2026 · week 10.

Saturday, November 7, 2026

188 games. Picks use the ratings from Oct 31.

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Away Score Home Time Pick Thrill
1 Alabama—4 LSULSU 31–30, 52%96.3
2 Georgia—7 Ole MissGeorgia 31–31, 51%92.5
8 Miami—3 Notre DameNotre Dame 36–29, 62%90.4
6 Texas—16 MissouriTexas 25–19, 61%80.6
12 Oregon—5 Ohio StateOhio State 31–21, 68%80.5
19 Kentucky—10 TennesseeTennessee 30–23, 62%78.1
24 Texas A&M—18 South CarolinaSouth Carolina 29–25, 58%76.1
14 Iowa—30 NorthwesternTBAIowa 25–22, 54%74.6
31 Oklahoma—20 FloridaFlorida 28–23, 60%73.3
32 Oklahoma State—44 Kansas StateOklahoma State 33–31, 53%71.3
28 Penn State—37 WashingtonTBAPenn State 24–23, 52%71.3
26 BYU—9 UtahUtah 31–20, 69%70.2
15 UCLA—50 MinnesotaTBAUCLA 27–19, 63%68.3
54 UCF—47 KansasKansas 31–26, 59%67.9
40 Duke—64 NC StateDuke 28–25, 57%67.2
46 Iowa State—27 BaylorTBABaylor 31–21, 66%66.6
62 Texas State—42 Oregon StateOregon State 38–30, 65%66.2
49 Clemson—68 SyracuseClemson 25–23, 54%65.9
74 Colorado—61 Arizona StateArizona State 30–23, 62%63.8
52 Cincinnati—22 HoustonTBAHouston 35–24, 70%62.9
82 Air Force—75 ArmyArmy 32–26, 61%62.1
60 Fresno State—84 Utah StateFresno State 21–16, 59%61.6
88 Tulsa—80 TulaneTulane 25–20, 58%60.4
53 Florida State—89 Boston CollegeFlorida State 30–21, 66%60.3
98 Georgia State—95 App StateApp State 31–27, 57%60.0
73 Louisiana Tech—104 TroyLouisiana Tech 29–22, 63%59.2
67 Arkansas—35 AuburnAuburn 30–18, 70%59.1
81 Maryland—59 PurduePurdue 36–26, 68%59.1
97 South Alabama—76 LouisianaLouisiana 35–26, 66%58.5
72 Vanderbilt—38 Mississippi StateMississippi State 32–21, 70%58.3
57 West Virginia—17 Texas TechTexas Tech 41–27, 74%58.0
69 Michigan State—36 MichiganTBAMichigan 26–14, 71%57.8
43 North Carolina—92 UConnNorth Carolina 33–22, 69%57.7
107 Delaware—116 Kennesaw StateDelaware 26–26, 50%57.1
7 Illinois State—6 North DakotaNorth Dakota 28–24, 57%56.4
117 Western Kentucky—127 Middle TennesseeWestern Kentucky 27–27, 51%55.1
120 Missouri State—122 Florida InternationalFlorida International 25–23, 54%54.7
9 Abilene Christian—10 Tarleton StateTarleton State 31–28, 54%54.6
114 Wyoming—91 UNLVUNLV 24–15, 66%54.1
5 Stephen F. Austin—19 LamarStephen F. Austin 32–24, 65%52.8
111 Marshall—79 Georgia SouthernGeorgia Southern 30–19, 69%52.6
25 Louisville—85 Georgia TechLouisville 40–24, 77%51.9
115 Temple—83 NavyNavy 30–19, 69%51.9
13 Incarnate Word—33 SE LouisianaIncarnate Word 32–26, 61%50.7
121 Old Dominion—100 Coastal CarolinaCoastal Carolina 26–16, 68%50.5
15 Mercer—24 ChattanoogaMercer 19–18, 51%50.4
1 South Dakota State—11 Northern IowaSouth Dakota State 31–19, 70%49.4
17 Southern Illinois—44 Indiana StateSouthern Illinois 32–25, 62%49.1
41 Wofford—32 Western CarolinaWestern Carolina 32–28, 58%48.7
31 Western Illinois—52 Eastern IllinoisWestern Illinois 31–29, 53%48.5
37 West Florida—29 North AlabamaNorth Alabama 24–19, 59%47.5
112 Hawai'i—135 UTEPHawai'i 31–20, 69%47.2
