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Mountaineer Maniacs ready for the ‘Coal Rush’ and Iowa State

Mountaineer Maniacs ready for the ‘Coal Rush’ and Iowa State

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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – When the Mountaineers take the field Saturday against the 11th-ranked Iowa State Cyclones, they will wear their new all-black apparel to commemorate the state’s legacy of coal mining.

The “Coal Rush” uniform for the players will consist of a black helmet, black jerseys and black pants.

The largest student group on campus, The Mountaineer Maniacs, is encouraging students to show up at Milan Puskar Stadium on Saturday wearing black to show their respect and support for the Gold and Blue, said director Tyler Faulstick.

“With the deep-rooted history of West Virginia and the coal mines, I think there is a community behind this game,” Faulstick said.

Sales of “Coal Rush” merchandise and apparel were strong; In fact, his all-black jersey won’t arrive until later this year. With that in mind, Faulstick expects there will be a strong display of blackness, respect and pride in the stadium.

“I have the ‘Built on Bravery’ sweatshirt and also the hat that I wear,” Faulstick said. “I couldn’t get the jersey; they went very fast. But. I bought one, and it will be here by Christmas.”

The Mountaineer community is very excited to share their identity and legacy with a national audience, and Faulstick said there will be a strong Black presence on game day.

“Obviously if you go to WVU, you’re a mountaineer and you love West Virginia,” Faulstick said. “It’s really cool to be able to represent that on such a high stage.”

On the field, Faulstick hopes the fans can give the Mountaineers the edge with an overwhelming “Coal Rush” presence and plenty of noise.

“I think you have to take the fans into account; the fans will go crazy, and the hype will be high,” Faulstick said.

Nine hours of MetroNews GameDay coverage begins Saturday at 4 p.m.

How to Watch Hawaii vs. Boise State can watch: time, TV channel, live stream – October 12, 2024

How to Watch Hawaii vs. Boise State can watch: time, TV channel, live stream – October 12, 2024

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One of the top running backs in college football will be featured when Ashton Jeanty and the Boise State Broncos (4-1) take on the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors (2-3) on Saturday, October 12, 2024.

This game will be available on CBS Sports Network.

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Learn more about the Boise State Broncos and the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors.

How to watch Boise State vs. Hawaii

  • When: Saturday, October 12, 2024 at 11:00 PM ET
  • Location: Clarence TC Ching Athletics Complex in Honolulu, Hawaii
  • Live Box Score: FOX Sports

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  • Predictions for Boise State vs. Hawaii

Boise State’s 2024 schedule

Date Opponent Scoring
08/31/2024 in Georgia South W 56-45
07-09-2024 at Oregon L37-34
21-09-2024 vs. Portland State W 56-14
28-09-2024 vs. Washington State W 45-24
5-10-2024 vs. the state of Utah W 62-30
10/12/2024 in Hawaii –
25/10/2024 at UNLV –
1/1/2024 vs. San Diego State –
11/9/2024 vs. Nevada –
16-11-2024 in San Jose State –
23-11-2024 in Wyoming –
29/11/2024 vs. Oregon State –

Boise State 2024 Statistics and Insights

  • Boise State ranks 103rd in defense this season (402.6 yards allowed per game) and fared better on the other side of the ball, ranking third in the rankings with 537.6 total yards per match.
  • Boise State ranks 61st in passing yards this year (236.4 passing yards per game), and has been worse on the other side of the ball, ranking 11th worst with 278.8 passing yards allowed per match.
  • On the offensive side of the ball, the Broncos were a top-25 unit and ranked best in the FBS with 50.6 points per game. They rank 99th in defense (30 points allowed per game).
  • The Broncos rank 48th in run defense this season (123.8 rushing yards allowed per game), but they are playing very well on offense and rank second in the FBS with 301, 2 rushing yards per game.
  • While Boise State ranks sixth-worst in the FBS in third-down efficiency on defense with a third-down percentage allowed at 48.2%, it has been a different story offensively, where the Broncos rank third in the FBS (56.3% third down). conversion rate).
  • With five turnovers forced (101st in the FBS) versus four committed turnovers (14th in the FBS), the Broncos (+1) own the 56th turnover margin in college football.

