Paul's Picks 2025 Week 10
Welcome Back!
Last week was my worst week yet (and worst in a few years), as I was 32-21 (60.4%), making me 450-134 overall with a winning percentage of 77.1% (down 1.6% from last week).
This week we are back down to 52 games, one less than last week, but there are some big games. I'm 4-0 so far after the early games, which is so much better than my starts to the last 2 weeks (1-3, then 1-4). Let's see if I can stay above 75% for the year.
So... on with the picks!
Thursday, October 30
Marshall @ Coastal Carolina- The Chanticleers hold a slight 2-1 lead, but the Thundering Herd won 31-19 last year. Both teams are 4-3 overall, but Marshall is 2-1 in the SBC with wins over ODU (by 24) and TSU in their last 2 games, and a loss to Louisiana. CCU is 3-1 in the SBC with wins over South Alabama on the road, ULM, and at App State, and a loss at ODU (by 40!). Both teams were on a bye last week. Marshall wins.
Tulane @ UTSA- Each team has 1 win in the series, with the Roadrunners winning in 2013 in San Antonio and the Green Wave winning in 2023 in New Orleans. Tulane is 6-1/3-0, but 4 wins have been by 7 points or less. UTSA is 3-4/1-2 with a win over Rice and losses at Temple and at UNT. The Green Wave washes over the Roadrunners.
Friday, October 31
Memphis @ Rice- The Tigers lead 3-2, winning the last 2, including 27-20 at home last year. The other 4 meetings were between 2007 and 2012, and the teams are 1-1 in Houston. The Owls are 4-4/1-3 and coming off a big 2 OT win over UConn, which broke a 3-game losing streak. Memphis bounced back from a stunning loss at UAB by taking care of USF at home. The Tigers had won 4 straight road games before that loss to the Blazers, and I'm betting they start a new streak. Memphis wins.
North Carolina @ Syracuse- The Tar Heels hold a 4-3 lead over the Orange, winning the last 2 in 2020 and 2023. Neither team is having a good season, as they are a combined 5-10 overall and 1-7 in the ACC, and each has lost their last 4 games. The only common opponent is Clemson, with Syracuse winning 34-21 on the road and the Heels losing 38-10 at home. The Orange squeeze UNC at home.
Sam Houston @ La Tech- The Bulldogs won the 1st contest, in 1999 in Ruston, but the Bearkats have won the last 2, in 2023 and 2024. However, SHS is a miserable 0-7, while LT is 4-3/2-2. Bulldogs win.
Saturday, November 1
Penn State @ Ohio State - Before the season began, we all believed this would be a huge game in the Big Ten and nationally, but the Nittany Lions have fallen on hard times, as they are just 3-4/0-4 and riding a 4-game losing streak, their 1st since they started the 2020 season 0-5. The Buckeyes are on the opposite end of the spectrum at 7-0/4-0, with only 1 win by less than 18 points (14-7 over Texas in the opener). The thing is, all 4 of PSU's losses have been by 6 points or less for a combined 13 points, with the loss to Oregon (their biggest loss) in 2 OTs, so they're not exactly getting blown out. OSU leads the series 25-14, winning the last 8, and 12 of the last 13. The Lions haven't won in Columbus since 2011. The Bucks win, but I don't think it will be a rout.
Miami, Fl @ SMU- The Mustangs defeated the Hurricanes 7-3 in their only previous meeting, but that was in Miami in 1965. This year, the Hurricanes are 6-1/2-1 with wins over FSU and Stanford (and Notre Dame and Florida) and a loss to Louisville at home on a Friday night. SMU is 5-3/3-1 and coming off their 1st conference loss (to Wake Forest, no less) since the end of the 2022 season. The Ponies do have wins over Syracuse, Stanford, and Clemson. Canes win.
Vanderbilt @ Texas- The Commodores have doubled up the Longhorns, leading this series 8-4-1, but UT has won 2 of the last 3, including 27-24 last year in Nashville. The 'Dores are actually 4-2 in Dallas, but until last year, all of the games had been played between 1898 and 1928. Vandy is 7-1/3-1, with a loss at Alabama and wins over SC on the road, and LSU and Missouri at home. The Horns are 6-2/3-1, topping Oklahoma, Kentucky, and Miss State, and losing their SEC opener to Florida. Interestingly, this will be UT's 1st SEC home game of the season (they only have 3). The 'Dores have played better competition, and with better results. Vandy wins.
