Month: September 2022 (Page 1 of 2)

MLB Power Ratings

09/28/2022 / / 93 Comments

As of 9/17/2022

Here are the Lazy Man Sports current power ratings for Major League Baseball. This is intended to be a snapshot in time look at each team’s relative power. The number to the right indicates how many runs, on average, each team would net against a perfectly average team on a neutral field.

Rk	Team		Pow
1	LA Dodgers	1.34
2	NY Mets		1.02
3	Houston		0.89
4	Atlanta		0.88
5	NY Yankees	0.81
6	Toronto		0.69
7	San Diego	0.55
8	St. Louis	0.51
9	Tampa Bay	0.5
10	Milwaukee	0.49
11	Philadelphia	0.38
12	Seattle		0.37
13	Chi. White Sox	0.19
14	Cleveland	0.11
15	San Francisco	0.02
16	Boston		-0.06
17	Minnesota	-0.09
18	LA Angels	-0.17
19	Baltimore	-0.27
20	Miami		-0.28
21	Texas		-0.39
22	Arizona		-0.42
23	Chi. Cubs	-0.61
24	Colorado	-0.75
24	Kansas City	-0.75
26	Cincinnati	-0.91
27	Detroit		-1.04
27	Pittsburgh	-1.04
29	Oakland		-1.15
30	Washington	-1.19

NFL Power Ratings

09/28/2022 / / 108 Comments

As of 9/28/2022

NOTE: These are power rankings, the type used to create betting lines as you would see in a Vegas-style sportsbook. It is intended to be a numerical reflection of the strength of each time at the time of this writing.

It is not intended to be a ranking based on a team’s performance to date. When done correctly, rankings should tell you where a team sits by virtue of what it has already done. Power ratings tell you where they are at the moment. This information will be repeated until every human on earth understands it.

I feel more confident of my ratings than I have at any point (which should be the case with more games played), but there are still some doubts about certain teams (hello Jacksonville!).

Rk	Team		Pow
1	Buffalo		-7.5
2	Kansas City	-4
2	Philadelphia	-4
4	Green Bay	-3
4	Miami		-3
6	Cincinnati	-2.5
6	LA Rams		-2.5
8	Baltimore	-2
8	San Francisco	-2
10	LA Chargers	-1.5
10	Tampa Bay	-1.5
12	Minnesota	-1
13	Denver		0
13	Indianapolis	0
13	Las Vegas	0
16	Cleveland	1.5
16	Dallas		1.5
16	Tennessee	1.5
19	Jacksonville	2
19	New Orleans	2
21	Detroit		2.5
22	Arizona		3
23	Pittsburgh	3.5
24	Carolina	4
24	NY Giants	4
26	Atlanta		4.5
26	New England	4.5
26	Washington	4.5
29	Chicago		5
30	Seattle		6
31	Houston		6.5
31	NY Jets		6.5

NCAA Football Power Ratings

09/27/2022 / / 248 Comments

Power ratings for every FBS football team (updated 9/27/2022)

NOTE: These are power ratings, the type used to create betting lines as you would see in a Vegas-style sportsbook. It is intended to be a numerical reflection of the strength of each team at the time of this writing.

It is not intended to be a ranking, such as the Associated Press Top 25. When done correctly, rankings should tell you where a team sits by virtue of what it has already done. Power ratings tell you where they are at the moment. This information will be repeated until every human on earth understands it. Looking at you, Kirk Herbstreit.

The power rating for each team is my take on what the point spread would be on a neutral field against an average team.