2024 Boise State Key Players

Name Position Statistics
Ashton Jeanty RB 1,031 YDS / 16 TD / 206.2 YPG / 10.9 YPC
Maddux Madsen QB 1,056 YDS (63%) / 10 TD / 2 INT
34 RUSH YDS / 1 RUSH TD / 6.8 RUSH YPG
Cam Camper WR 18 REC / 330 YDS / 4 TD / 66 YPG
Matt Lauter AT 17 REC / 243 YDS / 3 TD / 48.6 YPG
Andrew Simpson L.B 17 TKL / 4 TFL / 2 BAG
Ahmed Hassanein DL 12 TKL / 4 TFL / 4.5 BAG
Ty Benefield D.B 15 TKL / 3 TFL / 1 INT / 1PD
Seyi Oladipo D.B 13 TKL / 2 TFL / 1 BAG

Hawaii’s 2024 schedule

Date Opponent Scoring
25-08-2024 vs. the State of Delaware W35-14
08/31/2024 vs. UCLA L 16-13
14-09-2024 at Sam Houston L31-13
22-09-2024 vs. Northern Iowa W36-7
5-10-2024 at San Diego State L27-24
10/12/2024 vs. Boise State –
19/10/2024 in Washington state –
27-10-2024 vs. Nevada –
2-11-2024 in Fresno State –
11/9/2024 vs. UNLV –
16-11-2024 in the state of Utah –
11/30/2024 vs. New Mexico –

Hawaii 2024 Statistics and Insights

  • In terms of total yards, Hawaii ranks 93rd in the FBS (360.2 total yards allowed per game) and 27th defensively (309.4 total yards allowed per game).
  • Hawaii ranks 36th in the FBS with 266.6 passing yards per game on offense, and it ranks 34th with 188.8 passing yards per game on the defensive side of the ball.
  • The Rainbow Warriors rank 97th in the FBS with 24.2 points per game on offense, and they rank 28th with 19 points per game on the defensive side of the ball.
  • The Rainbow Warriors rushing attack was a bottom-25 unit this season, generating 93.6 rushing yards per game, which ranks 11th worst in the FBS. Defensively, they rank 45th with 120.6 rushing yards allowed per game.
  • Hawaii is posting a 39.1% third-down conversion rate on offense this season (ranked 74th). Meanwhile, it allows a 37.5% third-down rate (ranked 69th) on defense.
  • The Rainbow Warriors have forced six turnovers (82nd in the FBS) and committed seven turnovers (57th in the FBS) this season, for a -1 turnover margin that ranks 80th in the FBS.

Key players Hawaii 2024

Name Position Statistics
Brayden Schager QB 1,328 YDS (60.5%) / 11 TD / 6 INT
96 RUSH YDS / 2 RUSH TD / 19.2 RUSH YPG
Pofele Ashlock WR 40 REC / 428 YDS / 4 TD / 85.6 YPG
Nicholas Cenacle WR 22 REC / 209 YDS / 3 TD / 41.8 YPG
Landon Sims RB 148 YDS / 1 TD / 29.6 YPG / 4.1 YPC
8 REC / 70 REC YDS / 0 REC TD / 14 REC YPG
Jamih Otis L.B 17 TKL / 5 TFL / 2 BAG
Jackie Johnson III DL 8 TKL / 2 TFL / 3 BAG
Peter Manum D.B 20 TKL / 0 TFL
Cameron Stone D.B 12 TKL / 1 TFL / 1 INT / 1PD

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Highlights from Buckeyes’ loss to Ducks

Highlights from Buckeyes’ loss to Ducks

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This story was updated with new information.

Ohio State football came up short when facing its toughest challenge of the 2024 college football season on Saturday.

The No. 2 Buckeyes (5-1, 2-1 Big Ten) fell just short in a 32-31 loss to No. 3 Oregon (6-0, 3-0 Big Ten) in Eugene, Oregon for a top-three matchup that could have significant ramifications in the conference standings and for the 12-team College Football Playoffs.

OSU quarterback Will Howard saw the clock expire as he scrambled for a 12-yard run, attempting to get his team into position for a game-winning field goal. Oregon’s Atticus Sappington hit on a 19-yard field goal with 1:47 remaining to give the Ducks the lead. There were seven total lead changes in the game, as both teams went back-and-forth all game.

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Despite the close final score, the game never featured any ties due to Oregon botching a snap following its first touchdown. The Ducks never led by more than one point, while the Buckeyes held a seven-point lead and two leads of six points.

This was the first Big Ten matchup between the programs, with Oregon joining the conference this season. Oregon has won back-to-back games over OSU, but the Buckeyes still hold the series advantage 9-2. In the team’s most previous matchup, the Ducks won 35-28 on Sept. 11, 2021.

