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Games of the Day 9/6/2026

Writer: Mason Dalley
Mason Dalley
Sep 6
2 min read

Washington State(+23.5) @ Washington

Wisconsin @ Notre Dame(-20.5)

Louisville @ Ole Miss(-6.5)

CFB Game of The Day 2026 Season Record: 4-6-0

CJ Carr
Lynee Sladky/AP Photo


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Washington State(+23.5) @ Washington

DK -105

FD -115


It's a rivalry game and the Cougs covered in 8 of their last 10 games last season. I think that Washington having lost Denzel Boston to the NFL will lead to the Huskies being significantly less dynamic on offense than they were last campaign. I really like the Wazzu cover here., especially considering just how big that number is.



Wisconsin @ Notre Dame(-20.5)

DK -112

FD -110


I think when Wisconsin and Notre Dame brokered their home & home series that both believed that they would be partners in 8-4 to 10-2. Since then Wisconsin has fallen off a cliff while Notre Dame has established themselves as a perennial National Title Contender. Wisconsin covering would be a massive, massive moral victory for the Badgers while I don't think Notre Dame is considering Wisconsin as anything more than a nail. Irish by a dillion.



Louisville @ Ole Miss(-6.5)

DK -115

FD -118


I would like to see Pete Golding start his season out on the right foot. He proved he could get it done in the playoff without Lane calling the plays and if that's the case I think Louisville is in trouble considering they couldn't capitalize on a very weak ACC. I think that the touchdown spread is very generous to Louisville and what Brian Brohm has built, but Golding has inherited an SEC war chest and that in and of itself can cause a team to just be multiple scores better than another.



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