Covered action date: Wednesday, November 11, 2026, Eastern Time. All 80 games across the five covered sports were verified final: three FBS games, ten NBA games and 67 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
| Matchup / box score | Away–home | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Buffalo Bulls at Ball State Cardinals | 28–7 | Final |
| Sacramento State Hornets at Central Michigan Chippewas | 7–28 | Final |
| Massachusetts Minutemen at Toledo Rockets | 0–24 | Final |
- Toledo shut out UMass 24–0, scoring all its points before halftime. Connor Walendzak rushed fourteen times for 117 yards and a touchdown. Adjatay Dabbs caught seven passes for 144 yards; Andrew Zock had two sacks.
- Buffalo won 28–7 at Ball State. The Bulls rushed for 302 yards on 52 attempts and finished with 350 total yards. Neither team committed a turnover.
- Central Michigan beat Sacramento State 28–7. Nick Woodford carried 23 times for 119 yards. Sacramento State’s Brian Salazar Jr. completed thirteen of 28 passes for 103 yards and an interception.
ISR analysis: Buffalo’s rushing-heavy production and Toledo’s shutout explain different routes to their margins. Preserve the underlying possession and personnel records instead of treating both scores as the same offensive or defensive performance.
NBA — ten finals
| Matchup / box score | Away–home | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Washington Wizards at Indiana Pacers | 101–114 | Final |
| Cleveland Cavaliers at New York Knicks | 115–107 | Final |
| Boston Celtics at Toronto Raptors | 98–93 | Final |
| San Antonio Spurs at Chicago Bulls | 124–119 | Final |
| Denver Nuggets at Memphis Grizzlies | 123–118 | Final |
| Los Angeles Lakers at Milwaukee Bucks | 123–112 | Final |
| Brooklyn Nets at New Orleans Pelicans | 145–111 | Final |
| Orlando Magic at Utah Jazz | 123–108 | Final |
| Golden State Warriors at Houston Rockets | 108–115 | Final |
| Oklahoma City Thunder at Portland Trail Blazers | 108–118 | Final |
- Portland beat Oklahoma City 118–108 for a second win in consecutive meetings. Deni Avdija had 28 points and six assists; Donovan Clingan collected twelve rebounds. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 31 for Oklahoma City.
- Houston beat Golden State 115–108. Kevin Durant scored twenty; Alperen Şengün had thirteen rebounds and nine assists. Yaxel Lendeborg finished with 25 points and ten rebounds for the Warriors.
- Denver won 123–118 at Memphis. Jamal Murray had thirty points and eight assists; Nikola Jokić collected eleven rebounds. Ty Jerome scored 22 for Memphis.
- Boston held off Toronto 98–93. Jayson Tatum supplied 24 points and eight assists; Neemias Queta collected thirteen rebounds. Ja’Kobe Walter scored seventeen for Toronto.
ISR analysis: Toronto’s close finish precedes another game Thursday. Keep the actual Wednesday minutes and Thursday availability report beside that turnaround rather than assuming the same unit will be available without restrictions.
NCAA men’s basketball — 67 finals
- Michigan beat Marquette 84–70. J.P. Estrella scored eighteen, Elliot Cadeau supplied ten assists and Moustapha Thiam collected twelve rebounds. Colin Porter scored 21 for Marquette.
- USC won 77–65 at California. Alijah Arenas scored nineteen; Jacob Cofie supplied fifteen rebounds and six assists.
- Other ranked-team results included St. John’s 90–59 over Colgate, Houston 92–46 over Jackson State and UCLA 106–37 over Arkansas-Pine Bluff. Each full score and box-score link is retained in the table.
ISR analysis: The competitive road meeting at California and the larger ranked-team home margins supplied different early-season tests. Retain the opponent and actual venue before using the resulting record as a comparison.
NFL and MLB — no-game status
No November 11 NFL or MLB games were listed. Covered-action dates use Eastern Time, including late games completed after midnight.
Betting notebook: identified archived source snapshots
These comparisons use DraftKings lines displayed by ESPN and retained in ISR’s November 11 preview package at 7:29 a.m. EST that day. They are dated source snapshots, not universal closing lines, market-movement claims, recommendations or ISR paid-pick results.
- Houston covered -6.5 with its seven-point win; 223 combined points finished over 222.5.
- Oklahoma City did not cover -1.5 in its ten-point loss; 226 finished over 225.5.
- Denver covered -3.5 with its five-point win; 241 finished over 229.5.
- Michigan covered -3.5 with its fourteen-point win; 154 finished under 157.5.
- Toledo covered -14 with its twenty-four-point win; 24 finished under 51.5.
Sources and completion check
Every game in the tables links to its ESPN box score. Highlights were checked against game summaries, player statistics and team statistics. Additional official detail: Toledo’s shutout recap.
Full schedule checks: NFL, FBS, MLB, NBA and NCAA men’s basketball. All 80 games are complete; no result is pending or omitted.