Catch up here with scores, updates and highlights of Saturday’s Big Ten game between Ohio State and Oregon:

Ohio State football vs Oregon score

TEAMS 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q F
Ohio State 7 14 7 3 31
Oregon 6 16 0 10 32

Ohio State vs Oregon live updates

All times Eastern.

Here’s a look at the quarterback comparison for the game:

  • Will Howard: 28 of 35 passing, 326 yards, two touchdowns
  • Dillon Gabriel: 23 of 34 passing, 341 yards, two touchdowns

Some stats of note:

  • Total yards: OSU 467, UO 496
  • Rushing yards: OSU 122, UO 73
  • Passing yards: OSU 326, UO 341
  • First downs: OSU 22, UO 18
  • Time of possession: OSU 33:09, UO 26:51
  • Penalties: OSU 8-70, UO 3-25
  • Turnovers (points off turnovers): OSU 1 (6), UO 0 (0)

10:59 p.m.: Will Howard’s scramble for 12 yards expires the remaining six seconds off the clock, and Oregon pulls off the 32-31 victory in Eugene. Following the win, the Ducks’ fans storm the fans. Jeremiah Smith’s offensive pass interference turns out to be a big swing in the game, as it pushed the Buckeyes out of field goal range.

10:47 p.m.: Atticus Sappington hits a 19-yard field goal to give Oregon a 32-31 lead with 1:47 remaining in the game. Will Howard and Ohio State will have one more chance to win the game. The Buckeyes only need a field goal to win.

10:43 p.m.: Oregon has second-and-goal from the Ohio State five at the two-minute warning. The Ducks are looking to take the lead in the final moments but potentially leaving time on the clock for a comeback for OSU if Oregon indeed takes the lead.

10:33 p.m.: Jayden Fielding gives Ohio State a 31-29 lead with 6 minutes remaining on a 40-yard field goal. OSU’s scoring drive is 13 plays for 53 yards and took 7:20 off the clock.

10:18 p.m.: Dillon Gabriel scores on a 27-yard keeper to give Oregon a lead following the extra point. The Ducks lead 29-28 with 13:20 remaining. The scoring drive for Oregon goes five plays for 60 yards and takes 1:51 off the game clock. Should be a fun finish in Eugene.

10:12 p.m.: Ohio State retakes the lead in the third quarter and will enter the final quarter up 28-22. Oregon will start the fourth quarter with the ball near midfield.

10:11 p.m.: A botched snap forces Ohio State to punt the ball away after gaining one first down.

10:05 p.m.: Oregon turns the ball over on downs from the OSU 2-yard line. The Buckeyes take over there, nursing a six-point lead late in the third quarter. Questionable decision to not cut the lead to three points.

9:50 p.m.: Jeremiah Smith hauls in a 6-yard touchdown pass from Will Howard and OSU has retaken the lead. The Buckeyes kick the extra point rather than going for the 2-point conversion and extending the lead to seven. The scoring drive for OSU goes six plays for 79 yards and takes off 3:08 off the clock.

Smith has scored at least one touchdown in all six games of his freshman year.

9:43 p.m.:  Oregon gets one first down on the second half’s opening drive but is forced to punt on a fourth-and-8 from its own 44. OSU takes over on its own 21 after the punt.

9:40 p.m.: Oregon begins the second half with the ball following a touchback.

OSU-Oregon halftime stats

Here’s a look at the quarterback comparison at halftime: 

  • Will Howard: 13 of 16 passing, 129 yards, one touchdown
  • Dillon Gabriel: 11 of 16 passing, 212 yards, two touchdowns

Game Comparison

OSU  Oregon 
Total Yds 251 285
Pass Yds 129 212
Rush Yds 122 73
Penalties 4-30 2-20
1st Downs 12 8
3rd Downs 1-6 2-6
4th Downs 2-2 0-0
Total Plays 37 31
Avg Yds/Play 6.8 9.2
Avg Yds/Completion 9.9 19.3
Avg Yds/Rush 5.8 4.9
Sack-Adj Rush Yd(Avg) 122 (5.8) 73 (4.9)
Red Zone 3-3 3-3
Time of Poss 17:28 12:32
Turnovers (Def Pts Off) 1 (6) 0 (0)
Fumbles-Lost 1-1 0-0
Sacks (Def Yds) 0 (0) 0 (0)
TFL (Def Yds) 2 (3) 2 (3)

9:17 p.m.: Oregon football carries a 22-21 lead into halftime in a back-and-forth game between the two teams. The Buckeyes struck first, but the Ducks have fought back every time OSU scores, and vice versa.

