Personal Play: October 18th
What a tough loss last night. Let’s get back TODAY! NCAAF SATURDAY📈💸🔥 3 Plays today😤‼️
2 LEANS and MY PERSONAL PLAY: In Order Of Start Time🤝
LEAN:
CFB:
Georgia Tech @ Duke 12:00pm EST
Duke’s balanced offensive attack gives them the edge here, as quarterback Darian Mensah’s precision passing (15 TDs to just 2 INTs) complements a deep run game that forces Georgia Tech’s linebackers into conflict. Manny Diaz’s defense has steadily improved at limiting explosive plays, and their disguised pressures should disrupt Haynes King’s RPO rhythm. Duke also holds a decisive turnover advantage (+5 on the season versus –3 for Tech), a key separator in what projects as a one-possession game. The Blue Devils’ schedule has helped them refine their offensive tempo, and they’ve covered comfortably in three straight double-digit wins, showing strong closing ability. Georgia Tech’s rushing attack will find some success early, but Duke’s depth and halftime adjustments tend to choke off second-half drives. In a tight but controlled game, Duke’s efficiency and defensive discipline allow them to pull away late and cover –2.5 with a 31-27-type finish.
1/2 Unit Play: Duke -2.5
LEAN:
CFB:
Purdue @ Northwestern 3:00pm EST
Northwestern should control this matchup with a far more disciplined defense and a confident offense led by Preston Stone coming off his best stretch of the season. Purdue’s defense ranks near the bottom nationally in yards per play allowed and struggles mightily against balanced attacks, which plays directly into Northwestern’s methodical, efficiency-based approach. The Wildcats’ front seven has quietly become one of the Big Ten’s most reliable units, limiting opponents to around 330 yards per game and forcing teams into third-and-long situations where Purdue has been ineffective all year. Even if there’s a slight emotional dip after the Penn State win, David Braun’s defensive mindset and home-field energy in Evanston should keep focus high and execution crisp. Northwestern’s offense doesn’t need explosive plays—just consistent drives and time-of-possession dominance—to expose Purdue’s defensive weaknesses and wear them down late. Over four quarters, Northwestern’s efficiency, composure, and defensive edge should separate them enough to win by more than a field goal and comfortably cover the -3 spread.
1 Unit Play: Northwestern -3
PERSONAL PLAY:
CFB:
Missouri @ Auburn 7:45pm EST
Missouri is poised to win tonight because their offense has reached a new level behind transfer quarterback Beau Pribula and running back Ahmad Hardy, who have transformed the Tigers into one of the nation’s most dynamic and efficient scoring units. Auburn, meanwhile, continues to struggle offensively — particularly on third downs and in pass protection — making it difficult for them to keep pace with a high-powered Missouri attack. Head coach Eli Drinkwitz has built a deep, well-balanced roster through the transfer portal, giving Missouri the edge in both depth and playmaking consistency. While Auburn’s defense remains respectable, its stop rate and overall consistency have faltered in recent weeks, leaving exploitable gaps against Missouri’s versatile scheme. Missouri also enters this matchup with strong momentum, having suffered only a close loss to a top-tier opponent, while Auburn has faltered repeatedly in key situations. Altogether, Missouri’s offensive versatility, superior quarterback play, and overall coaching cohesion make them the more complete and confident team — positioning the Tigers to take control and earn a statement win tonight.
1.5 Unit Play: Missouri ML