The FDU Knights visit the No. 3 Illinois Fighting Illini on Monday, Nov. 2, 2026, at 8 p.m. ET from State Farm Center in Champaign, Illinois. It is the regular-season opener for Illinois.

When: Monday, November 2, 2026 at 8 p.m. ET

Where: State Farm Center, Champaign, IL

TV: Big Ten Network

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FDU’s leading returning scorer averaged 6.6 points per game last season and did it in 20.4 minutes a night. The 6-foot-8 guard also grabbed 3.4 rebounds and made 32.6 percent of his 3-point attempts.

Illinois has size across its lineup, including 7-footers Tomislav and Zvonimir Ivisic, so Jevtic’s height on the perimeter matters for FDU. He started 10 of 31 games as a freshman and scored as many as 14 points in a game. Watch how often FDU uses him as a ball handler against the Illini.

Pavle Stosic averaged 3.6 points and 3.8 rebounds in 16.2 minutes per game at Pepperdine last season. The 6-foot-10 forward also spent time at Gonzaga before transferring to FDU.

Stosic is FDU’s tallest rotation option against an Illinois frontcourt built around the Ivisic twins. He started 12 games for Pepperdine and shot 46.3 percent from the field, and his job will be to hold position inside. He scored as many as 13 points in a game last season. Count his rebounds against Illinois’ size.

Illinois’ top newcomer averaged 15.8 points per game as a freshman at Providence last season and started 22 of 31 games. The 6-foot-7 guard also averaged 3.2 assists and made 35.0 percent of his 3-point attempts.

With Mirkovic out, Illinois needs Vaaks to carry more of the scoring early in the season. He scored as many as 28 points in a game at Providence and played 31.4 minutes a night. Watch how quickly he settles into the Illinois offense.

Andrej Stojakovic averaged 13.4 points and 4.6 rebounds for Illinois last season and shot 49.1 percent from the field. He scored as many as 30 points in a game and started 21 of 29 games.

Stojakovic made only 24.0 percent of his 3-point attempts last season, so most of his damage comes attacking the basket. FDU will have to keep him out of the paint without fouling, and he has played at Stanford, California and Illinois. Count his trips to the free-throw line.

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The Montana Grizzlies visit the Oregon Ducks on Monday, Nov. 2, 2026, at 10 p.m. ET from Matthew Knight Arena in Eugene, Oregon. Both teams enter the game 0-0.

When: Monday, November 2, 2026 at 10 p.m. ET

Where: Matthew Knight Arena, Eugene, OR

TV: Big Ten Network

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Montana’s returning starter made 40.1 percent of his 3-point attempts last season and started all 33 games he played. The 6-foot-6 guard averaged 8.4 points and 4.0 rebounds.

Thompson’s shooting gives Montana a way to stretch an Oregon defense full of new pieces. He scored as many as 21 points in a game and played 29.3 minutes per night, and Montana will need his outside shooting to keep the game close. Track his 3-point attempts against the Ducks.

Kenyon Aguino shot 55.4 percent from the field while starting all 34 games for Montana last season. The 6-foot-8 forward averaged 8.4 points and 4.2 rebounds and scored as many as 24 in a game.

Oregon’s frontcourt includes 6-foot-10 Malique Ewin, who was declared eligible on Oct. 25 after transferring from Arkansas. Aguino’s efficiency inside gets a real test against that size. He played 23.5 minutes per game as a freshman last season and made 30.3 percent of his 3-point attempts. Watch how Montana gets him touches near the basket.

Oregon’s top transfer scorer averaged 15.8 points per game at Boston College last season and started 30 of 31 games. He played 34.7 minutes a night and added 4.2 rebounds and 2.7 assists.

Payne shot 39.9 percent from the field and 31.5 percent from 3-point range at BC, so efficiency is the next step for him in Eugene. He scored as many as 26 points in a game. His shot selection in his first regular-season game for Oregon is the thing to track.

Tyrone Riley IV started all 31 games at San Francisco last season, averaging 12.2 points and 4.8 rebounds. The 6-foot-6 guard shot 47.2 percent from the field and 36.8 percent from 3-point range.

Riley’s size on the wing gives Oregon a matchup advantage against Montana’s guards, and he can score from all three levels. He is in his first season with the Ducks after two years at San Francisco. He scored as many as 23 points in a game and played 31.8 minutes a night for the Dons. Count his rebounds from the wing.

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Fresh off a Week 8 win over the Carolina Panthers to move to 5-2, the Green Packers may have reinforcements on the way.

Speaking to reporters Monday morning, head coach Matt LaFleur said the Packers plan for All-Pro edge rusher Micah Parsons to practice this week. He has yet to make his 2026 debut as he recovers from a season-ending knee injury suffered last year.

Although Parsons suffered a season-ending torn ACL and meniscus in Week 15, he was remarkably productive across his 14 games. In his debut season with the Packers, Parsons was able to register 56 tackles, 12.5 sacks and a forced fumble.

It’s unclear just how soon Parsons can return to the field for the Packers’ defense, but even without him they’ve remained steady. Green Bay still ranks ninth in total defense, 11th in points allowed, and fifth in defensive EPA per play.