9:09 p.m.: Dillon Gabriel hits Tez Johnson for a 48-yard touchdown pass and Oregon has retaken a lead with 1:01 left in the first half. The Ducks’ scoring drive was seven plays for 75 yards, and took 2:36 off the clock.

It was just the second catch of the game for Johnson. He beat Denzel Burke on the play.

9 p.m.: Emeka Egbuka scores on a 15-yard touchdown pass from Will Howard and OSU retakes the lead. The OSU scoring drive goes 12 plays for 75 yards and takes 6:16 off the clock.

8:43 p.m.: Oregon has its first lead of the game on a 27-yard field goal by Atticus Sappington. The onside kick recovery and a big catch by Traeshon Holden set up the field goal. However, Holden was called for an unsportsmanlike penalty for spitting and was ejected. The 15-yard penalty hurt the Ducks chance of scoring a touchdown.

Oregon WR Traeshon Holden ejected

8:42 p.m.: Oregon receiver Traeshon Holden was ejected for spitting on an Ohio State defender following a play. It also cost the Ducks’ 15 yards on the penalty.

According to the NCAA rulebook, “Spitting on an opponent requires ejection.” Ejections are different than disqualifications. A disqualified player can remain on the sideline. An ejected player must leave the field. 

Oregon recovers onside kick

8:37 p.m.: Oregon’s kicker kicked the ball off an Ohio State player, CJ Hicks, on a potential squib attempt. The Ducks recover and have the ball at the OSU 41. Oregon’s Roger Saleapaga recovered the fumble.

Evan Stewart, Dillon Gabriel score touchdown for Oregon

8:33 p.m.: A pair of explosive plays by Dillon Gabriel and Evan Steward have the Ducks back within a possession. Gabriel hit Stewart for a 69-yard pass to set up first and goal. Gabriel hit Stewart for a 10-yard touchdown one play later. Oregon could not convert a 2-point conversion to tie the game.

Quinshon Judkins scores to extend OSU lead over Oregon

8:25 p.m.: Quinshon Judkins scores on a 1-yard touchdown to extend the Ohio State lead to 14-6. Will Howard gain 3 yards on the prior play to set up the touchdown. The drive goes four plays for 74 yards following the missed field goal by Oregon

8:21 p.m.: Ohio State leads 7-6 after the first quarter but is driving to take the lead when the second quarter starts potentially. Running back TreVeyon Henderson broke out for a 53-yard rush and then gained 17 on the next play. OSU has the ball facing first-and-goal from the Oregon 4-yard line.

8:17 p.m.: Atticus Sappington misses a would-be 44-yard field goal to give Oregon a lead. The kick goes wide right.

8:12 p.m.: Three offensive penalties help force a three-and-out for the OSU offense. Oregon begins at OSU’s 41-yard line.

8:02 p.m. Following the OSU fumble, Oregon scores two plays later. Jordan James had a 25-yard run, followed by a 3-yard touchdown run to cut the lead to 7-6. The snap on the extra point was bobbled and a throw was intercepted in the end zone.

8:01 p.m.: The fumble call was confirmed and Oregon starts on the OSU 28-yard line.

7:58 p.m.: Quinshon Judkins fumbles at the Ohio State 28-yard line, and Derrick Harmon recovers the ball for the Ducks. Oregon will have a short field trying to tie the game.

The play is now under review.

7:54 p.m.: Oregon gains one first down on its opening drive but punts on a fourth-and-3 from its own 43. OSU will start on its own 15-yard line for its second drive.

7:51 p.m.: Rule analyst Terry McAulay said he would have called the dual catch by Kacmarek an interception by Oregon, as Kacmarek never seemed to have full possession of the ball.

7:43 p.m.: A Will Howard 1-yard touchdown rush gives the Buckeyes the opening score of the top-three matchup in Eugene. Howard and OSU completed a fourth-and-1 from its own 41 to keep the drive alive. Howard also completed a 32-yard pass to Will Kacmarek on the drive. The catch by Kacmarek could not be challenged on the field because the Buckeyes rushed to the line to get the next playoff. Kacmarek appeared to have dual possession of the ball with the Oregon defender.

The OSU drive lasted 10 plays for 75 yards and took five minutes off the clock.

7:35 p.m.: Oregon wins the coin toss and defers to the second half; Ohio State will receive first, with the Ducks defending the west end-zone.