Rutgers @ Illinois- The Fighting Illini hold a 6-3 lead in the series, winning 4 of the last 5, including 38-31 last year, but the Scarlet Knights won the last time this game was played in Memorial Stadium (in 2021). Both teams are rather mediocre, with Rutgers at 4-4/1-4, but winning their most recent game at Purdue, while Illinois is 5-3/2-3, losing their last 2 games to OSU and at Washington. The Fighting Illini win to break back into the victory column.
Arizona State @ Iowa State- The Sun Devils and Cyclones met for the 1st time ever in last year's Big 12 Championship Game, with ASU coming out on top 45-19. Both teams are 5-3 overall, but got there in different ways. ISU is 2-3 in the Big 12, starting with wins over Kansas State and Arizona, then losing their last 3 games to Cincinnati, Colorado, and BYU, the latter one at home. The Sun Devils are 3-2 in the conference, winning their 1st 2 over Baylor and TCU then sandwiching losses to Utah and Houston around a win over Texas Tech. Should be a competitive game! ASU wins.
Duke @ Clemson- The Tigers hold a large 37-17-1 lead in the series, winning 25 of the last 30 (since 1981), but the Blue Devils won the most recent matchup, 28-7 in 2023. However, Duke hasn't won in Death Valley since 1980. CU is 3-4/2-3, with only 2 games- losses to LSU and Ga Tech- decided by less than 11 points. ACC losses have been to GT, Syracuse, and SMU (last week) with wins at UNC and BC. The Blue Devils are 4-3/3-1, with wins over NC State, Syracuse, and Cal, and a loss in their most recent contest to Ga Tech. Both teams were off last week, so there is no advantage there for either team. I think The Tigers prevail at home.
UCF @ Baylor- These teams have met twice before, with the Knights winning in the 2014 Fiesta Bowl and the Bears winning 36-35 in Orlando in 2023. Baylor is a disappointing 4-4/2-3, with wins over Kansas State and at Oklahoma State, and losses to Arizona State and at TCU and Cincinnati. UCF is 4-1/1-3 with their lone Big 12 win in their most recent game vs WVU, and losses to Kansas and at KSU and Cincy. The Knights were off last week, so they have had a chance to build on their win (maybe), but I see Baylor pulling this one out.
West Virginia @ Houston- The Cougars eked by the Mountaineers 41-29 in 2023 in Houston, their only other meeting. This year, they are once again matching up in TDECU Stadium. HC Willie Fritz has UH humming at 7-1/4-1 while WVU is only 2-6/0-5, and on a 5-game losing streak. Cougars maul the Mountaineers.
UAB @ UConn- The Huskies prevailed 31-23 last year in Birmingham, and they should again this year in Storrs. UConn wins over the Blazers, unless it goes into OT again (Huskies are 0-3 in OT), and then all bets are off.
Army @ Air Force- The Falcons have a commanding 38-20-1 lead in this series, but the Black Knights have won the last 2, and 6 of the last 8, including 2 of the last 3 played in Colorado (one was in Denver). Neither team is having a very good season as they are a combined 5-9, but Army West Point has won 2 of their last 3 (losing to Tulane in their latest game), with an earlier win over Kansas State following their loss to FCS Tarleton State in the opener. Air Force got a win over Wyoming in their most recent game, with their last 2 losses by 3 points each. Both teams were off last week. This is the 2nd leg for the CIC Trophy, with Navy having already defeated AFA (one of those 3-point losses), so the Academy needs to win to have any hope of claiming a share. An Army win would set up a winner-takes-all contest with Navy in December. The Black Knights will roast the Falcons.
Navy @ North Texas- The Midshipmen have won both prior meetings with the Mean Green, but both look like they were exciting games: a 74-62 win in 2007 in Denton, and a 27-24 win in 2023 in Annapolis. This game is the first in a 5-game gauntlet for Navy, as it will be followed by games at Notre Dame, vs USF at home, at Memphis, and then Army in Baltimore. So far, the Midshipmen are undefeated at 7-0/5-0 (the Army game doesn't count as a conference game), but their chances of staying that way are very low. In fact, this may be the beginning of a losing streak that could stretch to 4 games or more. UNT wins to improve on their 7-1/3-1 record.
