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100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Miami-OH/UL-Lafayette under55½ -110

The Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin Cajuns (10-3) will attempt to reach 11 wins by taking on the Miami of Ohio Redhawks (8-5) on Monday night. The over/under is set at 55.5 points.

Before losing to #21 Appalachian State in the final game of the season, Lafayette won six games in a row to reach double-digit wins. On that run, the Ragin Cajuns held three opponents to seven points or fewer. Six different Lafayette opponents reached only 17 points this year.

On average, the Ragin Cajuns are scoring 39 points per game on 501 yards of offense while allowing 20 points per game on 373 yards.

Lafayette quarterback Levi Lewis, who threw for 24 touchdowns and four picks this season, finished the year by putting up 270-yard performances or better in three of the last four games.

Miami of Ohio won six games out of seven to finish the year on a high. The Redhawks scored at least 20 points in every one of those contests, but couldn’t top 27 points in all but one of those games. Miami was held to 20 points or fewer five times this season.

On average, the Redhawks are scoring 25 points per game on 305 yards of offense while allowing 28 points per game on 380 yards.

Miami QB Brett Gabbert only topped 200 passing yards three times this season despite playing in every game.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Ohio/Nevada over58½ -110

After barely reaching bowl game eligibility, the Ohio Bobcats (6-6) have a chance to end the season with a winning record. Today, they’ll take on the Nevada Wolf Pack (7-5). The over/under is set at 58.5 points.

To earn six wins, Ohio finished the regular season with a pair of road wins over Bowling Green and Akron. In those two victories, the Bobcats scored 52 points or more. This year, Ohio scored 34 points or more in seven of their 12 games played.

On average, the Bobcats are scoring 35 points per game on 443 yards of offense while allowing 27 points per game on 401 yards.

Ohio Quarterback Nathan Rourke, who threw for 20 touchdowns and five picks on the season, finished the regular season with a 308-yard performance.

Nevada spent the entire year jumping back and forth from scoring a lot of points to allowing a lot of points. While the Wolf Pack were able to score 34 points or more four times, they also allowed 31 points or more seven times. Nevada scored 30 points or more in each of their last two games.

On average, the Wolf Pack are scoring 21 points per game on 359 yards of offense while allowing 32 points per game on 397 yards.

Nevada quarterback Carson Strong was only able to throw for 1,933 yards, 10 touchdowns, and seven interceptions, but he finished the regular season with a 351-yard performance.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Tennessee/Indiana over52½ -109

This year’s Gator Bowl will feature the Tennessee Volunteers (7-5) and the Indiana Hoosiers (8-4). The over/under is set at 52.5 points.

Indiana capped of their season with a wild, 44-41 double-overtime victory over Purdue. That marked the ninth time of the season that the Hoosiers were able to score 31 points or more. Indiana also put up 38 points or more on four occasions this year.

On average, the Hoosiers are scoring 33 points per game on 443 yards of offense while allowing 25 points per game on 350 yards.

Indiana quarterback Peyton Ramsey seemed to grow into the season with three games of 330-yards passing or more in his last five games.

Much like Ramsey, Tennessee grew into the season after getting off to a dreadful start. While winning five games in a row to close out the regular season, the Volunteers scored 28 points or more three times. Against South Carolina, Tennessee scored 41 points.

On average, the Volunteers are scoring 24 points per game on 364 yards of offense while allowing 22 points per game on 337 yards.

Tennessee quarterback Jarrett Guarantano was able to throw for 16 touchdowns and six picks on the season.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Baylor/Georgia over41 -110

After the disappointment of missing out on the College Football Playoff, either the #7 Baylor Bears (11-2) or the #5 Georgia Bulldogs (11-2) will finish the year on a high note with a Sugar Bowl victory. The over/under is set at 41 points.

Before losing to #2 LSU in the SEC Championship Game, Georgia ripped off six wins in a row. This year, the Bulldogs have earned ranked wins over #7 Notre Dame, #6 Florida, and #12 Auburn. Georgia has scored 30 points or more five times.

On average, the Bulldogs are scoring 31 points per game on 410 yards of offense while allowing 13 points per game on 274 yards.

Jake Fromm has been a solid quarterback all year long. On the season, Fromm has completed 60% of his passes while throwing 22 touchdowns and just five picks.

Only a pair of losses to Oklahoma kept Baylor from completing an undefeated season. Throughout the year, the Bears were a dominant offensive team. Baylor scored 45 points or more on four occasions, and scored 31 points or more on six occasions.

On average, the Bears are scoring 35 points per game on 431 yards of offense while allowing 19 points per game on 357 yards.

Baylor quarterback Charlie Brewer threw for 2,950 yards with 20 touchdowns and six interceptions on the season.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Georgia State/Wyoming over47½ -110

A pair of teams with identical records will face off in the Arizona Bowl as the Georgia State Panthers (7-5) take on the Wyoming Cowboys (7-5). The over/under is set at 47.5 points.

Wyoming finished the year with three losses out of four, but they were a strong team throughout the majority of the season. The Cowboys scored 21 points or more on nine occasions, including a 53-point explosion in a win over UNLV.

On average, the Cowboys are scoring 24 points per game on 336 yards of offense while allowing 18 points per game on 364 yards.

Wyoming has themselves a 1,000-yard rusher in running back Xazavian Valladay. On the season, Valladay has rushed for 1,061 yards and five TDs.

Georgia State followed a similar pattern as tonight’s opponent by dropping three of their last four games. However, the Panthers featured a much better offense than Wyoming. Georgia State was able to score 27 points or more 10 times, and scored 34 points or more five times.

On average, the Panthers are scoring 32 points per game on 446 yards of offense while allowing 36 points per game on 449 yards.

Whilst averaging six yards per carry, Georgia State running back Tra Barnett racked up 1,389 yards and 12 touchdowns on the ground.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Iowa State/Notre Dame under54½ -110

The first meeting between the #15 Notre Dame Fighting Irish (10-2) and the Iowa State Cyclones (7-5) will take place in this year’s Camping World Bowl. The over/under is set at 54.5 points.

Notre Dame completed their regular season with a run of five straight wins. Over that stretch, the Fighting Irish never allowed more than 24 points to any opponent. Over the course of the season, Notre Dame held nine different opponents to 20 points or fewer.

On average, the Fighting Irish are scoring 37 points per game on 429 yards of offense while allowing 19 points per game on 324 yards.

A strong Notre Dame running game through the first half of the season faded in the latter half. Over the last six games, only one Notre Dame running back finished a game with more than 66 yards on the ground.

Iowa State finished their season with two wins out of three, including a 23-21 win over #19 Texas. The Cyclones lost a total of five games and managed only 21 points or fewer in three of them. Defensively, Iowa State held seven opponents to 24 points or fewer.

On average, the Cyclones are scoring 34 points per game on 458 yards of offense while allowing 25 points per game on 362 yards.

Iowa State’s running game was led by Breece Hall, who rushed for 842 yards and nine TDs. No other Iowa State player rushed for more than 265 yards.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Oklahoma State +6½ -109

We’ll see the Big-12 and SEC go head to head during the Texas Bowl as the Texas A&M Aggies (7-5) take on the #25 Oklahoma State Cowboys (8-4).

Before losing to #7 Oklahoma in their final game of the season, Oklahoma State won four games in a row. During that stretch, the Cowboys upset #23 Iowa State by a score of 34-27. Oklahoma State also earned a victory over #24 Kansas State and suffered a narrow defeat to #12 Texas.

On average, the Cowboys are scoring 33 points per game on 463 yards of offense while allowing 27 points per game on 418 yards.

Running back Chuba Hubbard has rushed for at least 100 yards in each of the last 10 games, and at least 200 yards on three occasions. For the season, Hubbard has rushed for 1,936 yards and 21 touchdowns.

After winning four straight, Texas A&M faced a difficult ending schedule that resulted in back-to-back losses to #4 Georgia and #2 LSU. In those two defeats, the Aggies scored a combined 20 points. Texas A&M lost each of the five games they played against ranked opponents this season.

On average, the Aggies are scoring 30 points per game on 398 yards of offense while allowing 23 points per game on 340 yards.

Against ranked opponents, Texas A&M never had a 100-yard rusher. In three of those five ranked games, the leading Texas A&M rusher had 34 yards or fewer.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Pittsburgh -11 -110

This year’s Quick Lane Bowl will set the Pittsburgh Panthers (7-5) up against the Eastern Michigan Eagles (6-6).

Despite dropping their final two games of the season, Pitt played a solid schedule that featured good wins over #15 UCF and North Carolina. The Panthers also had an impressive seven-point loss to #13 Penn State.

On average, the Panthers are scoring 20 points per game on 374 yards of offense while allowing 22 points per game on 302 yards.

Pitt quarterback Kenny Pickett finished the season with 323 yards or more in two out of his last three games. On the year, Pickett threw for 2,737 yards with 10 touchdowns and nine interceptions.

Eastern Michigan finished the year with three losses out of their last five. A pair of losses to Toledo and Buffalo were followed by a defeat to Kent State in the final game of the regular season. The Eagles gave up 34 points or more in each of those three losses.

On average, the Eagles are scoring 29 points per game on 402 yards of offense while allowing 30 points per game on 428 yards.

Eastern Michigan were left wanting by their running game. Shaq Vann was the team’s leading rusher, but he only racked up 667 yards on the ground.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on BYU/Hawaii over64½ -110

This year’s Hawaii Bowl will feature two five-loss teams as the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors (9-5) take on the BYU Cougars (7-5). The over/under is set at 64.5 points.

After closing the regular season on a four-game winning streak, Hawaii fell to #19 Boise State in the Mountain West Championship Game. In four of the six games leading up to the Boise State game, the Rainbow Warriors scored at least 38 points.

On average, the Rainbow Warriors are scoring 34 points per game on 469 yards of offense while allowing 32 points per game on 426 yards.

Quarterback Cole McDonald led the Hawaii offense by completing 64% of his passes for 3,642 yards with 29 touchdowns and 14 interceptions.

BYU turned into a sort of offensive juggernaut in the second half of the season. Before their loss to San Diego State in their most recent game, BYU scored 31 points or more in four straight games and 42 points or more in three of the four previous games.

On average, the Cougars are scoring 28 points per game on 438 yards of offense while allowing 24 points per game on 385 yards.

BYU quarterback Zach Wilson completed 62.7% of his passes for 2,108 yards, 11 touchdowns, and seven interceptions.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Marshall/Central Florida under62 -110

This year’s Gasparilla Bowl will pit the UCF Knights (9-3) against the Marshall Thundering Herd (8-4). The over/under is set at 62 points.

UCF finished the year with two straight victories, and they won five of their last six contests. While offensive firepower if this team’s forte, they were solid on defense. The Knights held opponents to 21 points or fewer on five occasions this season.

On average, the Knights are scoring 43 points per game on 536 yards of offense while allowing 23 points per game on 344 yards.

Gabriel Davis was UCF’s biggest weapon this year. Davis caught 72 balls for 1,241 yards and 12 touchdowns. No other receiver topped 776 yards.

Marshall closed the season with six wins out of their last seven games. Defense was a big part of that strong finish, as the Thundering Herd held five different opponents to 24 points or fewer over that stretch. Most recently, Marshall defeated Florida International by three in overtime.

On average, the Thundering Herd are scoring 26 points per game on 396 yards of offense while allowing 23 points per game on 362 yards.

Marshall quarterback Isaiah Green threw for 14 touchdowns and nine interceptions on the year, and he didn’t top 100 yards in either of his last two games.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on SMU/Florida Atlantic under69½ -110

The SMU Mustangs (10-2) and Florida Atlantic Owls (10-3) only have three total losses between them. Saturday, they’ll face off in the Boca Raton Bowl. The over/under is set at 69.5 points.

After starting the season 8-0, SMU lost two of their last four games. In their final defeat of the season, the Mustangs scored only 28 points. Defensively, SMU held four opponents to 21 points or fewer.

On average, the Mustangs are scoring 43 points per game on 495 yards of offense while allowing 32 points per game on 438 yards.

SMU quarterback Shane Buechele wasn’t able to top 251 yards in either of the final two games of the regular season. That was a sharp regression for a QB who threw for 3,626 yards for the year.

After starting the season with losses to #5 Ohio State and #18 UCF, FAU became a good defensive team. The Owls held nine opponents to 26 points or fewer, and held sex opponents to 17 points or fewer. To end the season, FAU took down UAB by a score of 49-6.

On average, the Owls are scoring 35 points per game on 443 yards of offense while allowing 22 points per game on 370 yards.

Chris Robinson led the FAU offense by throwing for 3,396 yards, 26 touchdowns, and six interceptions. The QB threw for more than 300 yards on five occasions.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Buffalo/Charlotte under52½ -110

When the Makers Wanted Bahamas Bowl gets underway, we’ll get to witness the Buffalo Bulls (7-5) go head to head with the Charlotte 49ers (7-5). The over/under is set at 52.5 points.

Buffalo ended the year on a high by winning a pair of games against Toledo and Bowling Green. In the latter contest, the Bulls allowed just seven total points. That would mark the seventh time this season that Buffalo would give up no more than 22 points in a game.

On average, the Bulls are scoring 31.5 points per game on 397 yards of offense while allowing 22.3 points per game on 293 yards.

Kyle Vantrease took over at quarterback less than halfway through the season and led the Bulls to a bowl game, but this team hasn’t often relied on his arm to power the offense. In his seven games this year, Vantrease has topped 200 passing yards just once.

Charlotte earned themselves a bowl game by going on a five-game winning streak to close the season. On that run of games, the 49ers held their opponents to 22 points or fewer on four occasions. And despite winning five straight, Charlotte failed to score more than 28 points twice.

On average, the 49ers are scoring 31.6 points per game on 423 yards of offense while allowing 32.5 points per game on 389 yards.

Charlotte won their fair share of games, and they did so without having a running back go for more than Benny LeMay’s 1,027 yards and nine touchdowns. No other running back on the roster rushed for more than 377 yards.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on UL-Lafayette/Appalachian State over57 -110

The Sun Belt Conference champion will be crowned Saturday afternoon when the UL-Lafayette Ragin Cajuns (10-2) take on the #21 Appalachian State Mountaineers (11-1). The over/under is set at 57 points.

Lafayette earned a trip to the conference championship game with a run of six straight wins to close the regular season. In each of their 10 wins, the Ragin Cajuns scored at least 31 points. Lafayette also put up 45 points or more in four of their 10 victories.