7:21 p.m.: Who are the officials for the Ohio State-Oregon game:

  • Referee: Larry Smith
  • Umpire: Matthew Richards
  • Head Linesman: William McCoy
  • Line Judge: Nicholas Bright
  • Back Judge: Kevin Schwartzel
  • Field Judge: Timothy Maguire
  • Side Judge: Monte Tilgner
  • Center Judge: Jason Gant

Oregon star EDGE Jordan Burch

7:18 p.m.: Oregon star edge rusher Jordan Burch is out for today’s game against Ohio State. He entered the game with a questionable tag. Burch is the Ducks’ sack leader.

Geno Smith watching cousin, OSU receiver Jeremiah Smith

7:05 p.m.: Seattle Seahawk quarterback Geno Smith is in attendance to watch his cousin and OSU receiver Jeremiah Smith for today’s game. Former Buckeye receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba is also in attendance.

6:11 p.m.: According to Jim Nagy, scouts from the Arizona Cardinals, Atlanta Falcons, Cleveland Browns, Dallas Cowboys, Houston Texans, Jacksonville Jaguars, Minnesota Vikings, New England Patriots, New Orleans Saints, New York Jets, Pittsburgh Steelers, San Francisco 49ers, Seattle Seahawks and Tampa Bay Buccaneers are in attendance for Ohio State-Oregon. Reps from the Senior Bowl are also there.

Oregon football injury report

5:41 p.m.: Here’s a look at the Oregon football injury report for Week 7 vs. Ohio State:

Ohio State-Oregon football uniform matchup

5:02 p.m.: Ohio State football will rock white alternative uniforms; Oregon is going with black alternative uniforms. This makes for an aesthetically soothing uniform matchup.

Ohio State donning new white alternative uniforms vs Oregon

4:17 p.m.: Ohio State is unveiling white alternate uniforms for its matchup against Oregon. The uniform combo for the game today will be “white jerseys and pants, along with the traditional scarlet helmet,” according to the Columbus Dispatch.

ESPN ‘College GameDay picks for Ohio State-Oregon

  • Desmond Howard: Oregon
  • Nick Saban: Ohio State
  • Pat McAfee: Oregon
  • Kaitlin Olson: Oregon
  • Kirk Herbstreit: Ohio State

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Ohio State vs Oregon start time

  • Date: Saturday, Oct. 12
  • Time: 7:30 p.m. ET
  • Location: Autzen Stadium (Eugene, Oregon)

The Buckeyes and Ducks will face off in a nationally broadcast game on NBC. Noah Eagle (play-by-play) and Todd Blackledge (analyst) will call the game from the booth at Autzen Stadium in Eugene, Oregon. Streaming options for the game include Peacock, NBC’s streaming platform, and Fubo, the last of which offers a free trial to potential subscribers.

Ohio State vs Oregon series history

  • Series record: Ohio State leads 9-1
  • Ohio State’s last win: 2014 (Ohio State 42, Oregon 20)
  • Oregon’s last win: 2021 (Oregon 35, Ohio State 28)

Ohio State vs Oregon predictions

Joey Kaufman, The Columbus Dispatch: Ohio State 28, Oregon 24

“The extra travel for the Buckeyes, along with playing in an unfamiliar setting, shouldn’t be discounted as potential X-factors this weekend. It’s been a decade since they last went to the West Coast during the regular season. Nonetheless, Ohio State has been near flawless in the early weeks, reviving its ground game and remaining stout on defense. The 34 points they have allowed over a span of five games are the fewest in the Bowl Subdivision in 2024. Oregon has far more skill position talent than the Buckeyes have faced in the Big Ten thus far, but the defensive line, the strength of their defense, has an edge against an offensive line that has been more inconsistent than a year ago, giving Ohio State an edge in a heavyweight tilt that will be decided in the trenches.”

Chris Hansen, Eugene Register-Guard: Ohio State 35, Oregon 27

“The Ducks’ defense has allowed just one touchdown and 16 points total in the past 10 quarters, but they haven’t faced anything close to what the Buckeyes are bringing to Eugene this weekend. Oregon will have to play mistake-free football to slow down Ohio State’s attack. That goes for the offense as well. Quarterback Dillon Gabriel, who has thrown three interceptions in the red zone the past two games, can’t give away scoring opportunities this week. Lucky for the Ducks, they’re playing in Autzen Stadium, where they are 34-1 since 2018. Expect an entertaining game in a raucous environment with the Buckeyes scoring last as they avenge the loss to Oregon in Columbus in 2021.”