45 Colgate—40 LehighLehigh 22–18, 57%46.2
35 Eastern Washington—18 IdahoIdaho 40–29, 68%46.2
87 Rutgers—34 WisconsinWisconsin 36–17, 80%46.2
33 Boise State—110 Colorado StateBoise State 49–29, 82%45.8
55 Brown—42 YaleYale 26–20, 60%45.8
46 Dartmouth—49 PrincetonPrinceton 19–17, 55%45.6
132 Northern Illinois—113 San José StateSan José State 31–19, 71%45.5
61 Stony Brook—34 CampbellCampbell 38–30, 65%45.5
57 UT Martin—43 Charleston SouthernCharleston Southern 29–22, 61%45.4
47 Furman—62 The CitadelFurman 22–21, 51%45.3
64 Alabama A&M—76 Prairie View A&MAlabama A&M 29–28, 52%44.3
50 Samford—26 East Tennessee StateEast Tennessee State 28–19, 67%43.9
56 Central Connecticut—85 StonehillCentral Connecticut 31–26, 59%43.6
12 Central Missouri—27 Pittsburg StateCentral Missouri 34–30, 57%43.4
133 Charlotte—109 UABUAB 34–20, 73%43.4
15 Davenport—18 Michigan TechMichigan Tech 29–29, 50%43.2
68 McNeese—69 Houston ChristianHouston Christian 23–21, 54%43.1
70 North Carolina Central—86 Norfolk StateNorth Carolina Central 30–28, 53%43.1
13 Washburn—17 Emporia StateEmporia State 26–25, 51%43.1
58 Rhode Island—89 New HampshireRhode Island 30–25, 60%42.9
82 Arkansas-Pine Bluff—101 GramblingArkansas-Pine Bluff 38–36, 54%42.7
10 Augustana (SD)—5 Minnesota StateMinnesota State 36–26, 68%42.4
79 St. Thomas (MN)—83 ButlerButler 28–26, 54%42.3
67 Towson—90 Sacred HeartTowson 27–23, 57%42.1
129 Sam Houston—94 Jacksonville StateJacksonville State 30–15, 75%41.8
119 Rice—65 North TexasNorth Texas 44–24, 82%41.4
74 Pennsylvania—53 CornellCornell 32–23, 66%41.2
54 Lindenwood—25 Gardner-WebbGardner-Webb 26–15, 69%41.0
2 Montana State—23 Idaho StateMontana State 34–19, 76%40.6
30 UAlbany—78 BryantUAlbany 27–18, 67%40.6
95 Lafayette—106 William & MaryWilliam & Mary 30–30, 50%40.3
75 Richmond—51 VillanovaVillanova 32–23, 67%40.3
63 Northern Colorado—27 Southern UtahSouthern Utah 30–19, 69%40.1
56 Liberty—126 New Mexico StateLiberty 34–14, 81%40.0
98 Morgan State—96 Delaware StateDelaware State 28–25, 56%39.5
77 East Texas A&M—108 NichollsEast Texas A&M 27–21, 61%39.1
35 UT Permian Basin—29 Midwestern StateMidwestern State 31–25, 61%39.1
60 Holy Cross—104 GeorgetownHoly Cross 29–20, 65%38.8
110 San Diego—117 DrakeSan Diego 38–37, 52%38.8
84 Long Island University—111 New HavenLong Island University 23–18, 59%38.1
31 Ashland—39 HillsdaleHillsdale 21–20, 52%38.0
109 Florida A&M—87 Alcorn StateAlcorn State 39–30, 66%37.7
37 Virginia Union—61 Virginia StateVirginia Union 33–29, 57%37.7
134 UL Monroe—103 Arkansas StateArkansas State 36–19, 78%37.6
47 Sioux Falls—28 Wayne State (NE)Wayne State (NE) 30–22, 64%37.3
100 Fordham—112 BucknellFordham 20–19, 52%37.1
14 Minnesota Duluth—49 Bemidji StateMinnesota Duluth 26–18, 65%37.0
26 Colorado School of Mines—8 Western ColoradoWestern Colorado 29–19, 68%36.9
114 Bethune-Cookman—97 SouthernSouthern 31–23, 64%35.9
24 Fort Hays—58 Nebraska KearneyFort Hays 24–17, 63%35.9
