New Mexico State @ Liberty
Arkansas State @ South Alabama
FIU Panthers @ Western Kentucky
Delaware @ JSU
UTEP @ Sam Houston
Tulsa @ East Carolina
Louisville @ Miami (FL)
Nebraska @ Minnesota
San Jose State @ Utah State
North Carolina @ California
Arizona @ Houston
Central Michigan @ Bowling Green
Eastern Michigan @ Miami (OH)
Baylor @ TCU
Washington @ Michigan
LSU @ Vanderbilt
Georgia Tech @ Duke
Army @ Tulane
UConn @ Boston College
Oklahoma @ South Carolina
West Virginia @ UCF
Kent State @ Toledo
Buffalo @ UMass
Troy @ Louisiana-Monroe
Purdue @ Northwestern
Akron @ Ball State
UNLV @ Boise State
UTSA @ North Texas
Texas State @ Marshall
Temple @ Charlotte
Mississippi @ Georgia
Ohio State @ Wisconsin
Texas A&M @ Arkansas
Coastal Carolina @ App State
Wyoming @ Air Force
Old Dominion @ James Madison
SMU @ Clemson
NIU @ Ohio
Michigan State @ Indiana
Texas Tech @ Arizona State
Memphis @ UAB
MS State @ Florida
Southern Miss @ Louisiana
Washington State @ Virginia
Oregon @ Rutgers
Hawai'i @ Colorado State
Penn State @ Iowa
Maryland @ UCLA
Georgia State @ Georgia Southern
Texas @ Kentucky
Pittsburgh @ Syracuse
Tennessee @ Alabama
Florida Atlantic @ South Florida
USC @ Notre Dame
Missouri @ Auburn
Cincinnati @ Oklahoma State
Utah @ BYU
Nevada @ New Mexico
Lafayette @ Oregon State
| (2-1-0 Road) | 5-2-0 | W/L Win/Loss | 0-7-0 | (0-4-0 Home) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| (1-0-0 Road) | 5-2-0 | ATS Against the Spread | 1-5-1 | (1-3-0 Home) |
| (1-0-0 ATS) | 0-1-0 | L10 Last 10 | 0-7-0 | (1-5-1 ATS) |
Florida State @ Stanford
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