2026 · week 11.

Saturday, November 14, 2026

182 games. Picks use the ratings from Oct 31.

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Away Score Home Time Pick Thrill
6 Texas—4 LSUTBALSU 28–24, 57%92.2
9 Utah—21 ArizonaTBAUtah 29–24, 58%79.0
20 Florida—19 KentuckyTBAKentucky 31–29, 55%78.5
10 Tennessee—24 Texas A&MTBATennessee 24–21, 55%76.5
23 USC—11 IndianaTBAIndiana 29–22, 63%75.7
17 Texas Tech—32 Oklahoma StateTBATexas Tech 33–32, 52%75.0
27 Baylor—26 BYUTBABYU 25–22, 55%74.2
7 Ole Miss—31 OklahomaTBAOle Miss 30–21, 66%72.9
25 Louisville—43 North CarolinaTBALouisville 32–28, 56%71.5
13 Wake Forest—41 SMUTBAWake Forest 31–24, 62%71.5
42 Oregon State—33 Boise StateBoise State 35–30, 60%71.1
35 Auburn—38 Mississippi StateTBAMississippi State 26–25, 52%70.9
16 Missouri—2 GeorgiaTBAGeorgia 33–19, 74%70.7
47 Kansas—57 West VirginiaTBAKansas 34–34, 51%68.7
52 Cincinnati—46 Iowa StateTBAIowa State 32–28, 57%68.6
44 Kansas State—39 TCUTBATCU 22–18, 57%68.1
65 North Texas—66 UTSATBAUTSA 37–35, 54%67.2
36 Michigan—12 OregonTBAOregon 27–16, 68%67.1
61 Arizona State—54 UCFTBAUCF 32–28, 58%66.9
60 Fresno State—62 Texas StateTexas State 31–28, 55%66.5
37 Washington—69 Michigan StateTBAWashington 25–20, 60%66.0
68 Syracuse—64 NC StateTBANC State 31–28, 57%65.8
50 Minnesota—28 Penn StateTBAPenn State 28–18, 67%65.0
18 South Carolina—67 ArkansasTBASouth Carolina 34–23, 69%62.5
30 Northwestern—5 Ohio StateTBAOhio State 35–20, 76%62.4
79 Georgia Southern—98 Georgia StateTBAGeorgia Southern 29–27, 54%60.9
51 James Madison—92 UConnJames Madison 36–26, 67%60.5
104 Troy—97 South AlabamaTBASouth Alabama 33–29, 58%59.5
84 Utah State—102 San Diego StateUtah State 21–19, 53%59.1
103 Arkansas State—100 Coastal CarolinaTBACoastal Carolina 28–24, 56%58.9
105 Florida Atlantic—88 TulsaTBATulsa 36–28, 63%58.9
95 App State—111 MarshallTBAApp State 27–25, 53%58.6
40 Duke—8 MiamiTBAMiami 38–21, 77%58.1
94 Jacksonville State—117 Western KentuckyJacksonville State 28–23, 59%57.5
109 UAB—115 TempleTBATemple 24–23, 52%56.8
110 Colorado State—86 Washington StateWashington State 38–29, 67%56.5
34 Wisconsin—81 MarylandTBAWisconsin 30–18, 72%55.6
80 Tulane—119 RiceTBATulane 27–18, 66%54.6
91 UNLV—63 New MexicoNew Mexico 29–17, 70%54.6
126 New Mexico State—120 Missouri StateMissouri State 29–24, 59%54.5
7 Illinois State—3 Youngstown StateYoungstown State 30–21, 66%54.2
70 North Dakota State—112 Hawai'iNorth Dakota State 26–16, 68%54.0
122 Florida International—107 DelawareDelaware 28–20, 64%53.8
116 Kennesaw State—129 Sam HoustonKennesaw State 22–19, 55%53.8
9 Abilene Christian—12 Austin PeayAustin Peay 25–24, 53%53.4
113 San José State—82 Air ForceAir Force 29–18, 68%53.4
21 Weber State—14 Northern ArizonaNorthern Arizona 36–30, 61%53.0