36 Northern State—67 Minot StateNorthern State 30–24, 60%35.9
20 Central Oklahoma—57 Missouri Southern StateCentral Oklahoma 24–17, 63%35.8
68 West Texas—55 Western OregonWestern Oregon 38–31, 62%35.4
81 Alabama State—118 Texas SouthernAlabama State 30–21, 67%34.6
14 Northern Arizona—71 Cal PolyNorthern Arizona 36–21, 75%34.6
119 Wagner—113 MercyhurstMercyhurst 35–27, 64%34.1
80 Utah Tech—38 UC DavisUC Davis 36–22, 73%33.5
64 Mars Hill—63 Anderson (SC)Anderson (SC) 20–17, 55%33.2
51 Chadron State—81 Black Hills StateChadron State 27–20, 62%32.9
92 Merrimack—13 Wake ForestWake Forest 55–0, 99%32.4
116 Valparaiso—103 DaytonDayton 23–14, 66%32.4
46 Henderson State—82 East CentralHenderson State 34–25, 66%32.3
52 Newberry—21 Carson NewmanCarson Newman 29–18, 69%32.3
28 Southeast Missouri State—91 Tennessee StateSoutheast Missouri State 28–14, 73%32.1
78 Catawba—102 UVA WiseCatawba 33–28, 59%31.4
101 Charleston (WV)—108 West LibertyWest Liberty 35–33, 52%31.3
107 Robert Morris—66 DuquesneDuquesne 30–17, 72%31.3
93 Clarion—71 IU PennsylvaniaIU Pennsylvania 33–26, 63%31.2
59 Eastern Kentucky—12 Austin PeayAustin Peay 34–16, 79%31.2
94 Franklin Pierce—70 AssumptionAssumption 33–26, 64%31.1
126 Stetson—128 DavidsonDavidson 33–31, 53%31.0
124 Concord—109 Fairmont StateFairmont State 39–32, 62%30.5
157 Post—156 Saint AnselmSaint Anselm 28–25, 56%29.9
59 North Greenville—23 Valdosta StateValdosta State 38–25, 72%29.7
118 Pace—114 Southern Connecticut StateSouthern Connecticut State 25–22, 56%29.3
139 Northwestern (OK)—126 Arkansas MonticelloArkansas Monticello 37–29, 64%29.0
149 Barton—154 ErskineBarton 21–19, 53%28.7
66 Emory & Henry—32 WingateWingate 29–17, 70%28.1
92 Central State—60 BenedictBenedict 32–21, 68%27.8
72 Portland State—8 MontanaMontana 44–20, 86%27.6
3 Youngstown State—88 Murray StateYoungstown State 46–14, 91%27.2
104 Lock Haven—88 Seton HillSeton Hill 26–18, 64%27.1
117 Shorter—100 ChowanChowan 27–19, 64%27.0
131 Southwest Minnesota State—111 Concordia St. PaulConcordia St. Paul 29–21, 65%26.7
86 Upper Iowa—129 QuincyUpper Iowa 38–28, 68%25.9
113 Shippensburg—96 West ChesterWest Chester 30–20, 67%25.0
99 North Carolina A&T—36 MonmouthMonmouth 37–18, 80%24.9
102 West Georgia—39 Central ArkansasCentral Arkansas 36–17, 80%24.6
121 Allen—91 Edward WatersEdward Waters 43–32, 70%24.5
73 Frostburg State—123 West Virginia StateFrostburg State 37–26, 69%24.4
94 Columbia—20 HarvardHarvard 38–14, 86%23.7
79 Tusculum—41 Lenoir RhyneLenoir Rhyne 32–18, 73%23.5
2 Northwest Missouri State—53 Missouri WesternNorthwest Missouri State 48–23, 87%23.0
136 Miles—106 TuskegeeTuskegee 27–16, 69%22.0
87 Albany State—127 Fort Valley StateAlbany State 30–19, 70%21.7
72 Southwestern Oklahoma State—22 Ouachita BaptistOuachita Baptist 33–16, 78%20.2
122 Morehouse—77 Kentucky StateKentucky State 35–22, 72%19.9
83 Ohio Dominican—34 TiffinTiffin 35–19, 76%19.9
48 UT Rio Grande Valley—120 Northwestern StateUT Rio Grande Valley 40–18, 83%19.6