Buffalo @ Bowling Green- The Falcons have a 13-8 lead in the series, winning 2 of the last 3 (since 2021), but the Bulls have won 5 of the last 7 (since 2007), including the last 3 in Doyt Perry Stadium. Buffalo is 4-4/3-1, but coming off their 1st MAC loss against Akron at home. BGSU is 3-5/1-3 and just lost to Kent State. UB wins.
East Carolina @ Temple- The Pirates lead the series 12-9, taking the lead by winning each of the last 4. ECU is 4-3/2-1, with wins over Army and Tulsa and a loss at Tulane. The Owls are 5-3/3-1, with its loss to Navy, and wins over UTSA, at Charlotte, and at Tulsa. The Pirates are coming out of their bye week, so I expect them to be ready for the home stretch. This is basically an elimination game in the American Conference. ECU wins, but I'm not confident about it.
Louisville @ Virginia Tech- This series began in 1979 with the Hokies winning the 1st 3 through 1985, but the Cardinals have won 3 of the last 6 (in 1988, 1992, and 2023 in their last contest). VT leads 6-3 that includes a win in the 2006 Gator Bowl. UL is 6-1/3-1 with their only loss to UVA in OT, and they own wins at Pitt and at Miami. The Hokies are 3-5/2-2 and just beat Cal in 2 OTs as they are 3-2/2-2 since interim HC Philip Montgomery took over. If the Cardinals can win out, they should get consideration for an at-large CFP bid, regardless of if they make it into the ACC CG or not, so the pressure is beginning to build. UL wins.
New Mexico @ UNLV- The Rebels lead this series 15-12, winning the last 3 (since 2021), but the Lobos have won 2 of the last 3 played in Las Vegas. UNLV is 6-1/2-1 and coming off their bye week with their only loss at Boise State 2 weeks ago. UNM is 5-3/2-2 and have already equaled last year's 5 wins with 4 games still to play. Their losses were at SJSU and Boise State (they actually played the Broncos within 6 while the Rebels lost by 25), and their wins were in their last 2 games- Nevada and Utah State, both at home. I'm tempted to pick the Lobos in an upset, but I think this is one of those weeks where the favorite wins most of the time (few upsets). UNLV wins a close one.
Indiana @ Maryland- The Hoosiers lead the series 8-5, winning 42-28 last year, but the Terrapins have won 3 of the last 4, and 3 of the last 4 played in College Park. The Terps are 4-3/1-3, on a 3-game losing streak, and were off last week. Indy is 8-0/5-0 with all wins by at least 10 points, and have won 19 of their last 21 games, and 13 of their last 14 Big Ten games. IU destroys the Turtles.
Georgia vs Florida (Jacksonville)- The Bulldogs own a 56-44-2 lead in this series, winning the last 4, and 7 of the last 8. The Gators are 3-4/2-2 and starting over with new interim HC Billy Gonzalez. Their SEC wins are over Texas and Miss State at home, with their losses at LSU and Texas A&M. The Dawgs are 6-1/4-1 with their only loss to Alabama at home, but with wins over Kentucky and Ole Miss at home, and at Tennessee and Auburn. This game has been played in Jacksonville every year since 1933, but in the early years, it was also played in Athens, Gainesville, Tampa, and Savannah, and in 1994 and '95, the teams played a home-and-home while the stadium in Jacksonville was being renovated. In 2026 and '27, the games will be played in Atlanta and Tampa respectively, while more renovations take place. Both teams were off last week as is usual before this game. UGA wins, but it won't be easy, as I expect a spirited UF team to hang tough.
Notre Dame @ Boston College- The Fighting Irish lead this series 17-9 winning the last 9 games on the field (since 2009, with the 2012 victory vacated), and a win in the 1983 Liberty Bowl. The Eagles had a streak of 6 consecutive wins, from 2001-2008. This year, BC is one of the worst, if not the worst, teams in the Power 4. ND is not. Irish win easily.
Texas Tech @ Kansas State- The Wildcats hold a 15-9 lead in this series, winning the last 8 (since 2016), and 12 of the last 13 (since 2011), but TTU's last 2 wins in the series both came in Lubbock. KSU got off to a terrible 1-4 start, but has since turned things around to run their record to 4-4/3-2, with wins in their last 2 games over TCU and at Kansas. All 4 of their losses were by 7 points or less. The Red Raiders are 7-1/4-1 with their lone loss at Arizona State, but their starting QB Behren Morton has been hurt and missed the last game (he's expected to be available for this one) and his backup, Will Hammond, was hurt last week and is out for the season. TTU should win, but I don't trust their QB situation. The Wildcats pull the upset.