99 California—71 VirginiaTBAVirginia 30–18, 71%52.8
59 Purdue—14 IowaTBAIowa 35–18, 78%52.8
15 Mercer—16 Tennessee TechTennessee Tech 27–25, 55%52.6
85 Georgia Tech—49 ClemsonTBAClemson 31–17, 74%51.5
29 Nebraska—87 RutgersTBANebraska 37–21, 76%51.5
101 Nevada—132 Northern IllinoisTBANevada 31–22, 68%50.6
25 Gardner-Webb—31 Western IllinoisGardner-Webb 27–26, 52%50.0
26 East Tennessee State—41 WoffordEast Tennessee State 28–25, 56%49.4
10 Tarleton State—37 West FloridaTarleton State 34–26, 64%49.4
1 Alabama—72 VanderbiltTBAAlabama 40–15, 86%49.1
11 Northern Iowa—4 South DakotaSouth Dakota 33–21, 70%48.7
23 Idaho State—8 MontanaMontana 34–24, 68%48.4
32 Western Carolina—50 SamfordWestern Carolina 27–27, 51%48.0
28 Southeast Missouri State—43 Charleston SouthernSoutheast Missouri State 23–22, 52%47.9
46 Dartmouth—53 CornellCornell 29–27, 53%47.1
114 Wyoming—135 UTEPTBAWyoming 28–17, 68%47.1
24 Chattanooga—47 FurmanChattanooga 17–12, 58%46.6
39 Central Arkansas—59 Eastern KentuckyCentral Arkansas 26–24, 54%46.4
49 Princeton—42 YaleYale 23–19, 57%46.4
51 Villanova—60 Holy CrossVillanova 28–28, 50%46.4
93 East Carolina—133 CharlotteTBAEast Carolina 33–21, 72%46.3
8 Western Colorado—7 CSU PuebloCSU Pueblo 32–28, 56%45.9
54 Lindenwood—57 UT MartinUT Martin 25–24, 52%45.8
38 UC Davis—18 IdahoIdaho 35–25, 68%45.2
89 Boston College—3 Notre DameNotre Dame 43–7, 93%45.1
106 Stanford—58 Virginia TechTBAVirginia Tech 38–21, 78%45.0
1 South Dakota State—17 Southern IllinoisSouth Dakota State 31–18, 73%44.8
6 Grand Valley State—15 DavenportGrand Valley State 27–25, 53%44.6
67 Towson—58 Rhode IslandRhode Island 29–24, 59%44.4
34 Campbell—73 ElonCampbell 29–22, 63%44.2
40 Lehigh—75 RichmondLehigh 29–23, 62%44.2
61 Stony Brook—89 New HampshireStony Brook 35–30, 59%43.9
56 Central Connecticut—84 Long Island UniversityTBACentral Connecticut 29–25, 59%43.5
35 Eastern Washington—80 Utah TechEastern Washington 37–29, 65%43.4
65 Jackson State—81 Alabama StateJackson State 25–22, 54%42.9
76 Prairie View A&M—82 Arkansas-Pine BluffArkansas-Pine Bluff 30–29, 52%42.9
118 Southern Miss—73 Louisiana TechTBALouisiana Tech 36–18, 79%42.1
87 Alcorn State—97 SouthernAlcorn State 35–34, 51%42.0
17 Emporia State—24 Fort HaysEmporia State 25–24, 50%41.5
86 Norfolk State—98 Morgan StateNorfolk State 31–30, 52%41.3
78 Bryant—90 Sacred HeartBryant 22–22, 51%40.8
52 Eastern Illinois—91 Tennessee StateEastern Illinois 27–19, 65%40.0
22 Ouachita Baptist—46 Henderson StateOuachita Baptist 29–26, 56%39.8
101 Grambling—114 Bethune-CookmanGrambling 35–33, 54%39.4
68 McNeese—33 SE LouisianaSE Louisiana 29–18, 69%39.0
85 Stonehill—107 Robert MorrisStonehill 21–18, 54%39.0