Will Helms, College Football Network: Oregon 30, Ohio State 28

“These are two playoff teams who could meet again on a neutral field, but given Oregon’s home-field advantage, take the Ducks. Jordan Burch and the defensive line will make Howard uncomfortable enough to rush him. If the Ducks get a couple of turnovers, they’ll grind it out over an Ohio State team that isn’t used to playing for four quarters. Great game. Give me the Ducks straight up in a preview of a potential postseason rematch. I think the back-and-forth nature pushes it over as well.”

Ohio State vs Oregon betting odds

Game lines and odds from BetMGM as of Thursday, Oct. 10

  • Spread: Ohio State (-3.5)
  • Over/under: 53.5
  • Moneyline: Ohio State -155, Oregon +130

Ohio State vs Oregon injury updates

This section will be updated.

Ohio State football 2024 schedule

Here’s a look at Ohio State’s 2024 football schedule, along with kickoff times and television information:

All times Eastern.

  • Saturday, Aug. 31: Ohio State vs. Akron (W, 52-6)
  • Saturday, Sept. 7: Ohio State vs. Western Michigan (W, 56-0)
  • Saturday, Sept. 14: BYE
  • Saturday, Sept. 21: Ohio State vs. Marshall (W, 49-14)
  • Saturday, Sept. 28: Ohio State at Michigan State* (W, 38-7)
  • Saturday, Oct. 5: Ohio State vs. Iowa (W, 35-7)
  • Saturday, Oct. 12: Ohio State vs. No. 3 Oregon* | 7:30 p.m. | NBC, Peacock, Fubo
  • Saturday, Oct. 19: BYE
  • Saturday, Oct. 26: Ohio State vs. Nebraska*
  • Saturday, Nov. 2: Ohio State at No. 4 Penn State*
  • Saturday, Nov. 9: Ohio State vs. Purdue*
  • Saturday, Nov. 16: Ohio State at Northwestern*
  • Saturday, Nov. 23: Ohio State vs. No. 20 Indiana*
  • Saturday, Nov. 30: Ohio State vs. No. 21 Michigan*
  • Record: 5-0, 2-0 Big Ten

*Denotes Big Ten game

Oregon football 2024 schedule

Here’s a look at Oregon’s 2024 football schedule, along with kickoff times and television information:

All times Eastern.

  • Saturday, Aug. 31: Oregon vs. Idaho (W, 24-14)
  • Saturday, Sept. 7: Oregon vs. Boise State (W, 37-34)
  • Saturday, Sept. 14: Oregon at Oregon State (W, 49-14)
  • Saturday, Sept. 21: BYE
  • Saturday, Sept. 28: Oregon at UCLA* (W, 34-13)
  • Friday, Oct. 4: Oregon vs. Michigan State* (W, 31-10)
  • Saturday, Oct. 12: Oregon vs. No. 2 Ohio State* | 7:30 p.m. | NBC, Peacock, Fubo
  • Friday, Oct. 18: Oregon at Purdue* | 8 p.m. | FOX (Fubo)
  • Saturday, Oct. 26: Oregon vs. No. 23 Illinois*
  • Saturday, Nov. 2: Oregon at No. 21 Michigan*
  • Saturday, Nov. 9: Oregon vs. Maryland*
  • Saturday, Nov. 16: Oregon at Wisconsin*
  • Saturday, Nov. 23: BYE
  • Saturday, Nov. 30: Oregon vs. Washington*
  • Record: 5-0, 2-0 Big Ten

*Denotes Big Ten game

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Boise State at Hawaii odds, picks and predictions

Boise State at Hawaii odds, picks and predictions

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Ranked 22nd Boise State Broncos (4-1, 1-0 Mountain West) meet the Rainbow Warriors from Hawaii (2-3, 0-1) Saturday at the Clarence TC Ching Athletics Complex in Honolulu. Kickoff for Mountain West Conference play is scheduled for 11:00 PM ET (CBS Sports Network). Let’s review BetMGM Sportsbook’s college football odds around the Boise State vs. Hawaii chancesand make our expert college football picks and predictions.

The Broncos are heading to the Isles, and Heisman hopefuls are RB Ashton Jeanty looks to add to his impressive totals. Jeanty has amassed 1,031 rushing yards, 10.9 yards per rushing attempt and 16 TDs in just five games so far.

Boise State has scored 34 or more in all five games, and has scored 45 or more points in four of the games. The Broncos are 3-1 against the spread (ATS) in their past four games, while conceding the Over in all five games.