Michigan State @ Minnesota- The Spartans lead the series 30-19, winning 5 of the last 7, but the Golden Gophers have won the last 2 (in 2022 and '23). MSU is 3-5/0-5, losing 5 in a row, all by at least 11 points. Minnesota is 5-3/3-2, but 5-0 at home. Gophers bury the Spartans.
Pittsburgh @ Stanford- This series is tied at 2 wins each, with Pitt winning in 1922 and 1932, and Stanford winning in the 1928 Rose Bowl and the 2018 Sun Bowl. The Panthers are 6-2/4-1 and trying to stay in the ACC race. They've won 4 in a row after losing their ACC opener to Louisville, and are 2-1 on the road (loss at WVU). The Cardinal are 3-5/2-3 and trying to become bowl eligible for the 1st time since 2018 as they are 3-0 at home this season and have a 4-game home winning streak. Neither one can afford another loss if they want to reach their goals. Panthers win.
Delaware @ Liberty- The Flames and Fightin' Blue Hens will be meeting on a gridiron for the very 1st time. LU is 3-4/2-1, losing at Jax State, but winning their last 2 contests at UTEP and vs MTSU at home as they are 2-1 at home overall. The Blue Hens are having a great debut season in the FBS as they are 4-3/2-2 with wins at FIU and over MTSU at home and losses to WKU and at Jax State. This should be a competitive game, but the Flames will prevail.
New Mexico State @ WKU- The teams are tied 1-1, with each team winning on the road in the last 2 seasons. The Hilltoppers are 6-2/4-1 with a home loss to FIU and wins over SHS at home and at Mo State, Delaware, and La Tech. The Aggies are 3-4/1-3 with their lone victory over SHS, and losses to La Tech and Liberty on the road and to Mo State at home in OT. WKU wins.
Fresno State @ Boise State- The Broncos hold a 17-9 edge in the series, but the Bulldogs have won the last 2, and 2 of the last 3 played on the blue turf in Boise. The teams are 2-2 in MWC Championship games against each other, with BSU winning in 2014 and 2017, and FS winning in 2018 and 2022. The Broncos are 6-2/4-0 and appear headed for another CG appearance. The Bulldogs are 5-3 overall, but only 2-2 in the MWC, losing their last 2 at Colo State and to SDSU. Boise State wins big.
ODU @ ULM- The Monarchs are 5-3/2-2 and got back into the win column last week with a victory over App State. The Warhawks are 3-5/1-3 and on a 4-game losing streak, but are 2-1 at home. ODU wins in this 1st time matchup.
Louisiana @ South Alabama- The Ragin' Cajuns lead this series 9-4, winning the last 4 played in Mobile, but the Jaguars have won 2 of the last 3. Both teams are 2-6/1-3, and both SBC wins are over East Division teams, as they are a combined 0-4 within the division. Flip a coin. SA wins at home.
Virginia @ California- This is a dangerous game for the Cavaliers as this is their 1st cross-country ACC trip since the conference expanded. The Wahoos are 7-1/4-0 and on a 6-game winning streak, their longest since they won 7 in a row in 2007 (finished 9-4). The Golden Bears are 5-3/2-2 and just 1 win away from qualifying for a bowl for a 3rd consecutive year after a 4-year drought. The Wahoos have won their last 4 games by 17 combined points, with the largest MOV of 8 points, and 3 of those in OT (with 1 in 2 OTs). This is a huge trap game for UVA and could wreck their season, but I think the Hoos win another close game in this 1st-time meeting.
Mississippi State @ Arkansas- The Razorbacks own a 19-14-1 advantage in this series, winning 58-25 last year, but the Bulldogs have won 2 of the last 3, and 5 of the last 6 played in either Fayetteville or Little Rock. The Hogs are only 2-6/0-4, have lost 6 in a row, and are 0-3/0-3 under interim HC Bobby Petrino, but 4 of their losses (and 2 under Petrino) are by 6 points or less. MSU is 4-4/0-4 with 3 of their 4 SEC losses by 8 points or less, and 2 of those in OT. Bulldogs win.
