College Football Picks: Week 6 Predictions for Every Game

Heading into Week 6 of the college football season, we've yet to see too many upsets come from the nation's top five teams. Although the order has changed somewhat, Alabama, Georgia, Ohio State, Clemson and Michigan have remained perfect through five weeks.

Meanwhile, we've seen a few challengers emerge in teams that could create some chaos later in the year. In the SEC, Ole Miss, Kentucky and Tennessee look like they could be legitimate challengers to Alabama and Georgia. Lincoln Riley's undefeated USC team looks like the Pac-12's best chance for a playoff team. Penn State looks like one of the only possible challengers to Ohio State in the Big Ten.

Week 6 doesn't feature a ton of big games, but there are a number of fun matchups on the slate. Predictions for each Week 6 game are broken into three sections: Top 25 teams, best games between unranked teams and the rest of the slate. Unless otherwise noted, games are assumed to take place on Saturday.

No. 25 LSU vs. No. 8 Tennessee, Noon ET
See No. 8 Tennessee for prediction

No. 24 Cincinnati vs. South Florida , 2:30 p.m. ET

The Bearcats aren't making noise as a playoff contender this season, thanks to their loss to Arkansas in Week 1. Still, Cincinnati is a quality 4-1 team that beat a Power 5 squad in Indiana in Week 4. Bearcat quarterback Ben Bryant, who had to replace longtime starter Desmond Ridder this season, has Cincy's offense running smoothly. So far, he has thrown for 1,383 yards and 13 touchdowns with four interceptions.

South Florida, meanwhile, is having a rough season so far. The Bulls are 1-4, with their only win coming against MEAC opponent Howard earlier in the season. Head coach Jeff Scott, who is in his third season in Tampa, hasn't won more than three games in a season as a head coach. It'll be interesting to see if USF decides to make a coaching change if the Bulls keep losing.

Cincy's offense, which ranks 18th nationally in scoring (40.2 ppg), should have no problems against a USF defense that is tied at 122nd in scoring defense.

Prediction: Cincinnati 45, USF 6

No. 23 Mississippi State vs. Arkansas, Noon ET

Both of these teams are trending in opposite directions. Arkansas has lost its last two games to Texas A&M and Alabama. The Razorbacks had a chance to defeat TAMU, but doinked a game-winning field goal attempt off the top of the upright. Against Alabama, Arkansas pulled within five points in the second half before Bama pulled away to win 49-26.

Mississippi State, meanwhile, has won two straight over Bowling Green and Texas A&M. The Bulldogs lost 31-16 to LSU in Week 3, so this game doesn't have a ton of SEC West implications, with Alabama leading the pack.

But it'll be interesting to see which team comes out fighting the hardest. Arkansas looked like the one team that might challenge 'Bama in the West this season. But that ship sailed last Saturday, so Mississippi State might have more motivation entering this one. Both offenses are led by a pair of talented quarterbacks in TAMU's Will Rogers and Arky's KJ Jefferson.

I think Mississippi State has a bit more to play for this week, and I think it'll be hard for Arkansas to rebound after two demoralizing losses.

Prediction: Mississippi State 28, Arkansas 17

No. 22 Syracuse, Idle

No, this is not the Orange basketball team that is 5-0 on the season. A bye for 'Cuse comes before a tough schedule ahead, including games vs. NC State, at Clemson and vs. Notre Dame for the rest of the month. This should also give the ACC's rushing leader, running back Sean Tucker, time to rest up—he got banged up during Syracuse's blowout win over Wagner.

No. 21 Washington at Arizona State. 4 p.m. ET

Washington looked like one of the best teams in the Pac-12, until UCLA defeated the Huskies 40-32 last Friday night. Still, Washington can still make some noise in the Pac-12 this season. The Huskies are 14-point favorites over the Sun Devils.

Arizona State fired Herm Edwards earlier this season. Since his firing, the Sun Devils are 0-2 with losses to Utah and USC. I think Washington's offense, led by quarterback Michael Penix Jr. will be too much for this ASU secondary, which gives up 225.2 yards in the air per game.

Prediction: Washington 48, Arizona State 13

No. 20 Kansas State at Iowa State, 7:30 p.m. ET

Kansas State looks like one of the best teams in the Big 12, having upset Oklahoma 41-34 and beating Texas Tech 37-28 in back-to-back weeks. It faces an Iowa State team that— despite starting the season 3-0, including a Week 2 victory at Iowa—is 0-2 in Big 12 play. The Cyclones lost 31-24 against Baylor before falling 14-11 at Kansas last week.

