Saturday, November 07, 2026 carries three football boards: 63 College Football games, 15 NFL games and 62 FCS games, with the excerpts below drawn from the listed slate. Injury reports shape the day more than anything else, and the clearest example is Texas at Missouri. Our ledger already holds 11 posted calls across four sports. One of them is a College Football side, Utah -4.5. The rest are in college basketball, the NBA and the NHL. Every call settles on our public, tamper-evident ledger, and losses are recorded alongside wins.
A note on what this outlook does not include: we are not citing model probabilities, market prices or edges for any game below, because none are being published with this piece. Where a call exists, we state the selection and the line only.
College Football
Texas Longhorns @ Missouri Tigers (noon ET, ESPN). This is No. 10 at No. 19, and it is the most heavily affected game on the board. Texas beat Mississippi State last week but lost several players during that game. The status report:
* Out: running back Hollywood Smothers, tight end Nick Townsend and edge rusher Richard Wesley. * Out for the season: left tackle Trevor Goosby, with a knee injury. * Questionable: Cam Coleman (shoulder), Ryan Wingo, Colin Simmons (high ankle sprain), Kade Phillips and Graceson Littleton.
Steve Sarkisian has said the Longhorns will be shorthanded. Missouri's report lists only three reserves. All-American running back Ahmad Hardy is available after returning against Arkansas, where he was held to two carries.
A sharp model treats this as a status question first. It weighs how much each absent or limited player contributes, how much the replacements typically give up, and whether a questionable tag resolves before kickoff. Hardy's two-carry return is a small sample. It does not tell us his workload today, and we do not read much into it either way.
Alabama Crimson Tide @ LSU Tigers (3:30 p.m., ABC). No. 9 visits No. 15. Alabama lists five starters as questionable. Kalen DeBoer has described that group as working back onto the field after the bye. LSU's last game was a 38–17 win at Auburn, in which Sam Leavitt threw for 387 yards and three touchdowns. A model typically gives a recent passing output like that some weight, but less than a full season of efficiency data. It also accounts for the rest advantage of a bye week, partly offset by the uncertainty around the five questionable starters.
Oregon Ducks @ Ohio State Buckeyes (3:30 p.m.). This is the other premier afternoon window. We have no verified injury notes to add here, so we are not offering a personnel read.
UCLA Bruins @ Minnesota Golden Gophers (noon, Fox). Ty Dieffenbach starts again at quarterback. Nico Iamaleava tore his ACL against Oregon on Oct. 10. Left guard Eugene Brooks and safety Tao Johnson are cleared to return. Our research notes described this as a UCLA home game, while the slate lists it at Minnesota. We defer to the slate and make no claim about venue effects beyond that. A model updates a quarterback change by comparing the starter's actual results against the prior estimate, and returning starters on the line and in the secondary nudge the number back in the other direction.
BYU Cougars @ Utah Utes. Our posted call: Utah Utes -4.5. It is on the ledger and will settle there.
Other games on the listed board include Clemson at Syracuse, Penn State at Washington, Cincinnati at Houston, Texas A&M at South Carolina, Iowa State at Baylor and Oklahoma State at Kansas State. We have no other College Football calls posted today.
NFL
Fifteen NFL games are listed. They include:
* Detroit Lions @ Miami Dolphins * Buffalo Bills @ Minnesota Vikings * Green Bay Packers @ New England Patriots * Los Angeles Rams @ Washington Commanders * Houston Texans @ Los Angeles Chargers * New York Giants @ Philadelphia Eagles * Arizona Cardinals @ Seattle Seahawks
We could not confirm any NFL news for this window, so we are not offering game-specific commentary. We have no NFL calls posted.
In general terms, an NFL model weighs:
* Quarterback availability * Offensive line continuity * Efficiency per play rather than raw yardage * Rest and travel * How settled the number is close to kickoff
In a 15-game window, passing on most of the board is a normal outcome.
FCS
The FCS card is broad. It includes several Ivy League games:
* Brown at Yale * Dartmouth at Princeton * Columbia at Harvard * Pennsylvania at Cornell
It also includes Patriot League and CAA matchups:
* Colgate at Lehigh * Fordham at Bucknell * Lafayette at William & Mary * Richmond at Villanova * Rhode Island at New Hampshire * Stony Brook at Campbell
We found no confirmed FCS news for Saturday and have no FCS calls posted.
FCS games tend to have thinner public information. That cuts both ways for a model. Its estimates carry wider uncertainty, and late roster news that never reaches an injury report can move the true number without warning. We treat that as a reason for restraint, not a reason for volume.
Posted calls, for reference
* CBB: Over 146.5 (Lamar @ Abilene Christian); Over 149.0 (Northern Iowa @ Furman); Over 154.0 (Denver @ UC Riverside); Over 145.0 (Portland St @ Seattle). * CFB: Utah Utes -4.5 (BYU @ Utah). * NBA: Brooklyn Nets +6.5 (at Atlanta); Oklahoma City Thunder -11.5 (vs. Washington). * NHL: Under 6.5 in Florida @ Washington, NY Rangers @ Seattle, Chicago @ Carolina and Tampa Bay @ Minnesota.
Each of these will settle on the public ledger. Any single prediction can lose, and the record is meant to be judged over a large sample.
21+ only. Set limits in advance, never chase losses, and if it stops being fun, call 1-800-GAMBLER.