Oklahoma State @ Kansas- The Cowboys have opened up a 42-30-2 lead in the series, winning 18 of the last 20 (since 1998), including in their last meeting in 2023, but the Jayhawks won the last time this game was played in Lawrence, in 2022. KU is 4-4/2-3, losing their last 2 and 3 of their last 4, but OSU is 1-7/0-5 with no FBS wins and a 16-game FBS losing streak (and a 14-game Big 12 losing streak). Eventually that streak will end, but it won't be this year, probably. Jayhawks win.
Central Michigan @ Western Michigan- The Broncos lead 49-41-2 in this series that began in 1925 with a 0-0 tie, and have won 10 of the last 14, but the Chippewas won 16-14 last year, and have won 2 of the last 4 played in Kalamazoo. The Chips are 5-3/3-1 with a loss at Akron and wins over EMU and UMass at home and at BGSU. WMU is 4-4/3-1 with wins over Toledo, Ball State, and UMass, and a loss in their most recent game at Miami. CMU has already surpassed last year's 4 wins, but the Broncos will bounce back and earn a close victory at home.
South Carolina @ Ole Miss- The Rebels lead the series 10-8, winning the last 2, including 27-3 last year in Columbia, but the Gamecocks have won 3 of the last 5, including 2 of the last 3 in Oxford. These teams played 9 times between 1947 and 1981 (with SC winning 5), but since the Gamecocks joined the SEC in 1992, Ole Miss has won 6 of 9 to take the lead. This year, the Rebels are 7-1/4-1, 5-0 at home, winners of their last 8- and 18 of their last 19- at home, and their only loss is to UGA in Athens. SC is a disappointing 3-5/1-5 and 0-2 on the road with only the loss to Alabama by less than 10 points. Ole Miss wins big.
Purdue @ Michigan- The Wolverines hold a whopping 47-14 lead in this series, as they've won the last 6 (since 2010), including in the 2022 Big Ten Championship Game, and 11 of the last 13 (since 2001). The Boilermakers have only won in Ann Arbor once (2009) since 1966, which was the last of 4 consecutive wins there (from 1963-66). UM is 6-2/4-1 and 4-0 at home, winning 9 of their last 10 in The Big House. PU is 2-6/0-5 and 0-3 on the road, having lost 13 in a row away from Ross-Ade Stadium. Seems like a no-brainer. Wolverines win.
Arizona @ Colorado- The Buffaloes lead the series by a score of 17-10, winning 34-7 last year, but the Wildcats have won 2 of the last 3, 9 of the last 13, and 5 of the last 6 played in Boulder. CU is 3-5/1-4 with their lone victory over Iowa State. Arizona is 4-3/1-3, with their 1 victory over woeful Oklahoma State. Both teams have played ISU, BYU, and Houston, but not much can be gleaned from comparing scores. The Wildcats were off last week, so I'm going with the rested team. Zona wins.
Wyoming @ San Diego State- The Aztecs have a slim 20-19 lead in this series, winning the last 3, including 27-24 last year, 5 of the last 6, and the last 2 played in San Diego. The Cowboys are 4-4/2-2, winning 2 of their last 3, but are only 1-2 on the road, though they have 2 shutouts. SDSU is 6-1/3-0, on a 5-game winning streak, are 3-0 at home, and need this win to keep pace with Boise State at the top of the Mountain West Conference. Aztecs win.
Georgia Tech @ NC State- The Yellow Jackets are 21-11 against the Wolfpack, winning 30-29 last year, 4 of the last 5 meetings (since 2011), and 5 of the last 6 played in Raleigh, though NCSU won the last time they met in Carter-Finley Stadium. GT is 8-0/5-0 and headed to the ACC CG, if they can avoid an upset along the way. NC State is 4-4/1-3, with their only win at Wake Forest, though they did defeat UVA at home in a non-conference game. Jackets win.
Oklahoma @ Tennessee- The Sooners have a slight 3-2 lead in the series, winning in the 1968 Orange Bowl and in 2014 and '15 in a home-and-home series. The Volunteers have wins in the 1939 Orange Bowl and 25-15 last year in Norman. Both teams are 6-2 overall, but OU is 2-2 in the SEC while the Vols are 3-2. UT wins in Neyland Stadium as the Sooners begin to hate those letters just a little bit more.