Rk      Team                    Power
1	Georgia			-30
2	Alabama			-29
3	Ohio State		-25.5
4	Michigan		-16
5	Clemson			-15
5	Tennessee		-15
5	Utah			-15	
8	Oklahoma		-14
9	Penn State		-13
10	USC			-12
11	Minnesota		-11.5
11	Mississippi		-11.5
13	Arkansas		-10.5
13	Mississippi State	-10.5
13	Washington		-10.5
16	Cincinnati		-10
16	Florida State		-10
16	Kentucky		-10
16	Oklahoma State		-10
20	Baylor			-9
20	LSU			-9
20	North Carolina State	-9
20	Texas A&M		-9
24	Florida			-8.5
24	Oregon			-8.5
24	Wake Forest		-8.5
27	Wisconsin		-8
28	Notre Dame		-7.5
28	TCU			-7.5
30	Iowa			-7
30	Texas			-7
32	BYU			-6.5
32	Kansas State		-6.5
32	Michigan State		-6.5
32	UCLA			-6.5	
36	Air Force		-6
36	Maryland		-6
38	Iowa State		-5.5
39	Oregon State		-5
39	Pittsburgh		-5
41	West Virginia		-4.5
42	Miami			-4
42	UCF			-4
44	South Carolina		-3.5
45	Louisville		-3
45	North Carolina		-3
45	SMU			-3
48	Auburn			-2.5
48	Boise State		-2.5
48	Nebraska		-2.5
51	Illinois		-2
51	Washington State	-2
53	Missouri		-1.5
53	Purdue			-1.5
53	Syracuse		-1.5
53	Texas Tech		-1.5
57	Coastal Carolina	-0.5
58	East Carolina		0
58	Marshall		0
58	Western Kentucky	0
61	Fresno State		0.5
61	Houston			0.5
61	UTSA			0.5
61	Virginia Tech		0.5
65	Appalachian State	1
65	Indiana			1
65	Stanford		1
65	UAB			1
69	California		1.5
69	Kansas			1.5
69	South Alabama		1.5
72	Toledo			2.5
73	Arizona State		3
73	James Madison		3
73	Liberty			3
73	Memphis			3
77	Rutgers			3.5
77	Virginia		3.5
79	Troy			4
79	Tulane			4
79	Tulsa			4
82	Boston College		5
83	Army			5.5
84	Arizona			6
84	Central Michigan	6
84	Louisiana		6
84	San Jose State		6
88	San Diego State		6.5
89	Duke			7
89	Northwestern		7
91	Northern Illinois	7.5
91	UNLV			7.5
93	Miami Ohio		8
93	Vanderbilt		8
95	Florida Atlantic	8.5
95	Georgia State		8.5
95	Old Dominion		8.5
95	Southern Miss		8.5
99	Buffalo			9
99	North Texas		9
101	Wyoming			9.5
102	Georgia Southern	10
103	South Florida		10.5
103	Western Michigan	10.5
105	Georgia Tech		11
106	Arkansas State		11.5
106	Navy			11.5
108	Eastern Michigan	12
108	Kent State		12
110	Middle Tennessee	13.5
110	UTEP			13.5
112	Louisiana Tech		14
112	Rice			14
114	Colorado State		15
114	Ohio			15
116	Nevada			15.5
117	Ball State		17
117	Colorado		17
117	New Mexico		17
117	Utah State		17
121	Bowling Green		17.5
121	Texas State		17.5
123	Temple			18
124	Louisiana-Monroe	19
125	Charlotte		22
126	Connecticut		26
127	New Mexico State	26.5
128	Akron	                28
129	Florida International	29
129	Massachusetts	        29
131	Hawaii	                30.5

The Least Understood Stat in Football

09/26/2022 / / 244 Comments

Turnovers are good, no? No.

Betting on sports can be counterintuitive in so many ways.

One of these is turnovers and how they affect handicapping a game, especially in football. Most fans think having a plus turnover ratio is a good thing.

And it is a good thing, for the games in which it has already happened. However, looking ahead from a betting perspective, the opposite is usually the case, all else being equal.

Let’s take an current example (as of this writing) in college football. Western Kentucky is at home against Troy, and currently sits as a 6-point favorite.

Both teams are 3-1 against the spread, with the lone loss coming as big favorites against lower-division teams.

It will be the high-flying offense of Western Kentucky against the tough defense of Troy. Who will prevail? I can’t say. (Depending on when you read this, you may already know the answer.)

I can tell you that, if forced to bet this game, I would take the Trojans. Why?

Because Western Kentucky sits at plus-6 in turnover margin, while Troy is at -1. Why does this stat favor Troy? For a couple of reasons.

First of all, some (not all) turnovers are just a matter of luck. Footballs can bounce in funny ways. A talented wide receiver may let a pass bounce off his hands and into the waiting arms of a defender. A fumbled snapped may bounce away from a quarterback… or right back into his gullet.

Second, teams that have been on the wrong end of turnovers are cognizant of it and spend more time working on correcting the problem in practice.

