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Iowa vs. Purdue
USC vs. Indiana
UCLA vs. Illinois
Syracuse vs. NC State
Iowa State vs. Cincinnati
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College Football Pick Of The Day (November 13th): NCAA Week 11 Spread Pick
For today’s college football pick of the day in Week 11, I’m looking at James Madison. James Madison enters Pratt & Whitney Stadium as a clear favorite after blasting Southern Miss 54-23 on the road. The 8-2 Dukes, under first-year head coach Billy Napier, average more than 40 points per game and have rediscovered their explosive form after back-to-back overtime losses to App State and Troy. Their offense moves the ball efficiently both on the ground and through the air, while the defense has limited opponents to under 20 points per game this season.
UConn sits at 4-5 and has struggled to generate consistent stops. The Huskies have surrendered 35 or more points in multiple games recently, and their secondary has been especially vulnerable. James Madison’s balance, led by a productive rushing attack and a quarterback group capable of taking big shots, should exploit those gaps. The Dukes also hold a decisive historical edge, including a 44-6 victory in their most recent meeting.
Line movement is settling around -5, but I wouldn’t be surprised if it keeps moving. The number still undervalues the talent gap. JMU has covered at a high rate as a favorite this season, and the matchup features a high-powered Sun Belt offense against an independent defense that struggles to finish games.
The Pick: James Madison -5
