Covered action date: Thursday, November 5, 2026, Eastern Time. All seventy games across the five covered sports were verified final: one NFL game, two FBS games, two NBA games and sixty-five NCAA men’s basketball games. MLB had no game. These are sports results, not ISR’s paid-pick performance.
NFL — Jacksonville 33, Baltimore 10
| Matchup / box score | Away–home | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Jacksonville Jaguars at Baltimore Ravens | 33–10 | Final |
- Trevor Lawrence completed sixteen of 26 passes for 242 yards and a touchdown.
- Joe Fagnano’s first NFL start produced sixty passing yards on ten completions in eighteen attempts, with two interceptions.
- Justice Hill ran for 85 yards and Baltimore’s touchdown; Jacksonville improved to 6–2 and Baltimore fell to 4–5.
ISR analysis: Baltimore’s changed quarterback assignment is essential context for reviewing the passing result. Do not combine this game uncritically with earlier Jackson-led possessions.
NCAA Football FBS — two finals
| Matchup / box score | Away–home | Status |
|---|---|---|
| UTSA Roadrunners at Florida Atlantic Owls | 29–60 | Final |
| James Madison Dukes at Southern Miss Golden Eagles | 54–23 | Final |
- FAU defeated UTSA 60–29. Caden Veltkamp threw four touchdown passes, three to Easton Messer; Leonard Farrow rushed for 126 yards and a touchdown.
- UTSA’s Owen McCown passed for 265 yards and three touchdowns. Mekhi Anderson caught six passes for 117 yards and two scores in the loss.
- James Madison won 54–23 at Southern Miss. JC Evans passed for 251 yards and a touchdown; Corey Scott had six catches for 138 yards.
- JMU’s JT Hooten recorded three sacks. Southern Miss quarterback John White passed for 266 yards; Kaden Saunders caught six for 122.
ISR analysis: The actual quarterback usage is important: Evans and White led Thursday’s passing, rather than simply carrying forward the season-leader names in pregame materials. Preserve that change in the next matchup review.
NBA — two finals
| Matchup / box score | Away–home | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Orlando Magic at Phoenix Suns | 104–117 | Final |
| Miami Heat at Golden State Warriors | 100–120 | Final |
- Phoenix beat Orlando 117–104. Devin Booker scored thirty and supplied eight assists; Miles Bridges had thirteen rebounds.
- Orlando’s Wendell Carter Jr. scored 27 and collected thirteen rebounds. Franz Wagner had fifteen assists.
- Golden State beat Miami 120–100 for its sixth straight win. Stephen Curry scored 29; Draymond Green supplied eleven assists.
- Davion Mitchell led Miami with 22 points and eight assists. Giannis Antetokounmpo had fourteen rebounds on the second night after Miami’s overtime win in Los Angeles.
ISR analysis: Miami’s previous overtime workload is relevant context, not proof of the cause of the result. Keep available lineups and individual minutes alongside the margin.
NCAA men’s basketball — sixty-five finals
- Duke beat Coastal Carolina 113–52. Patrick Ngongba II scored 28, Cayden Boozer had twelve assists and Sebastian Wilkins eleven rebounds.
- Florida defeated Jacksonville 88–57. Rueben Chinyelu scored 21; Alex Condon had twelve rebounds and eight assists.
- Penn State edged Chattanooga 97–93. Josh Reed led the Nittany Lions with 25 points; Chattanooga’s Kobe McDowell-White had 28 and eight assists.
- Jackson State won 87–85 at Tulane. Dorian McMillian scored 23 and Daeshun Ruffin supplied eight assists.
ISR analysis: The night included comfortable favorites’ wins and close road results. Keep opponent strength, playing time and competitive minutes attached to the opening-week numbers.
MLB — no-game status
No November 5 MLB game was listed. All covered-action dates use Eastern Time, including late games completed after midnight.
Betting notebook: explicitly identified source snapshots
These comparisons use the DraftKings lines displayed by ESPN and retained in ISR’s November 5 preview package at 12:59 p.m. EST that day. These are archived source snapshots, not universal closing lines, market-movement claims or betting recommendations.
- Jacksonville covered -10 with its 23-point win; 43 combined points finished over 39.5.
- FAU covered +6.5 with its 31-point win over UTSA; 89 finished over 72.5.
- James Madison covered -13.5 with its 31-point win; 77 finished over 57.5.
- Phoenix covered -1.5 with its thirteen-point win; 221 finished under 222.5.
- Golden State covered -7.5 with its twenty-point win; 220 finished under 233.5.
Sources and completion check
Every game in the tables links to its ESPN box score. Highlights were checked against those game summaries and player statistics. Full schedule checks: NFL, FBS, MLB, NBA and NCAA men’s basketball. All seventy games are complete; no result is pending or omitted.