Iowa State has won the last two games in this series, but K-State won eight out of the last 11 meetings between these two. The Wildcats are just a two-point favorite going on the road to Ames.

I think Kansas State has the edge here, especially with how well quarterback Adrian Martinez has been playing. The offense averaged 39 points in the last two weeks, and Martinez combined for 319 yards and five scores on the ground. Iowa State's rushing defense is the eighth-ranked unit in the nation, allowing just 83 yards on the ground per game. So K-State's numbers likely won't be as big against the Cyclones. But I think Martinez can make some plays with his feet late in this one to win it close.

Prediction: Kansas State 28, Iowa State 21

No. 19 Kansas vs. No. 17 TCU, Noon ET
See No. 17 TCU for prediction

No. 18 UCLA vs. No. 11 Utah, 3:30 p.m. ET
See No. 11 Utah for prediction

No. 17 TCU at No. 19 Kansas, Noon ET

Folks, we are in for a fun matchup on Saturday. Both of these teams are undefeated, and Kansas is 5-0 for the first time since 2009. The Jayhawks moved to 5-0 after beating Iowa State 14-11 last week. ESPN's College GameDay will be in town for the first time ever, so the atmosphere in Lawrence, Kansas should be electric.

But Kansas is facing a very good TCU team. The Horned Frogs handed Oklahoma its second straight loss last week, winning 55-24 in a game that wasn't all that close from the start.

Both of these offenses boast a pair of talented quarterbacks. Kansas' Jalon Daniels has thrown for 983 yards, 11 touchdowns and just one interception. He's rushed for another 329 yards and five touchdowns, too. TCU's Max Duggan has yet to throw an interception this season, and he had three touchdown passes in the last two weeks.

TCU's defense is 65th nationally, and Kansas' is 79th, so this could potentially be a shootout. Kansas won in a Week 2 shootout against West Virginia, winning 55-42 in overtime. That could give the Jayhawks an edge in this one. Plus, it's hard for me to pick against a team that's been so unexpectedly fun to watch this season, so I am (unwisely) picking with my heart on this one. Rock chalk!

Prediction: Kansas 38, TCU 35

No. 16 BYU vs. Notre Dame (in Las Vegas), 7:30 p.m. ET

At the beginning of the season, this one looked like it could have major playoff implications. But through five weeks of the season, this matchup has lost a lot of its luster. Notre Dame started the season 0-2, including an upset at home against Marshall, and BYU lost 41-20 to Oregon in Week 3.

Although the start for Notre Dame looked disastrous, the Fighting Irish have rebounded well in the last two weeks. ND beat Cal 24-17 at home, and went on the road to beat an undefeated UNC team 45-32. Following the Oregon loss, BYU defeated Wyoming and a 1-3 Utah State team in the last two weeks.

I think Notre Dame's offense will be too much for this BYU defense, which allows 335.4 yards per game. Fighting Irish running back Audric Estime has rushed for 210 yards and three touchdowns in the last two weeks. ND quarterback Drew Pyne threw for 289 yards and three touchdowns in the win over North Carolina.

Prediction: Notre Dame 42, BYU 21

No. 15 Wake Forest vs. Army

Wake Forest looks like one of the strongest teams in the ACC, barely losing to Clemson 51-45 in overtime in Week 4. The Demon Deacons are coming off of a 31-21 road win over a much improved Florida State team. The 'Noles made it a one-score game with 9:32 left, but Wake kicked a 27-yard field goal with 2:55 left to put their comeback hopes to rest.

Army, meanwhile, has struggled consistently so far this season. The Black Knights are 1-3, with their only win coming in Week 3 over FCS squad Villanova. Sam Hartman and this Wake offense, which is putting up 40.4 points per game, should have no problems against an Army defense that ranks 102nd nationally.

Prediction: Wake Forest 48, Army 17

No. 14 NC State vs. Florida State, 8 p.m. ET

This one looks like it will be quite the entertaining matchup, even though both teams are coming off of losses. NC State fell 30-20 to Clemson last week, and Florida State suffered its first loss to Wake Forest last week. Still, both teams enter this one 4-1.