On average, the Ragin Cajuns are scoring 39 points per game on 500 yards of offense while allowing 18 points per game on 369 yards.

The most dangerous part of the Ragin Cajuns offense is their stable of running backs. Elijah Mitchell has rushed for 1,007 yards and 14 touchdowns, Raymond Calais has rushed for 818 yards and six touchdowns, and Trey Ragas has rushed for 777 yards and 11 touchdowns.

If not for a three-point loss to Georgia Southern, Appalachian State would be undefeated. Since their lone loss of the season, the Mountaineers have won four in a row. Appalachian State has scored 42 points or more in half their games this year.

On average, the Mountaineers are scoring 39 points per game on 437 yards of offense while allowing 19 points per game on 321 yards.

In contrast to Lafayette, the Mountaineers rely on Darrynton Evans for the majority of their run game. On the year, Evans has rushed for 1,250 yards and 16 touchdowns.

50* Powerhouse Play on Appalachian State -6 -110

Both the UL-Lafayette Ragin Cajuns (10-2) and the Appalachian State Mountaineers (11-1) are 7-1 in conference play. When they play Saturday afternoon, the winner takes the Sun Belt crown.

Lafayette has only two losses on the season, but one of these defeats came at the hands of their opponents in the conference championship game. That October game was a defensive contest in which the Ragin Cajuns fell by a score of 17-7.

On average, the Ragin Cajuns are scoring 39 points per game on 500 yards of offense while allowing 18 points per game on 369 yards.

Although quarterback Levi Lewis has thrown for 2,450, 20 touchdowns, and three picks, he hasn’t been able to rack up more than 188 yards in eight games this year.

Apart from a loss to Georgia Southern, Appalachian State has rolled through their schedule. That includes a 10-point win over Saturday’s opposition. Most recently, the Mountaineers have held Texas State and Troy to 13 points each while scoring 35 and 48 points of their own.

On average, the Mountaineers are scoring 39 points per game on 437 yards of offense while allowing 19 points per game on 321 yards.

While completing nearly 64% of his passes, quarterback Zac Thomas has thrown for 2,427 yards with 24 touchdowns and six interceptions.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Oregon/Utah under47 -110

With playoff implications on the line Friday evening, the #5 Utah Utes (11-1) will take on the #13 Oregon Ducks (10-2) in the Pac-12 Championship Game. The over/under is set at 47 points.

With a win against Oregon, the Utes would give themselves a great chance of earning one of four playoff spots. Thus far, Utah has lost only to USC back in September. Since then, they’ve won eight in a row, and have held nine of their 12 opponents to 15 points or fewer.

On average, the Utes are scoring 36 points per game on 453 yards of offense while allowing 11 points per game on 241 yards.

The Utah offense is led by quarterback Tyler Huntley, who’s thrown for 2,773 yards, 16 touchdowns, and two interceptions. However, Huntley has failed to top 214 yards in seven games this year.

Oregon saw their playoff hopes dissipate with a 31-28 loss to Arizona State just a couple of weeks ago. However, the Ducks have only lost one other game this year. While winning 10 games on the season, Oregon has held seven opponents to 10 points or fewer.

On average, the Ducks are scoring 36 points per game on 452 yards of offense while allowing 16 points per game on 331 yards.

Justin Herbert has thrown for 3,140 yards, 31 touchdowns, and five interceptions this year. But while Herbert has pro potential, he only managed 174 yards through the air last week against Oregon State.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Army/Hawaii under55½ -110

One of the last college football games to be played this weekend will be the Army Black Knights (5-6) on the road taking on the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors (8-4). The over/under is set at 55.5 points.

Army has won each of their last two games versus UMass and VMI, but they lost five in a row prior to that pair of victories. Throughout that run of five losses, the Black Knights scored more than 21 points just twice.

On average, Army is scoring 30 points per game on 385 yards of offense while allowing 20 points per game on 323 yards.

Army has been forced to bounce back and forth between quarterbacks all year, and none of them have been particularly effective through the air in this offense. Army has played nine games in which the quarterback has failed to throw for at least 100 yards.

Traditionally, Hawaii is a high-scoring offense. While that’s been true for most of the year, it hasn’t been the case over the past couple of games. While winning against UNLV and San Diego State, Hawaii scored no more than 21 points and given up no more than 11 points.

On average, the Rainbow Warriors are scoring 34 points per game on 479 yards of offense while allowing 32 points per game on 421 yards of offense.

Hawaii quarterback Cole McDonald is used to putting up big numbers, but he hasn’t thrown for more than 211 yards since November 9th.

50* Powerhouse Play on BYU/San Diego State under39 -109

The San Diego State Aztecs (8-3) will have an opportunity to put a bow on a strong season when they host the BYU Cougars (7-4) Saturday night. The over/under is set at 39 points.

After a rough beginning to the season, BYU has settled in well enough to rip off five-straight wins. The Cougars kicked off that run with a big 28-25 win over #14 Boise State. In each of those five games, BYU’s opponents scored 25 points or fewer.

On average, the Cougars are scoring 30 points per game on 440 yards of offense while allowing 26 points per game on 395 yards.

The BYU running game has struggled all year long. Running back Sione Finau leads the team with just 359 yards and two touchdowns on the year.

San Diego State has been a great team all year, and has only recently shown signs of weakness by losing two of their past three games while scoring 13 points or fewer. No San Diego State opponent has scored more than 23 points in a game.

On average, the Aztecs are scoring 20 points per game on 334 yards of offense while allowing 14 points per game on 277 yards.

San Diego State hasn’t had a 100-yard rusher since the third week of the season, and they haven’t had a player rush for more than 52 yards over their past three games.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Oregon State/Oregon under66½ -110

While it might not make up for losing a shot at the College Football Playoff, a win over the Oregon State Beavers (5-6) would be a great way to end the regular season for the #14 Oregon Ducks (9-2). The over/under is set at 66.5 points.

Oregon State has dropped two of their past three, the last of which was an uncharacteristically high-scoring game against Washington State. In their other recent loss, the Beavers only scored seven points in a loss to Washington.

On average, the Beavers are scoring 33 points per game on 414 yards of offense while allowing 33 points per game on 453 yards.

Jake Luton leads the Oregon State offense with 2,714 yards, 28 touchdowns, and just three picks, but he struggled last time he played the level of defensive talent he’ll see Saturday. Against Washington, Luton threw for just 88 yards with an interception and no TDs.

Oregon will be keen to get back on the field and make up for a 31-28 loss to Arizona State last week. While the Ducks can score points, their defense has won them several games this year. Oregon’s opponent has scored seven points or fewer in six games this year.

On average, the Ducks are scoring 37 points per game on 460 yards while allowing 16 points per game on 326 yards.

Oregon quarterback Justin Herbert has shown off NFL talent this year. While completing 68.2% of his passes, Herbert has thrown for 2,966 yards, 30 touchdowns, and five interceptions.

50* Powerhouse Play on UAB/North Texas under50½ -110

Whilst the UAB Blazers (8-3) have earned an impressive record overall and in conference play, the North Texas Mean Green (4-7) have been underwhelming. The over/under is set at 50.5 points for a matchup between these two.

UAB won each of the past two games over UTEP and Louisiana Tech, but they struggled mightily on the road against Tennessee and Southern Miss. The Blazers managed only 9 combined points in those two road games. In fact, UAB has scored 13 points or fewer in three road game, and they’ll be away from home again this Saturday.

On average, the Blazers are scoring 25 points per game on 368 yards of offense while allowing 18 points per game on 268 yards.

The Blazers have had to turn to Dylan Hopkins at quarterback over the past three games. Hopkins has struggled, throwing for no more than 185 yards in any of those games whilst throwing three touchdowns and four picks.

North Texas has lost two straight and three of their last four. On the season, the Mean Green have scored 27 points or fewer in five games. Most recently, North Texas could only score 17 against Louisiana Tech and 14 against Rice.

On average, the Mean Green are scoring 32 points per game on 430 yards of offense while allowing 33 points per game on 420 yards.

Against Rice in his most recent game, North Texas quarterback Mason Fine threw for only 163 yards with no TDs and one interception.

50* Powerhouse Play on Wake Forest/Syracuse over68 -110

The Wake Forest Demon Deacons (8-3) are aiming to cap off an impressive year with a win over the Syracuse Orange (4-7) on Saturday. The over/under is set at 68 points.

Wake Forest was recently able to bounce back from two-straight losses to Virginia Tech and #3 Clemson with a 39-27 win over Duke. The Demon Deacons have scored 38 points or more in six of their 11 games played. Wake Forest put up 59 points in a loss to Louisville.

On average, the Demon Deacons are scoring 33 points per game on 464 yards of offense while allowing 28 points per game on 406 yards.

Wake Forest quarterback Jamie Newman has thrown for 284 yards or more on six occasions this year. On the season, Newman has thrown 23 touchdowns and only nine picks.

Syracuse has lost five of their last six games, but they were able to put up 49 points in a recent win over Duke. The Orange have allowed 33 points or more in seven games this year. Offensively, Syracuse has scored 34 points or more on four occasions and in each of their last two contests.

On average, the Orange are scoring 27 points per game on 390 yards of offense while allowing 31 points per game on 454 yards.

Tommy DeVito has been a productive QB for the Orange this year. DeVito has thrown for 2,333 yards, 19 TDs, and only five interceptions.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Central Michigan -10 -110

With a win on the road against the Central Michigan Chippewas (7-4) on Friday, the Toledo Rockets (6-5) would stay above .500 for the season.

After earning wins over Eastern Michigan and Kent State, two-straight losses to Northern Illinois and Buffalo have put Toledo in danger of losing their winning record. Toledo has a vulnerable defense that’s allowed 31 points or more in each of their last five games.

On average, the Rockets are scoring 29 points per game on 450 yards of offense while allowing 31 points per game on 468 yards.

Toledo quarterback Eli Peters has only thrown for more than 194 yards in one of his last four games. Peters is also completing just 59% of his passes.

Central Michigan enters this contest as winners of five of their last six games. Only a loss to Buffalo has slowed down this Chippewas offense during that stretch. In each of their seven wins, Central Michigan has scored 38 points or more.

On average, the Chippewas are scoring 31 points per game on 444 yards of offense while allowing 29 points per game on 367 yards.

Central Michigan quarterback Quinten Dormady has thrown for at least 272 yards in each of his past four games. On the season, Dormady has completed 66.3% of his passes with 11 touchdowns and five picks.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Western Michigan/Northern Illinois under54 -110

The Western Michigan Broncos (7-4) are aiming for the Mid-American Conference crown. With that goal in mind, they’ll take on the Northern Illinois Huskies (4-7) this evening. The over/under is set at 54 points.

Western Michigan is coming off three-straight wins over Bowling Green, Ball State, and Ohio. Including that 49-10 victory over Bowling Green, the Broncos have held their opponent to 16 points or fewer in five of their 11 games this year.

On average, the Broncos are scoring 36 points per game on 467 yards of offense while allowing 27 points per game on 429 yards.

Running back LeVante Bellamy leads Western Michigan in rushing with 1,284 yards and 21 touchdowns, but he was held to just 72 yards on the ground against Ohio last week.

Northern Illinois has lost two of their last three games. After putting up just 10 against Central Michigan, the Huskies scored only 17 points against Eastern Michigan. Northern Illinois has scored 20 points or fewer in six of their seven losses this year.

On average, the Huskies are scoring 23 points per game on 368 yards of offense while allowing 30 points per game on 390 yards.

With starting quarterback Ross Bowers questionable to take part in this contest, we’re likely to see Marcus Childers under center once again. Last week, Childers only managed 99 yards passing.

50* Powerhouse Play on Nebraska -5 -109

A rough patch has dragged the Nebraska Cornhuskers (4-6) below .500. Saturday, they’ll have a chance to regain some momentum when they take on the Maryland Terrapins (3-7).

After a narrow victory over Northwestern, Nebraska has lost four straight. While the losses to good Minnesota and #14 Wisconsin teams weren’t close, the two losses to Indiana and Purdue were by seven points or fewer. Nebraska has scored 31 points or more in half their games this year.

On average, the Cornhuskers are scoring 26 points per game on 417 yards of offense while allowing 30 points per game on 413 yards.

Nebraska quarterback Adrian Martinez has thrown for at least 200 yards in each of Nebraska’s last three games. Martinez has racked up 1,712 yards, eight touchdowns, and seven picks with his arm, and added another 488 yards and six touchdowns with his legs.

After a hot 2-0 start that included wins over Howard and #21 Syracuse, Maryland has lost seven of their last eight games. The worst of the bunch was a 59-0 throttling at the hands of #12 Penn State. Maryland has scored 17 points or fewer in six games.

On average, the Terrapins are scoring 28 points per game on 359 yards of offense while allowing 34 points per game on 442 yards.

In each of Maryland’s last three games, they’ve failed to have a 100-yard passer.

50* Powerhouse Play on Louisiana Tech/UAB under45 -109

Both the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs (8-2) and UAB Blazers (7-3) are in the middle of a fight for Conference USA dominance. They’ll take on one another Saturday night with an over/under set at 45 points.

Louisiana Tech had won eight in a row since dropping the season opener to #10 Texas. Last week, the Bulldogs ran into Marshall and took a 31-10 beating. Louisiana Tech has held their opponent to 21 points or fewer on six occasions this year.

On average, the Bulldogs are scoring 35 points per game on 457 yards of offense while allowing 24 points per game on 392 yards.

The Bulldogs have a productive offense, but no receiver has crossed over the 600-yard mark yet this year. Malik Stanley leads all Louisiana Tech pass catchers with 532 yards and three touchdowns.

UAB has only lost three games this year, but two of those losses came over the last three weeks. Before defeating UTEP a week ago, the Blazers dropped two in a row to Tennessee and Southern Mississippi. UAB scored just seven and two points in those losses.

On average, the Blazers are scoring 26 points per game on 369 yards of offense while allowing 19 points per game on 267 yards.

UAB quarterback Dylan Hopkins has taken over at QB over the past two weeks, but has thrown one more interception (3) than he has touchdowns (2).

50* Powerhouse Play on Louisiana Tech +7 -115

The Louisiana Tech Bulldogs (8-2) will have a chance to separate themselves atop the Conference USA standings on Saturday night when they go on the road to play the UAB Blazers (7-3).