Kentucky @ Auburn- The Tigers own an overwhelming 28-6-1 lead in this series, winning the last 4 (since 2010), including 24-10 last year, 19 of the last 20 (since 1967), and are 13-2 in games played on the Plains, but UK's last win in the series came in Jordan-Hare Stadium in 2014. By the way, the 14-14 tie came in 1955, one of only 2 times these teams have played in Birmingham (the other was a 20-0 UK win in 1964). The War Eagles are 4-4/1-4, finally getting their 1st SEC victory last week. The Wildcats are 2-5/0-5, on a 4-game losing streak, and have only been competitive in 2 of the losses, though ironically those were against 2 of the best teams they've played so far. The Plainsmen win this cat fight.
USC @ Nebraska- The Trojans have won 5 of the 6 meetings against the Cornhuskers, with the 6th being a 21-21 tie in 1970. USC has wins in 1969, 2006, 2007, the 2024 Holiday Bowl, and 28-20 last year, with 2 of those wins (1969 & '07) in Lincoln. The Huskers are 6-2/3-2, with losses to Michigan at home and Minnesota on the road. The Men of Troy are 5-2/3-1 with a loss at Illinois and a win over Michigan at home. USC is coming out of their off week, so I expect them to sizzle on offense. Trojans win.
Washington State @ Oregon State- This is the 1st of 2 contests between these teams this season, with the other coming Thanksgiving weekend. The Cougars lead 57-49-3, winning 9 of the last 11, but the Beavers have won 2 of the last 3, including the last 2 played in Corvallis (41-38 last year). OSU is having a miserable year, but they are coming off their 1st win of the season, are 1-0 under interim HC Robb Akey, and had a bye last week; however, their 1 win is over an FCS squad. Wazzu is 4-4, but only 1-3 on the road. I think the Beavers have a chance to win, especially with it being at home, but the Cougars will be too much for them.
Wake Forest @ FSU- The Seminoles have a large 31-9-1 lead in the series, winning 41-16 in their last meeting in 2023, but the Demon Deacons have won 3 of the last 4 (since 2019). FSU is 3-4/0-4, but 3 of their 4 losses were by 8 points or less, with one in 2 OTs. WF is 5-2/2-2, with losses to GT and NC State at home and wins over SMU and at VT. The losses were by a combined 11 points, but 3 of their 5 wins were by 7 points or less, with 2 by a single point (a combined 9 points). I can see the Demon Deacons winning this, as they are a decent team, but they have little margin for error. The Noles win simply because they have the better talent.
Arkansas State @ Troy- The Red Wolves hold a narrow 11-9 lead, winning 34-31 last year, but the Trojans have won 3 of the last 4. ASU is 4-4/3-1 and needs this win to keep pace with Troy and USM in the Sun Belt west. Their loss was at ULM, but they've won 3 in a row against Texas State, at South Alabama, and vs Georgia Southern. Troy is 6-2/4-0 with competitive losses at Clemson and to Memphis at home. Their wins are over South Alabama and Louisiana at home, and at ULM and Texas State, with 2 of those wins in OT. These teams are a lot more equal than their records may indicate. The Trojans win at home.
Cincinnati @ Utah- The Bearcats are 7-1/5-0 and one of the surprise teams in all of CFB, but their Big 12 wins are over teams with a combined 7-17 conference record, and none have a winning record within the conference, and only 2 have a winning overall record. The Utes are 6-2/3-2, with losses to BYU and Texas Tech, but their 3 wins aren't any more impressive than Cincy's, as those teams combine for a 4-11 conference record (Arizona State is 3-2) and are 10-14 overall (again- ASU at 5-3). This game kicks off at 10:15 pm, which could affect the boys from Cincinnati. Utes win.
Hawaii @ San Jose State- The Spartans have taken a 23-22-1 lead in this series by winning the last 4, but they didn't play last year. The Rainbow Warriors are 6-2/3-1 with their only MWC loss to Fresno State at home, and wins over Utah State and at Air Force and Colorado State. In addition, the Warriors were off last week. SJSU is 2-5/1-2 with a win over New Mexico at home and losses on the road to Wyoming and Utah State. The Spartans were expected to improve on last year's 8-5/3-4 record, but that would be difficult without a win in this game. Hawaii wins.
Until next time, may you and your loved ones be blessed!
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