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West Virginia and Colorado share identical 3-6 records entering their Big 12 clash Saturday in Morgantown, W.Va., but the mood around the programs couldn’t be more different. The Mountaineers are trending up under Rich Rodriguez, while the Buffaloes are searching for answers as Deion Sanders turns to another freshman quarterback. West Virginia rode a powerful ground game to a 45-35 win at then-No. 22 Houston, rushing for 246 yards to the Cougars’ 82. Freshman quarterback Scotty Fox Jr. accounted for two rushing scores and continues to settle in behind a physical offensive line. Bettors can explore more team stats and matchup data on the NCAA football previews page Colorado, meanwhile, was hammered 52-17 by Arizona. Sanders rotated three quarterbacks before

After upsetting Miami, the SMU Mustangs turn their focus north for a Saturday visit to the Boston College Eagles in Chestnut Hill. Kickoff is set for 12:00 p.m. ET at Alumni Stadium, with coverage on the ACC Network. SMU (6-3, 4-1 ACC) rides momentum after a thrilling 26-20 overtime win over then-No. 10 Miami, its highest-ranked victory since 1983. Coach Rhett Lashlee praised his team’s urgency but emphasized improving week-to-week, especially away from home. Boston College (1-8, 0-5 ACC) continues to search for answers after a 25-10 loss to Notre Dame. Bill O’Brien’s team has been close but can’t finish drives, and turnovers have been a major issue during their eight-game skid. Bettors looking for game trends and betting breakdowns

West Virginia hosts Campbell on Thursday night in Morgantown. Both teams are led by first-year coaches and coming off very different openers. The Mountaineers handled Mount St. Mary’s 70-54, while Campbell was blown out by Wisconsin. West Virginia opened as a 16.5-point favorite. The total is set at 140.5. No major line movement, but early lean favors Campbell to cover. Full odds available on ScoresAndStats College Basketball Picks. The West Virginia Mountaineers are adjusting under Ross Hodge, their fourth coach in three years. Jasper Floyd led the opener with 25 points and five steals. Brenen Lorient added 11 points and 13 rebounds. Both transferred from North Texas and bring defensive toughness. WVU held Mount St. Mary’s to 39.1% shooting despite

Xavier escaped a near-collapse in its opener and now hosts Le Moyne on Thursday night. The Musketeers blew a 20-point lead to Marist before closing out a 66-62 win. Le Moyne cruised past SUNY Cobleskill 94-50 and enters with confidence. Xavier opened as a 22.5-point favorite. The total sits at 157.5. No major movement yet, but early lean favors Le Moyne against the spread. Full odds breakdown available on ScoresAndStats College Basketball Picks. The Xavier Musketeers are still finding rhythm under Richard Pitino. They return just one player from last season and added 11 new faces. Malik Messina-Moore led with 16 points in the opener, while Jovan Milicevic and All Wright chipped in 14 each. Xavier struggled to close out