Mike Norvell looks like he finally has this FSU offense figured out, and quarterback Jordan Travis looks strong so far this season. Travis has thrown for 1,226 yards and eight touchdowns on the year. The 'Noles run game features Treshaun Ward and Trey Benson, who have combined for 715 yards and six touchdowns on the ground.

Fifth-year senior quarterback Devin Leary leads NC State's offense. He's thrown for 1,135 yards and 10 touchdowns on the season, but he threw his third interception of the year against Clemson last week. Florida State's secondary has three takeaways so far this season.

NC State is just a 3.5-point favorite at home, but it'll be interesting to see how this Wolfpack team rebounds from the home loss to Clemson. This one is pretty hard to pick, since both of these teams are similarly matched and have comparable bodies of work through five weeks. Although Florida State has lost the last two to NC State, I like the 'Noles in an upset here. Beating Clemson was a huge opportunity missed for this NC State team, so I think FSU might have a better mindset coming into this one.

Prediction: Florida State 28, NC State 26

No. 13 Kentucky vs. South Carolina, 7:30 p.m. ET

Although Kentucky suffered its first loss of the season to Ole Miss last week, the Wildcats' chances of winning the SEC East are still in front of them. Beating South Carolina will help them take the next step in that goal.

South Carolina is 4-2, with losses to Arkansas and Georgia so far this season. Gamecocks quarterback Spencer Rattler has been quite turnover prone so far this year, throwing for four touchdowns and seven interceptions. He's been sacked 10 times, too.

Although Kentucky quarterback Will Levis fumbled twice late in the game against Ole Miss to give the Rebels the victory, I think he will rebound nicely against South Carolina. The Gamecocks are building under Shane Beamer, but this Wildcat offense will have too much firepower at home this week. I think Kentucky will be playing a bit angry coming off a close loss, unfortunately for South Carolina.

Prediction: Kentucky 45, South Carolina 17

No. 12 Oregon at Arizona, 9 p.m. ET

Despite losing 49-3 in Week 1 to Georgia, the Ducks have rebounded nicely and are 4-1. Oregon has rattled off three straight wins over BYU, Washington State and Stanford.

It looks like Ducks quarterback Bo Nix is feeling comfortable in Dan Lanning's offense. In the last three weeks, he's combined for seven passing touchdowns and five scores on the ground. Following his two-interception game against Georgia, he's thrown just one pick against Washington State since.

Oregon will be playing a much improved Arizona team. The Wildcats are 3-2 on the season, and looking like they could finish with their first season at .500 since 2017. Oregon is a 13-point favorite on the road, and the Ducks offense will likely be too much for this Arizona defense. The unit is 93rd nationally in total defense, and gives up 31.2 points per game.

Prediction: Oregon 52, Arizona 21

No. 11 Utah at No. 18 UCLA, 3:30 p.m. ET

Aside from USC, UCLA is the last remaining undefeated team in the Pac-12. The Bruins vaulted into the Top 25 after beating then-No. 15 Washington 40-32 last Friday night. UCLA quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson also put himself into the Heisman Trophy conversation with this incredible hurdle of a Washington defender:

THIS HURDLE WAS WILD 🤯🤯

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— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) October 1, 2022

It looks like Chip Kelly finally has things rolling at UCLA, as the Bruins are off to their best start since his debut season in 2018. Dating back to last season, this win marks the eighth straight victory for the Bruins, their longest undefeated stretch since 2005. They've put up at least 40 points seven times during this streak, as well.

Saturday's game against Utah will prove if this UCLA team is for real or not. The Bruins have lost five straight against the Utes, dating back to 2016. This will be the toughest defense UCLA has faced this season, as the Utes rank 12th in scoring defense, allowing just 14.4 points per game. The Utes have won the last four straight following their Week 1 loss at Florida, but this will be the first ranked team Utah has faced all season.

This one should be close throughout, and the Bruins might have a slight advantage in taking this one at home.

Prediction: UCLA 35, Utah 28

No. 10 Penn State (5-0) idle

Penn State is undefeated, but the Nittany Lions have yet to play a ranked team yet on their schedule. As we enter October, we should know how for real this PSU team is. The Nittany Lions will play Michigan in the Big House on Oct. 15, followed by a home game against Minnesota and a home game against Ohio State on Oct. 29. Penn State hasn't beaten OSU since 2017, and Michigan defeated the Nittany Lions 21-17 last season.