Turnovers sometimes disguise a team’s true strength, in both directions. A big edge in turnovers should be a red flag, and I don’t mean for a replay review.

By the way, the Troy-Western Kentucky game likely is a pass for me since the Trojans are coming off a big win over Marshall, the team that beat Notre Dame a week earlier.

NFL Power Ratings

09/21/2022 / / 6 Comments

As of 9/21/2022

NOTE: These are power rankings, the type used to create betting lines as you would see in a Vegas-style sportsbook. It is intended to be a numerical reflection of the strength of each time at the time of this writing.

It is not intended to be a ranking based on a team’s performance to date. When done correctly, rankings should tell you where a team sits by virtue of what it has already done. Power ratings tell you where they are at the moment. This information will be repeated until every human on earth understands it.

Plenty of fluctuation, due to the fact we are still very early in the season, and I am willing to make some bolder changes than I might be later on.

Rk  Team           Pow
1.  Buffalo        -8
2.  Kansas City    -4.5
3.  Green Bay      -4
3.  Philadelphia   -4
5.  San Francisco  -3.5
5.  Tampa Bay      -3.5
7.  LA Chargers    -3
8.  Baltimore      -2.5
9.  LA Rams        -2
10. Cincinnati     -1.5
10. Denver         -1.5
10. Las Vegas      -1.5
13. Miami          -1
13. Minnesota      -1
13. New Orleans    -1
16. Indianapolis    0
17. Cleveland       1
18. Arizona         1.5
18. Detroit         1.5
18. New England     1.5
21. Jacksonville    2
21. Tennessee       2
23. Dallas          3.5
23. Pittsburgh      3.5
25. NY Giants       4.5
25. Washington      4.5
27. Carolina        5
27. NY Jets         5
29. Atlanta         6
29. Chicago         6
29. Houston         6
32. Seattle         6.5

NCAA Football Power Ratings

09/20/2022 / / 212 Comments

Power ratings for every FBS football team (updated 9/23/2022)

NOTE: These are power ratings, the type used to create betting lines as you would see in a Vegas-style sportsbook. It is intended to be a numerical reflection of the strength of each team at the time of this writing.

It is not intended to be a ranking, such as the Associated Press Top 25. When done correctly, rankings should tell you where a team sits by virtue of what it has already done. Power ratings tell you where they are at the moment. This information will be repeated until every human on earth understands it. Looking at you, Kirk Herbstreit.

The power rating for each team is my take on what the point spread would be on a neutral field against an average team.

