern Michigan 42, Akron 14

Wednesday, November 13

Bowling Green at Miami University
Prediction: Miami University 30, Bowling Green 13
BetMGM Line: Miami University -17, o/u: 47.5
Final Score: Miami University 44, Bowling Green 6

Northern Illinois at Toledo
Prediction: Toledo 31, Northern Illinois 24
BetMGM Line: Toledo -2, o/u: 55.5
Final Score: Northern Illinois 31, Toledo 28

Thursday, November 14

Buffalo at Kent State
Prediction: Buffalo 28, Kent State 20
BetMGM Line: Buffalo -6, o/u: 55.5
Final Score: Kent State 30, Buffalo 27

Saturday, November 16

Central Michigan at Ball State
Prediction: Ball State 31, Central Michigan 27
BetMGM Line: Ball State -1, o/u: 60
Final Score: Central Michigan 45, Ball State 44

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Mountain West Schedule

Results So Far: SU 52-20, ATS 29-29-2, o/u: 35-25

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Friday, November 15

Fresno State at San Diego State
Prediction: San Diego State 23, Fresno State 20
BetMGM Line: San Diego State -3, o/u: 43.5
Final Score: San Diego State 17, Fresno State 7

Saturday, November 16

Hawaii at UNLV
Prediction: Hawaii 41, UNLV 27
BetMGM Line: Hawaii -6.5, o/u: 74
Final Score: Hawaii 21, UNLV 7

Wyoming at Utah State
Prediction: Wyoming 24, Utah State 20
BetMGM Line: Utah State -4.5, o/u: 50
Final Score: Utah State 26, Wyoming 21

Air Force at Colorado State
Prediction: Air Force 31, Colorado State 24
BetMGM Line: Air Force -10.5, o/u: 63.5
Final Score: Air Force 38, Colorado State 21

New Mexico at Boise State
Prediction: Boise State 52, New Mexico 10
BetMGM Line: Boise State -28, o/u: 59
Final Score: Boise State 42, New Mexico 9

Pac-12 Schedule

– Pac-12 Team-by-Team Schedules & Predictions

Results So Far: SU 49-23, ATS 31-34, o/u: 40-24

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Stanford at Washington State
Prediction: Stanford 34, Washington State 30
BetMGM Line: Washington State -10.5, o/u: 63.5
Final Score: Washington State 49, Stanford 22

Arizona State at Oregon State
Prediction: Oregon State 31, Arizona State 27
BetMGM Line: Arizona State -2.5, o/u: 57.5
Final Score: Oregon State 35, Arizona State 34

UCLA at Utah
Prediction: Utah 37, UCLA 14
BetMGM Line: Utah -21.5, o/u: 52.5
Final Score: Utah 49, UCLA 3

Arizona at Oregon
Prediction: Oregon 52, Arizona 24
BetMGM Line: Oregon -27.5, o/u: 68.5
Final Score: Oregon 34, Arizona 6

USC at Cal
Prediction: USC 27, Cal 23
BetMGM Line: USC -6.5, o/u: 47.5
Final Score: USC 41, Cal 17

SEC Schedule

Results So Far: SU 54-13, ATS 28-27-3, o/u: 28-30

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Alabama at Mississippi State
Prediction: Alabama 48, Mississippi State 13
BetMGM Line: Alabama -19.5, o/u: 61.5
Final Score: Alabama 38, Mississippi State 7

Florida at Missouri
Prediction: Florida 24, Missouri 16
BetMGM Line: Florida -6.5, o/u: 51.5
Final Score: Florida 23, Missouri 6

Georgia at Auburn
Prediction: Georgia 20, Auburn 17
BetMGM Line: Georgia -2.5, o/u: 43
Final Score: Georgia 21, Auburn 14

Kentucky at Vanderbilt
Prediction: Kentucky 23, Vanderbilt 13
BetMGM Line: Kentucky -9.5, o/u: 43.5
Final Score: Kentucky 38, Vanderbilt 14

LSU at Ole Miss
Prediction: LSU 41, Ole Miss 20
BetMGM Line: LSU -21.5, o/u: 66.5
Final Score: LSU 58, Ole Miss 37

South Carolina at Texas A&M
Prediction: Texas A&M 38, South Carolina 21
BetMGM Line: Texas A&M -10.5, o/u: 47
Final Score: Texas A&M 30, South Carolina 6

Sun Belt Schedule

Results So Far: SU 45-16, ATS 25-25-1, o/u: 24-27

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Coastal Carolina at Arkansas State
Prediction: Arkansas State 38, Coastal Carolina 27
BetMGM Line: Arkansas State -14, o/u: 59
Final Score: Arkansas State 28, Coastal Carolina 27

ULM at Georgia Southern
Prediction: Georgia Southern 31, ULM 27
BetMGM Line: Georgia Southern -6.5, o/u: 57
Final Score: Georgia Southern 51, ULM 29

Troy at Texas State
Prediction: Troy 35, Texas State 27
BetMGM Line: Troy -7, o/u: 62.5
Final Score: Troy 63, Texas State 27

Louisiana at South Alabama
Prediction: Louisiana 38, South Alabama 13
BetMGM Line: Louisiana -28, o/u: 53.5
Final Score: Louisiana 37, South Alabama 27

Appalachian State at Georgia State
Prediction: Appalachian State 30, Georgia State 23
BetMGM Line: Appalachian State -17, o/u: 61
Final Score: Appalachian State 56, Georgia State 27

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Army vs. VMI Fearless Prediction, Game Preview

Army vs. VMI fearless prediction and game preview.

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Army vs. VMI fearless prediction and game preview.

Army vs. VMI Broadcast

Date: Saturday, November 16
Game Time: 12:00 ET
Live Stream: fuboTV (click to watch for free)
Venue: Michie Stadium, West Point, NY
Network: CBS Sports Network

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Army (4-6) vs. VMI (4-6) Game Preview

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What’s Going To Happen

Do you like the all-run, no-pass team, or the reverse?

VMI and QB Reece Udinski wing it all over the yard for close to 300 yards per game. It’s not leading to any wins considering the defense can’t stop anyone, but the Keydets managed to beat the option-running Citadel team that beat Georgia Tech.

The run defense, though is about to get hammered for close to 400 yards.

VMI isn’t into the whole time of possession thing, and that’s where the Army offense steps in. It’ll hold the ball for close to 40 minutes on long march after long march for its second win in a row.

Because the Knights are dealing with a second FCS team – they beat Morgan State earlier in the year – they’ll still have to win at Hawaii and beat Navy to get bowl eligible.

Going to Hawaii will have to serve as the bowl appearance.

It’s the final home game of the year for the Knights, and despite giving up close to 300 passing yards – it’ll be an empty-the-bench fourth quarter.

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Army vs. VMI Prediction, Line

Army 52, VMI 17
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Army -34.5, o/u: 62.5
Live Stream: fuboTV (click to watch for free)
ATS Confidence out of 5: 1.5
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Must See Rating: 1.5

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