Before last week’s loss to Marshall, Louisiana Tech had won eight in a row. The team’s only other loss came to #10 Texas. Before the Marshall loss, the Bulldogs had scored 43 points or more in five out of six contests.

On average, the Bulldogs are scoring 35 points per game on 457 yards of offense while allowing 24 points per game on 392 yards.

Louisiana Tech comes into this contest as seven-point dogs because they lost quarterback Aaron Allen to a hand injury last week. Allen was filling in for starting quarterback J’Mar Smith. However, the Bulldogs can lean on the legs of Justin Henderson, who’s rushed for 799 yards and 15 touchdowns this year.

UAB defeated UTEP by a score of 37-10 last week, but lost two straight before that game. After a 30-7 loss to Tennessee, the Blazers fell to Southern Miss by a score of 37-2.

On average, the Blazers are scoring 26 points per game on 369 yards of offense while allowing 19 points per game on 267 yards.

In his two games at quarterback for UAB, Dylan Hopkins has thrown for just 103 and 96 yards. Hopkins has thrown for two touchdowns and three picks.

50* Powerhouse Play on Michigan/Indiana under54½ -109

The #13 Michigan Wolverines (8-2) won’t be able to look ahead to next week’s game against Ohio State. Instead, they’ll need to focus on this week’s matchup with the Indiana Hoosiers (7-3). The over/under is set at 54.5 points.

Since losing to Penn State by seven, the Wolverines have won three straight versus #8 Notre Dame, Maryland, and Michigan State. Each of those three victories came comfortably, as Michigan only allowed 14 points or fewer in all three.

The Wolverines have allowed 21 points or fewer in seven of their 10 games played. In four contests, Michigan gave up 10 points or fewer.

On average, the Wolverines are scoring 33 points per game on 397 yards of offense while allowing 16 points per game on 261 yards.

Before last week’s loss to #9 Penn State, Indiana ripped off four-straight wins against Rutgers, Maryland, Nebraska, and Northwestern. The Hoosiers have now given up three points or fewer on four occasions.

On average, the Hoosiers are scoring 33 points per game on 448 yards of offense while allowing 21 points per game on 316 yards.

Running back Stevie Scott III has averaged 4.8 yards per carry on his way to 791 yards and nine touchdowns. However, Scott has topped 100 yards just once in the past three games.

50* Powerhouse Play on Texas State +30 -109

The #24 Appalachian State Mountaineers (9-1) will earn their 10th win of the season if they can take down the Texas State Bobcats (3-7) today.

Texas State is getting 30 points in this matchup, and it’s largely due to the fact that they’ve won only three games this season. However, one of those wins came in a recent contest against South Alabama. Texas State scored 30 points on their way to victory.

On average, the Bobcats are scoring 19 points per game on 327 yards of offense while allowing 33 points per game on 414 yards.

Tyler Vitt has taken over at quarterback for the Bobcats and is getting more comfortable. He threw for 263 yards in a loss to Troy and 373 yards in a win over South Alabama.

The Mountaineers hold the best record of any Sun Belt team, but they’ve shown some vulnerability. To close October, Appalachian State faced off against Georgia Southern and suffered their first loss of the season.

On average, the Mountaineer are scoring 38 points per game on 425 yards of offense while allowing 20 points per game on 330 yards.

Appalachian State has allowed 24 points or more in five games this season.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Liberty +17 -109

The Virginia Cavaliers (7-3) look like the most likely opponent for Clemson in the ACC Championship Game. Saturday night, the Cavaliers will be taking on the Liberty Flames (6-4).

Liberty started of the year with a pair of losses to #22 Syracuse and the Louisiana Ragin Cajuns. Since then, the Flames have been very good, earning a record of 6-2 with impressive wins over Buffalo, New Mexico, and New Mexico State. Liberty has scored 59 points or more on three occasions.

On average, the Flames are scoring 33 points per game on 443 yards of offense while allowing 27 points per game on 424 yards.

Liberty is led by the arm of quarterback Stephen Calvert, who’s thrown for 2,941 yards, 23 touchdowns, and just three interceptions. Calvert has thrown for at least 300 yards in six games this year.

Virginia has won three of their last four games, giving themselves a chance to reach a conference championship game. However, they’ve given up 28 points or more in each of their last three contests.

On average, the Cavaliers are scoring 31 points per game on 369 yards of offense while allowing 23 points on 316 yards.

The running game has been lacking for Virginia. Quarterback Bryce Perkins leads the team with 493 rushing yards and eight touchdowns on the ground.

50* Powerhouse Play on East Carolina/Connecticut under66 -109

The East Carolina Pirates (3-7) and UConn Huskies (2-8) are both winless in American Athletic Conference play. That will change Saturday night after the two face off in Connecticut. The over/under is set at 66 points.

East Carolina has lost five straight, two of which came against ranked opponents in the form of #17 Cincinnati and #25 SMU. The Pirates have scored 20 points or fewer in five of their 10 games. East Carolina hasn’t had a 100-yard rushed since Week 2.

On average, the Pirates are scoring 27 points per game on 427 yards of offense while allowing 33 points per game on 443 yards.

Demetrius Mauney is East Carolina’s leading rusher, yet the running back has only racked up 433 yards and a single touchdown while averaging 3.7 yards per carry.

The Huskies have been poor all season, but were able to defeat UMass before losing their last two game against Navy and #20 Cincinnati. UConn has scored 24 points or fewer in nine of their 10 games played.

On average, the Huskies are scoring 19 points per game on 328 yards of offense while allowing 41 points per game on 451 yards.

Only one UConn receiver has more than 283 yards and no UConn receiver has more than two touchdown receptions.

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100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Colorado State/Wyoming over50½ -109

The Wyoming Cowboys (6-4) and Colorado State Rams (4-6) own identical records of 3-3 within the Mountain West Conference. Tonight, Wyoming will host a contest between the two. The over/under is set at 50.5 points.

Colorado State didn’t have enough to keep up with Air Force in their most recent game, but they won three in a row before that. In each of those three wins, the Rams scored 35 points or more. Colorado State has scored 31 points or more in seven of their 10 games.

On average, the Rams are scoring 31 points on 460 yards of offense while allowing 33 points per game on 391 yards.

Colorado State quarterback Patrick O’Brien has thrown for at least 322 yards in three of his past four games. On the season, O’Brien has thrown for 10 touchdowns and four picks.

Starting with an overtime loss to #22 Boise State, Wyoming has lost two straight. Prior to this short losing streak, the Cowboys scored 23 in a win over New Mexico and 31 in a win over Nevada.

On average, the Cowboys are scoring 27 points per game on 354 yards of offense while allowing 19 points per game on 380 yards.

Running back Xazavian Valladay and quarterback Sean Chambers lead the Wyoming rushing attack. While Valladay has gone for 869 yards and five touchdowns, Chambers has rushed for 567 yards and 10 TDs.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on NC State/Georgia Tech under49 -109

A pair of disappointing years have left the NC State Wolfpack (4-6) and Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (2-8) in the bottom half of the ACC. They’ll face off tonight with the over/under set at 49 points.

The Wolfpack enter this evening’s contest as losers of their last four games. They put up 24 against Boston College, but NC State has failed to score more than 20 points in five of their last six contests.

On average, the Wolfpack are scoring 23 points per game on 381 yards of offense while allowing 29 points on 377 yards.

Since Devin Leary has taken over at quarterback, he’s thrown for 894 yards, six touchdowns, and three picks. The big issue for Leary is that all four starts have been losses. And in two of those losses, Leary threw for 166 yards or fewer.

NC State has been bad, but Georgia Tech has been even worse. They’ve lost three straight, but that could have easily been eight losses in a row if an overtime win over Miami had ended differently. The Yellow Jackets have scored 10 points or fewer in two of their last three games.

On average, Georgia Tech is scoring 17 points per game on 290 yards of offense while allowing 31 points per game on 411 yards.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Akron/Miami-OH under44 -109

The Akron Zips (0-10) are still in search of their first victory of the season. They’ll get one of their last two chances to do so this evening against the Miami of Ohio Redhawks (6-4). The over/under is set at 44 points.

Of Akron’s 10 losses this year, only the 37-29 defeat at the hands of UMass was a one-score game. The Zips have failed to score more than seven points on six occasions thus far. Even worse, Akron has scored just three points or fewer in four of their games.

On average, the Zips are scoring 11 points per game on 263 yards of offense while allowing 36 points per game on 400 yards.

The weakest part of this Akron offense is the running game. While the Zips have three players with at least 100 rushing yards, none of those three have more than Brandon Lee’s 177 yards. Combined, those three leading rushers have only a single touchdown between them.

Miami of Ohio has hit their best stretch of the season with four-straight wins. While scoring no more than 27 in three of those four victories, the Redhawks held their opponents to 24 points or fewer in all four. In their most recent contest, Miami held Bowling Green to three points.

On average, the Redhawks are scoring 25 points per game on 307 yards of offense while allowing 29 points per game on 381 yards.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Northern Illinois -4 -110

Stuck in the middle of a compact and crowded Mid-American Conference are the Eastern Michigan Eagles (5-5) and Northern Illinois Huskies (4-6). These two teams will face off in Illinois this evening.

Eastern Michigan has won two of their last four games. Most recently, the Eagles defeated the Akron Zips by a score of 42-14. One of the two losses came to a good Buffalo team, and the other was a three-point overtime loss to Toledo.

On average, the Eagles are scoring 28 points per game on 389 yards of offense while allowing 31 points per game on 435 yards.

Eastern Michigan quarterback Mike Glass III has been good throughout the year. While completing 65.2% of his passes, Glass has thrown for 2,237 yards with 16 touchdowns and eight interceptions.

The Huskies dropped four in a row earlier on this season, but have since won three of five. Most recently, Northern Illinois shut out Akron, were shut out by Central Michigan, and then earned a three-point win over Toledo last week.

On average, the Huskies are scoring 24 points per game on 371 yards of offense while allowing 28 points per game on 386 yards.

The Northern Illinois offense has struggled mightily at times, and much of that can be attributed to quarterback Ross Bowers. On the season, Bowers has completed just 57.8% of his passes and has one more interception (8) than touchdowns (7).

50* Powerhouse Play on Appalachian State/Georgia State under62½ -110

The #25 Appalachian State Mountaineers (8-1) and the Georgia State Panthers (6-3) are two of the Sun Belt’s top teams. Saturday, they’ll face off against one another. The over/under is set at 62.5 points.

The Mountaineers would be undefeated through nine games if not for a loss to Georgia Southern at the conclusion of October. However, Appalachian State bounced back with a 20-15 win over South Carolina. In five of their games, Appalachian State allowed 15 points or fewer.

On average, the Mountaineers are scoring 36 points per game on 411 yards of offense while allowing 19 points per game on 331 yards.

Appalachian State quarterback Zac Thomas leads the offense with his 1,671 yards, 14 touchdowns, and four interceptions. Running back Darrynton Evans has rushed for 883 yards and 10 touchdowns.

Georgia State was on a run of four-straight wins before running into UL-Monroe, to whom the Panthers lost 45-31. Two of Georgia State’s opponents managed only 21 points during that four-game winning streak.

On average, the Panthers are scoring 36 points per game on 485 yards of offense while allowing 36 points per game on 463 yards.

Panthers Quarterback Dan Ellington has thrown for 1,813 yards with 18 touchdowns and four interceptions.

50* Powerhouse Play on Wyoming/Utah State under50½ -110

Both the Wyoming Cowboys (6-3) and Utah State Aggies (5-4) own winning records, but the Aggies are in danger of falling to .500 with a loss Saturday. The over/under is set at 50.5 points.

Wyoming kept it close against #22 Boise State last week, but eventually fell by three points in overtime. In six of their nine games, the Cowboys have held their opponent to 21 points or fewer. Wyoming has only scored more than 23 points on three occasions.

On average, the Cowboys are scoring 28 points per game on 355 yards of offense while allowing 18 points per game on 375 yards.

Wyoming quarterback Sean Chambers has thrown for just 915 yards with seven touchdowns and three picks, and the team’s leading receiver has racked up just 240 yards and two touchdowns.

Over its last four, Utah State has gone an even 2-2. Between wins over Nevada and Fresno State, the Aggies lost to both Air Force and BYU. In those losses, Utah State scored just seven and then 14 points.

On average, the Aggies are scoring 28 points per game on 431 yards of offense while allowing 27 points per game on 440 yards.

Utah State QB Jordan Love has thrown for 2,402 yards, but he’s only tossed 11 touchdowns while throwing 12 interceptions.

50* Powerhouse Play on Syracuse/Duke under54 -109

The only way the Duke Blue Devils (4-5) will be able to get back to .500 this week is with a win over the Syracuse Orange (3-6), who’ve failed to win a conference game this year. The over/under is set at 54 points.

The Orange have hit a four-game skid in which they’ve fallen victim to NC State, Florida State, Pittsburgh, and Boston College. The most Syracuse scored in any of those games was 27 points, and the least was 10 against the Wolfpack.

On average, the Orange are scoring 24 points per game on 376 yards of offense while allowing 31 points per game on 456 yards.

Syracuse quarterback Tommy DeVito is completing 64.1% of his passes and has thrown 15 touchdowns and just five interceptions. With just 470 yards and four TDs, Moe Neal leads the Syracuse rushing attack.

Duke has hit its roughest stretch of the season with three losses in a row to Virginia, North Carolina, and #15 Notre Dame. The Blue Devils have scored a maximum of 17 points in those three contests.

On average, the Blue Devils are scoring 27 points per game on 344 yards of offense while allowing 27 points per game on 364 yards.

Duke doesn’t have a single receiver over 305 reception yards, and no Duke receiver has more than three touchdowns.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Virginia Tech/Georgia Tech under51 -110

The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (2-7) are in search of their third win of the season, and they’ll aim to pick it up against the Virginia Tech Hokies (6-3) on Saturday. The over/under is set at 51 points.

With last week’s win over #19 Wake Forest, the Hokies have now won four of their last five. Virginia Tech’s only loss in that stretch came by a single point against #16 Notre Dame. The Hokies have allowed 21 points or fewer in five games this year.

On average, the Hokies are scoring 30 points per game on 385 yards of offense while allowing 27 points on 390 yards.

Only running back Deshawn McClease has rushed for more than 275 yards. On the season, even McClease has only rushed for 566 yards and five touchdowns. No Virginia Tech quarterback has thrown for 1,000 yards so far this season.