Rk  Team                  Power
1   Georgia               -30.5
2   Alabama               -28.5
3   Ohio State            -25
4   Michigan              -18
5   Clemson               -16
6   Oklahoma              -15.5
7   Utah                  -15
8   Tennessee             -14
9   Penn State            -13
10  USC                   -12.5
11  Mississippi           -12
12  Minnesota             -11.5
13  Kentucky              -11
14  Arkansas              -10.5
14  Mississippi State     -10.5
14  Washington            -10.5
17  Oklahoma State        -10
18  Florida State         -9.5
18  North Carolina State  -9.5
18  Oregon                -9.5
18  Texas                 -9.5
22  Baylor                -9
22  Texas A&M             -9
24  Cincinnati            -8.5
24  Florida               -8.5
24  LSU                   -8.5
24  Wisconsin             -8.5
28  Michigan State        -8
28  Wake Forest           -8
30  BYU                   -7.5
30  Notre Dame            -7.5
30  TCU                   -7.5
33  Iowa                  -6.5
33  UCLA                  -6.5
35  Air Force             -6
35  Kansas State          -6
35  Maryland              -6
38  Iowa State            -5.5
38  Miami                 -5.5
40  Auburn                -4.5
40  Nebraska              -4.5
40  Oregon State          -4.5
40  Pittsburgh            -4.5
44  North Carolina        -4
44  UCF                   -4
44  West Virginia         -4
47  Boise State           -3.5
47  South Carolina        -3.5
49  SMU                   -3
50  Fresno State          -2.5
50  Louisville            -2.5
52  Appalachian State     -1.5
52  Houston               -1.5
52  Illinois              -1.5
52  Marshall              -1.5
52  Purdue                -1.5
52  Syracuse              -1.5
52  Texas Tech            -1.5
59  East Carolina         -1
59  Missouri              -1
59  Washington State      -1
62  Stanford               0.5
62  UTSA                   0.5
62  Virginia Tech          0.5
65  Arizona State          1
65  Coastal Carolina       1
65  UAB                    1
65  Western Kentucky       1
69  Indiana                1.5
69  South Alabama          1.5
71  Rutgers                2
71  Toledo                 2
73  Boston College         2.5
73  California             2.5
73  Kansas                 2.5
73  Memphis                2.5
77  Tulane                 3.5
77  Virginia               3.5
79  Liberty                4
80  Arizona                4.5
80  Louisiana              4.5
82  James Madison          5
82  Northwestern           5
82  Tulsa                  5
85  Army                   5.5
85  Troy                   5.5
87  Central Michigan       6.5
87  Georgia State          6.5
87  San Diego State        6.5
87  San Jose State         6.5
91  Duke                   7
92  Vanderbilt             8
93  Old Dominion           8.5
93  Western Michigan       8.5
95  Florida Atlantic       9
95  North Texas            9
95  Northern Illinois      9
98  UNLV                   10
99  Georgia Southern       10.5
99  South Florida          10.5
101 Buffalo                11
101 Georgia Tech           11
103 Colorado State         11.5
103 Eastern Michigan       11.5
103 Navy                   11.5
103 Wyoming                11.5
107 Arkansas State         12
108 Kent State             12.5
108 Miami Ohio             12.5
110 Louisiana Tech         13
111 UTEP                   13.5
112 Colorado               14
113 Southern Miss          14.5
114 Nevada                 15
114 Ohio                   15
116 Rice                   15.5
117 Texas State            16
118 Ball State             16.5
118 Utah State             16.5
120 Bowling Green          17.5
120 New Mexico             17.5
122 Middle Tennessee       18.5
123 Louisiana-Monroe       19
123 Temple                 19
125 Charlotte              21
126 Massachusetts          25
127 Connecticut            27
127 New Mexico State       27
129 Florida International  28
130 Hawaii                 28.5
131 Akron                  29

MLB Power Ratings

09/17/2022 / / 954 Comments

As of 9/17/2022

Here are the Lazy Man Sports current power ratings for Major League Baseball. This is intended to be a snapshot in time look at each team’s relative power. The number to the right indicates how many runs, on average, each team would net against a perfectly average team on a neutral field.

Rk  Team             Pow
1.  LA Dodgers       1.32
2.  Atlanta          0.97
3.  NY Mets          0.91
4.  Houston          0.80
5.  NY Yankees       0.75
6.  Toronto          0.70
7.  San Diego        0.63
8.  Tampa Bay        0.481
9.  St. Louis        0.476
10. Milwaukee        0.44
11. Philadelphia     0.37
12. Seattle          0.36
13. Chi. White Sox   0.15
14. San Francisco    0.13
15. Minnesota        0.07
16. Cleveland        0.05
17. Boston          -0.05
18. LA Angels       -0.29
19. Miami           -0.33
20. Baltimore       -0.38
21. Arizona         -0.42
22. Texas           -0.43
23. Chi. Cubs       -0.58
24. Kansas City     -0.80
25. Colorado        -0.82
26. Detroit         -1.00
27. Cincinnati      -1.03
28. Oakland         -1.07
29. Washington      -1.13
30. Pittsburgh      -1.14

NFL Power Ratings

09/14/2022 / / 315 Comments

As of 9/13/2022

NOTE: These are power rankings, the type used to create betting lines as you would see in a Vegas-style sportsbook. It is intended to be a numerical reflection of the strength of each time at the time of this writing.

It is not intended to be a ranking based on a team’s performance to date. When done correctly, rankings should tell you where a team sits by virtue of what it has already done. Power ratings tell you where they are at the moment. This information will be repeated until every human on earth understands it.