No. 9 Ole Miss at Vanderbilt, 4 p.m. ET

Ole Miss has won the last three straight over Vanderbilt. Even though the Commodores look much stronger under Clark Lea this season, sitting at 3-2, Ole Miss just has too much talent on offense.

Freshman running back Quinshon Judkins has been sensational this season, accounting for 535 yards and six touchdowns so far. QB Jaxson Dart has thrown for 910 yards and five touchdowns on the year.

Vanderbilt's defense checks in at 114th in scoring defense nationally. Ole Miss should have no problems winning this one, even on the road.

Prediction: Ole Miss 38, Vanderbilt 6

No. 8 Tennessee at LSU, Noon ET

These two SEC teams will play each other for the first time since 2017. The LSU Tigers have won five straight against the Vols, dating back to 2006.

Undefeated Tennessee comes into this one boasting one of the country's most explosive offenses. Led by quarterback Hendon Hooker and running back Jaylen Wright, the unit is tied for second in scoring offense, averaging 48.5 points per game.

LSU, meanwhile, has rebounded from its Week 1 loss to Florida State and won its last four games. Last week, the Tigers' defense forced four turnovers against Auburn to come from down 17 points to win 21-17. Tennessee will be the best offense LSU has faced thus far, but the Tigers have still only allowed 14.8 points per game so far this season.

Tennessee's tempo will likely wear down this LSU front—the Vols like to go fast, which can make even the stingiest defenses tired. But even if LSU's defense can hold up well, I'm not sure LSU has the firepower to keep pace with a high-scoring Vols offense. I think this one will be close for awhile before Tennessee pulls away in the fourth.

Prediction: Tennessee 35, LSU 27

No. 7 Oklahoma State vs. Texas Tech 3:30 p.m. ET

Oklahoma State is one of the four aforementioned undefeated Big 12 teams. The Cowboys opened conference play with a 36-25 victory over Baylor last week. Texas Tech, meanwhile, started the season 2-0, but have dropped two out of its last three against NC State and Kansas State.

Oklahoma State is fifth in scoring offense, averaging 47.8 points per game. Unfortunately, quarterback Spencer Sanders has been digressing each week throughout the season so far. Last week against Baylor, he finished with just 181 yards, a touchdown and an interception.

Texas Tech's defense is allowing 27.6 yards per game. Even if Sanders doesn't have the best day, Tech's passing defense gives up 205 yards in the air per game. Oklahoma State is a 9-point favorite. A win on Saturday would give Oklahoma State three straight over the Red Raiders. I like Oklahoma State at home here.

Prediction: Oklahoma State 28, Texas Tech 17

No. 6 USC vs. Washington State, 7:30 p.m. ET

USC has won the last three against Washington State, dating back to 2018. The Trojans are 13-point favorites against Washington State at home. USC has played well at home all season, winning by a combined score of 153-56 against Rice, Fresno State and Arizona State.

The Trojans shouldn't have too much trouble against Washington State. The Cougars are averaging just 29.6 points per game, compared to USC's 10th ranked scoring offense (42 PPG).

Prediction: USC 48, Washington State 13

No. 5 Clemson at Boston College, 7:30 p.m. ET

Clemson looks like the clear ACC favorite, coming off of a statement 20-10 win over NC State at home. The Tigers have won 10 straight against Boston College. The Eagles have struggled so far this season, losing to Rutgers to open the year before dropping two out of its last four against Virginia Tech and Florida State.

Clemson's offense, with a much more comfortable looking DJ Uiagalelei under center, should roll on Saturday night. Clemson is a 20.5-point favorite.

Prediction: Clemson 38, Boston College 7

No. 4 Michigan at Indiana, Noon ET

All signs are pointing to another Michigan-Ohio State game to decide the Big Ten East this season. The Wolverines have to get past Indiana first on Saturday. The Hoosiers started the season 3-0, including a Week 1 win over Illinois. But Indiana has dropped their last two games against Cincinnati and Nebraska, losing both games by at least two scores.

Michigan has impressed the last two weeks, defeating Maryland and beating Iowa on the road handily 27-14. Michigan is a 22-point favorite, which sounds about right.

Prediction: Michigan 38, Indiana 10

No. 3 Ohio State at Michigan State, 4 p.m. ET

Ohio State has won the last six straight against Sparty. Last year's blowout 56-7 victory over Sparty vaulted the Buckeyes back into the playoff conversation.