28 Wayne State (NE)—10 Augustana (SD)Augustana (SD) 37–27, 67%39.0
96 Delaware State—105 HowardHoward 24–23, 53%38.9
9 Findlay—34 TiffinFindlay 26–18, 65%38.5
104 Georgetown—100 FordhamFordham 24–21, 56%38.5
127 Middle Tennessee—56 LibertyLiberty 39–14, 87%37.3
112 Bucknell—106 William & MaryWilliam & Mary 26–21, 60%37.0
83 Butler—115 MaristButler 25–17, 64%35.7
111 New Haven—119 WagnerNew Haven 27–23, 56%35.5
54 Shepherd—71 IU PennsylvaniaShepherd 28–26, 54%35.2
32 Wingate—64 Mars HillWingate 22–15, 62%34.6
5 Stephen F. Austin—48 UT Rio Grande ValleyStephen F. Austin 35–17, 79%34.5
63 Anderson (SC)—52 NewberryNewberry 28–21, 63%34.0
20 Harvard—74 PennsylvaniaHarvard 28–14, 74%34.0
41 Lenoir Rhyne—78 CatawbaLenoir Rhyne 29–22, 63%33.9
88 Murray State—44 Indiana StateIndiana State 38–24, 73%33.2
53 Missouri Western—20 Central OklahomaCentral Oklahoma 39–27, 70%32.5
70 North Carolina Central—22 South Carolina StateSouth Carolina State 36–20, 77%31.6
62 Texas A&M-Kingsville—35 UT Permian BasinUT Permian Basin 32–22, 68%31.6
94 Columbia—55 BrownBrown 31–18, 73%31.5
129 Quincy—116 Southwest BaptistSouthwest Baptist 42–36, 62%31.1
43 Southeastern Oklahoma State—82 East CentralSoutheastern Oklahoma State 29–20, 66%31.0
39 Hillsdale—83 Ohio DominicanHillsdale 31–21, 67%30.2
124 Presbyterian—127 Morehead StatePresbyterian 39–32, 63%30.1
65 West Alabama—33 Northeastern StateNortheastern State 34–23, 70%29.9
96 West Chester—97 GannonGannon 23–21, 54%29.9
108 West Liberty—99 WheelingWheeling 30–25, 59%29.7
23 Valdosta State—75 Delta StateValdosta State 34–22, 70%29.5
2 Montana State—63 Northern ColoradoMontana State 37–10, 88%29.4
123 West Virginia State—101 Charleston (WV)Charleston (WV) 40–32, 64%29.4
81 Black Hills State—56 Colorado MesaColorado Mesa 32–22, 68%29.2
114 Southern Connecticut State—135 American InternationalSouthern Connecticut State 24–21, 55%29.2
140 West Virginia Wesleyan—142 Glenville StateGlenville State 21–19, 54%28.8
138 Ferrum—124 ConcordConcord 33–26, 63%28.7
49 Bemidji State—95 University of MaryBemidji State 29–19, 68%28.6
99 North Carolina A&T—123 HamptonNorth Carolina A&T 29–18, 69%28.6
95 Lafayette—45 ColgateColgate 29–14, 76%28.2
29 North Alabama—102 West GeorgiaNorth Alabama 31–15, 77%27.9
113 Shippensburg—98 EdinboroEdinboro 36–27, 65%27.8
92 Merrimack—36 MonmouthMonmouth 35–19, 78%27.7
132 Southern Nazarene—112 Oklahoma BaptistOklahoma Baptist 34–26, 65%27.5
5 Minnesota State—44 Minnesota St MoorheadMinnesota State 36–20, 77%27.4
77 East Texas A&M—19 LamarLamar 35–14, 82%26.5
16 Central Washington—68 West TexasCentral Washington 39–24, 75%26.4
117 Drake—79 St. Thomas (MN)St. Thomas (MN) 40–25, 75%26.4
27 Pittsburg State—2 Northwest Missouri StateNorthwest Missouri State 38–17, 82%26.3