Rk  Team            Power
1   Buffalo         -8
2   Kansas City     -5.5
3   Baltimore       -4
3   Tampa Bay       -4
5   Denver          -3
5   LA Chargers     -3
5   LA Rams         -3
8   Cincinnati      -2.5
8   Philadelphia    -2.5
8   San Francisco   -2.5
11  Green Bay       -2
11  Minnesota       -2
13  Indianapolis    -1.5
13  Miami           -1.5
15  Las Vegas       -1
16  New Orleans     -0.5
17  New England      0
17  Tennessee        0
19  Cleveland        1
20  Arizona          2.5
20  NY Giants        2.5
22  Detroit          3
22  Pittsburgh       3
22  Washington       3
25  Carolina         3.5
26  Jacksonville     4
27  NY Jets          4.5
28  Chicago          5
28  Dallas           5
28  Seattle          5
31  Atlanta          5.5
31  Houston          5.5

NCAA FBS Power Ratings

09/14/2022 / / 100 Comments

Power rankings for every FBS football team (as of 9/13/2022)

NOTE: These are power rankings, the type used to create betting lines as you would see in a Vegas-style sportsbook. It is intended to be a numerical reflection of the strength of each team at the time of this writing.

It is not intended to be a ranking, such as the Associated Press Top 25. When done correctly, rankings should tell you where a team sits by virtue of what it has already done. Power ratings tell you where they are at the moment. This information will be repeated until every human on earth understands it. Looking at you, Kirk Herbstreit.

The power rating for each team is my take on what the point spread would be on a neutral field against an average team.

Rk   Team                   Power
1    Georgia                -29.5
2    Alabama                -26.5
3    Ohio State             -24
4    Michigan               -15.5
5    Clemson                -15
6    Oklahoma               -14.5
7    Utah                   -13.5
8    Tennessee              -13
9    Michigan State         -12.5
10   USC                    -12
11   Arkansas               -11
12   Oklahoma State         -10.5
13   Mississippi            -10
13   Mississippi State      -10
13   North Carolina State   -10
13   Penn State             -10
17   Kentucky               -9.5
18   Wake Forest            -9
18   Washington             -9
20   Baylor                 -8.5
20   BYU                    -8.5
20   Florida                -8.5
20   Minnesota              -8.5
24   Cincinnati             -8
24   Florida State          -8
24   Texas                  -8
24   Texas A&M              -8
28   Kansas State           -7.5
28   Notre Dame             -7.5
30   Wisconsin              -7
31   LSU                    -6.5
32   Miami                  -6
32   Oregon                 -6
34   Air Force              -5.5
34   Oregon State           -5.5
34   UCLA                   -5.5
37   Auburn                 -5
37   Maryland               -5
37   Pittsburgh             -5
37   SMU                    -5
37   TCU                    -5
42   Appalachian State      -4.5
43   Arizona State          -4
43   Houston                -4
43   South Carolina         -4
46   Coastal Carolina       -3.5
46   Iowa State             -3.5
46   Louisville             -3.5
46   Nebraska               -3.5
46   North Carolina         -3.5
49   Purdue                 -3.5
52   Fresno State           -3
52   Iowa                   -3
52   Texas Tech             -3
55   UCF                    -2.5
55   West Virginia          -2.5
57   Boise State            -2
57   Marshall               -2
57   Washington State       -2
60   Indiana                -1.5
61   East Carolina          -1
61   Illinois               -1
61   Missouri               -1
61   UTSA                   -1
65   Virginia Tech          -0.5
66   Boston College          0
66   California              0
66   Syracuse                0
69   Louisiana               0.5
70   Liberty                 1
70   Rutgers                 1
70   UAB                     1
70   Virginia                1
74   Stanford                1.5
74   Toledo                  1.5
76   Memphis                 2.5
76   Western Kentucky        2.5
78   Duke                    3
79   Kansas                  4
79   San Diego State         4
79   Tulane                  4
79   Tulsa                   4
83   Northwestern            4.5
84   Arizona                 5.5
84   Central Michigan        5.5
86   Army                    6
86   Troy                    6
88   Vanderbilt              6.5
88   Western Michigan        6.5
90   Georgia Tech            7
90   James Madison           7
92   Florida Atlantic        7.5
92   Georgia State           7.5
94   Miami Ohio              8
94   Northern Illinois       8
94   South Alabama           8
94   UNLV                    8
98   North Texas             8.5
98   Old Dominion            8.5
100  Utah State              9
101  South Florida           9.5
102  Colorado                10
102  Georgia Southern        10
104  San Jose State          11
104  Wyoming                 11
106  Navy                    11.5
107  Buffalo                 12
108  Nevada                  12.5
109  Kent State              13.5
110  Colorado State          14
110  UTEP                    14
112  Arkansas State          14.5
113  Eastern Michigan        15
113  Louisiana Tech          15
113  New Mexico              15
113  Ohio                    15
117  Southern Miss           15.5
118  Bowling Green           16
118  Texas State             16
120  Ball State              16.5
121  Middle Tennessee        18.5
122  Rice                    19.5
123  Charlotte               20
123  Temple                  20
125  Louisiana-Monroe        22
126  New Mexico State        25.5
127  Connecticut             26
127  Florida International   26
129  Akron                   28.5
130  Hawaii                  29
131  Massachusetts           31

