Covered action date: Tuesday, November 10, 2026, Eastern Time. All 78 games across the five covered sports were verified final: three FBS games, six NBA games and 69 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 |
|---|---|---|
| Western Michigan Broncos at Akron Zips | 42–14 | Final |
| Kent State Golden Flashes at Bowling Green Falcons | 28–33 | Final |
| Ohio Bobcats at Miami (OH) RedHawks | 17–34 | Final |
- Miami (Ohio) beat Ohio 34–17. D’Shawntae Jones rushed eighteen times for 115 yards and two touchdowns; Grant Lyons had two sacks. Ohio’s Nick Poulos passed for 193 yards, a touchdown and an interception.
- Western Michigan won 42–14 at Akron. Broc Lowry completed all fifteen passes for 149 yards and a touchdown. Jalen Buckley rushed 23 times for 121 yards and two scores.
- Bowling Green beat Kent State 33–28. Nakai Amachree’s 48-yard touchdown run with 1:51 left supplied the decisive score. Myles Bradley recorded five sacks; Austin Novosad passed for 229 yards and three touchdowns.
ISR analysis: Bowling Green’s late scoring play and five-point margin describe a different finish from the larger Miami and Western Michigan wins. Preserve the actual possession sequence before comparing the final totals.
NBA — six finals
| Matchup / box score | Away–home | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Milwaukee Bucks at New York Knicks | 85–117 | Final |
| Boston Celtics at Philadelphia 76ers | 123–101 | Final |
| LA Clippers at Phoenix Suns | 110–133 | Final |
| Miami Heat at Utah Jazz | 115–109 | Final |
| Orlando Magic at Sacramento Kings | 107–100 | Final |
| Oklahoma City Thunder at Portland Trail Blazers | 103–123 | Final |
- Boston won 123–101 at Philadelphia. Paul George scored 36; Tyrese Maxey led the 76ers with 24. Jayson Tatum collected six rebounds and Payton Pritchard supplied five assists for Boston.
- Portland beat Oklahoma City 123–103 in the first of consecutive meetings. Damian Lillard scored 25, Deni Avdija had eight assists and Donovan Clingan collected thirteen rebounds. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 26 for the Thunder.
- New York beat Milwaukee 117–85. Jalen Brunson scored 23 and Karl-Anthony Towns collected sixteen rebounds.
- Phoenix beat the Clippers 133–110. Jordan Goodwin scored eighteen, Collin Gillespie supplied eight assists and Ryan Dunn collected eight rebounds.
ISR analysis: Portland and Oklahoma City return to the same matchup Wednesday. Tuesday’s result provides direct review material, but Wednesday’s availability and actual rotation remain separate checks.
NCAA men’s basketball — 69 finals
- Michigan State beat Duke 79–73 at Chicago’s United Center. Jeremy Fears Jr. had eighteen points and eleven assists; Jordan Scott collected nine rebounds. Duke’s John Blackwell scored seventeen.
- Kansas beat Kentucky 89–69 in the Champions Classic’s second game. Tre White scored thirty and Taylen Kinney supplied eight assists. Zoom Diallo scored 24 for Kentucky.
- Texas Tech beat Illinois 84–78 in Lubbock. Cruz Davis had twenty points and five assists; Jamichael Stillwell collected thirteen rebounds. Quentin Coleman scored nineteen for Illinois.
- Florida won 81–72 at Florida State. Thomas Haugh finished with 21 points and ten rebounds; Sebastian Rancik scored 23 for Florida State.
ISR analysis: Retain the neutral Chicago setting for the Champions Classic and the true road settings in Lubbock and Tallahassee. The program names and rankings do not replace the actual personnel and venue in an early-season review.
NFL and MLB — no-game status
No November 10 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 10 preview package at 7:40 a.m. EST that day. They are dated source snapshots, not universal closing lines, market-movement claims, recommendations or ISR paid-pick results.
- Michigan State covered +6.5 with its six-point win; 152 combined points finished over 147.5.
- Illinois did not cover -2.5 in its six-point loss; 162 finished under 167.5.
- Kansas covered -4.5 with its twenty-point win; 158 finished over 155.5.
- Boston covered -1.5 with its twenty-two-point win; 224 finished over 217.5.
- Ohio did not cover -1.5 in its seventeen-point loss; 51 finished over 46.5.
Sources and completion check
Every game in the tables links to its ESPN box score. Highlights were checked against game summaries and player statistics. Additional official checks: Bowling Green’s recap, Michigan State–Duke box score and NBA Celtics–76ers game center.
Full schedule checks: NFL, FBS, MLB, NBA and NCAA men’s basketball. All 78 games are complete; no result is pending or omitted.