113 Mercyhurst—66 DuquesneDuquesne 39–23, 77%25.9
30 Indianapolis—86 Upper IowaIndianapolis 37–24, 73%25.7
80 South Dakota Mines—51 Chadron StateChadron State 26–15, 70%25.5
90 Southern Arkansas—126 Arkansas MonticelloSouthern Arkansas 34–24, 68%25.2
93 Maine—30 UAlbanyUAlbany 31–13, 80%25.1
21 Carson Newman—79 TusculumCarson Newman 31–17, 73%24.9
70 Assumption—118 PaceAssumption 31–21, 69%24.0
69 Houston Christian—120 Northwestern StateHouston Christian 37–21, 76%23.9
108 Nicholls—13 Incarnate WordIncarnate Word 45–14, 91%22.2
109 Fairmont State—73 Frostburg StateFrostburg State 36–23, 71%22.0
57 Missouri Southern State—13 WashburnWashburn 31–14, 78%21.9
58 Nebraska Kearney—12 Central MissouriCentral Missouri 36–18, 80%21.5
118 Texas Southern—64 Alabama A&MAlabama A&M 42–22, 81%21.3
102 UVA Wise—66 Emory & HenryEmory & Henry 35–22, 73%21.1
120 William Jewell—148 Lincoln (MO)William Jewell 27–15, 70%20.8
62 The Citadel—122 VMIThe Citadel 36–17, 81%19.5
116 Valparaiso—126 StetsonValparaiso 33–19, 74%19.0
40 Saginaw Valley State—103 Northern MichiganSaginaw Valley State 33–17, 76%18.8
67 Minot State—14 Minnesota DuluthMinnesota Duluth 37–17, 82%18.6
76 Arkansas Tech—4 HardingHarding 48–16, 92%18.3
89 Bloomsburg—38 California (PA)California (PA) 28–12, 77%17.6
11 Kutztown—88 Seton HillKutztown 36–15, 83%16.6
84 Walsh—25 NorthwoodNorthwood 39–19, 82%16.6
105 Roosevelt—1 Ferris StateFerris State 53–6, 97%16.3
133 Millersville—93 ClarionClarion 35–20, 76%14.7
19 East Stroudsburg—104 Lock HavenEast Stroudsburg 36–15, 83%14.0
31 Ashland—107 Lake ErieAshland 25–7, 79%13.7
125 Mississippi Valley State—109 Florida A&MFlorida A&M 37–16, 82%12.8
111 Concordia St. Paul—47 Sioux FallsSioux Falls 39–17, 84%11.4
119 McKendree—42 Truman StateTruman State 41–17, 86%10.3
153 Kentucky Wesleyan—125 Thomas MoreThomas More 39–19, 82%10.2
134 Fort Lewis—160 Adams StateFort Lewis 42–21, 82%10.1
128 New Mexico Highlands—26 Colorado School of MinesColorado School of Mines 47–15, 92%9.7
128 Davidson—103 DaytonDayton 38–12, 88%9.4
29 Midwestern State—141 Eastern New MexicoMidwestern State 51–20, 91%9.2
139 Northwestern (OK)—72 Southwestern Oklahoma StateSouthwestern Oklahoma State 39–17, 84%8.6
50 Winona State—131 Southwest Minnesota StateWinona State 30–9, 83%8.4
55 Western Oregon—159 Sul Ross StateWestern Oregon 59–21, 94%7.8
45 Angelo State—155 Western New MexicoAngelo State 51–14, 94%6.5
130 Jamestown—36 Northern StateNorthern State 34–5, 90%6.5
156 Saint Anselm—94 Franklin PierceFranklin Pierce 45–14, 91%6.5
151 Wayne State (MI)—18 Michigan TechMichigan Tech 56–8, 97%6.1
74 Bentley—157 PostBentley 41–11, 90%5.9
Virginia Lynchburg—121 Chicago 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.