Only an overtime win over Miami has kept the Yellow Jackets from a seven-game winning streak. In seven of Georgia Tech’s nine games, they’ve failed to score more than 24 points.

On average, the Yellow Jackets are scoring 18 points on 307 yards of offense while allowing 30 points on 406 yards.

Leading the Georgia Tech offense is running back Jordan Mason, who’s rushed for 716 yards and seven touchdowns.

50* Powerhouse Play on Kansas +17½ -110

The #22 Oklahoma State Cowboys (6-3) have a chance to finish as a top-three team within the Big 12. To do so, they’ll need to take care of business against the Kansas Jayhawks (3-6).

Kansas has won just one of their last six games, but they’ve faced a particularly difficult schedule in that time. Before and after a win over Texas Tech, the Jayhawks lost to #22 Kansas State, #15 Texas, and #6 Oklahoma. On the bright side, Kansas scored 48 and only fell to Texas by two.

On average, the Jayhawks are scoring 26 points per game on 384 yards of offense while allowing 33 points on 473 yards.

While quarterback Carter Stanley has thrown for 2,015 yards with 19 touchdowns and seven interceptions, both Andrew Parchment and Stephon Robinson Jr. have caught six touchdowns passes, each.

Wins over #23 Iowa State and TCU have earned Oklahoma State ranked status, but they dropped games against Texas Tech and #18 Baylor before that. Over the past four games, the Cowboys have allowed at least 27 points in each contest.

On average, the Cowboys are scoring 37 points per game on 500 yards of offense while allowing 29 points per game on 438 yards.

Although he has a 900-yard receiver in Tylan Wallace, quarterback Spencer Sanders has thrown for just 1,897 yards with 15 touchdowns and 11 interceptions.

50* Powerhouse Play on Wisconsin/Nebraska under51½ -110

The #14 Wisconsin Badgers (7-2) are fighting to salvage what started as a promising season. They’ll face off against the Nebraska Cornhuskers (4-5), who are aiming to get back to .500. The over/under is set at 51.5 points.

Wisconsin rebounded from losses to Illinois and #3 Ohio State with a two-point win over #18 Iowa. Over their last three games, the Badgers have failed to score more than 24 points in any contest. Against the Buckeyes, Wisconsin couldn’t manage anything beyond a single touchdown.

On average, the Badgers are scoring 34 points per game on 418 yards of offense while allowing 13 points on 231 yards.

Although Jonathan Taylor has rushed for 1,259 yards and 15 touchdowns, he’s only topped 80 yards in two of his last four games. Quarterback Jack Coan has only topped 200 passing yards three times.

It hasn’t been the season Nebraska was hoping for, which has been underlined with three straight losses to Minnesota, Indiana, and Purdue. Over their past five games, the Cornhuskers haven’t scored more than 13 points on three occasions.

On average, the Cornhuskers are scoring 26 points per game on 409 yards of offense while allowing 29 points on 406 yards.

Wan’Dale Robinson has racked up 326 yards on the ground and 453 yards receiving, but it’s yet to be decided whether or not Robinson will be able to play after suffering an undisclosed injury.

50* Powerhouse Play on Tulane/Temple over54 -110

Both the Tulane Green Wave (6-3) and Temple Owls (6-3) hold identical records. Saturday, the Owls will play host to the Green Wave in an American Athletic Conference showdown. The over/under is set at 54 points.

After suffering back-to-back road losses to Memphis and Navy, the Green Wave bounced back to earn a 38-26 win over Tulsa at the start of November. Tulane now enters this contest with Temple after a bye week.

On average, the Green Wave are scoring 36 points per game on 473 yards of offense while allowing 25 points on 364 yards.

Of their nine games played, Tulane has scored at least 38 points in seven of them. Against UConn, the Green Wave scored 49. Against Missouri State, the Green Wave scored 58 points.

In addition to his 1,703 yards, 13 touchdowns, and nine interceptions, quarterback Justin McMillan also leads the team in rushing with 488 yards and 12 touchdowns.

Before last weekend’s 17-7 win over USF, Temple lost two straight to UCF and #19 SMU. Against the Knights, the Owls allowed 63 points. Against the Mustangs, the Owls allowed 45 points.

On average, the Temple Owls are scoring 26 points on 393 yards of offense while allowing 25 points on 389 yards.

Offensively, quarterback Anthony Russo has two 600-yard receivers to throw to. On the season, Russo has thrown for 2,037 yards, 16 touchdowns, and nine picks.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Louisiana Tech/Marshall under54½ -110

Two of the top teams in Conference USA are set to face off when the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs (8-1) go on the road to take on the Marshall Thundering Herd (6-3). The over/under is set at 54.5 points.

Louisiana Tech hasn’t lost a game since the season opener against #10 Texas, when the Bulldogs were held to 14 points. In six of their eight wins, Louisiana Tech has held their opponent to 21 points or fewer. Most recently, the Bulldogs held North Texas to 17 points.

On average, the Bulldogs are scoring 38 points per game on 479 yards of offense while allowing 23 points per game on 390 yards.

Although Louisiana Tech has four receivers with at least 385 receiving yards, the top two pass catchers have only one touchdown each.

The Thundering Herd didn’t get off to the greatest of starts, but they’ve picked up the pace over the last month with four wins in a row. In two of those wins, Marshall held their opponent to 17 points or fewer.

On average, the Thundering Herd are scoring 26 points per game on 425 yards of offense while allowing 24 points on 371 yards.

Isaiah Green leads the Marshall offense with 1,876 yards with 12 touchdowns and six interceptions.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on North Carolina/Pittsburgh under50½ -109

The North Carolina Tarheels (4-5) have a chance to get back to .500 this evening, but they’ll have to take down a solid Pittsburgh Panthers team (6-3) to do so. The over/under is set at 50.5 points.

It’s been a wild season for a North Carolina squad that defeated South Carolina and only lost to #1 Clemson by a single point, but who’s also lost to Wake Forest and Appalachian State. The Tarheels have scored 24 points or fewer in four of their games.

On average, the Tarheels are scoring 28 points per game on 445 yards of offense while allowing 27 points per game on 396 yards.

Although he’s completing just 58.2% of his passes, North Carolina quarterback Sam Howell has thrown for 2,472 yards, 26 touchdowns, and five interceptions.

Pittsburgh has won five of their last six games, starting with a win over #15 UCF. Over their last five games, the Panthers have scored more than 20 points just twice and allowed more than 20 points just once.

On average, the Pitt Panthers are scoring 21 points per game on 380 yards of offense while allowing 20 points per game on 280 yards.

Quarterback Kenny Pickett leads the Pittsburgh offense with 1,952 yards, but he’s managed only one more touchdown (9) than he has interceptions (8).

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Northern Illinois/Toledo under54½ -110

Although the Toledo Rockets (6-3) haven’t played particularly well within the MAC, they own the best overall record in the conference. Wednesday, the Rockets will host the Northern Illinois Huskies (3-6). The over/under is set at 54.5 points.

Northern Illinois has lost two of their last three games, with the only victory coming against winless Akron. Against Miami of Ohio, the Huskies scored 24 points. Against Central Michigan, Northern Illinois scored just 10 points.

On average, the Huskies are scoring 23 points per game on 363 yards of offense while allowing 28 points per game on 372 yards.

While failing to score in the second half, the Northern Illinois offense struggled mightily against the Chippewas. The Huskies racked up just 251 yards of offense while quarterback Ross Bowers threw three interceptions and only a single touchdown.

Toledo is coming off two tight wins against Eastern Michigan and Kent State, but lost two straight prior to that. Against Bowling green and Ball State, respectively, the Rockets scored just seven and 14 points.

On average, the Rockets are scoring 29 points per game on 449 yards of offense while allowing 29 points per game on 467 yards.

Eli Peters led the Toledo offense in the past two games. On the season, Peters has thrown for 365 yards with three touchdowns and two picks.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Eastern Michigan/Akron under49 -109

The Akron Zips (0-9) remain winless on the season. They’ll be searching for their first win against the Eastern Michigan Eagles (4-5) this evening. The over/under is set at 49 points.

Easter Michigan is on a bad run of form, having dropped four of their last five contests. In those four losses, the Eagles failed to score more than 23 points on three occasions. Most recently, Eastern Michigan fell to Buffalo by a score of 43-14.

On average, the Eagles are scoring 26 points per game on 377 yards of offense while allowing 33 points per game on 445 yards.

Quarterback Mike Glass leads the Eastern Michigan offense with 1,991 yards, 16 touchdowns, and eight interceptions, but he didn’t even reach 100 yards passing against Buffalo 10 days ago.

The Zips are on a nine-game losing streak and have failed to score more than six points in any of their last four contests. On that losing streak, Akron has scored a total of nine points in four games.

On average, the Zips are scoring 10 points per game on 254 yards of offense while allowing 36 points per game on 390 yards.

In Akron’s last game, which was against Bowling Green, quarterback Kato Nelson threw for 60 yards and two picks without a touchdown.

50* Powerhouse Play on Utah State/Fresno State under59 -110

Once the final whistle blows at the conclusion of a contest between the Utah State Aggies (4-4) and the Fresno State Bulldogs (4-4), one team will have a winning record and the other will have a losing record. The over/under is set at 59 points.

Utah State enters this Saturday as losers of three of their last four. In each of those three losses, the Aggies scored 14 or fewer points.  In their lone victory over that stretch, Utah State held Nevada to 10 points.

On average, the Aggies are scoring 27 points per game on 419 yards of offense while allowing 26 points per game on 443 yards.

With a weak running game, quarterback Jordan Love is burdened with moving the Utah State offense forward. However, Love has thrown nine touchdowns and 12 interceptions.

After dropping their first two games of the season, Fresno State has won four of their last six. In two of those four wins, the Bulldogs held their opponent to 20 points or fewer.

On average, the Bulldogs are scoring 34 points per game on 415 yards of offense while allowing 32 points per game on 409 yards.

Jorge Reyna leads the Fresno State offense from the quarterback position. Thus far, Reyna has thrown for 1,843 yards with 11 touchdowns and six interceptions.

50* Powerhouse Play on Washington State/California over51 -110

Of the six four-win teams in the Pac-12, two will face off on Saturday night when the Cal Golden Bears (4-4) host the Washington State Cougars (4-4). The over/under is set at 51 points.

After a hot 3-0 start, the Cougars have dropped four of their last five games. However, Washington State has scored at least 34 points in four of those contests. Additionally, the Cougars’ opponents scored at least 37 points in each of their four losses.

On average, Washington State is scoring 42 points per game on 521 yards of offense while allowing 30 points per game on 450 yards.

Having thrown for at least 400 yards in six of their eight games, Washington State quarterback Anthony Gordon has racked up 3,387 yards with 32 touchdowns and nine picks.

The Golden Bears are in a free fall with four straight losses after winning their first four. The last of those four losses came against #12 Utah in a 35-0 demolition.

On average, the Golden Bears are scoring 17 points per game on 293 yards of offense while allowing 21 points per game on 373 yards.

Offensively, much of the load falls upon running back Christopher Brown Jr., who’s rushed for 504 yards and four touchdowns.

50* Powerhouse Play on New Mexico State/Ole Miss over64 -110

Through eight games, the New Mexico State Aggies (0-8) are winless. Saturday night, they’ll take on the Ole Miss Rebels (3-6) in Mississippi. The over/under is set at 64 points.

It was easy to give New Mexico State a pass after starting off the season 0-2 after having to play #23 Washington State and #2 Alabama, but they’ve never turned it around. The Aggies have allowed at least 41 points in five of their eight games.

On average, New Mexico State is scoring 18 points per game on 345 yards of offense while allowing 42 points per game on 478 yards.

This far, New Mexico State quarterback Josh Adkins has thrown for 1,797 yards with nine touchdowns and 14 picks. Running back Jason Huntley has rushed for 575 yards and five touchdowns.

Prior to last week’s 20-14 loss to #11 Auburn, Ole Miss was able to put up 31 points in a win over Vanderbilt and 27 in a loss to Mizzou. The Rebels are currently on a three-game losing streak, but are playing the perfect team to remedy that run of misfortune.

On average, the Rebels are scoring 25 points per game on 415 yards of offense while allowing 26 points per game on 419 yards.

50* Powerhouse Play on Stanford/Colorado over55 -110

The Colorado Buffaloes (3-6) are currently last in the Pac-12, and they’ll face their next challenge on Saturday when the Stanford Cardinal (4-4) come to town. The over/under is set at 55 points.

Stanford is currently in the midst of its best run of form after winning three of four. Among those victories, a 23-13 win over #15 Washington is the most impressive. Stanford last played Arizona, scoring 41 in the win.

On average, the Cardinal are scoring 23 points per game on 348 yards of offense while allowing 28 points per game on 414 yards.

While Stanford has had to rotate quarterbacks around, they’ve been steady at running back with Cameron Scarlett leading the way. So far, Scarlett has rushed for 700 yards and five touchdowns.

After jumping out to a 3-1 start, Colorado has lost five straight. Throughout this losing streak, the Buffaloes have allowed at least 31 points in each contest.

On average, the Buffaloes are scoring 26 points per game on 406 yards of offense while allowing 34 points per game on 480 yards.

Spearheading the Colorado offense is quarterback Steven Montez, who’s thrown for 2,242 yards with 14 touchdowns and nine interceptions.

50* Powerhouse Play on Georgia Tech/Virginia over45 -110

The Virginia Cavaliers (6-3) are atop their side of the Atlantic Coast Conference. Saturday, Virginia will take on the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (2-6), who sit at the bottom of the ACC. The over/under is set at 45 points.

Georgia Tech recently followed up a 28-21 win over Miami with a 20-10 loss to Pittsburgh. In the two games prior, the Yellow Jackets allowed 41 to Duke and 38 to North Carolina.

On average, Georgia Tech is scoring 17 points per game on 299 yards of offense while allowing 29 points per game on 405 yards.

Leading the Georgia Tech offense is quarterback James Graham, who’s thrown for 723 yards with six touchdowns and four picks on top of 122 rushing yards with six touchdowns on the ground. Running back Jordan Mason has rushed for 622 yards and six TDs of his own.

Virginia has won two of its last three, scoring 38 and 48 points in their two victories. Although the Cavaliers offense has struggled on the road, they’ll be at home for Saturday’s contest, where they’ve scored at least 28 in every contest.