The Rainbow Warriors suffered a 27-24 loss at San Diego State last Saturday, but it was a season-high for offensive production against an FBS opponent. De Over (48) cashed for the first time in 5 games. Hawaii failed to cover as a 1-point dog against the Aztecs, and is just 2-3 ATS in 5 games, including 2-1 ATS at home.

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Boise State at Hawaii Odds

Powered by BetMGM Sportsbook; access the USA TODAY sports scoring and sports betting hub for a complete list of college football odds. Rules last updated at 10:55 am ET.

  • Moneyline (ML): Boise State -1600 (bet $1,600 to win $100) | Hawaii +875 (Bet $100 to win $875)
  • Against the spread: Boise State -21 (-110) | Hawaii +21 (-110)
  • Top/Bottom (O/U): 60.5 (U: -105 | U: -115)

Boise State in Hawaii picks and predictions

Prediction

Boise State 45, Hawaii 27

Moneyline

Boise State (-1600) will give you 16 times your potential return, and that’s way too much risk for not nearly enough reward. There is never any reason to bet that high on a favorite, whether in a standalone game or as part of a multi-leg parlay.

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Against the spread

HAWAII +21 (-110) is worth playing with the points.

Boise State -21 (-110) should be avoided as Jeanty may struggle against Hawaii for a while. However, he has shown that even when bottled up, he has the potential to take the ball home when he touches the ball. If he backs Hawaii, bettors will hold their breath every time Boise goes on the offensive.

Hawaii doesn’t have the horses to compete on the ground. However, it got the offense going against San Diego State, as QB Brayden Schager threw for 272 yards and 3 touchdowns. Boise State actually allows 278.8 passing yards per game and ranks 124th in FBS.

Top/Bottom

MORE THAN 59.5 (-110) is perhaps the best game in this battle on the islands.

Boise State has posted a high win total in all five games so far. Last weekend it fell 62 points to Utah State, and it has 45 or more points in 4 games, and 56 or more points in 3 occasions.

Although Hawaii scored a low hit in four of its five games, it conceded the Over last time at San Diego State. With Schager throwing the ball in the ring and Boise State’s defense fairly leaky, we should see plenty of points in Saturday’s final game.

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Internet shocked by arrest of ‘Bad Boys’ star Theresa Randle

Internet shocked by arrest of ‘Bad Boys’ star Theresa Randle

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Actress Theresa Randle is best known to fans for her roles in the films ‘Bad Boys’, ‘Space Jam’ and ‘Girl 6’. In recent years, however, she has made more headlines for her health and legal issues than for her work in film and television.

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According to TMZ, the ‘Malcolm X’ actress recently found herself in legal hot water when she was arrested for assault. The situation began on October 5 when police received a call from a home in the Los Angeles area. When they arrived, Randle wasn’t there, but they were taking a report.

When they were called to the same location two days later for “a possible domestic issue and a possible violation of the restraining order,” Randle was subsequently arrested in connection with the October 5 assault charge. The outlet’s sources say that “the actress was furious and far from cooperative during the booking process.”

As serious as this situation is, Randle may have been lucky because when she appeared in court on October 9, the district attorney “dismissed the case.”

When she was seen using a walker in 2023fans began to wonder about Randle’s health. There has been no public comment on her recent issues, but her absence from the most recent ‘Bad Boys’ movie has certainly sparked even more speculation. Tasha Smith took over the role of Marcus’ wife Therese in ‘Bad Boys: Ride or Die’.

On social media, fans were shocked by the news but also offered support, with many sending ‘prayers’.

One person expressed regret over Randle’s current circumstances, write on X“This is sad… she’s such a brilliant actress.”

Someone else asked if there is a connection between her struggles and the failure of her career, post“I wonder if her behavior has something to do with her not being in the most recent Bad Boys movie. Probably not. I always liked her as an actress and as Marcus’s wife in the Bad Boys movies.

Let’s hope Randle gets the time and privacy to focus on himself, away from public scrutiny.

Live college football scores, updates: Ole Miss at LSU, Kansas State at Colorado and more

Live college football scores, updates: Ole Miss at LSU, Kansas State at Colorado and more

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We knew it would be a tall order for week 7 to match the drama of week 6, but it was almost as exciting.

In the big matchup of the day, No. 3 Oregon defeated No. 2 Ohio State 32-31 in a back-and-forth thriller in Eugene. The Big Ten showdown was the first top-three matchup of the season and delivered a lead at every turn with many lead changes.

