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Week 10 has the kind of Saturday night headliners that swallow the whole conversation. That is usually when the quieter prices get soft. We ran the board through GameSim, and a few favorites look a lot less safe than the sportsbooks think.
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Fourteen NBA games tonight, and the best one is a rematch less than 24 hours in the making. Cleveland Cavaliers at Oklahoma City Thunder, 8:00 PM ET: the GameSim projection has Cleveland 118.6, Oklahoma City 117.0, across 280 simulations. That is a 1.6-point edge for the road team, one night after these same two teams played in Cleveland, where the Thunder won 117-112 after the sims had the Cavaliers by 6.4.
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Three early-season tests bring very different questions to Wednesday’s NBA slate. Can the Minnesota Timberwolves disrupt the Houston Rockets’ strong start? Will the Philadelphia 76ers answer a recent Detroit win? And can the Cleveland Cavaliers turn a narrow model edge into payback against the Oklahoma City Thunder?
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Division points are on the line as the Ottawa Senators visit the Buffalo Sabres on November 4. Ottawa arrives at 9-7, ahead of Buffalo’s 7-7 mark, but the home side gets the narrow edge in a matchup that looks far more balanced than the records alone might suggest.
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November 4 brings three college football games with very different kinds of tension: a nonconference visit that simulations see as a wide gap, a neutral-site MAC game balanced on a narrow edge, and a conference matchup where Massachusetts has room to make a statement. The model’s projections offer plenty to watch, from Toledo’s passing game to Central Michigan’s dual-threat quarterback.
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November 4 brings three nonconference tests with very different shapes: a close projected contest in Moraga, plus two home favorites facing sizable spreads. The model’s numbers make the first game the day’s most finely balanced, while the other matchups invite a different question: can the visitors make the margins tighter than expected?
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From a shootout finish in New Jersey to a late-game push in Washington and a pair of three-point decisions, yesterday brought drama across hockey, football and basketball. And when the hoops scoreboard lit up, three teams hit the century mark.
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The Virginia Cavaliers put on a show in their season-opening 89-60 win over the Drexel Dragons. Second-year Cavalier forward Thijs De Ridder had a fantastic game and scored 24 points on 9-15 shooting to go along with 9 rebounds, while Sam Lewis added 20 points and Johann Grunloh chipped in 11 points for the Wahoos. The Cavs were relentless on defense, scoring 25 points off of turnovers, and finishing the game with 18 steals.
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Virginia Tech started its 2026-27 season in dominant fashion, cruising to an 88-54 victory over Coppin State in the Hokies' home opener. Virginia Tech shot 50% from the field and 46% from three-point range while recording 20 assists on 29 made field goals. The Hokies also controlled the glass and second-chance opportunities, owning a 22-7 advantage in second-chance points. Ben Hammond led the way with 20 points, eight assists and seven steals, while Amani Hansberry contributed 16 points on 6-of-11 shooting and Tyler Johnson chipped in 13 points.
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The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets rolled to an easy victory over the Hampton Pirates, 75-55 in new head coach Scott Cross' debut. Colby Garland led the Jackets with 16 points on 7-10 shooting from the floor, while Kam Craft added 12, Jackson Fields chipped in 10 points, and Kayden Allen and Tylis Jordan each scored 9 points in the win. Cross' defense held the Pirates to 28% shooting, blocked 7 shots and dominated points in the paint to the tune of 48-22.
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Boston College opened its 2026-27 campaign with a convincing 76-50 victory over Wagner in the Eagles' home opener. BC shot 49% from the field and 41% from three-point range and dished out 12 assists. The Eagles also held a 14-5 advantage in fast-break points to keep the momentum in their favor. Money Williams led the way with 22 points, five rebounds and four assists, while Armoni Zeigler added 14 points in the season-opening win.
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