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November 13: UCLA stays unbeaten, Colorado upsets Houston, San Antonio wins big, and Arizona ends Auburn’s home streak. All 73 games are final.

Covered action date: Friday, November 13, 2026, Eastern Time. All 73 games across the five covered sports were verified final: three FBS games, nine NBA games and 61 NCAA men’s basketball games. NFL and MLB had no games. These are sports results, not ISR’s paid-pick performance.

NCAA Football FBS — three finals

  • UCLA beat Illinois 22–14 to remain unbeaten. Ty Dieffenbach threw for 232 yards and two touchdowns, with one interception. Aidan Mizell caught six passes for 176 yards and a touchdown.
  • Colorado beat Houston 42–32. Isaac Wilson threw for 217 yards and a touchdown; Richard Young rushed for 99 yards and two scores. Houston’s Conner Weigman threw for 272 yards and three touchdowns, while Makhi Hughes rushed for 106 yards.
  • Florida State won 16–10 at Pittsburgh. Ashton Daniels completed sixteen of 24 passes for 163 yards. Amari Thomas scored a rushing touchdown; Jasen Lopez caught five passes for 72 yards.

ISR analysis: UCLA’s eight-point win, Colorado’s ten-point upset and Florida State’s lower-scoring road win are distinct game records. Their final margins do not establish a shared offensive or defensive explanation.

NBA — nine finals

  • San Antonio beat Golden State 123–85. Stephon Castle scored 32 and supplied six assists; Victor Wembanyama collected twelve rebounds. LJ Cryer scored twenty for the Warriors.
  • Chicago beat Atlanta 125–117. Norman Powell scored 33, Josh Giddey supplied fourteen assists and Jalen Smith collected twelve rebounds. Atlanta’s Jalen Johnson had 27 points, eleven rebounds and ten assists.
  • Miami beat Cleveland 133–121. Bam Adebayo finished with 37 points and fourteen rebounds; Davion Mitchell supplied seventeen assists. Donovan Mitchell scored 25 for Cleveland.
  • The Clippers edged Oklahoma City 113–112. Brook Lopez scored 26 and Rui Hachimura collected eleven rebounds. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored forty for Oklahoma City; Isaiah Hartenstein collected sixteen rebounds.