On average, Virginia is scoring 31 points per game on 364 yards of offense while allowing 22 points per game on 310 yards.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on East Carolina/SMU over71 -110

The #25 SMU Mustangs (8-1) managed to hang on to their ranked status after last week’s loss. Saturday night, the Mustangs will host the East Carolina Pirates (3-6). The over/under is set at 71 points.

ECU is one of the weakest teams in the American Athletic Conference, made apparent by their current streak of four-straight losses. It’s been a tough schedule for the Pirates lately, having to face Temple, UCF, and #17 Cincinnati, but they should have performed better than their 45-20 performance against USF.

On average, ECU is scoring 24 points per game on 402 yards of offense while allowing 30 points per game on 422 yards.

Over their last three games, the Pirates have allowed at least 41 points in each contest. Of ECU’s seven defeats, opponents have failed to reach at least 34 points on just one occasion.

A week ago, SMU appeared to be the AAC’s best team. However, a 54-48 loss to #24 Memphis shredded the Mustangs’ undefeated status. Despite that loss, SMU has still scored at least 34 points in every contest, and has put up as many as 49 in a single game.

On average, the Mustangs are scoring 44 points per game on 509 yards of offense while allowing 31 points on 401 yards.

50* Powerhouse Play on Florida State/Boston College over62½ -110

Two middle-of-the-pack ACC teams are set to face off on Saturday afternoon as the Boston College Eagles (5-4) host the Florida State Seminoles (4-5). The over/under is set at 62.5 points.

The Seminoles are coming off a demoralizing loss to Miami in a rivalry game. That loss means FSU has now dropped three of their past four games. To start the streak, Florida State lost to #2 Clemson by a score of 45-14.

On average, the Seminoles are scoring 27 points per game on 393 yards of offense while allowing 29 points per game on 434 yards.

Running back Cam Akers has been a steady force in the FSU backfield. Averaging five yards per carry, Akers has rushed for 983 yards and 12 touchdowns on the season.

Boston College has earned a winning record by winning two of their last three. Sandwiched between wins over NC State and Syracuse was a 59-7 loss to #4 Clemson. In those two wins, the Eagles scored 45 and 58 points.

On average, Boston College is scoring 34 points per game on 481 yards of offense while allowing 31 points per game on 482 yards.

The Boston College offense has been led by running back AJ Dillon, who’s rushed for 1,286 yards and 13 touchdowns.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Central Florida/Tulsa under70½ -110

A Friday evening college football offering pits two mirrored records against one another as the UCF Knights (7-2) go on the road to take on the Tulsa Golden Hurricane (2-7). The over/under is set at 70.5 points.

It hasn’t been the season UCF was hoping for, but they’ve only dropped two contests this year. The Knights have scored at least 41 points in each of their seven wins, and have scored 34 or more in all but one game all season.

On average, the Knights are scoring 46 points per game on 551 yards of offense while allowing 22 points per game on 348 yards.

Quarterback Dillon Gabriel leads an explosive offense with his 2,516 yards, 23 touchdowns, and five interceptions. Gabriel’s favorite target is Gabriel Davis, who’s caught 53 balls for 962 yards and 10 touchdowns.

Tulsa got off to a .500 start through four games, but has since lost five straight. Throughout that rough stretch, the Golden Hurricane have been held to 26 points or fewer on three occasions.

On average, Tulsa is scoring 24 points per game on 403 yards of offense while allowing 33 points per game on 407 yards.

Tulsa’s leading running back, Shamari Brooks, has been held to fewer than 100 yards in five of his last six games.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Temple/South Florida under50 -109

After a 5-1 start, the Temple Owls (5-3) are now desperate to stay in the mix at the top of the American Athletic Conference. Thursday night, they’ll have a chance to improve their record with a conference game against the South Florida Bulls (4-4). The over/under is set at 50 points.

Temple was riding high after a 30-28 win over #23 Memphis, but two straight losses to #19 SMU and UCF brought the Owls back down to earth. In each of those two defeats, Temple scored just 21 points.

On average, the Owls are scoring 28 points per game on 402 yards of offense while allowing 28 points per game on 402 yards.

Anthony Russo leads the Temple offense with 1,873 yards, 16 touchdowns, and eight interceptions. However, Russo has been held to less than 200 passing yards in each of the past two games.

South Florida has been struggling to stay afloat all season long. They’ve had their best stretch of the season lately, earning three wins out of four with a bad loss to Navy in the middle.

On average, the Bulls are scoring 26 points per game on 353 yards of offense while allowing 28 points per game on 385 yards.

In their last three wins, the Bulls have held their opponents to 23 points or fewer. In their last loss, the Bulls scored only three points.

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100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Ball State/Western Michigan under64 -109

With a win tonight, the Ball State Cardinals (4-4) would earn themselves a winning record. To do so, they’ll need to take down the Western Michigan Broncos (5-4) on the road. The over/under is set at 64 points.

Before ending October on a losing note with a 34-21 defeat to Ohio, Ball State ripped off three wins in a row over Northern Illinois, Eastern Michigan, and Toledo. In those three victories, the Cardinals held their opponents to 23 points or fewer.

On average, Ball State is scoring 33 points per game on 441 yards of offense while allowing 29 points per game on 398 yards.

Throwing to four different pass catchers with at least 300 receiving yards, quarterback Drew Plitt leads the Ball State offense. While completing 64.9% of his passes, Plitt has thrown for 1,977 yards with 17 touchdowns and six interceptions.

With one of the better records in the Mid-American Conference, Western Michigan has experienced a season of slaloming back and forth between wins and losses. Most recently, the Broncos enjoyed one of the team’s biggest wins of the season with a 49-10 drubbing of Bowling Green.

On average, Western Michigan is scoring 36 points per game on 461 yards of offense while allowing 26 points per game on 430 yards of offense.

The Broncos have held their opponents to 16 points or less in five of their nine contests.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Hawaii -2 -109

With a win today, the Fresno State Bulldogs (3-4) could get back to .500. Tonight, they’ll attempt to do so against the high-flying Hawaii Rainbow Warriors (5-3) in Hawaii.

Fresno State appeared to be on a good run of form after winning three of four, but they’ve now dropped two of their last three games. In those losses, the Bulldogs allowed 43 points to Air Force and 41 points to Colorado State.

On average, Fresno State is scoring 33 points per game on 401 yards of offense while allowing 31 points per game on 388 yards.

Quarterback Jorge Reyna leads the Fresno State attack. On the season, Reyna has thrown for 1,655 yards with 10 touchdowns and six interceptions.

Hawaii has continued their long-standing tradition of trying to outscore opponents with a fast-paced offense. After losses to Air Force and #14 Boise State, the Rainbow Warriors returned to their winning ways with a 45-31 victory over New Mexico.

On average, the Rainbow Warriors are scoring 37 points per game on 488 yards of offense while allowing 35 points per game on 437 yards.

Completing 65.5% of his passes, quarterback Cole McDonald continues to chuck the ball all over the field. On the year, McDonald has 2,521 yards with 24 touchdowns and 11 picks.

50* Powerhouse Play on Oregon -4 -109

The #7 Oregon Ducks (7-1) are the Pac-12’s best chance of having a representative in the College Football Playoff. The Ducks will face one of their toughest tasks of the season when they go on the road to take on the USC Trojans (5-3) Saturday evening.

Oregon’s lone loss of the season came on a neutral site game to open the year when they allowed #16 Auburn to earn a comeback victory. Since then, the Ducks haven’t lost. Oregon recently survived two tough games against #25 Washington and then Washington State.

On average, the Ducks are scoring 36 points per game on 466 yards of offense while allowing 15 points per game on 308 yards.

Quarterback Justin Herbert has been getting plenty of NFL draft chatter, and for good reason. On the year, Herbert has thrown for 2,104 yards with 21 touchdowns and just one interception while completing 68.3% of his passes.

USC has trudged through a difficult schedule that’s included a stretch of games against #10 Utah, #17 Washington, and #10 Notre Dame. To get to 5-3, the Trojans recently took down both Arizona and Colorado.

On average, the Trojans are scoring 31 points per game on 442 yards of offense while allowing 25 points per game on 429 yards.

A trio of receivers has accounted for 16 of USC’s touchdowns so far this year. Michael Pittman Jr. has racked up 755 receiving yards and seven touchdowns to lead the group.

50* Powerhouse Play on Oregon State/Arizona over70½ -110

Both the Oregon State Beavers (3-4) and the Arizona Wildcats (4-4) have been involved in some of the highest-scoring contests of the college football season. Saturday night, these two squads will go head to head. The over/under is set at 70.5 points.

An outlier in Oregon State’s season was their most recent victory, which was a 21-17 win over California. In the two games prior, the Beavers allowed 52 points to #15 Utah and defeated UCLA in a game that had a combined 79 points scored.

On average, the Beavers are scoring 30 points per game on 411 yards of offense while allowing 32 points per game on 426 yards.

For the offense-first Beavers, quarterback Jake Luton spearheads the team. On the season, Luton has thrown for 1,602 yards with 16 touchdowns and only a single interception.

In three straight losses to Washington, USC, and Stanford, the Wildcats have allowed 41 points or more. Their most recent game was the loss to the Cardinal, in which a total of 72 points were scored.

On average, the Wildcats are scoring 32 points per game on 492 yards of offense while allowing 35 points per game on 469 yards.

Offensively, Arizona does just about everything by committee. In the running game, five different players have at least 197 rushing yards. In the passing game, five different receivers have racked up at least 200 yards, three of which have three touchdowns.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on UNLV/Colorado State over64½ -110

Both the UNLV Rebels (2-6) and Colorado State Rams (3-5) are below .500. Saturday, these two squads will face off against one another. The over/under is set at 64.5 points.

UNLV is coming off two straight losses to Fresno State and San Diego State, both of which came after a 34-10 victory over Vanderbilt. The Rebels haven’t been able to limit opposing offenses with much success. For example, Wyoming was able to put up 53 on UNLV.

On average, UNLV is scoring 24 points per game on 375 yards of offense while allowing 34 points per game on 426 yards.

With 793 yards and seven touchdowns, running back Charles Williams heads up the UNLV ground game. Receiver Randal Grimes is the team’s biggest offensive threat with 474 yards and five touchdowns through the air.

Colorado State haven’t racked up many wins throughout the season, but they’re now entering this week after back-to-back victories over New Mexico and Fresno State. Over the past two games, the Rams have scored a combined 76 points.

On average, the Rams are scoring 31 points per game on 473 yards of offense while allowing 34 points per game on 396 yards.

While two quarterbacks have gotten significant time for Colorado State, they’ve both had success throwing to Warren Jackson and Dante Wright. Jackson has hauled in 49 passes for 719 yards and six touchdowns, and Wright has earned 615 yards and three touchdowns of his own.

50* Powerhouse Play on Rutgers/Illinois over49 -109

Two bottom-half teams of the Big Ten Conference will face off Saturday afternoon when the Illinois Fighting Illini (4-4) host the Rutgers Scarlet Knights (2-6). The over/under is set at 49 points.

Thus far, the Scarlet Knights have book-ended their season with a pair of wins filled with a six-game losing streak. Most recently, Rutgers beat up on Liberty to win 44-34. In their other win on the season, Rutgers scored 48 against UMass.

On average, the Scarlet Knights are scoring 15 points per game on 281 yards of offense while allowing 37 points per game on 444 yards.

Rutgers quarterback Johnny Langan had a big day in the win over Liberty. In addition to 192 yards and two touchdowns through the air, Langan ran for 118 yards and another TD.

Illinois is coming off two-straight victories, the most impressive of which was a one-point win over #6 Wisconsin. In the past two games, the Fighting Illini put up 24 points against better defenses than they’ll be facing this Saturday.

On average, the Fighting Illini are scoring 29 points per game on 326 yards of offense while allowing 27 points per game on 412 yards.

Reggie Corbin and Dre Brown lead the Illinois rushing attack. Corbin has 526 yards and five touchdowns, and Brown has added another 411 yards and two touchdowns.

50* Powerhouse Play on Nebraska/Purdue over57 -110

Scott Frost’s second year in Nebraska hasn’t gone exactly according to plan, but he has a chance to get his team over .500 on Saturday when the Nebraska Cornhuskers (4-4) go on the road to take on the Purdue Boilermakers (2-6). The over/under is set at 57 points.

After a bounce-back 13-10 win over Northwestern, Nebraska dropped back-to-back games against Minnesota and Indiana. Although the Cornhuskers lost by a touchdown in that contest against Indiana, they managed to put up 31 points.

On average, Nebraska is scoring 26 points per game on 413 yards of offense while allowing 29 points per game on 400 yards.

Nebraska should have starting quarterback Adrian Martinez back on the field after missing time due to injury. On the season, Martinez has thrown for 1,245 yards, seven touchdowns, and five interceptions.

After a big win over Maryland a few weeks ago, Purdue has dropped two straight to #23 Iowa and Illinois. If Rondale Moore is able to play meaningful minutes at the running back position, the Boilermakers will like their chances to score points against a vulnerable Nebraska defense.

On average, the Boilermakers are scoring 24 points per game on 369 yards of offense while allowing 29 points per game on 412 yards.

50* Powerhouse Play on Buffalo/Eastern Michigan under50½ -110

A noon kickoff will pit two identical records against each other as the Eastern Michigan Eagles (4-4) play host to the Buffalo Bulls (4-4). The over/under is set at 50.5 points.

After starting the season with a record of 2-4, the Bulls have gained some momentum with wins over Akron and Central Michigan. Defensively, Buffalo has been very good. In five of their eight games, the Bulls have held their opponent to 22 points or fewer.

On average, the Bulls are scoring 26 points per game on 355 yards of offense while allowing 23 points per game on 304 yards.

A strong Buffalo defense that earned five turnovers against Central Michigan will aim to once again assist an offense that hasn’t been very explosive. The Bulls only have one receiver with more than 162 yards.

Eastern Michigan started the year strong but has most recently lost three of its last four games. In each of their last two games, the Eagles scored 34 points.

On average, Eastern Michigan is scoring 28 points per game on 398 yards of offense while allowing 32 points per game on 443 yards.

While the Bulls struggle in the passing game, the Eagles haven’t offered much by way of a running game. Only Shaq Vann, who’s rushed for 318 yards and two touchdowns, has more than 191 rushing yards for Eastern Michigan.

50* Powerhouse Play on Northern Illinois/Central Michigan under50½ -110

The Central Michigan Chippewas (5-4) are set to host a team sitting below them in the Mid-American Conference as the Northern Illinois Huskies (3-5) come to town. The over/under is set at 50.5 points.