112 Oklahoma Baptist—76 Arkansas TechArkansas Tech 36–23, 73%19.3
95 University of Mary—50 Winona StateWinona State 29–14, 75%19.3
90 Southern Arkansas—43 Southeastern Oklahoma StateSoutheastern Oklahoma State 30–14, 76%18.9
40 Saginaw Valley State—105 RooseveltSaginaw Valley State 39–23, 76%18.7
122 VMI—16 Tennessee TechTennessee Tech 46–8, 94%18.5
7 CSU Pueblo—80 South Dakota MinesCSU Pueblo 36–15, 83%17.7
98 Edinboro—3 Slippery RockSlippery Rock 57–19, 94%17.5
97 Gannon—38 California (PA)California (PA) 32–14, 78%16.5
137 Elizabeth City State—158 Bluefield StateElizabeth City State 31–16, 75%15.2
123 Hampton—73 ElonElon 34–11, 85%14.9
89 Bloomsburg—11 KutztownKutztown 38–12, 88%14.2
85 Fayetteville State—143 Winston-Salem StateFayetteville State 23–8, 75%14.1
33 Northeastern State—119 McKendreeNortheastern State 44–24, 82%13.6
142 Glenville State—99 WheelingWheeling 31–15, 77%13.3
103 Northern Michigan—6 Grand Valley StateGrand Valley State 44–10, 93%13.2
132 Southern Nazarene—4 HardingHarding 57–8, 97%13.2
125 Mississippi Valley State—65 Jackson StateJackson State 43–10, 92%12.4
148 Lincoln (MO)—115 Missouri S&TMissouri S&T 34–17, 78%12.0
42 Truman State—120 William JewellTruman State 28–10, 80%11.9
116 Southwest Baptist—30 IndianapolisIndianapolis 50–23, 88%11.8
127 Morehead State—115 MaristMarist 38–18, 81%11.6
25 Northwood—125 Thomas MoreNorthwood 41–16, 86%11.1
1 Ferris State—151 Wayne State (MI)Ferris State 57–0, 99%10.5
107 Lake Erie—9 FindlayFindlay 33–0, 92%10.5
56 Colorado Mesa—134 Fort LewisColorado Mesa 36–16, 81%10.0
135 American International—74 BentleyBentley 35–14, 82%9.2
160 Adams State—128 New Mexico HighlandsNew Mexico Highlands 56–28, 89%9.0
44 Minnesota St Moorhead—130 JamestownMinnesota St Moorhead 36–13, 84%9.0
19 East Stroudsburg—133 MillersvilleEast Stroudsburg 40–11, 90%8.9
48 UNC Pembroke—138 FerrumUNC Pembroke 37–14, 85%8.3
69 Johnson C. Smith—146 LivingstoneJohnson C. Smith 37–14, 85%7.7
152 Lincoln (PA)—110 Bowie StateBowie State 35–12, 84%7.5
155 Western New Mexico—16 Central WashingtonCentral Washington 66–13, 98%7.4
159 Sul Ross State—62 Texas A&M-KingsvilleTexas A&M-Kingsville 57–16, 95%7.1
153 Kentucky Wesleyan—84 WalshWalsh 45–15, 90%6.6
141 Eastern New Mexico—45 Angelo StateAngelo State 45–13, 91%6.5
Virginia Lynchburg—144 Savannah State——

The first team rank is overall. The smaller rank is within 1A, 1AA, or Division II; equal ranks appear once. Cross-division games appear with the higher division. Games are ranked by how good the teams are, how close it should be, and a little of the expected scoring. Score is away–home. The pick is the favorite's projected score and its chance, from the ratings before that day. The margin is the overall rating, so the favorite is ahead by that many points. The total still follows what each offense adds and each defense takes away. Green landed within a field goal of the margin and a touchdown of the total. Red is an upset.