Covered action date: Friday, November 6, 2026, Eastern Time. All 86 games across the five covered sports were verified final: five FBS games, nine NBA games and 72 NCAA men’s basketball games. NFL and MLB had no games. These are sports results, not ISR’s paid-pick performance.
NCAA Football FBS — five finals
| Matchup / box score | Away–home | Status |
|---|---|---|
| TCU Horned Frogs at Arizona Wildcats | 28–29 | Final |
| Virginia Tech Hokies at SMU Mustangs | 28–51 | Final |
| South Florida Bulls at East Carolina Pirates | 17–20 | Final |
| Nebraska Cornhuskers at Illinois Fighting Illini | 13–24 | Final |
| New Mexico Lobos at Nevada Wolf Pack | 31–3 | Final |
- SMU beat Virginia Tech 51–28. Kevin Jennings completed 24 of 32 passes for 350 yards and four touchdowns; Yamir Knight caught three touchdown passes.
- Illinois defeated Nebraska 24–13. Katin Houser threw for 292 yards and three touchdowns; Collin Dixon caught eight passes for 129 yards and two scores.
- Arizona edged TCU 29–28. Noah Fifita passed for 313 yards and two touchdowns; Giovanni Richardson caught eleven passes for 171 yards.
- East Carolina beat South Florida 20–17 behind two Emory Williams touchdown passes. New Mexico won 31–3 at Nevada; Scottre Humphrey ran for 107 yards and two scores.
ISR analysis: The five margins ranged from one point to 28. Keep the close finishes separate from evidence of sustained offensive control; a win label alone does not explain how the possessions unfolded.
NBA — nine finals
| Matchup / box score | Away–home | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Washington Wizards at Atlanta Hawks | 132–139 | Final |
| Boston Celtics at Charlotte Hornets | 119–80 | Final |
| Philadelphia 76ers at Cleveland Cavaliers | 95–119 | Final |
| Utah Jazz at Dallas Mavericks | 100–112 | Final |
| Oklahoma City Thunder at Memphis Grizzlies | 128–97 | Final |
| Toronto Raptors at Milwaukee Bucks | 121–107 | Final |
| Minnesota Timberwolves at New Orleans Pelicans | 115–109 | Final |
| Portland Trail Blazers at Los Angeles Lakers | 118–124 | Final |
| San Antonio Spurs at Sacramento Kings | 124–109 | Final |
- The Lakers beat Portland 124–118. Luka Dončić scored 53; Walker Kessler had twelve rebounds. Deni Avdija supplied 22 points and eleven assists for Portland.
- Cleveland beat Philadelphia 119–95. Donovan Mitchell led the Cavaliers with 23 points and eight assists; Jaylen Brown scored twenty for Philadelphia.
- Oklahoma City won 128–97 at Memphis. Ajay Mitchell scored 35; Isaiah Hartenstein had seven assists. Ty Jerome scored 21 for Memphis.
- Boston won 119–80 at Charlotte. Jayson Tatum produced 34 points, nine assists and eight rebounds.
ISR analysis: Dončić’s high-volume scoring came in a six-point game, unlike the larger Cleveland, Oklahoma City and Boston margins. Preserve the actual competitive setting before comparing the individual lines.
NCAA men’s basketball — 72 finals
- UConn beat Michigan 85–77 at neutral-site TD Garden. Braylon Mullins scored 23 for the Huskies; Trey McKenney had 22 for Michigan.
- Valparaiso won 83–80 at Purdue. Rakim Chaney scored 35 with eight rebounds and six assists; Daniel Jacobsen scored 28 for Purdue.
- Saint Louis beat Missouri 90–84. Amari McCottry scored seventeen; Alon Michaeli collected nine rebounds. Missouri’s Bryson Tiller scored 26.
- Wright State beat Florida Atlantic 97–71. C.J. O’Hara scored 24 and Andrea Holden had eleven rebounds; Kanaan Carlyle scored 25 for FAU.
ISR analysis: The early-season slate included a neutral-floor rematch and road wins. Location and opponent quality belong beside the opening records, rather than treating every 2–0 or 1–1 start as equivalent.
NFL and MLB — no-game status
No November 6 NFL or MLB games were 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 6 preview package at 7:37 a.m. EST that day. These are archived source snapshots, not universal closing lines, market-movement claims or betting recommendations.
- UConn covered -7.5 with its eight-point win; 162 combined points finished over 144.5.
- SMU covered -6.5 with its 23-point win; 79 finished over 56.5.
- Illinois covered +4.5 with its eleven-point win over Nebraska; 37 finished under 50.5.
- Cleveland covered +2.5 with its 24-point win over Philadelphia; 214 finished under 229.5.
- The Lakers covered -2.5 with their six-point win; 242 finished over 231.5.
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 86 games are complete; no result is pending or omitted.