The Buckeyes are facing a struggling Michigan State team. It's a bit surprising, given this Sparty team won the Peach Bowl last season. But MSU has lost its last three games to Washington, Minnesota and Maryland.

Unfortunately the Buckeyes will hand Sparty its fourth-straight loss of the season on Saturday. In the last three weeks, CJ Stroud and the Buckeyes' offense have put up an average of 59 points.

Prediction: Ohio State 56, Michigan State 13

No. 2 Georgia vs. Auburn 3:30 p.m. ET

Georgia survived a scare last week against an unranked, 2-2 Missouri team. After failing to find the end zone all game, the Dawgs finally scored two touchdowns in the fourth quarter to win 26-22. It was surprising, given that Georgia's offense scored 30 or more points in each game prior.

Luckily for Georgia, the Dawgs play at home against an Auburn team that is struggling. The Tigers blew a 17-0 lead last week to LSU, and had four turnovers to lose 21-17. The Tigers barely beat Missouri in Week 4, needing overtime to win 17-14.

Auburn has lost five straight against Georgia. It looks like Saturday will bring the steak to six.

Prediction: Georgia 34, Auburn 10

No. 1 Alabama vs. Texas A&M, 8 p.m. ET

This game looked a lot more intriguing at the start of the season. The Aggies were one of just two teams to beat Alabama last season, upsetting the Tide 41-38 at home.

But fast forward to Week 6 of 2022, and Texas A&M looks like a much different team than this time last year. The Aggies suffered a shocking upset at home to Appalachian State in Week 2, and lost 42-24 to Mississippi State last week. Unsurprisingly, Alabama is a 24-point favorite. Head coach Jimbo Fisher is 37-16 in five seasons at A&M—a similar record as former Aggies' head coach Kevin Sumlin at this point in his tenure.

The biggest storyline from this game will undoubtedly be the health of Alabama quarterback Bryce Young. The reigning Heisman winner left last week's Arkansas game in the second quarter with a sprained shoulder. Nick Saban told reporters earlier this week that Young is "day-to-day."

Even if Young can't go on Saturday, the Tide's offense should be fine under backup quarterback Jalen Milroe and running back Jahmyr Gibbs. The two combined for 382 total yards and four touchdowns in the win over Arkansas last week.

Prediction: Alabama 42, Texas A&M 24

Texas vs. Oklahoma, Noon ET

The Red River Rivalry is entertaining every year regardless of the teams' records. They have gone a combined 1-3 over the last two weeks, but a rivalry like this one will always have some juice.

Last year, Oklahoma came from behind from a 28-7 first-quarter deficit to win 55-48 in a thriller. 2020's meeting was a 53-45 shootout that the Sooners won.

There are question marks surrounding both teams' quarterbacks. Longhorns QB Quinn Ewers was injured in the first quarter against Alabama on Sept. 10, and he hasn't seen the field since. Oklahoma's Dillon Gabriel left last week's TCU game with a head injury. It's unclear if either QB will suit up Saturday.

If Ewers and Gabriel don't play, both offenses will likely rely on their run games. Texas' Bijan Robinson has 515 yards and eight touchdowns on the season. Oklahoma's Eric Gray has 460 yards and three scores.

This year's Red River Rivalry might not be that nationally relevant, but it should be a fun one, per usual.

Prediction Texas 38, Oklahoma 33

Purdue at Maryland, Noon ET

Purdue pulled off an upset last week, putting together two scoring drives in the fourth quarter to beat No. 21 Minnesota 20-10. The Boilermakers lost two of their first three games of the season against Penn State and Syracuse, but the win over Minnesota brought them to 3-2.

They will be facing a Maryland team that is 4-1 with a Week 4 34-27 road loss to Michigan. Taulia Tagovailoa, the younger brother of Miami Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa, has had a decent season. He's thrown for 1,416 yards and eight touchdowns.

Saturday will mark just the fourth overall meeting between these two. Purdue beat Maryland 40-14 the last time they clashed in 2019.

I like Maryland at home here, but I think Purdue keeps it close.

Prediction: Maryland 27, Purdue 24

Duke at Georgia Tech, 4 p.m. ET

Georgia Tech made coaching carousel news last week with the announcement that head coach Geoff Collins and athletic director Todd Stansbury were fired. Under interim head coach Brent Key, who was promoted from offensive line coach, Georgia Tech went on the road and upset No. 24 Pitt 26-21 last weekend. Tech's defense forced two turnovers that set up a pair of scores. Pitt was a 21.5-point favorite, so it was a huge win for Key and a struggling Tech team that's 2-3 on the season.

