FLORIDA -7 @ MIZZOU 3:30 p.m. ET
The Battle of "Who Are You Again?!”
Listen up, Columbia. The #8 Florida Gators are rolling into Faurot Field tonight to remind Missouri exactly where they sit in the SEC food chain. And spoiler alert: it ain't at the top.
You know it's bad when Mizzou fans have to cling to a **33-31 win from 2023** like it's their birth certificate. That's your claim to fame? A two-point nail-biter against a Billy Napier-coached team that went 4-8 and got their coach fired? Congrats, you beat a dead man walking. Want a trophy for that? Oh wait, you don't have any.
The Gators Are Back, Baby
Let's talk about the new sheriff in Gainesville. **Jon Sumrall** didn't come to Florida to rebuild—he came to reload. Four games into the 2026 season and the Gators are 4-0, dropping 66 points on Florida Atlantic in the opener like it was a scrimmage. The offense is explosive. The defense is nasty. And Mizzou? You're about to find out what happens when a real SEC contender shows up to your cornfield.
Oh, and about that quarterback situation—yeah, we know. DJ Lagway threw 14 picks last year, claimed "God forgot me," and promptly transferred to Baylor. Good riddance. Sumrall brought in Aaron Philo and suddenly Florida's offense looks like it knows what a forward pass is again. Meanwhile, Mizzou's out here with Austin Simmons, an Ole Miss transfer who couldn't crack the starting lineup in Oxford. You took our leftovers and called it a feast!
“The Home Field "Advantage"
Mizzou fans love to bring up that the “home team has won the last four meetings”
Cool. You know what else is true?
Florida's won 7 of the last 10 overall. And tonight, that "home field advantage" is about to feel like a hostile takeover.
Faurot Field holds, what, 62,000? The Swamp holds 88,000 and they're actually loud. Missouri's "crowd noise" is about as intimidating as a library study group. When the Gators start rolling in the second half and they will that stadium's gonna empty out faster than a Columbia dive bar at last call.
The Prediction
Florida's coming in pissed off. They remember the 2023 loss. They remember the disrespect. And they've got a new coach with something to prove.
Florida 38, Mizzou 20
Drinkwitz will call some cute plays early, maybe even take a lead into halftime to give the Mizzou faithful false hope. But then the fourth quarter hits, Florida's depth takes over, and suddenly it's a three-score game. Eli will stand on the sideline with that confused look he gets when the pressure's on, and Columbia will go back to talking about basketball season.
Enjoy the L, Tigers. At least you've got the Kansas City Chiefs an hour and a half away to distract you from your football program's ceiling.
Go Gators. Chomp chomp, bitches.
Kickoff: 12:30 pst
Be there or be a Mizzou fan!
CFB KANSAS @ KST 8:00est
🤑 CHRIS TENNANT 'O' 3.5 Extra Points
K State team has a dynamic offense against a less effective defense.
The team exhibits high red zone efficiency.
The game environment and pace point toward a high-scoring game.
While the risk of game flow or an unusual low-scoring event always exists, the analysis here supports a high probability for Tennant to exceed 3.5 extra points if these positive indicators align.
We See a lot of value here. Bang It
CFB 🏈 PSU @ Wisconsin
🤑 Nicholas SIngleton "O" 0.5 TDs (-137)
Penn State often designs its offensive drives around establishing the run game to wear down opponents, creating multiple scoring opportunities. Singleton is typically the go-to option in these setups, particularly in short-yardage and goal-line situations where his speed and vision give him a natural advantage.
Singleton’s ability to exploit holes in the line, paired with his burst off the line of scrimmage, is a recipe for success against a unit that may have issues keeping him contained. Furthermore, Penn State’s offensive line has proven capable of creating the necessary space for Singleton to hit his stride.
CFB 🏈 Missouri @ Alabama 3:30est
🤑Ryan Williams Anytime Touchdown Scorer (-115)
Ryan Williams has emerged as one of the top receivers in the SEC.
At just 17 years old, this true freshman is achieving feats at the position that many players struggle to match, leading to impressive statistics.
In 2024, Williams has caught 31 passes for 649 yards and seven touchdowns, averaging an impressive 20.9 yards per catch and showcasing his ability to outmaneuver defenses in various ways.
When defensive coordinators focus on preventing deep passes, Williams effectively cuts underneath and excels at gaining yards after the catch.
His elite speed and ball skills also allow him to win in vertical situations. Against Tennessee, he recorded eight catches for 73 yards and a touchdown.
Williams has scored in four of his last five games, making him a strong candidate for anytime touchdown odds this Saturday.
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CFB 🏈 Illinois @ Oregon 12:30pst
🤑Luke Altmyer Over 192.5 Passing Yards (-115)
Luke Altmyer has been a pleasant surprise this season and is a key reason why Illinois is now a top 25 team.
While the Illini sometimes use him as a game manager, he has excelled in that role, boasting an impressive 15/1 TD/INT ratio.
Even without considering the game dynamics, Altmyer has exceeded this yardage mark in four out of seven games this year, with two of his misses coming within ten yards of that threshold.
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MLB ⚾️ #WorldSeries Dodgers @ Mets 8:08est
🤑Aaron Judge Over 1.5 Bases (-110)
Judge’s late-game hit could be a spark he needed. His strong numbers against righties this season indicate he’s capable of doing some damage against Yamamoto, even if their previous encounters are limited.
Given his typical power and ability to turn things around quickly, he’s a likely candidate to step up, especially if the Yankees want to stay in this series.
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MLB ⚾️ #WorldSeries Yankees @ Dodgers 8:08est
🤑Carlos Rodon Over 14.5 Outs Recorded (-140)
The Yankees bullpen could be stretched even thinner if Carlos Rodon doesn’t make it through five innings tonight.
For that to happen, Rodon will need to pitch effectively, though he has shown strong form this postseason with 22 strikeouts in 14 1/3 innings and a 2.53 ERA across two ALCS starts.
He lasted six innings in one start and 4 2/3 in the other. Rodon has a solid track record against the Dodgers, dating back to 2022 when he went at least five innings in three starts against them as a Giant.
He’s also had success against key Dodgers hitters like Mookie Betts, Teoscar Hernandez, Freeman, Max Muncy, and Will Smith.
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⚾️ #WorldSeries Yankees @ Dodgers 8:08est
🤑Kiké Hernández "O" 1.5 Hits + Runs + RBIs (+105)
One Dodgers hitter who has found success against Carlos Rodon is Kiké Hernández.
The versatile veteran is 3-for-6 with three solo home runs against Rodon and has shown increased power against left-handers this season, hitting one home run every 22.6 at-bats against them, compared to one every 39.3 at-bats against right-handers.
This postseason, Hernández is batting .306 and kept his momentum going with a hit in Game 1 of the World Series, scoring the first run of the game.
He’s reached this stat line in five consecutive games and eight of his last 10 playoff games. Hernández's lineup position has varied, though he hit sixth last night, giving him a few chances for RBIs.
If he bats eighth or ninth tonight, he’ll still have strong scoring potential, with Shohei Ohtani or Mookie Betts likely batting behind him.
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