Football on TV (Sept. 10-12)

09/10/2022 / / 207 Comments

All times are PDT, because that’s Vegas time. Times and networks are subject to change, so don’t blame me if you miss kickoff.

College

SATURDAY

Alabama at Texas, 9 a.m., FOX
Arkansas State at Ohio State, 9 a.m., Big Ten Network
Southern Miss at Miami, 9 a.m., ACC Network
South Carolina at Arkansas, 9 a.m., ESPN
Wake Forest at Vanderbilt, 9 a.m., SEC Network
Missouri at Kansas State, 9 a.m., ESPN2
Western Illinois at Minnesota, 9 a.m., Big Ten Network
Duke at Northwestern, 9 a.m., FS1
Ohio at Penn State, 9 a.m., ABC
North Carolina at Georgia State, 9 a.m., ESPNU
UTSA at Army, 9 a.m., CBSSN
Charleston Southern at NC State, 9:30 a.m., ESPN3
South Alabama at Central Michigan, 10 a.m., ESPN+
Virginia Lynchburg at Presbyterian, 10 a.m., ESPN+
Southern Utah at Utah, 10:30 a.m., Pac-12 Network
Bucknell at VMI, 10:30 a.m., ESPN+
Lafayette at Temple, 11 a.m., ESPN+
Western Michigan at Ball State, 11 a.m., ESPN+
Dayton at Youngstown State, 11 a.m., ESPN+
Missouri S&T at Drake, 11 a.m., ESPN3
Marshall at Notre Dame, 11:30 a.m., NBC/Peacock
Morehead State at Montana State, Noon, ESPN+
Furman at Clemson, 12:30 p.m., ACC Network
Appalachian State at Texas A&M, 12:30 p.m., ESPN2
Tennessee at Pitt, 12:30 p.m., ABC
Washington State at Wisconsin, 12:30 p.m., FOX
Kennesaw State at Cincinnati, 12:30 p.m., ESPN+
Colorado at Air Force, 12:30 p.m., CBS
Memphis at Navy, 12:30 p.m., CBSSN
Maryland at Charlotte, 12:30 p.m., Stadium
South Dakota at Montana, 12:30 p.m., ESPN+
North Carolina A&T at North Dakota State, 12:30 p.m., ESPN+
UNLC at Cal, 1 p.m., Pac-12 Networks
Portland State at Washington, 1 p.m., Pac-12 Washington
Northern Colorado at Wyoming, 1 p.m., MW Network
Samford at Georgia, 1 p.m., SEC Network
Akron at Michigan State, 1 p.m., Big Ten Network
Houston at Texas Tech, 1 p.m., FS1
Iowa State at Iowa, 1 p.m., Big Ten Network
Virginia at Illinois, 1 p.m., ESPNU
Indiana State at Purdue, 1 p.m., Big Ten Network
Wagner at Rutgers, 1 p.m., Big Ten Network
Eastern Kentucky at Bowling Green, 1 p.m., ESPN3
Norfolk State at James Madison, 1 p.m., ESPN3
Mississippi Valley State at Austin Peay, 1 p.m., ESPN+
UNI at North Dakota, 1 p.m., ESPN3
East Tennessee State at The Citadel, 1 p.m., ESPN+
South Carolina State at Bethune-Cookman, 1 p.m., ESPN+
Alabama State at UCLA, 2 p.m., Pac-12 Network
San Diego at Cal Poly, 2 p.m., ESPN+
Lehigh at Georgetown, 2 p.m., ESPN+
UIW at Nevada, 2:30 p.m., MW Network
Kansas at West Virginia, 3 p.m., ESPN+
Old Dominion at East Carolina, 3 p.m., ESPN+
Holy Cross at Buffalo, 3 p.m., ESPN+
Robert Morris at Miami (the other one), 3 p.m., ESPN3
Gardner-Webb at Coastal Carolina, 3 p.m., ESPN+
