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Florida International vs. Jacksonville State CFB picks: Gamecocks own weekday Conference USA games of late

Florida International vs. Jacksonville State CFB picks: Gamecocks own weekday Conference USA games of late

cbssports.com 13.10.2026 14:54 6 views
Two Conference USA contenders meet tonight as Florida International visits Jacksonville State

Our streak of 61 consecutive days with football continues tonight with two more games from Conference USA. CBS Sports Network has the first kickoff at 7 p.m. ET, with Delaware visiting Middle Tennessee, but I don't have a great feel for that one, especially with the Blue Hens' starting QB in question.

The better game kicks at 8 p.m. ET on ESPNU as Florida International visits Jacksonville State. They are two of three clubs, along with Liberty, yet to lose a CUSA game.

Bet on college football at DraftKings, where new users get $200 when they spend $5+: It appears that it will be a lovely night in Jacksonville, Ala., via weather.com: Clear skies. Winds light and variable. At -3 via DraftKings, JSU is taking 69% of handle and 64% of tickets; similar numbers at -142 on the money line.

The total of 43.5 is taking split action. You can try college football betting on the best sports betting apps, but first you should check out the SportsLine Projection Model for picks on games from both the simulations and our experts. We have a strong play here for those who want to get into parlay betting for FIU vs.

DraftKings price: +118 (subject to change) The winner here will be in a pretty good spot to potentially reach the CUSA title game, which Jacksonville State has the past two seasons (splitting them). The Gamecocks are -125 to return, and FIU is +190 to get there for the first time in school history. Jax State doesn't have to play league favorite Liberty in the regular season, so that's a break.

Florida International visits Liberty on Halloween. The Panthers have been dominant in back-to-back wins, holding Long Island University and New Mexico State to three points each, but those were at home. It marked the first time in program history that FIU held an opponent to three points or fewer in back-to-back games.

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