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Milwaukee finally broke through on the road Tuesday, snapping an eight-game road losing streak with a 111-94 win in Indiana. The Bucks did it without Giannis Antetokounmpo, leaning instead on balance, effort, and improved defensive execution. Kevin Porter Jr. led the way with 24 points, while Milwaukee looked more connected on both ends. Now the challenge is consistency. Milwaukee has struggled away from home all season, and stacking road wins remains a major hurdle. Giannis remains sidelined, but his recent on-court work suggests a return is approaching. Until then, Milwaukee must continue to defend, rebound, and limit mistakes to stay competitive. Memphis returns home after a shorthanded but impressive win in Utah. Despite missing multiple starters, the Grizzlies found offense

Minnesota treats bowl season as a reward, not an afterthought. P.J. Fleck has made that clear, and the results back it up. The Golden Gophers are 6-0 in bowl games under Fleck and view this matchup as a celebration and a springboard into 2026. They face a New Mexico team playing its best football of the season. You can follow real-time pricing on the NCAA odds page. Minnesota finished 7-5 and ended the regular season with a defensive win over Wisconsin. New Mexico enters at 9-3 on a six-game winning streak and appears in its first bowl since 2016. First-year coach Jason Eck has already delivered a breakthrough season and now chases the program’s first 10-win campaign. Minnesota opened as

Northwestern and Central Michigan meet in a bowl matchup that mirrors itself in style. Both teams defend well, lean on the run, and play with discipline. David Braun said Central Michigan felt familiar on film, and the numbers back it up. Both teams sit near each other in scoring defense and rushing output. The GameAbove Sports Bowl closes the year for two veteran quarterbacks who want to finish with a win. You can monitor the market on the live NCAA odds page. Northwestern finished 6-6 after exceeding expectations in Braun’s second season. Preston Stone stabilized the offense after transferring from SMU, while Caleb Komolafe powered a balanced run game. The Wildcats’ defense carried them through marquee moments, including wins over

Green Bay enters Saturday night with a chance to secure a playoff berth and reach their tenth win despite last week’s overtime loss in Chicago. Jordan Love exited early with a concussion, and Malik Willis finished the game before injuring his shoulder. The Packers sit at 9-5-1 and remain within reach of the NFC’s upper tier. Matt LaFleur emphasized a reset in preparation, shifting focus entirely to Baltimore. The Ravens face playoff elimination but remain alive at 7-8. Quarterback uncertainty continues as Lamar Jackson deals with a back contusion and has not practiced this week. Tyler Huntley, who won his lone start in Week 8, may take over if Jackson cannot suit up. Baltimore’s offensive structure stays similar regardless of