Northern Illinois is coming off a 49-0 blowout victory, but it came against lowly Akron, who has yet to win a game through eight contests. Prior to the Akron game, the Huskies fell to Miami of Ohio in a 27-24 matchup.

On average, Northern Illinois is scoring 25 points per game on 377 yards of offense while allowing 25 points per game on 342 yards.

Running back Tre Harbison has led the Huskies in rushing in each of the past four games. On the season, Harbison has rushed for 724 yards and seven touchdowns. Quarterback Marcus Childers threw for three touchdowns against Akron, but he managed just 71 passing yards in the game.

Before last week’s loss to Buffalo, the Chippewas won three straight against Eastern Michigan, New Mexico State, and Bowling Green. Central Michigan held opponents to 28 points or fewer throughout that three-game winning streak.

On average, the Chippewas are scoring 28 points per game on 419 yards of offense while allowing 29 points per game on 365 yards.

Quinten Dormady leads the Central Michigan offense from the quarterback position. On the year, Dormady has thrown for 1,022 yards, eight touchdowns, and four interceptions.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Navy/Connecticut under55 -115

Only a loss to Memphis has kept the Navy Midshipmen (6-1) from a flawless record through seven games. Tonight, Navy will head into Connecticut to take on the Huskies (2-6) of UConn. The over/under is set at 55 points.

Navy has ripped off four straight wins and now aims for a fifth against a struggling Huskies squad. On their current winning streak, the Midshipmen have scored at least 34 points in every game, and have held their opponent to 25 points or fewer in three of the four.

On average, the Midshipmen are scoring 38 points per game on 440 yards of offense while allowing 19 points per game on 310 yards.

With four touchdowns and three picks, quarterback Malcolm Perry hasn’t been great in the passing game. However, he’s been outstanding in the running game with a team-leading 934 yards and 14 touchdowns.

UConn registered one of the team’s two wins in their last contest, which came against UMass. Before that 56-35 win, the Huskies had failed to score more than 24 points in any game this year.

On average, the Huskies are scoring 22 points per game on 344 yards of offense while allowing 38 points per game on 429 yards.

From the running back position, Kevin Mensah is UConn’s biggest threat. On 150 carries, Mensah has rushed for 696 yards and nine touchdowns.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on West Virginia/Baylor over56 -110

The well-rested #12 Baylor Bears (7-0) will be aiming to extend their lead in the Big 12 this evening when they host the West Virginia Mountaineers (3-4). The over/under is set at 56 points.

Let’s start with the Mountaineers, who’ve lost three straight to tough competition. Although West Virginia only scored 14 points in each of their games against #5 Oklahoma and Iowa State, they managed to put up 31 points against a strong #11 Texas team.

On average, the Mountaineers are scoring 23 points per game on 314 yards of offense while allowing 33 points per game on 407 yards.

West Virginia’s biggest weakness is the running game. With running backs Kennedy McCoy and Leddie Brown leading the charge, the Mountaineers don’t have a single rusher over 200 yards. However, quarterback Austin Kendall has thrown for 1,429 yards and 11 TDs with seven picks.

The Baylor Bears coming to town must be a scary sight for a West Virginia team that’s allowing 33 points a game. Thus far, the high-flying Baylor offense has been held to less than 31 points just twice this season. Although they haven’t played a ranked team, the Bears have beaten every team that’s lined up in front of them this year.

On average, Baylor is scoring 39 points per game on 484 yards of offense while allowing 19 points per game on 358 yards.

Throwing to a pair of 500-yard receivers, quarterback Charlie Brewer has been a beast all season. By completing 66.3% of his passes, Brewer has thrown for 1,866 yards, 12 touchdowns, and three interceptions.

50* Powerhouse Play on Notre Dame/Michigan under52 -110

Saturday’s premier matchup figures to be the #8 Notre Dame Fighting Irish (5-1) going into the Big House to take on the #19 Michigan Wolverines (5-2). The over/under is set at 52 points.

Since Notre Dame’s loss to #3 Georgia, the Irish have ripped off three straight victories. Most recently, Notre Dame took down USC by a score of 30-27.

On average, the Fighting Irish are scoring 39 points per game on 450 yards of offense, but they’ve only hit that point total once in the past four games. Defensively, Notre Dame is allowing just 17 points per game on 346 yards.

Completing 63.2% of his passes, Ian Book has been very good for the Fighting Irish at quarterback. On the season, Book has thrown for 1,419 yards while tossing 14 touchdowns and two interceptions. Averaging seven yards per carry, running back Tony Jones Jr. has rushed for 557 yards and four TDs.

Michigan has five wins in seven games, but they’ve failed to beat the toughest competition on the schedule. Before last week’s 28-21 loss to #7 Penn State, the Wolverines lost to #13 Wisconsin by a score of 35-14.

On average, the Wolverines are scoring 29 points per game on 391 yards of offense while allowing 19 points on 283 yards.

At quarterback, Shea Patterson leads the Michigan offense. Through seven games, Patterson has thrown for 1,522 yards, nine touchdowns, and four picks.

50* Powerhouse Play on Missouri/Kentucky under45 -110

The Missouri Tigers (5-2) threw away what’s been a great season with a 21-14 loss at the hands of Vanderbilt last week. Saturday night, Missouri will try to get back on track on the road against the Kentucky Wildcats (3-4). The over/under is set at 45 points.

Although the Tigers have won five of their seven games, all five have come at home while their two losses have been on the road. Missouri’s 14-point dud against Vanderbilt showed a weak spot in an otherwise daunting passing attack.

On average, the Tigers are scoring 35 points per game on 448 yards of offense while allowing 17 points on 270 yards.

In addition to a strong defense, Missouri is led by a quarterback in Kelly Bryant who’s thrown for 1,715 yards, 13 touchdowns, and five interceptions. However, Bryant is coming off his worst game of the season in which he threw for just 140 yards.

Kentucky is coming off a loss, but they held #10 Georgia to just 21 points of offense in that contest. Before the Georgia game, the Wildcats won a 24-20 game over Arkansas.

On average, the Wildcats are scoring 20 points per game on 354 yards of offense while allowing 23 points per game on 364 yards.

Kentucky hasn’t been very explosive on offense throughout the season. The team’s leading receiver, Lynn Bowden Jr., has only 348 yards and one touchdown.

50* Powerhouse Play on Arkansas/Alabama under56½ -110

It hardly seems fair that the Arkansas Razorbacks (2-5) have to go into Tuscaloosa to take on the #1 Alabama Crimson Tide (7-0), yet these two squads will go head to head Saturday. The over/under is set at 56.5 points.

The Razorbacks are entering this contest on the back of a four-game losing streak, including a 31-24 loss to San Jose State. Most recently, Arkansas managed just 10 points against #11 Auburn.

On average, the Razorbacks are scoring 25 points per game on 385 yards of offense while allowing 31 points on 412 yards.

Ben Hicks has been at the helm for this Arkansas offense over the past three game and has struggled to get the offense rolling. Completing just 50.4% of his passes, the Razorbacks quarterback has thrown for 692 yards, two touchdowns, and one interception.

Alabama has yet to play some of their toughest opponents of the season, but they’ve beaten everyone that’s lined up in front of them. Most recently, the Crimson Tide defeated Tennessee 35-13.

On average, the Crimson Tide are scoring 49 points per game on 513 yards of offense while allowing 16 points per game on 321 yards.

The Alabama offense will get the opportunity to prove themselves as a unit rather than a quarterback-dependent team with starter Tua Tagovailoa out injured. Sophomore Mac Jones will start at quarterback in his place.

Although Alabama is still a big favorite to win this contest, it wouldn’t be a surprise to see the Crimson Tide offense take a step back.

50* Powerhouse Play on New Mexico +10 -110

With Saturday’s game versus the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors (4-3), the New Mexico Lobos (2-5) will try to begin digging themselves out of the basement of the Mountain West Conference.

Hawaii’s strong first half of the season came to a grinding halt with two straight losses to #14 Boise State and Air Force. In both games, the Rainbow Warriors gave up at least 56 points.

On average, the Rainbow Warriors are scoring 35 points per game on 475 yards of offense while allowing 36 points per game on 428 yards.

A dynamic Hawaii passing attack is led by quarterback Cole McDonald, who’s thrown for 2,284 yards with 23 touchdowns and 10 picks. The rushing attack is far inferior, with running back Miles Reed leading the team with just 273 yards and three touchdowns on the season.

New Mexico has lost four straight since the end of September while scoring 10 points in two of the contests and 21 points in the other two. On average, the Lobos are scoring 24 points per game on 417 yards of offense while allowing 37 points per game on 494 yards.

The New Mexico offense features a pair of solid running backs. Averaging 5.1 yards per carry, Ahmari Davis leads the team with 543 yards and four touchdowns. Averaging 6.3 yards per carry, Bryson Carroll has added another 444 yards and two touchdowns.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Ohio/Ball State under62 -110

A Mid-American Conference showdown pits the Ohio Bobcats (3-4) against the Ball State Cardinals (4-3). The over/under for this matchup is 62 points.

Ohio has won two of its last three games, the most impressive of which was a 21-20 overtime victory against Buffalo. On average, the Bobcats are scoring 30 points per game on 406 yards while allowing 31 points per game on 460 yards.

Coming off his highest-yardage game of the year, quarterback Nathan Rourke has thrown for 1,612 yards with 10 touchdowns and four interceptions. Rourke also happens to lead the team in rushing with 409 yards and six touchdowns.

Shane Hooks is Ohio’s most explosive receiver. Averaging 20.7 yards per reception, Hooks has caught 17 balls for 352 yards and three TDs.

Ball State has finally earned some momentum with three straight wins over Northern Illinois, Eastern Michigan, and Toledo. In each victory, the Cardinals held their opponents to a maximum of 23 points.

On average, Ball State is scoring 35 points per game on 454 yards of offense while allowing 28 points per game on 391 yards.

Quarterback Drew Plitt has thrown for 1,868 yards with 16 touchdowns and six interceptions. Meanwhile, running back Caleb Huntley leads the offense with 711 yards and five touchdowns.

50* Powerhouse Play on Miami-FL/Pittsburgh under44 -110

It’s been a rough first year for head coach Manny Diaz, who recently said his Miami Hurricanes (3-4) team is in a rebuild. Saturday, Miami will be on the road to take on the Pitt Panthers (5-2). The over/under is set at 44 points.

Miami recently followed up a strong win over #20 Virginia with a 28-21 overtime loss to Georgia Tech. Offense has been the issue for the Hurricanes, who haven’t scored more than 21 in three of their last four games.

On average, the Hurricanes are scoring 28 points on 409 yards of offense while allowing 20 points on 298 yards.

N’Kosi Perry has been relatively good at quarterback since taking over. Completing 59.8% of his passes, Perry has thrown for 871 yards with eight touchdowns and one pick so far.

Pittsburgh finds itself on a four-game winning streak that started with a win over #15 UCF. The Panthers have allowed 20 points or fewer in two of their last three games.

On average, the Pitt Panthers are scoring 22 points per game on 390 yards of offense while allowing 22 points per game on 302 yards.

Without a terribly productive rushing attack, quarterback Kenny Pickett leads the offense with 1,602 yards, eight touchdowns, and four picks.

50* Powerhouse Play on Illinois/Purdue under58½ -110

In a Big Ten matchup, the Purdue Boilermakers (2-5) will try to pull level with the Illinois Fighting Illini (3-4) on Saturday afternoon. The over/under is set at 58.5 points.

It’s largely been a season to forget for Illinois, but last week marked a milestone victory for Lovie Smith’s squad as they upset #6 Wisconsin by a single point at home. Despite that big win, the Fighting Illini haven’t scored more than 25 in any of their past three contests.

On average, the Fighting Illini are scoring 30 points per game on 334 yards while allowing 30 points per game on 432 yards.

Quarterback Brandon Peters, who threw for 174 yards against Wisconsin, has completed just 56.1% of his passes for 971 yards with 12 touchdowns and four interceptions on the season.

A poor Purdue team most recently fell to #23 Iowa by a score of 26-20. On average, the Boilermakers are scoring 26 points per game on 384 yards of offense while allowing 29 points per game on 432 yards.

The running game has been virtually non-existent for Purdue. Running back King Doerue leads the team with just 252 yards and three touchdowns.

50* Powerhouse Play on Liberty/Rutgers under45 -110

A glance at the standings of independent college football teams shows the Liberty Flames (5-2) ahead of Notre Dame. Saturday, the Flames will go on the road to take on the Rutgers Scarlet Knights (1-6). The over/under is set at 45 points.

After dropping their first two games of the season, Liberty has won five straight against the likes of Buffalo and New Mexico State.

On average, the Flames are scoring 30 points per game on 408 yards of offense while allowing 24 points per game on 438 yards.

At quarterback, Stephen Calvert leads the Liberty attack with 1,920 yards, 15 touchdowns, and three interceptions. Antonio Gandy-Golden has been on the receiving end of 43 of Calvert’s passes, racking up 877 yards and five TDs.

Rutgers is at the bottom of the Big Ten barrel and has been absolutely dreadful on offense. In their past four games, all of which have been losses, the Scarlet Knights have scored a combined 14 points. Rutgers was shut out in two of those games.

On average, the Scarlet Knights are scoring 11 points per game on 255 yards of offense while allowing 37 points per game on 449 yards.

A bad Rutgers offense is led by Isaih Pacheco, who’s rushed for 434 yards and four touchdowns in seven games.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on USC/Colorado over63 -109

Both having played seven games, the USC Trojans (4-3) and Colorado Buffaloes (3-4) have mirrored records, including in Pac-12 play, where USC has a 3-1 record. When they play under the lights on Friday night in Colorado, the over/under will be set at 63 points.

USC recently faced its toughest stretch of the season when they faced #10 Utah, #17 Washington, and #9 Notre Dame in three straight games. Although the Trojans only managed one win in that period, they followed it up with last week’s 41-14 domination of Arizona.

On average, the Trojans are scoring 31 points per game on 431 yards of offense while allowing 24 points per game on 416 yards.

Kedon Slovis, who’s back under center for USC, has thrown for 1,219 yards, nine touchdowns, and four interceptions this year. His two biggest weapons are Michael Pittman Jr., who’s caught 43 balls for 599 yards and five touchdowns, and Tyler Vaughns, who’s reeled in 42 passes for 534 yards and four touchdowns.

The Buffaloes are coming off three straight losses, one of which was a 45-3 pounding by #13 Oregon. On average, Colorado is scoring 27 points per game on 407 yards of offense while allowing 35 points per game on 482 yards.

USC will be chomping at the bit to face a Colorado defense that’s allowed at least 31 points in every game this season.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Houston +14½ -110

D’Eriq King and the Houston Cougars (3-4) were supposed to be a top AAC team this year. Instead, it’s the undefeated #16 SMU Mustangs who lead the conference. Tonight, these two teams face off in Houston.

Ever since opening the season with a 37-30 win over Arkansas State, SMU has scored at least 41 points in every single contest. That includes a win over #25 TCU and a 45-21 performance against a good Temple team.

On average, the Mustangs are scoring 44 points per game on 521 yards of offense while allowing 27 points per game on 370 yards.

Quarterback Shane Buechele leads the SMU offense. Completing 64.8% of his passes, Buechele has thrown for 2,122 yards with 18 touchdowns and six interceptions. Buechele is coming off a huge game against Temple in which he threw for 457 yards with six TDs and one pick.

The Cougars followed up a loss to #25 Cincinnati with a 24-17 win over UConn. On average, Houston is scoring 31 points per game on 393 yards of offense while allowing 31 points per game on 470 yards.

Houston features a running game with a pair of backs that have scored three touchdowns each. Kyle Porter leads the team with 448 yards, and Patrick Carr has racked up 301 yards of his own.

Although Houston doesn’t have the stingiest defense in the nation, giving 14.5 points to an offense that averages 31 is a dangerous affair.

50* Powerhouse Play on Air Force/Hawaii over66 -110

Identical records will be put on the line when the Air Force Falcons (4-2) go on the road to take on the Hawai’i Rainbow Warriors (4-2) on Saturday night. The over/under is set at 66 points.

Air Force is coming off one of their better offensive performances of the season, defeating Fresno State by a score of 43-24. On average, Air Force is scoring 34 points per game on 424 yards of offense while allowing 24 points per game on 310 yards.

The Air Force triple option is led by quarterback Donald Hammond III, who’s thrown for 655 yards, five touchdowns, and three picks in addition to his 249 yards and eight touchdowns on the ground. The Falcons have two 400-yard rushers in Taven Birdow and Kadin Remsberg.

Most recently, the Rainbow Warriors followed up a 54-3 win over Nevada with a 59-37 loss to #14 Boise State. Hawai’i has scored 35 or more in each of their past three games.

On average, the Rainbow Warriors are scoring 37 points per game on 473 yards of offense while allowing 33 points on 412 yards.

No stranger to high-scoring affairs and airing it out, Hawai’i quarterback Cole McDonald is on pace for a huge year. With a 66.7% completion percentage, McDonald has thrown for 1,880 yards, 20 touchdowns, and nine picks.

50* Powerhouse Play on Boise State/BYU over45 -110

The BYU Cougars (2-4) will have their hands full this weekend as the undefeated #14 Boise State Broncos (6-0) come to town. The over/under is set at 45 points.

Boise State hasn’t lost a single game thus far, and has scored at least 30 points in all but one game this year. BYU’s biggest issue is that the Broncos are coming off their highest-scoring game of the season after putting up 59 points on Hawai’i.

On average, the Broncos are scoring 37 points per game on 488 yards of offense while allowing 20 points per game on 327 yards.

Between John Hightower and Khalil Shakir, the Broncos have a pair of 400-yard receivers for quarterback Hank Bachmeier to throw to. On the season, Bachmeier has thrown for 1,547 yards with nine touchdowns and three interceptions.

After taking down #24 USC, BYU has lost three straight games to #22 Washington, Toledo, and USF. In each of those three losses, the Cougars have allowed at least 27 points to their opponent.

On average, the Cougars are scoring 22 points per game on 386 yards of offense while allowing 31 points per game on 413 yards.

BYU quarterback Zach Wilson has thrown for 1,312 yards with five touchdowns and four picks.

50* Powerhouse Play on Kentucky/Georgia under47 -110

We’ll find out how rattled the #10 Georgia Bulldogs (5-1) are after their first loss of the season when they host the Kentucky Wildcats (3-3) on Saturday. The over/under is set at 47 points.

In the world of college football, the Wildcats are generally involved in low-scoring games. None of Kentucky’s last four games have gone over 50 total points, and the Wildcats haven’t scored more than 24 in any of them.

On average, the Wildcats are scoring 24 points per game on 384 yards of offense while allowing 24 points per game on 380 yards.

After six games, Kentucky doesn’t have a running back over 420 yards or a receiver over 350 yards. However, the Wildcats offer a perfectly balanced offense that averages 192 rushing yards and 192 net passing yards per game.

Before last weekend, Georgia was considered one of the best teams in the nation with a clear path to the College Football Playoff. Then, the Bulldogs scored just 17 against South Carolina.

On average, Georgia is scoring 39 points on 504 yards of offense while allowing 12 points per game on 281 yards.

The 20 points Georgia gave up to South Carolina is the most any team has put on the Bulldogs all season long. In addition to a couple of 17-point performances, other Georgia opponents have scored 14, six, and zero points in the remaining games.

50* Powerhouse Play on Baylor/Oklahoma State over67½ -110

The Oklahoma State Cowboys (4-2) will face their third ranked opponent in four games when they host the undefeated #19 Baylor Bears (6-0) on Saturday. The over/under is set at 67.5 points.

Although the Bears remained unscathed, it took two overtimes for them to earn a three-point victory over Texas Tech last week. Over the past two weeks, Baylor has scored a combined 64 points.

On average, the Bears are scoring 38 points on 475 yards of offense while allowing 18 points per game on 340 yards.

With 1,554 yards, 11 touchdowns, and three picks, quarterback Charlie Brewer leads the Baylor attack. Receiver Denzel Mimz, who has 32 catches for 503 yards and five touchdowns, is Brewer’s favorite target.

Coming off a 45-35 loss to Texas Tech, Oklahoma State has the benefit of an extra week of preparation with a bye last week. On average, the Cowboys are scoring 40 points per game on 528 yards of offense while allowing 28 points per game on 415 yards.

This Oklahoma State offense is powered by Chuba Hubbard. The Cowboys running back has already rushed for 1,094 yards and 13 touchdowns through six games of the season.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Temple/SMU over59 -110

Two of the top teams in the American Athletic Conference are set to face off Saturday when the Temple Owls (5-1) take on the #19 SMU Mustangs (6-0). The over/under is set at 59 points.

Only a single loss to Buffalo has kept the Owls from a perfect season through six games. With wins over #21 Maryland and #23 Memphis, Temple can now boast two wins over ranked teams. They’ll aim for a third on Saturday.

On average, the Owls are scoring 30 points per game on 446 yards of offense while allowing 19 points per game on 325 yards.

Quarterback Anthony Russo has led Temple to five victories on his 1,502 yards, 13 touchdowns, and six interceptions. Running back Re’Mahn Davis has rushed for 575 yards and four touchdowns.

Apart from a 37-30 victory to open the season, SMU has scored at least 41 points in every game this year. The Mustangs now enter this contest after a bye week that followed their comeback win over Tulsa a couple of weeks ago.

On average, the Mustangs are scoring 44 points per game on 498 yards of offense while allowing 28 points per game on 386 yards.

The balanced SMU attack is led by quarterback Shane Buechele, who’s thrown for 1,665 yards, 12 touchdowns, and five picks. Buechele has two 500-yard receivers in Reggie Roberson Jr. and James Proche.

50* Powerhouse Play on South Florida/Navy under52 -110

With only a single loss on the record, the Navy Midshipmen (4-1) have gotten off to a great first half of the season. Saturday, they’ll host the South Florida Bulls (3-3) in an American Athletic Conference contest. The over/under is set at 52 points.

South Florida has gotten it going over the past couple of weeks with wins over UConn and BYU. On average, the Bulls are scoring 27 points per game on 339 yards of offense while allowing 29 points on 383 yards.

Coming off a 150-yard performance a week ago, running back Jordan Cronkrite will aim for another big game. On the season, Cronkrite has 382 yards and two touchdowns. Quarterback Jordan McCloud is the team’s second-leading rusher with 167 yards and four touchdowns on the ground.

With two straight wins over Air Force and Tulsa, Navy has improved to 4-1 with their only loss coming against a good Memphis team. On average, Navy is scoring 38 points per game on 434 yards of offense while allowing 19 points per game on 286 yards.

In addition to quarterback Malcolm Perry’s 489 yards, three touchdowns, and zero interceptions through the air, he’s the team’s leading rusher with 604 yards and 12 touchdowns on the ground.

With good defenses that have allowed more than 25 points just twice in the last 10 combined games, points should be at a premium in this one.

50* Powerhouse Play on Coastal Carolina/Georgia Southern under45½ -110

An all-Sun Belt contest on Saturday features the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers (3-3) on the road against the Georgia Southern Eagles (2-3). The over/under is set at 45.5 points.

It’s been an interesting 30-day stretch for the Chanticleers coming into this matchup. After putting up 46 and 62 points in wins over Norfolk and UMass, Coastal Carolina dropped back-to-back games against App State and Georgia State.

On average, the Chanticleers are scoring 34 points per game on 423 yards of offense while allowing 27 points on 319 yards.

Without a receiver with more than 309 yards through the air, the Chanticleers rely on the running game more often than not. If Georgia Southern can suffocate running back CJ Marable, who has 508 rushing yards and five touchdowns, they’ll have a good chance in this one.

The Eagles enter this contest with the momentum of a 20-17 double-overtime win over South Alabama. On average, Georgia Southern is scoring 21 points per game on 278 yards of offense while allowing 32 points per game on 380 yards.

Georgia Southern has been inept when it comes to a passing game. Without a single 100-yard receiver, both Georgia Southern quarterbacks have thrown for a combined 277 yards.

50* Powerhouse Play on Central Michigan/Bowling Green over52½ -110

Despite a four-game losing streak, the Bowling Green Falcons (2-4) have a chance to catch Kent State in the Mid-American Conference. To do so, they’ll need a win over the Central Michigan Chippewas (4-3) on Saturday. The over/under is set at 52.5 points.

Central Michigan is coming off two wins over Eastern Michigan and New Mexico State. Scoring 42 points in both contests, the Chippewas outscored their opponents 84-42 in those games. On average, Central Michigan is scoring 28 points per game on 411 yards of offense while allowing 28 points per game on 367 yards.

The Central Michigan offense is led by the duo of Jonathan Ward and Kobe Lewis at the running back position. While Ward has 531 yards and five touchdowns, Lewis has 491 yards and seven touchdowns on the ground.

With a 20-7 win over Toledo last week, Bowling Green halted a four-game skid in which they were outscored 201 to 27. 52-0 losses to both #9 Notre Dame and Kansas State attributed to much of that disparity.

On average, the Falcons are scoring 16 points per game on 343 yards of offense while allowing a whopping 35 points per game on 459 yards.

With 28 catches for 337 yards and two touchdowns, receiver Quintin Morris is Bowling Green’s leading threat in the passing game.

With a defense that’s been torched for at least 52 points on three separate occasions, the Falcons will need their offense to keep up with Central Michigan in this one.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Pittsburgh/Syracuse over51 -110

The stage is set under the lights of Friday night for the Pitt Panthers (4-2) to go on the road and take on the Syracuse Orange (3-3) in an ACC battle. The over/under is set at 51 points.

Since opening the season with a loss to Virginia, Pittsburgh has come on very strong with a 4-1 record over the past month and a half that includes a win over #15 UCF and just a seven-point loss to #13 Penn State. Most recently, the Panthers put up 33 points to defeat Duke by three.

On average, the Panthers are scoring 22 points per game on 393 yards of offense while allowing 23 points on 298 yards.

In his five games played this year, quarterback Kenny Pickett has thrown for 1,370 yards, six touchdowns, and four interceptions. Pickett’s favorite target has been Taysir Mack, who’s caught 41 passes for 511 yards and two touchdowns.

After scoring 52 and 41 points in wins over Western Michigan and Holy Cross, Syracuse fell to NC State by six points a week ago. On average, Syracuse is scoring 26 points on 378 yards of offense while allowing 26 points on 425 yards.

The duo of quarterback Tommy DeVito and receiver Trishton Jackson has been powerful this year. While DeVito has thrown for 1,534 yards, 12 touchdowns, and five picks, Jackson has racked up 499 yards and six touchdowns on 33 catches.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on UL-Lafayette -6 -110

Thursday evening features a matchup of Sun Belt programs as the University of Louisiana – Lafayette Ragin Cajuns (4-2) go on the road to take on the Arkansas State Red Wolves (3-3).

After four straight wins, Lafayette suffered their second loss of the season last week as they fell to the Appalachian State Mountaineers by a score of 17-7. Offensively, the Ragin Cajuns have been great, scoring between 35 and 77 points in each of their victories.

On average, Lafayette is scoring 38 points per game on 492 yards of offense while allowing 21 points per game on 344 yards.

The Ragin Cajuns can boast a trio of productive running backs. Trey Ragas leads the team with 572 yards and six touchdowns on the ground. Following Ragas, running back Elijah Mitchell has racked up 470 yards and nine TDs while Raymond Calais has added 320 yards and a pair of touchdowns.

Arkansas State is coming off a tough 52-38 loss to Georgia State, which is the first game they’ve dropped since the team’s 55-0 beatdown to #3 Georgia. On average, the Red Wolves are scoring 34 points on 430 yards of offense while allowing 39 points on 535 yards.

This appears to be the perfect storm for Lafayette, who will love their chances with a high-powered offense going up against a defense that’s used to giving up a ton or yardage and points.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Troy -14½ -110

Despite entering a Wednesday evening game against the South Alabama Jaguars (1-5) as a two-touchdown favorite, the Troy Trojans (2-3) have just two wins on the season.

South Alabama hasn’t won since a 37-14 victory over Jackson State, but they’re coming off a 20-17 double-overtime loss against Georgia Southern. On average, the Jaguars are scoring 17 points per game on 319 yards of offense while allowing 29 points on 400 yards per game.

With 170 yards per game on the ground, the running game is the strength of this South Alabama team. Running back Tra Minter leads the Jaguars with 477 yards and two touchdowns.

Both South Alabama and Troy enjoyed a bye week last weekend, but the Jaguars have also had two extra days to prepare for this contest.

