Tuesday, November 10, 2026 is a narrow football day. Our slate feed lists 67 college football games, 15 NFL games and 63 FCS games, but our research verified only three games tonight: a trio of midweek Mid-American Conference matchups. We are treating the verified schedule as authoritative and the rest of the feed as unconfirmed. Today's posted calls are in college basketball (37 totals) and one NHL total. Every one of them settles on our public, tamper-evident ledger, wins and losses alike.
College Football
Three MAC games are confirmed for tonight:
- Western Michigan at Akron, 7 p.m. ET, CBS Sports Network - Kent State at Bowling Green, 7 p.m. ET, ESPNU - Ohio at Miami (OH), 8 p.m. ET, ESPN2
Ohio at Miami (OH) is the game with conference stakes. The latest records we could verify are a week old and predate last week's games. At that point Ohio was 6-2 overall and 4-0 in MAC play. Miami was 5-3 and 3-1 in conference before facing Buffalo. We could not confirm either team's result from last week, so the standings may have moved. Ohio's identity is the ground game: the Bobcats entered that week averaging 4.88 yards per rush and leading the conference in rushing production. The question for a model is whether Miami's front can make Ohio play from behind schedule. We do not have verified defensive splits for the RedHawks, so we will not guess at them.
Western Michigan at Akron is the other matchup with a clear data point. A week ago Akron was 1-7 overall and 0-4 in the MAC, and the Zips were allowing 5.7 yards per carry, the worst mark in the conference. We could not verify Western Michigan's recent form, so the matchup read is one-sided: we know Akron's run defense has been a weakness, but we cannot say how well the Broncos are positioned to exploit it.
Kent State at Bowling Green is the least documented of the three. We found no verified recent form for either team and no verified injury reports for any of tonight's games.
Looking ahead, MAC play continues Wednesday when Central Michigan hosts Sacramento State at 7:30 p.m. ET. CMU is 4-5 overall and 2-3 in the MAC, two wins short of bowl eligibility. The Chippewas are coming off a 35-7 win over Eastern Michigan. In that game, quarterback Jadyn Glasser made his second consecutive start and went 14-of-19 for 175 yards and a touchdown.
In games like these, a disciplined model weighs efficiency per play over raw totals, adjusts for opponent strength, accounts for pace and play count, and discounts stale information. That last point matters tonight. Several of our inputs are a week old, and the honest response is wider uncertainty, not false confidence.
We have no posted football calls today.
NFL
Our slate feed lists 15 NFL games, including Jaguars at Ravens, Bills at Vikings and Packers at Patriots. Our research found no NFL games scheduled for this Tuesday. We are not publishing a read on matchups we cannot confirm are being played. We have no posted NFL calls today.
FCS
The feed lists 63 FCS games, including Ivy League matchups such as Princeton at Yale and Harvard at Penn, along with Illinois State at Youngstown State. We could not confirm any FCS games for today, so we are not offering analysis here. We have no posted FCS calls.
Several program names on the FCS list appear in today's basketball calls, including Maine, Bryant, Yale, Villanova, Duquesne and Murray State. Those calls are college basketball totals, not football.
Today's Posted Calls
The working board is college basketball. All 37 CBB calls are unders. Selected entries:
- Kansas at Kentucky: Under 155.5 - Memphis at Vanderbilt: Under 158.5 - Queens at BYU: Under 179.0 - Hofstra at Arizona State: Under 134.5 - Maryland-Eastern Shore at Boston College: Under 135.0 - Yale at Baylor: Under 157.5 - Montana at San Francisco: Under 147.5
The single NHL call is Minnesota at Montréal: Under 6.5.
One point needs stating plainly. A full board leaning one direction is correlated exposure. If early-season scoring runs above the model's expectation across the sport, many of these calls can lose on the same night. The model's direction reflects its read of each number, but the calls are not independent outcomes. Model probabilities and edges were not included in this brief, so we are not quoting them here. Every call is timestamped on the public ledger and will be graded there, losses included.
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