Free Sports Game Preview and Prediction: Texas San Antonio vs. South Florida
Thursday, November 06, 2025 7:30 PM
Play: Point Spread: -14/-110 South Florida
It seems every THURSDAY, I get us paid, and this THURSDAY is no different. In have another NFL THURSDAY NIGHT WINNER for you in the RAIDERS/BRONCOS matchup, along with my NCAAF SUNBELT SMASH PLAY. I also have 3 NCAAB WINNERS: 1-0 CRASH THE BOARDS, my first CRUSHER, and my first CONSEBSUS releases. The winning doesn’t stop there. I also have 2 NHL WINNERS: 1-0 NO LIMIT, and 63% LAS VEGAS STRIP MOVE. Thursday’s FREE WINNER: South Florida Bulls. Game 112. 4:30 PM PST/7:30 PM EST. Oh, how the tides turn in college football. The last time UTSA and South Florida met was back in mid-November 2023, when the Roadrunners, a 14.0-point favorite, topped the Bulls at home, 49-21. Two years later, and now USF is a favorite of nearly two touchdowns (as of this post). While the visitor here is playing for bowl-eligibility, the home team is playing for AAC supremacy. That's right, the Bulls are one of six teams in the conference sporting just one division loss. Now Up Next for South Florida is a matchup with the conference’s top team, the Navy Midshipmen on the road. Normally I would look to fade a team like them in a situation like this. Not saying they're not going to win this game, but maybe they take their foot off the gas come the second-half. But as I mentioned, they have a tough game up next, before they finish their regular season schedule against two AAC pushovers in UAB and Rice. They don't want to take any chances here, my friends. Having said that, the Roadrunners, I feel, will come back down to Earth following an October 30 home win over the Tulane Green Wave. This is a team that has only one road victory this season straight up, failing to cover their last three games played as a visitor. On the other hand, I look for the Bulls to bounce back following a very tough, heartbreaking road loss at the hands of the Memphis Tigers on October 25, 34-31. Yes, they've had a little extra time to rest and prepare for this contest. Going back to last season, this team has covered seven of their last nine overall outings, which does include all four of those games played on their own field. If you recall, this team took down Boise State at home early this season, then on the road in “The Swamp” as nearly a three-touchdown underdog, bested Florida, and did take down North Texas approximately one month ago. They have covered some big numbers of 36 points, 27.5 points, and 20.5 points, already this season. The Roadrunners do possess a very powerful running game behind the legs of Robert Henry Jr., who is approaching the 1000-yard rushing mark. But the Bulls possess one of the best run defenses in the nation, allowing just 114.9 yards per game on the ground. They have a solid quarterback in Owen McCown, that will pass with success against one of the laxest pass defenses in the nation. But (and there's always a but), but South Florida allows only 24.4 points per game, and have already snagged 10 takeaways. Here's the kicker folks, the Bulls offense ranks in the top 10 nationally, accounting for over 40.4 points per game, equally good in the air as they are on the ground. Both places where UTSA struggles. The Roadrunners rank 131st against the pass and 97th against the rush. They also allow over 30.9 PPG. If this line would've been a little bit lower, I would've definitely put it out as a premium play. But I still like it. Take South Florida. Thank you.