o/u Margin
u11.5
Cover By +3.5
PITT -10.5
| Team | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SYR | 0 | 10 | 0 | 3 | 13 |
| PITT | 7 | 10 | 7 | 3 | 27 |
Pittsburgh covered the spread of -10.5. The total score of 40 was under 51.5.
Syracuse @ Pittsburgh
Miami (FL) @ Wake Forest
Houston @ Texas Tech
Portland St. @ Oregon
Coastal Carolina @ Delaware
Arizona State @ Kansas (N)
North Texas @ Texas State
Bowling Green @ Iowa State
North Carolina @ Clemson
Tulane @ Kansas State
Buffalo @ Penn State
Mercer @ Georgia Tech
Georgia @ Arkansas
Akron @ Minnesota
Kent State @ Ohio State
Eastern Michigan @ Wisconsin
NC State @ Vanderbilt
Wyoming @ Central Michigan
Maine @ Boston College
Southern IL @ Illinois
Temple @ Toledo
Wagner @ California
Stonehill @ UMass
UTEP @ Michigan
USC @ Rutgers
Kentucky @ Texas A&M
SMU @ Louisville
Miami (OH) @ Cincinnati (N)
Duquesne @ Washington State
Utah State @ Utah
Stanford @ Duke
Ball State @ Liberty
Western Kentucky @ Indiana
Louisiana Tech @ Baylor
Northern Iowa @ Iowa
MS State @ South Carolina
SE Louisiana @ Louisiana-Monroe
Florida State @ Alabama
East Carolina @ Old Dominion
Charlotte @ App State
FIU Panthers @ Florida Atlantic
Marshall @ Missouri State
Murray State @ Oklahoma State
Georgia Southern @ JSU
Nevada @ Middle Tennessee
Georgia State @ UCF
Nicholls State @ Sam Houston
Florida @ Auburn
Delaware State @ South Florida
Ohio @ South Alabama
Tennessee-Martin @ Memphis
Western Michigan @ Rice
Troy @ Missouri
UConn @ Southern Miss
Eastern WA @ Washington
North Dakota @ Nebraska
West Virginia @ Virginia (N)
LSU @ Mississippi
Michigan State @ Notre Dame
New Mexico @ Oklahoma
Colorado @ Northwestern
Virginia Tech @ Maryland
Kennesaw State @ Tennessee
UAB @ Louisiana
Texas A&M-Commerce @ Tulsa
Arkansas State @ TCU
UTSA @ Texas
BYU @ Colorado State
South Dakota @ Boise State
James Madison @ San Diego State
NIU @ Arizona
ND State @ Sacramento State
Montana @ Oregon State
Purdue @ UCLA
Fresno State @ San Jose State
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