SE Louisiana at Florida Atlantic, 3 p.m., ESPN3
UAB at Liberty, 3 p.m., ESPN+
Elon at Wofford, 3 p.m., ESPN3
Winston-Salem at NC Central, 3 p.m., ESPN+
Louisiana Christian at Stetson, 3 p.m., ESPN3
Sacred Heart at Central Connecticut, 3 p.m., ESPN3
Rhode Island at Bryant, 3 p.m., ESPN+
Kent State at Oklahoma, 4 p.m., ESPN+
Kentucky at Florida, 4 p.m., ESPN
Central Arkansas at Ole Miss, 4 p.m., ESPN+/SEC Network+
Syracuse at UConn, 4 p.m., CBSSN
Western Carolina at Georgia Tech, 4 p.m., ESPN+/ACCNX
UMass at Toledo, 4 p.m., ESPN+
Alcorn State at Tulane, 4 p.m., ESPN+
Lamar at SMU, 4 p.m., ESPN+
Howard at South Florida, 4 p.m., ESPN+
Northern Illinois at Tulsa, 4 p.m., ESPN+
Eastern Michigan at Louisiana, 4 p.m., NFL Network
Alabama A&M at Troy, 4 p.m., ESPN3
FIU at Texas State, 4 p.m., ESPN+
Stephen F. Austin at Louisiana Tech, 4 p.m., ESPN3
Jacksonville State at Murray State, 4 p.m., ESPN3
Northern Arizona at Sam Houston, 4 p.m., ESPN+
UC Davis at South Dakota State, 4 p.m., ESPN+
UVA Wise at North Alabama, 4 p.m., ESPN+
Lindenwood at Houston Baptist, 4 p.m., ESPN3
Texas A&M-Commerce at Tennessee Tech, 4 p.m., ESPN+
Chattanooga at Eastern Illinois, 4 p.m., ESPN+
SE Missouri State at Southern Illinois, 4 p.m., ESPN3
USC at Stanford, 4:30 p.m., ABC
Arizona State at Oklahoma State, 4:30 p.m., ESPN2
San Jose State at Auburn, 4:30 p.m., ESPNU
Southern at LSU, 4:30 p.m., SEC Network
Georgia Southern at Nebraska, 4:30 p.m., FS1
Texas Southern at North Texas, 4:30 p.m., ESPN3
McNeese at Rice, 4:30 p.m., ESPN3
Valparaiso at Illinois State, 4:30 p.m., ESPN+
Hawai’i at Michigan, 5 p.m., Big Ten Network
Tarleton at TCU, 5 p.m., ESPN+
Idaho at Indiana, 5 p.m., Big Ten Network
Boston College at Virginia Tech, 5 p.m., ACC Network
Nicholls at UL Monroe, 5 p.m., ESPN3
Prairie View A&M at Abilene Christian, 5 p.m., ESPN+
Eastern Washington at Oregon, 5:30 p.m., Pac-12 Network
New Mexico State at UTEP, 6 p.m., ESPN+
Chadron State at Utah Tech, 6 p.m., ESPN+`
Baylor at BYU, 7:12 p.m., ESPN
Oregon State at Fresno State, 7:30 p.m., CBSSN
Mississippi State at Arizona, 8 p.m., FS1

Source: NCAA.com

NFL

SUNDAY

Saints at Falcons, 10 a.m., Fox
Browns at Panthers, 10 a.m., CBS
49ers at Bears, 10 a.m., Fox
Steelers at Bengals, 10 a.m., CBS
Eagles at Lions, 10 a.m., Fox
Colts at Texans, 10 a.m., CBS
Patriots at Dolphins, 10 a.m., CBS
Ravens at Jets, 10 a.m., CBS
Jaguars at Commanders, 10 a.m., Fox
Giants at Titans, 1:25 p.m., Fox
Chiefs at Cardinals, 1:25 p.m., CBS
Raiders at Chargers, 1:25 p.m., CBS
Packers at Vikings, 1:25 p.m., Fox
Buccaneers at Cowboys, 5:20 p.m., NBC/Universe

MONDAY

Broncos at Seahawks, 5:15 p.m., ESPN/ABC/ESPN2/ESPN Deportes

Source: NFL.com

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