Troy has fallen in their last two games to Arkansas State and Missouri, allowing a total of 92 points. On average, the Trojans are scoring 35 points per game on 450 yards per game while allowing 32 points per game on 402 yards.

The defense looks very susceptible right now, so Troy will be counting on quarterback Kaleb Barker to perform. On the season, Barker has thrown for 1,476 yards with 14 touchdowns and four interceptions.

50* Powerhouse Play on Navy/Tulsa under54 -109

Another American Athletic Conference contest features the Navy Midshipmen (3-1) and Tulsa Golden Hurricane (2-3). The over/under is set at 54 points.

Having only lost to now-ranked Memphis, Navy has started the year strong and is coming off a big 34-25 win over military academy rivals Air Force. In addition to the 34 the Midshipmen scored against the Falcons, they’ve also put up 42 and 45 points in the first two games of the season.

On average, the Midshipmen are scoring 36 points per game on 437 yards of offense while giving up 19 points per game on 277 yards.

In Navy’s triple option offense, quarterback Malcolm Perry leads the team with 480 yards and three touchdowns through the air, and another 386 yards and nine touchdowns on the ground.

Last week’s heartbreaking, 43-37 triple-overtime loss to #24 SMU dropped Tulsa to 0-2 against ranked opponents after having already lost to #18 Michigan State in the first game of the year. In the team’s other three games, Tulsa scored between 21 and 34 points.

On average, Tulsa scores 25 points per game on 390 yards of offense while allowing 30 points per game on 390 yards.

Without the aid of three overtime possessions, Tulsa has failed to score more than 24 points since a September 7th game against San Jose State.

50* Powerhouse Play on Army/Western Kentucky over42½ -110

On Saturday night, the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers (3-2) will host the Black Knights of Army (3-2) The over/under is set at 42.5 points.

Although the Black Knights have won three games, the team’s best performance of the year may have come in a loss. Against #7 Michigan, Army took the Wolverines to double overtime before the Black Knights took a 24-21 loss.

On average, the Black Knights are scoring 30 points per game on 346 yards of offense while allowing 21 points per game on 335 yards.

In Army’s last three games, they’ve scored 31, 33, and 52 points.

Quarterback Kelvin Hopkins spearheads the army offense with his feet, having racked up 253 yards and five touchdowns on the ground. Running back Connor Slomka has added another 308 yards and three TDs.

Outside of one 28-point and one 21-point performance, Western Kentucky has scored exactly 20 points in three of their five games. In fact, all three 20-point games have been wins.

On average, the Hilltoppers are scoring 22 points per game on 331 yards of offense while allowing 21 points per game on 303 yards.

With no other player having more than 38 yards rushing, running back Gaej Walker leads the Western Kentucky running game with his 426 yards and four touchdowns.

50* Powerhouse Play on Connecticut/Tulane under58½ -110

A seemingly lopsided American Athletic Conference matchup pits the UConn Huskies (1-4) against the Tulane Green Wave (4-1). The over/under is set at 58.5 points.

UConn started off the year with a 24-21 win over Wagner, but has lost four straight since then. Through five games, the Huskies gave failed to score more than 24 points in any contest.

On average, UConn is scoring 19 points per game on 308 yards of offense while allowing 39 points per game on 416 yards.

With 203 yards of passing offense per game, the Huskies rank 99th in the nation. With 104 yards of rushing per game, the Huskies rank 120th in the nation.

If not for a 24-6 loss to #10 Auburn, Tulane would be perfect on the year. Scoring at least 38 in every other contest, the Green Wave have defeated Houston and Army, among others.

On average, the Green Wave is scoring 37 points per game on 468 yards while allowing 22 points per game on 244 yards.

While Tulane ranks sixth in the nation with 283 rushing yards per game, they sit at just 112th in the country with only 185 yards per game through the air.

50* Powerhouse Play on BYU/South Florida under51 -110

Two teams with identical records will face off on Saturday when the BYU Cougars (2-3) go into Tampa Bay to take on the South Florida Bulls (2-3). The over/under is set at 51 points.

The Cougars have already played three ranked teams on the year. While BYU defeated#24 USC in overtime, they lost to both #22 Washington and #14 Utah in lopsided matchups.

On average, BYU is scoring 22 points a game on 376 yards of offense while allowing 31 points a game on 432 yards.

With starting quarterback Zach Wilson sidelined until December, the Cougars will have to send out freshman Jaren Hall, who is 4-for-7 for 58 yards so far this season.

The BYU rush defense is ranked 119th in the nation.

Unlike the Cougars, South Florida is coming off a win. Last week, the Bulls defeated UConn by a score of 48-22. Against three good opponents - #19 Wisconsin, Georgia Tech, and SMU – USF is winless.

On average, the Bulls are scoring 27 points per game on 344 yards of offense while allowing 30 points per game on 372 yards. The USF defense currently ranks 93rd in the country, and the offense is a mediocre 85th overall.

50* Powerhouse Play on Clemson -27 -109

The undefeated #2 Clemson Tigers (5-0) have an ACC matchup against the Florida State Seminoles (3-2) in South Carolina on Saturday.

After a rough 1-2 start that included losses to Boise State and #25 Virginia, Florida State has won two straight games against Louisville and NC State. On average, the Seminoles are scoring 33 points on 429 yards of offense while allowing 30 points on 447 yards.

With 582 yards, seven touchdowns, and 5.1 yards per carry, running back Cam Akers leads this Florida State offense. Akers will need to be great against Clemson if FSU will have a chance, as the Seminoles have lost nine of their last 10 games against ranked opponents.

Clemson is coming off a narrow 21-20 victory over North Carolina, but has stayed perfect through five games despite losing #1 overall status. The Tigers have scored at least 41 points against Georgia Tech, Syracuse, and Charlotte.

On average, the Tigers are scoring 38 points per game on 486 yards of offense while giving up 12 points per game on just 255 yards.

Although neither team has played yet in the month of October, FSU figures to face the toughest task up against a Clemson defense that’s had extra time to prepare for the Seminoles.

50* Powerhouse Play on Cincinnati/Houston under52 -110

The newly ranked #25 Cincinnati Bearcats (4-1) are headed on the road this weekend to take on the Houston Cougars (2-3). The over/under is set at 52 points.

Other than a 42-0 rout at the hands of #5 Ohio State, the Bearcats have looked very strong. On the resume, Cincinnati can point to wins over UCLA and #18 UCF.

On average, the Bearcats are scoring 28 points per game on 395 yards of offense while allowing 21 points per game on 322 yards.

This will be Cincinnati’s third road game of the year. Other than a blowout against an inferior Marshall team, the Bearcats didn’t’ even manage a single point in the team’s other road game, which came against the Buckeyes.

Houston started out with a tough matchup against #4 Oklahoma to kick off the season. That 49-31 loss was followed up by a win, but losses to #20 Washington State and Tulane further hindered a team that no longer has starting quarterback D’Eriq King under center after the player decided to redshirt.

On average, Houston is scoring 34 points per game on 409 yards of offense while allowing 32 points per game on 492 yards.

Without King, Clayton Tune leads the team form the QB spot. On the season, Tune is 16 of 20 for 124 yards with one touchdown and no interceptions. The Cougars didn’t need Tune to lead with his arm in the team’s last contest, but they’ll need him to be more prolific against Cincinnati.  

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Mississippi State/Tennessee over52 -110

Neither the Mississippi State Bulldogs (3-2) or Tennessee Volunteers (1-4) have enjoyed a successful season thus far. This year will get a bit worse for one program on Saturday when these teams match up in an SEC contest. The over/under is set at 52 points.

Mississippi State suffered losses at the hands of Kansas State and #7 Auburn, but beat Kentucky 29-13 a few weeks ago. To start the season, the Bulldogs put up 38 points in two straight games.

On average, Mississippi State is scoring 30 points per game on 398 yards of offense while allowing 29 points per game on 401 yards.

The rushing game of Mississippi State is led by running back Kylin Hill and quarterback Garrett Shrader. While Hill has rushed for 596 yards and five touchdowns, Shrader has racked up 312 yards and two touchdowns on the ground.

Tennessee has struggled all year, including recent losses to #9 Florida and #3 Georgia. But including a 45-0 win over Chattanooga, the Volunteers have scored at least 26 on three occasions. Defensively, Tennessee has allowed 29 points or more in four of their five games.

On average, the Volunteers are scoring 24 points per game on 352 yards of offense while allowing 29 points per game on 377 yards.

Tennessee will look to get the ball into Jauan Jennings’ hands. Through five games, Jennings has caught 26 passes for 395 yards and five touchdowns.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Miami-FL -2 -110

A good Friday night matchup pits #20 Virginia (4-1) against unranked Miami (2-3) in Florida. Despite the losing record, Miami is favored by two points in this contest.

The Virginia Cavaliers earned ranked status with wins over Florida State and Pittsburgh, but are coming off a 35-20 loss to #10 Notre Dame. On average, Virginia is scoring 32 points on 363 yards of offense while allowing 21 points on 275 yards.

One hurdle Virginia will have to overcome is the lack of back-to-back ACC road wins since 2011.

In the Notre Dame loss, Virginia’s lack of running game was exposed. Against the Irish, the Cavaliers racked up just 29 yards rushing as a team.

Miami has enjoyed little success under head coach Manny Diaz. Other than a 63-0 explosion against Bethune Cookman, the Hurricanes have failed to impress on offense. Losses to #8 Florida, North Carolina, and Virginia Tech have set Miami back this season.

However, it’s worth noting that seven points is the widest margin by which Miami has lost all season. On average, the Hurricanes are scoring 32 points on 448 yards of offense while allowing 21 points on 283 yards.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Syracuse/NC State under55½ -110

Identical records will face off when the NC State Wolfpack (3-2) host the Syracuse Orange (3-2) on Thursday night. The over/under is set at 55.5 points.

Although Syracuse allowed just three total points in games against Liberty and Holy Cross, they were pummeled to the tune of 104 total points against Maryland and #1 Clemson. On average, Syracuse scores 29 points per game on 385 yards of offense while allowing 28 points per game on 438 yards.

Quarterback Tommy DeVito leads the Orange with 1,234 yards, 11 touchdowns, and five interceptions. DeVito’s biggest weapon is receiver Trishton Jackson, who’s caught 24 balls for 393 yards and five touchdowns.

NC State has failed to rise up against their quality opponents so far this year, losing to both FSU and West Virginia. On the bright side, the Wolfpack have allowed just 29 total points against their other three opponents.

On average, NC State is scoring 30 points per game on 431 yards of offense while allowing 21 points per game on 321 yards.

Bailey Hockman is expected to start at quarterback for the Wolfpack. So far, Hockman has thrown for 255 yards, one touchdown, and one interception on 50 attempts.

Both Hockman and DeVito are coming off injuries, so neither starting spot is set in stone.

100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Appalachian State/UL-Lafayette over68½ -109

You’ll only find one loss between the records of both the Appalachian State Mountaineers (4-0) and Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin Cajuns (4-1). The over/under is set at 68.6 points as these two teams get set to face off Wednesday night.

The jewel in Appalachian State’s arsenal of wins is a 34-31 win over North Carolina on September 21st. On average, the Mountaineers are scoring 47 points per game on 429 yards of offense while allowing 29 points per game on 420 yards.

Appalachian State has scored 56 points in two contests this year, thanks in large part to running back Darrynton Evans. In four games, Evans has racked up 471 yards and nine touchdowns on the ground, and is averaging seven yards per rush.

The Ragin Cajuns’ sole loss of the season came against Mississippi State in the season opener by a score of 38-28. Now, UL-Lafayette is on a four-game winning streak that includes a 77-6 victory over Texas Southern.

On average, the Ragin Cajuns are scoring 44 points per game on 540 yards of offense while allowing 21 points per game on 345 yards.

Lafayette can boast a pair of rushers over 400 yards on the ground. Elijah Mitchell has rushed for 402 yards and nine touchdowns. Trey Ragas has rushed for 548 yards and six touchdowns while averaging 9.8 yards per carry.

While both offenses are used to scoring plenty of points, the Appalachian State defense has allowed between 31 and 41 points in each of their last three games while Lafayette has allowed 24 and 25 points in their last two.

50* Powerhouse Play on UMass/Florida International over67½ -109

Each with just a single win on the season, the Florida International Panthers (1-3) will play host to the UMass Minutemen (1-4) on Saturday. The over/under is set at 67.5 points.

After a tough start to the season, UMass was able to claim their first victory of the season last week in a 37-29 win over Akron. On average, the Minutemen are scoring 25 points per game on 329 yards of offense while allowing 47 points on 526 yards.

It’s been a rough season for UMass, but running back Bilal Ally has done his part. Leading the offense in rushing, Ally has racked up 353 yards and three touchdowns thus far on the year.

FIU hasn’t started the year much better, dropping games to Tulane, Western Kentucky, and Louisiana Tech. The Panthers’ lone win came against New Hampshire.

On average, Florida International is scoring 22 points per game on 361 yards of offense while allowing 31 points per game on 454 yards.

With James Morgan taking the majority of snaps, Florida International hasn’t enjoyed a great deal of success. Morgan is 51 of 86 for 627 yards, three touchdowns, and two interceptions.

Neither offense has been great, but they should both be able to match or exceed their season high of 37 points for UMass and 31 points for FIU when they go up against these defenses Saturday.

50* Powerhouse Play on Ball State +5 -109

The Ball State Cardinals (1-3) haven’t had much to celebrate so far in the 2019 season. However, as the Cardinals go on the road to take on the Huskies of Northern Illinois (1-3) they have a great chance against an underwhelming team with just a single win to its name.

For Ball State, quarterback Drew Plitt has been solid. With a completion percentage of 67.6%, Plitt has thrown for 11 touchdowns and four interceptions. Led by receiver Riley Miller, who has 306 yards and two touchdowns on 22 receptions, the Cardinals offer three players with at least 200 receiving yards and five players with at least 100 receiving yards.

Although Ball State has lost to NC State, FAU, and Indiana, they’ve managed at least 24 points in each contest. The Cardinals are averaging 34 points per game and giving up 35 points per game.

Despite losing three straight games to #13 Utah, Nebraska, and Vanderbilt, Northern Illinois is a five-point favorite in this contest. The Huskies have scored a maximum of 24 points this year, with 18 points being their largest offensive output in any of their defeats.

With just four touchdowns and three picks on the season, Ross Bowers hasn’t been good enough to win ball games for Northern Illinois. He’ll look to add to his 1,056 passing yards on the season.