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The headliner: Golden State heads to San Antonio, and the sims like the Spurs by five
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Friday’s NHL slate offers two games where the numbers leave plenty of room for late drama. In the Western Conference matchup, the Nashville Predators visit the Vegas Golden Knights, with both sides bringing winning records and the simulation projecting a margin of just two-tenths of a goal. Later, the New York Rangers face the Vancouver Canucks in a cross-conference game that the model also rates as a near coin flip.
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Ranked-versus-unranked intrigue in the Big Ten, an ACC matchup the simulations can barely separate, and a Big 12 meeting with big-play potential: Friday’s college football slate offers three distinct stories. The headliner sends unranked Illinois to face No. 9 UCLA, but the day’s other games could make for just as compelling viewing.
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Conference labels may differ, but the central question in Arizona’s trip to Auburn is straightforward: can either side create enough separation in a game the simulations see as nearly even? The Big 12-SEC meeting headlines the November 13 college basketball slate, with two other non-conference matchups offering very different tests.
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Wednesday brought one-goal hockey finishes, a three-point NFL nail-biter and a 52-point NBA eruption. There were blowouts, two-point college basketball squeakers and a 52-41 college football shootout—plenty of scoreboard drama across the board.
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Thursday night in East Rutherford, and the sims like the home side by six
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Week 10 brings another three-team bye. Chicago, Philadelphia, and Tampa Bay are off, which means no Bucky Irving, no Saquon Barkley, and no Caleb Williams this weekend. The other 14 games are still ahead, starting with Washington at the Giants on Thursday night. MyGameSim's NFL Start or Sit tool ranks every position using projected fantasy points from our game simulations.
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The headliner: Thursday night in New York, and the sims like the Giants by six
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Divisional games have a way of making the standings feel closer than they look. When the 2-5-1 Washington Commanders visit the 5-2-1 New York Giants in Week 10, both teams get a chance to shape the NFC East conversation—and the challenge is clear for Washington: turn a sizable record gap into a tight, four-quarter contest.
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Three NHL matchups bring three different kinds of intrigue on November 12. Montreal and Boston are separated by only a narrow simulation edge despite contrasting records, Washington and New Jersey renew a Metropolitan Division contest, and Colorado-Ottawa offers a cross-conference matchup between teams with identical records. The models see close games throughout, making the player projections especially useful clues to where each contest could turn.
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Three games, three different kinds of uncertainty: a Western Conference game where the market and model disagree, an Atlantic Division matchup priced far apart from its projection, and a cross-conference test with the slate’s clearest predicted margin. On Nov. 12, the numbers make each stop worth a closer look.
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Two conference games give Thursday’s college football slate a pair of distinct scripts: a projected one-score finish in the American Athletic Conference and a Sun Belt matchup where the favorite faces a lively passing threat. The simulations see both games tilting toward the favored visitors, but neither forecast suggests the home side can be overlooked.
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November 12 brings three non-conference college basketball matchups with very different shapes on paper. The headline test pairs Atlantic 10 visitor Richmond with Missouri Valley opponent Southern Illinois, where the market and the simulation model see notably different levels of separation. Elsewhere, the Showdown in St. Pete puts UMKC and George Mason on neutral ground, and Lincoln (CA) visits Cal State Fullerton.
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Wednesday, Nov. 11, brought overtime fireworks, a stunning comeback and a goal-filled NHL rout. The Spurs stormed back from 22 down, while Tampa Bay poured in eight goals and Edmonton needed overtime to finish a tense one.
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The Cal Golden Bears lost a tough one to the No. 21 USC Trojans, 77-65. Sammie Yeanay was an energetic force for the Bears throughout the game and finished with a team-high 14 points on 6-12 shooting to go along with 3 rebounds and 2 steals. Nojus Indrusaitis got hot in the 2nd half and scored 11 of his 13 points after the break. Alijah Arenas, Rodney Rice, Jacob Cofie, and KJ Lewis led the way for the Trojans in the win.
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The Notre Dame Fighting Irish shot the lights out in their 99-59 win over South Carolina State. Ethan Roberts started off the game against South Carolina State on fire and tied a Notre Dame record with ten made three-pointers in the win. Roberts shot 13-17 from the floor, including 10-13 from deep on his way to 36 points and 7 rebounds for the Irish. As a team, the Irish made 19-33 from behind the arc. Brady Koehler made 3-5 from three-point land on his way to 16 points, Logan Imes made all three of his attempts from deep and finished with 10 points, and Jonathan Sanderson connected on 2-4 from three-point range, scoring 10 points as well.
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Week 11 has plenty of ranked teams on the board, and a few of those prices look soft once the simulations start stacking up. One of the better spots kicks off Friday night, so this is not a list to save for Saturday morning.
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Two nights at the Champions Classic will not define a season, but they do tell you where the film stack starts. Michigan State beat Duke 79-73, and Kansas beat Kentucky 89-69. Both favorites showed early-season efficiency that looked elite against soft openers, then ran into real defensive length and physicality.
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The headliner: Luka and the Lakers roll into Milwaukee, and the sims like the visitors by nine
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The three biggest ACC football questions of the week. Here we go for Week 11
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Three NBA games bring a mix of division familiarity, early-season momentum and a couple of intriguing model disagreements on November 11. The headliner lands in Portland, where the Oklahoma City Thunder and Portland Trail Blazers meet as Northwest Division rivals with strong records and little separating them in the simulation.
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Three Western Conference games offer a slate full of tight margins on Nov. 11, but the meeting between the Utah Mammoth and Vegas Golden Knights stands out as the night’s clearest test of momentum against home-ice confidence. Utah arrives at 10-8; Vegas is 12-7. The model gives the hosts a 57% win probability across 200 simulations, with a projected score of Vegas 4.1, Utah 3.1.
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Three games offer three different kinds of tests on Nov. 11: a Mid-American Conference meeting with a sizable projected scoring gap, a conference matchup our simulations see as much tighter than the market line suggests, and a nonconference visit from the Big Sky. The central question across the slate is how each offense will turn its projected production into points.
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November 11’s college basketball slate offers three very different kinds of nonconference tests: a matchup where the model and betting line diverge, and two games with imposing market spreads. Across the board, the intrigue starts with how each visitor handles the home team’s expected pace and pressure.
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