This week, the Yellow Jackets return home to face Duke, and the Blue Devils are three-point favorites. The Blue Devils are 4-1 on the season, losing to Kansas in Week 4.

It was incredibly cool to see Key, who played at Georgia Tech from 1997 to 2000, get an upset victory in his first game as interim head coach. I think this Yellow Jacket team can rally behind him and give him his second win, this time at home. If Key keeps winning, he could win the permanent head coaching job.

Prediction: Georgia Tech 24, Duke 21

UNC at Miami, 4 p.m. ET

Although Clemson is the overwhelming favorite to win the ACC, the ACC Coastal is still very much up for grabs. North Carolina beat Virginia Tech 41-10 last week, whereas Miami has yet to begin conference play. The Canes will be looking to bounce back from two straight losses to Texas A&M and Conference USA's Middle Tennessee State.

Tar Heels quarterback and true freshman Drake Maye has been sensational this season. He's thrown for 1,594 yards and 19 touchdowns with just one interception. He has added another 255 yards and three scores on the ground, too.

I think UNC has the upper hand offensively. Miami quarterback Tyler Van Dyke entered 2022 with plenty of offseason hype, but he hasn't performed as well as expected early in the year. On the season he's thrown for just four touchdowns with three interceptions.

UNC's Week 4 loss to Notre Dame knocked the Heels out of the rankings, but this is still a quality 4-1 team. I think UNC has too much firepower on offense for this Canes defense.

Prediction: UNC 42, Miami 35

Wednesday, Oct. 5

SMU at UCF, 7 p.m. ET: UCF 35, SMU 21

Friday, Oct. 7

Nebraska at Rutgers 7 p.m. ET: Nebraska 28, Rutgers 17

Houston at Memphis 7:30 p.m. ET: Memphis 34, Houston 17

Colorado State at Nevada 10:30 p.m. ET: Nevada 24, Colorado State 10

UNLV at San José State, 10:30 p.m. ET: San José State 27, UNLV 20

Saturday, Oct. 8

Louisville at Virginia, Noon ET: Virginia 30, Louisville 28

Eastern Michigan at Western Michigan, Noon ET: Western Michigan 35, EMU 20

Buffalo at Bowling Green, Noon ET: Buffalo 38, Bowling Green 27

Missouri at Florida, Noon ET: Florida 24, Missouri 17

Akron at Ohio, 2 p.m. ET: Ohio 35, Akron 13

Georgia Southern at Georgia State, 2 p.m. ET: Georgia Southern 34, Georgia State 30

Liberty at UMass, 3:30 p.m. ET: Liberty 35, UMass 3

Wisconsin at Northwestern, 3:30 p.m. ET: Wisconsin 27, Northwestern 17

Virginia Tech at Pitt, 3:30 p.m. ET: Pitt 28, VT 20

East Carolina at Tulane, 3:30 p.m. ET: Tulane 30, ECU 27

Tulsa at Navy, 3:30 p.m. ET: Tulsa 38, Navy 17

Ball State at Central Michigan, 3:30 p.m. ET: Central Michigan 28, Ball State 6

Toledo at Northern Illinois, 3:30 p.m. ET: Toledo 45, NIU 30

Kent State at Miami (OH), 3:30 p.m. ET: Kent State 35, Miami (OH) 24

Middle Tennessee at UAB, 3:30 p.m. ET:

Western Kentucky at UTSA, 6 p.m. ET:

Air Force at Utah State, 7 p.m. ET:

Wyoming at New Mexico, 7 p.m. ET:

James Madison at Arkansas State, 7 p.m. ET:

App State at Texas State, 7 p.m. ET:

Southern Miss at Troy, 7 p.m. ET:

UConn at FIU, 7 p.m. ET:

UTEP at Louisiana Tech, 7 p.m. ET:

Iowa at Illinois, 7:30 p.m. ET:

Coastal Carolina at UL Monroe, 8 p.m. ET:

Fresno State at Boise State, 9:45 p.m. ET:

Hawai'i at San Diego State, 10:30 p.m. ET:

Oregon State at Stanford, 11 p.m. ET: