Covered action date: Saturday, October 31, 2026, Eastern Time. All 54 scheduled games across the five covered sports are final: 47 FBS games and seven NBA games. Late finishes remain attached to their scheduled October 31 action date. These sports results are not ISR’s paid-pick performance.
NCAA Football FBS — all 47 finals
- USC beat No. 2 Ohio State 30–18. Jayden Maiava completed 15 of 22 passes for 222 yards and a touchdown; Trent Mosley caught five passes for 101 yards and a score. Luke Fahey threw for 260 yards in Ohio State’s changed quarterback situation.
- No. 1 Miami escaped North Carolina 38–35. Darian Mensah threw three touchdown passes, two to Malachi Toney. North Carolina’s Billy Edwards Jr. completed 28 of 34 passes for 341 yards and four touchdowns.
- Georgia beat Florida 27–8 in Atlanta. Nate Frazier rushed for 67 yards and a touchdown. Florida’s Jadan Baugh was held to 38 yards on 17 carries.
- Utah won 49–25 at Cincinnati as Devon Dampier threw for 260 yards and three touchdowns. Texas Tech beat Arizona 34–26 despite Noah Fifita’s 417 passing yards; J’Koby Williams rushed for 175 yards for the Red Raiders.
ISR analysis: Ohio State’s replacement-quarterback game, Miami’s close finish and Arizona’s large passing total in defeat underline different review needs. Keep personnel, scoring sequence and field position beside the yardage rather than treating one statistic as control of the game.
NBA — seven finals
| Matchup / box score | Away–home | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Portland Trail Blazers at Utah Jazz | 112–90 | Final |
| Philadelphia 76ers at Charlotte Hornets | 109–104 | Final |
| Atlanta Hawks at New Orleans Pelicans | 99–121 | Final |
| Sacramento Kings at Memphis Grizzlies | 105–136 | Final |
| Cleveland Cavaliers at Milwaukee Bucks | 136–111 | Final |
| Minnesota Timberwolves at San Antonio Spurs | 111–121 | Final |
| Oklahoma City Thunder at Houston Rockets | 98–119 | Final |
- Memphis beat Sacramento 136–105 to remain unbeaten at 6–0. Cameron Boozer scored 27; Cam Spencer had 13 assists. Sacramento’s Darius Acuff Jr. scored 38 in defeat.
- Houston beat Oklahoma City 119–98. Jabari Smith Jr. scored 30 with nine rebounds; Alperen Şengün recorded nine assists.
- Cleveland won 136–111 at Milwaukee. Evan Mobley led the Cavaliers with 27 points, while Jarrett Allen collected 11 rebounds.
- Philadelphia beat Charlotte 109–104 behind Tyrese Maxey’s 38 points. Portland, New Orleans and San Antonio also won, as the complete scoreboard above shows.
ISR analysis: Strong individual scoring did not guarantee a team result, as Sacramento’s loss illustrates. Houston’s response after its first defeat also deserves a lineup and possession review rather than a conclusion based only on its previous night.
No-game status
NFL: No October 31 games listed. MLB: No October 31 games listed. NCAA men’s basketball: No October 31 games listed. These checks use the Eastern action date, not the UTC date or the following morning’s schedule.
Betting notebook — retained source snapshots
The following outcomes use DraftKings prices displayed by ESPN and retained in ISR’s October 31 previews. The four football lines were checked at 7:08 a.m. EDT; the Houston line at 7:07 a.m. EDT. These are dated morning snapshots, not universal closing lines or market-movement claims.
- Georgia covered -11.5; 35 points finished under 56.5.
- Texas Tech covered -3.5; 60 points finished over 54.5.
- Utah covered -7; 74 points finished over 56.5.
- USC covered +6.5; 48 points finished under 50.5.
- Houston covered -3.5; 217 points finished under 218.5.
No market outcome is assigned to the other games without an explicitly retained source line. These comparisons are not ISR paid-pick results.
Sources and completion check
Every final score links to its game box score. Full schedule checks: FBS and NBA. No-game checks: NFL, MLB and NCAA men’s basketball. All 54 games were verified final; none remains unresolved.
