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The Boston College Eagles welcome the Notre Dame Fighting Irish to Alumni Stadium on Saturday for the annual “Holy War” matchup. Notre Dame comes in rested off a bye and riding a five-game win streak, while Boston College continues to search for its first win over an FBS opponent this season. Bettors will focus on whether Notre Dame’s dominant run game can sustain another cover on the road or if Boston College can generate enough offense to keep the total live. Notre Dame opened as a 28.5-point road favorite, with early money staying on the Irish following their strong win over USC. The total has ticked up slightly to 56.5, reflecting bettors’ confidence in both teams’ offensive potential. On the

The Texas Longhorns return home after a month-long road swing to face the Vanderbilt Commodores on Saturday in a pivotal SEC matchup with major College Football Playoff implications. Texas (6-2, 3-1 SEC) pulled off a dramatic 45-38 overtime victory at Mississippi State last week, but the win came at a cost. Quarterback Arch Manning suffered a concussion on the first snap of overtime, leaving his status uncertain for this week’s home clash. Backup Matthew Caldwell delivered the game-winning touchdown pass to Emmett Mosley V, sealing the comeback from 17 points down. If Manning is unavailable, Caldwell will make his first Texas start. Coach Steve Sarkisian praised his composure and readiness, noting that “he’s played well every time that we’ve put

The Kansas Jayhawks look to rebound from a rivalry loss and move closer to bowl eligibility when they host the Oklahoma State Cowboys on Saturday in Lawrence, Kansas. The Jayhawks (4-4, 2-3 Big 12) have alternated wins and losses most of the season, showing flashes of potential but lacking consistency. Coach Lance Leipold, now in his fifth year, guided Kansas to bowl appearances in 2022 and 2023, and he’s aiming to make it three in four seasons. To get there, Kansas needs better execution after a humbling 42-17 defeat to Kansas State. The Jayhawks turned the ball over four times and were outgained by 124 yards. Quarterback Jalon Daniels struggled, completing just 17 of 35 passes for 129 yards and

Texas Tech travels to Manhattan for a rematch of the first-ever Big 12 football game. The No. 13 Red Raiders face a resurgent Kansas State team at Bill Snyder Family Stadium on Saturday at 3:30 PM ET, airing on FOX. Texas Tech (7-1, 4-1 Big 12) crushed Oklahoma State 42-0 last week. The Red Raiders’ defense allowed only 87 passing yards, their best performance of the year. Quarterback Behren Morton returns from a lower-body injury, giving Texas Tech’s top-10 passing attack a major boost. Kansas State (4-4, 3-2) has found its rhythm after a 1-3 start. The Wildcats dominated rival Kansas 42-17 for their second straight win, led by Avery Johnson’s 231 yards and three total touchdowns. Head coach Chris