3 Unit Play. Take #194 Kansas State Wildcats +100 money line over TCU Horned Frogs (3:30p.m., Saturday, October 11 FOX) I am not as down on Kansas State as many of their fans and some member of the media are. They have been competitive in every game this season and have a dual threat quarterback. TCU had a miraculous cover last week against Colorado but they are not the same team on the road. Beating North Carolina to open the season is not the flex it appeared to be at the time. The Wildcats have won 5 of the last 6 games against the Frogs. TCU cannot run the football well and that will allow K-State to come out on top.

2 Unit Play. Take #212 Auburn Tigers +3.5 over Georgia Bulldogs (7:30p.m., Saturday, October 11 ABC) Georgia is not the same Georgia as in years past. The spread on this game is low and I feel this can be a big moment for the Hugh Freeze tenure. Georgia is 1-6 against teams coming off a bye. The Dawgs are also 1-5 when they are a road favorite of a touchdown or less. Tennessee had Georgia beat for most of that game and Auburn will follow a similar blueprint but be able to close the deal. Night game at Jordan-Hare will be the difference.

2 Unit Play. Take #928 Milwaukee -140 over Chicago (8:08p.m., Saturday, October 11 TBS) The money is going towards Milwaukee, and it is with good reason. The Brewers have the better pitching and offense and playing at home is a huge edge for them in this game. We saw last night how much home field means and another home team will win on Saturday and advance to the NLCS.

7-unit play. Take #705 Winnipeg Blue Bombers -3 over Edmonton Elks (Sat., Oct. 11th, 7:00 p.m. CFL+)

Winnipeg quarterback Zach Collaros looks to be rounding into form after a 2025 season marred by injuries. That's bad news for an Edmonton defense that ranks dead last in total yards allowed (387.7 per game) and passing yards allowed (295.5 per game). Collaros already carved up the Elks' porous secondary back in Week 2, completing 25 of 30 passes (83.3%) for 334 yards and three touchdowns without a single interception in a 3623 Blue Bombers win. With the passing game firing, Winnipeg can lean on the CFL's top rushing attack (121.7 yards per game) to extend drives and dominate time of possession.

The matchup doesn't get any better for Edmonton when its offense takes the field. The Elks rank ninth in total offense (321.1 yards per game) and sit at the bottom of the league in scoring with just 24.2 points per game. Winnipeg, meanwhile, boasts the second-best scoring defense, allowing only 24.9 points per contest. Cody Fajardo didn't start for Edmonton in the Week 3 loss, but history suggests his presence won't tilt the odds. The Bombers have consistently stifled Fajardo throughout his 10-year CFL career, holding him to a 411 record as a starter. One of those wins came with Montreal in the 2023 Grey Cup, but the rest have been few and far between.

Winnipeg has dominated this series for nearly a decade. The Blue Bombers haven't lost to Edmonton since November 3, 2018. Over the course of their 13-game winning streak, they've gone 123 against the spread and have won by an average of 16.5 points. The closest margin came in 2019, when Winnipeg escaped with a 3428 victory.

The numbers, the matchups, and the history all point in one direction. Winnipeg has the more efficient quarterback, the more balanced offense, and the more disciplined defense. Edmonton continues to struggle on both sides of the ball, and there is little evidence to suggest a breakthrough is coming. The Blue Bombers have dominated this series for six straight years, covering spreads and controlling games with methodical precision. Unless something fundamental changes, this will be another chapter in a rivalry that has long since ceased to be competitive.

2-unit Play. Take #308954 Montana State Bobcats -22.5 (-110) vs. Idaho State Bengals (Sat. Oct. 11th, 3:00 p.m. ESPN+)

Montana State enters this matchup as a top-five FCS program with a 4-2 overall record and a 2-0 mark in Big Sky Conference play. The Bobcats are riding a wave of dominant performances, including a 34-10 win over Northern Arizona and a 57-3 dismantling of Eastern Washington. Idaho State, meanwhile, sits at 2-4 overall and 1-1 in conference, showing flashes of offensive firepower but struggling defensively, as evidenced by the 42 points allowed in a narrow loss to Montana.

