Army at Texas-San Antonio

For the second year in a row, Army suffered a heartbreaking overtime loss to a Power Five school, but that doesn't mean the Black Knights will have any repercussions this week as they pounded Buffalo 42-13 as a seven-point underdog last year after losing to the Oklahoma Sooners. Army had won nine in a row, including a 70-14 wipeout of Houston in the Armed Forces Bowl before losing in the Big House on Saturday. The Knights held Michigan to 2.4 yards per carry while rushing for 200 yards themselves. As usual, Army passed sparingly with Kelvin Hopkins Jr. completing only two of four passes for 43 yards. Texas-San Antonio was blown out 63-14 at Baylor and the Bears exploded for 546 total yards of offense and rushed for 368 yards on 9.4 yards per carry. That bodes well for Army's option offense, which always consumes a lot of time on the clock. Army has gone UNDER both games this season, including a 14-7 snoozer over Rice that stayed UNDER by 25.5 points. UTSA is 6-3 UNDER its last nine games and the Roadrunners have scored more than 21 points just once in their last nine games and that was against Incarnate Word. The Roadrunners are 0-5-1 ATS their last six September games and the Knights have covered their last five road contests. Also, UTSA is 2-9-1 ATS its last 12 home games and 6-15-1 ATS its last 22 overall. Play Army and UNDER.