NCAA men’s basketball — 61 finals

Matchup / box scoreAway–homeStatus
Merrimack Warriors at Florida Gators54–83Final
SIU Edwardsville Cougars at Duke Blue Devils47–90Final
Sam Houston Bearkats at Illinois Fighting Illini86–108Final
Ohio State Buckeyes at UConn Huskies68–84Final
Northern Iowa Panthers at Michigan State Spartans72–106Final
Virginia Cavaliers at Maryland Terrapins87–83Final
Tennessee State Tigers at Tennessee Volunteers78–83Final
Arizona Wildcats at Auburn Tigers80–69Final
North Alabama Lions at Miami Hurricanes52–94Final
Seton Hall Pirates at Alabama Crimson Tide76–82Final
Central Arkansas Bears at Arkansas Razorbacks66–79Final
Prairie View A&M Panthers at Vanderbilt Commodores62–89Final
Northern Arizona Lumberjacks at Kentucky Wildcats77–78Final
Viterbo V-Hawks at Green Bay Phoenix46–66Final
West Florida Argonauts at Cleveland State Vikings67–69Final
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Islanders at Florida State Seminoles60–84Final
Bryant Bulldogs at Rutgers Scarlet Knights51–72Final
Georgetown Hoyas at Clemson Tigers85–78Final
Pittsburgh Panthers at Butler Bulldogs76–64Final
Kentucky State Thorobreds at Eastern Kentucky Colonels59–106Final
Champion Christian Tigers at UT Martin Skyhawks57–86Final
Mary Baldwin Fighting Squirrels at VMI Keydets53–71Final
Ohio Bobcats at Purdue Boilermakers62–80Final
App State Mountaineers at Charlotte 49ers66–60Final
Marist Red Foxes at Lehigh Mountain Hawks60–65Final
Columbia Lions at Bucknell Bison77–59Final
Florida International Panthers at Florida Gulf Coast Eagles89–80Final
Iona Gaels at Hofstra Pride59–62Final/OT
Chattanooga Mocs at Elon Phoenix77–70Final
Yale Bulldogs at Northeastern Huskies73–84Final
Mount St. Mary's Mountaineers at Virginia Tech Hokies62–82Final
Troy Trojans at NC State Wolfpack62–81Final
Harvard Crimson at George Washington Revolutionaries57–85Final
Long Island University Sharks at Fordham Rams58–80Final
Georgia Bulldogs at North Carolina Tar Heels78–70Final
South Dakota Coyotes at Drake Bulldogs72–81Final
North Carolina Central Eagles at Liberty Flames66–74Final
Southeast Missouri State Redhawks at Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders75–88Final
Southern Miss Golden Eagles at Texas State Bobcats65–85Final
Texas Southern Tigers at Murray State Racers78–99Final
Illinois State Redbirds at North Dakota State Bison81–82Final/OT
Wright State Raiders at Samford Bulldogs90–66Final
Alcorn State Braves at Tarleton State Texans69–73Final
College of Biblical Studies Ambassadors at Houston Christian Huskies73–108Final
Georgia Southern Eagles at UCF Knights70–84Final
Milwaukee Panthers at TCU Horned Frogs64–76Final
Fairleigh Dickinson Knights at Oklahoma Sooners58–74Final
Lindenwood Lions at Omaha Mavericks56–67Final
Stanford Cardinal at UNLV Rebels68–76Final
Corban Warriors at Eastern Washington Eagles68–102Final
Cal Poly Mustangs at Idaho Vandals83–74Final
UL Monroe Warhawks at Arizona State Sun Devils62–92Final
Ball State Cardinals at SMU Mustangs65–90Final
DePaul Blue Demons at Northwestern Wildcats67–47Final
Xavier Musketeers at Mississippi State Bulldogs81–63Final
Mississippi Valley State Delta Devils at Oregon State Beavers65–81Final
Chicago State Cougars at San Diego Toreros67–87Final
UC San Diego Tritons at Utah State Aggies82–120Final
East Texas A&M Lions at Portland Pilots94–88Final/2OT
UIC Flames at Saint Mary's Gaels61–84Final
Arkansas-Pine Bluff Golden Lions at California Baptist Lancers60–74Final
  • Arizona won 80–69 at Auburn, ending the Tigers’ 69-game nonconference home winning streak identified in both schools’ pregame previews. Caleb Holt scored 24 and Motiejus Krivas collected twelve rebounds.
  • UConn beat Ohio State 84–68. Braylon Mullins scored 22, Silas Demary Jr. supplied nine assists and Oskar Giltay collected six rebounds. Jimmie Williams scored seventeen for Ohio State.
  • Virginia won 87–83 at Maryland. Sam Lewis had 28 points and seven rebounds. Pharrel Payne scored twenty for Maryland; DJ Wagner supplied five assists.
  • Other ranked-team finals included Kentucky 78–77 over Northern Arizona and Alabama 82–76 over Seton Hall. The table retains every Friday game, not only ranked teams.

NFL and MLB — no-game status

No November 13 NFL or MLB games were listed. Covered-action dates use Eastern Time, including late games completed after midnight.

Betting notebook: identified November 13 snapshots

These comparisons use DraftKings lines displayed by ESPN and retained in ISR’s November 13 preview package at 7:53 a.m. EST that day. They are dated source snapshots, not universal closing lines, market-movement claims, recommendations or ISR paid-pick results.

  • UCLA did not cover -10 with its eight-point win; 36 combined points finished under 47.5.
  • Houston did not cover -8.5 in its ten-point loss; 74 finished over 51.5.
  • Arizona covered -2.5 with its eleven-point win; 149 finished under 159.5.
  • UConn covered -11.5 with its sixteen-point win; 152 finished over 147.5.
  • San Antonio covered -11.5 with its 38-point win; 208 finished under 219.5.

Sources and completion check

Every score in the tables links to its ESPN box score. Highlight statistics were checked against player and team statistics in the game summaries. The Auburn streak is documented in Auburn’s November 12 official preview. The retained November 13 preview package supplies the explicitly identified source lines.

Full schedule checks: NFL, FBS, MLB, NBA and NCAA men’s basketball. All 73 games are complete; none is pending, postponed, canceled or omitted. No earlier pending recap was skipped.

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