Montana State's offense is built on balance and efficiency, averaging 199.8 rushing yards, 212.5 passing yards, and 412.3 total yards per game at 6.5 yards per play. The Bobcats are scoring 31 points per contest and are well-positioned to exploit a Bengals defense that gives up 165.7 rushing yards, 271.7 passing yards, and 437.3 total yards per game at 6.4 yards per play, allowing 29.3 points on average. Idaho State's offense has been productive, generating 158.3 rushing yards, 318.2 passing yards, and 476.5 total yards per game at 6.8 yards per play, with a scoring average of 38.5 points. However, their 11 turnovers, including seven interceptions, present clear opportunities for Montana State to flip the momentum.

Defensively, the Bobcats have held opponents to just 18.2 points per game while recording 10 sacks and consistently forcing errors. They've limited recent FCS opponents to under 300 total yards, a stark contrast to the Bengals' defense, which has tallied 16 sacks but allowed a 37 percent third-down conversion rate and a 74 percent red-zone scoring rate. Montana State, by comparison, converts 46 percent of its third downs and scores on 85 percent of red-zone trips. The Bobcats also benefit from a strong home-field edge at Bobcat Stadium, where they've consistently performed well. Idaho State has dropped its last three road games against ranked opponents, adding another layer of difficulty.

The series history leans heavily in Montana State's favor. The Bobcats have won 12 of the last 13 meetings, including a perfect 7-0 home record, including the last meeting between these two conference rivals in 2022, when the Bobcats won 37-6.

2 Unit Play. Take #174 Arizona Wildcats over BYU Cougars (8p.m., Saturday, October 11 ESPN2) BYU has not been tested and thus their 5-0 record does not mean much. Arizona is 4-1 on the year and has already beaten a similar team to BYU in Kansas State this season at Arizona Stadium. BYU has a strong defense, but West Virginia was able to put 24 points on them in their last game. The Wildcats are the better passing attack in this game and playing at home in the desert at night is always a big advantage. Arizona has revenge after losing to BYU last year by 22 points.

2 Unit Play. Take #172 Southern Cal Trojans over Michigan Wolverines (7:30p.m., Saturday, October 11 NBC) An unranked team that is favored over a ranked team is always a strong indicator when handicapping. This is another litmus test for Lincoln Riley, as he has not shown he can win games against physical teams. If USC can stop the run in this game, I feel they can win this game by double digits. I am not sold on Sherrone Moore as a big-time coach and feel he embarrassed himself last week against Wisconsin late in that game. USC is having a good season thus far, but their schedule is starting to get much tougher starting this Saturday. USC has been able to rush the passer this year, and they get to face a young quarterback on the road. Michigan did not perform well against Oklahoma in this type of situation, and it all comes down to if they can run the football. USC is a much better team at home, and they will be the best passing attack Michigan has seen this season. Lay the points with the small home favorite on Saturday.

Free Play from Docs Sports. Take #202 Texas Longhorns over Oklahoma Sooners (3:30p.m., Saturday, October 11 ABC) The Red River Rivalry is taking place on Saturday at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, TX. Texas is a mess, and Arch Manning appears to have been grossly overrated. Yet the Longhorns are favored in this game, and it appears the oddsmakers are begging you to take the Sooners in this game. We will not bite and still believe Texas has the better defense and sooner or later Arch Manning and the offense will put things together. Oklahoma is not the same team without John Mateer and long for Texas defense to come up big in this game. The SEC is very balanced this season and this the first tough environment for Oklahoma to play in this season. Lay the points with Texas. Do not miss out on Docs Sports weekend card featuring top plays in NHL, MLB, WNBA, CFL, and UFC.

2 Unit Play. Take #254 Under in Cleveland Browns @ Pittsburgh Steelers (1p.m., Sunday, October 12 CBS) We have done well with unders this season in the NFL and you we get a low total, but a terrible offensive team in Cleveland. The under has hit in 2 of the last 3 meetings between these two teams. Cleveland has gone under the posted total in 2 of their last 3 games. Cleveland has a pair of rookie quarterbacks 1-2 on the depth chart and they need to run the football successfully to be in this game.