Earlier in the day, No. 7 Alabama suffered another nail-biter at home against South Carolina. The Crimson Tide needed late-game defensive heroics to survive against the Gamecocks in a 27-25 thriller. Later, No. 4 Penn State needed a comeback of its own before pulling out a 33-30 victory in overtime at the Coliseum.

Meanwhile, the No. 1 team in the country left no doubt as to how the Red River Rivalry matchup with Oklahoma would go. The Longhorns allowed an early field goal before scoring 34 straight points in a loss at the Cotton Bowl.

This is what we’ll see late Saturday night. Follow all the action live below.

Time: 10:15 PM | TV: ESPN | Line: Kansas State -4 | Total: 56.5

Kansas State is a good benchmark for what appears to be an improved Buffaloes squad. The team has already matched its 2023 win total and is just two wins away from making the bowl. The biggest test for Colorado will be up front on defense. Teams are averaging over 150 rushing yards per game against the Buffaloes and KSU RB DJ Giddens and QB Avery Johnson are each averaging 7.3 yards per carry.

Live132 updates

  • Colorado, K-State tied the game in the first half

    Meanwhile in Boulder, the Buffs and Wildcats have traded scores early with about 10 minutes left in the first half.

    Shedeur Sanders got the scoring started with a 25-yard touchdown pass to Wester, then the Wildcats responded with an 11-play, 75-yard drive capped by an 8-yard touchdown run by Avery Johnson.

  • LSU, Ole Miss trade INTs

    Things have gotten a little messy in Death Valley. One play after Ole Miss QB Jaxson Dart threw an interception to LSU’s Zy Alexander in the end zone, LSU QB Garrett Nussmeier returned the favor with a pick of his own on an ill-advised deep throw into double coverage.

  • Fans storm the field in Eugene

  • The last play

    The Ohio State QB simply ran out of time. Amid the chaos, he couldn’t slide down fast enough.

    What a finish.

  • Oregon wins!

    Will Howard makes a run for it, but can’t get down in time! The clock runs out and the Ducks win 32-31!

  • Now there’s a huge punishment going to Oregon! Illegal substitution. 5 meters.

    Ohio State needs to get even closer.

  • Oh boy, a HUGE offensive PI call against Ohio State pushes them back to the Oregon 43.

    Probably no longer field goal range.

    10 seconds left!

  • Ohio State has the ball on the edge of field goal range after a big completion to Emeka Egbuka to the Oregon 28. Less than 30 seconds,

  • Final: Tennessee 23, Florida 17

    The Vols survive what would have been a huge blowout in overtime. After the Gators missed a field goal on their possession, Tennessee hit it into the end zone to win it.

  • Oregon kicks FG for the lead!

    The Ducks cannot hit the goal line from the 1, opting for a chip shot field goal.

    It’s 32-31 Ducks with 1:47 to play

  • Oregon has the ball at the Ohio State 5 after the 2 minute timeout.

    A pass interference call helped them get there. It was a questionable call.

  • LSU adds FG

    The Tigers put together a solid drive and got close to the red zone before it disappeared and they had to settle for a field goal.

    It’s 20-16 Ole Miss.

  • Florida-Tennessee went to OT

    Today there was another important game on the way to extra time. Why not!?

  • Ole Miss is switching to FG

    The Rebels lead is back to seven after another Caden Davis field goal.

    There are just under 4 minutes left in the third quarter in Death Valley.

  • Ohio State takes the lead with FG

    Jayden Fielding hits from 40 yards and the Buckeyes are back in front, 31-29.

    6 minutes to play in Eugene. This will be a nice ending.

  • Florida connects it to Tennessee

    Scratch that, Florida kicks the PAT to make it 17-17 with No. 8 Tennessee.

    29 seconds to play

  • Touchdown Florida!

    DJ Lagway finds Chimere Dike for a 27-yard TD on 3rd and 18!

    It looks like the Gators are going for the winning 2-point attempt.

  • LSU misses FG

    The Tigers and Rebels traded possession in the second half, but no points were scored. The latest: LSU drove to the Ole Miss 28-yard line before kicker Damian Ramos missed a field goal.

    It’s still 17-13 Ole Miss.

  • TD Oregon! Ducks take charge!

    Dillon Gabriel takes it himself for a 27-yard touchdown run after the fake!

    It’s a 29-28 Oregon lead. What. A. Game.

  • Tennessee takes the lead

    Dylan Sampson breaks away for his second TD run of the day