The Packers’ defense is also as active as it’s ever been. They’re ranked fourth in the league with 22 sacks on the season, which also features four players with at least two sacks. The unit is led by Lukas Van Ness recording a team-high 4.5 sacks.

Whenever Parsons returns to the field for Green Bay, the expectation is that he will make just as big an impact as ever. With the Packers firmly in the NFC playoff picture and alive in a wide-open NFC North division race, the need for his return has never been greater.

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Christmas came early for the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday. Unfortunately for them, the Arizona Cardinals played the part of Kevin McAllister.

Dallas blew a 14-point fourth-quarter lead at home and lost 33-30 in overtime to the Arizona Cardinals, who turned to backup quarterback Gardner Minshew after Jacoby Brissett struggled. 

Minshew threw three fourth-quarter touchdowns in his Cardinals debut, running back Tyler Allgeier rushed for 147 yards, and the Cowboys fell to 3-5.

On Monday’s edition of “The Herd with Colin Cowherd,” Cowherd said he thought Dallas had already bottomed out.

“They grabbed a shovel and they continue to dig, which is great when you’re searching for oil, Jerry (Jones), but not for football teams,” Cowherd said.

Cowherd said the problem is that Dallas keeps finding new ways to lose, much like the “Wet Bandits” in the 1990 Christmas classic “Home Alone.”

“The Cowboys have become those two robbers in ‘Home Alone,’” Cowherd said. “They’re falling down the stairs. They’re tripping over paint cans. They’re stepping on toys. It’s a different way to be ridiculous throughout.”

Cowherd ran through the Cowboys lowlights through the first half of the season.

“Week one against the Giants. Remember, they couldn’t get the ball back. Only two possessions. Remember that they couldn’t stop the Giants with Jackson Dart.” Cowherd said. “Remember the Ravens game? It was that overseas botched clock management special teams decision. And then they face, in Week Five, Tampa with an undrafted rookie quarterback,couldn’t get him off the field. 

“And then in Week Six they had extra time. They go to Green Bay with Dak Prescott, Pickens, Lamb, Javonte Williams, good old line, get five first downs in the first half, playing from behind.”

Cowherd said Dallas has played the fourth-easiest schedule and sits 3-5 while the Giants, on their third quarterback, lead the division.

“This isn’t nitpicking. This is way out in front of you,” he said.

Cowherd went on to say Jerry Jones “went cheap on coaching” and didn’t hold back on his opinion of the staff.

“This is the worst-coached team in the NFL, and it is by a wide margin,” Cowherd said.

Cowherd pointed out that talent isn’t the issue.

“Some teams have personnel deficiencies. That is not Dallas’ problem here,” Cowherd said. “They got dudes. They’re they’re not that far off Denver. They got players everywhere, two-star receivers.”

Cowherd added that Dak Prescott deserves better.

“He’s not the kind of guy that would ever demand a trade or call out teammates, but he’s coming off the field yesterday, and I’m looking at him. This is bad,” Cowherd said.

Prescott called the loss one of the toughest of his career but defended head coach Brian Schottenheimer afterward. “It’s all of us. Don’t put the blame on one person,” he said. “I think that’s weak. I think that’s cowardly.”

Jones has said he doesn’t plan to make a coaching change during the season.

Cowherd concluded with a suggestion: Dallas should consider selling before the NFL trade deadline on Nov. 10.

“If they’re bad next week, do you move off George Pickens and get a pick? I mean, seriously,” Cowherd said. “Let’s just start moving guys because this isn’t working.”

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The Arizona Cardinals are making a QB change.

Gardner Minshew will start Arizona’s Week 9 game against the Seattle Seahawks, head coach Mike LaFleur announced on Monday, adding that Minshew will be the Cardinals’ starter “moving forward.”

The decision comes after Minshew led the Cardinals to a come-from-behind win over the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday, after he replaced a benched Jacoby Brissett in the second half.

LaFleur added that rookie Carson Beck will back up Minshew against Seattle, while Brissett will serve as Arizona’s emergency third QB.

Minshew, 30, signed a one-year deal with Arizona this offseason. The former sixth-round pick out of Washington State has also spent time with the Jacksonville Jaguars, Philadelphia Eagles, Indianapolis Colts, Las Vegas Raiders and Kansas City Chiefs.

Beck, a third-round pick in this year’s draft out of Miami, moves up to No. 2 on the depth chart. 

As for Arizona’s Week 1 starter, that’s a steep drop for Brissett after the Cardinals reworked his contract in July following a training camp standoff, giving him a one-year deal with $15.5 million guaranteed.

Brissett is still scheduled to become an unrestricted free agent after the season, and moving him to the No. 3 role could signal he’s available ahead of the trade deadline on Nov. 10.

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Chills, goosebumps and nostalgia. 

That’s what the feeling will be like at Gillette Stadium this Sunday. Tom Brady makes his return to Foxborough for the first time as an announcer when the New England Patriots host the Green Bay Packers on FOX’s “America’s Game of the Week.”

And while Sunday will help spark two decades of joyful memories for Patriots fans, we’re already taking a trip down memory lane and looking back at the most dominant run a player has had for any team in NFL history. FOX Sports unveiled a teaser highlighting Brady’s 20 seasons with the Patriots, from the game he made his first start in 2001 through winning his sixth and final Super Bowl title with New England at the end of the 2018 season. 

Brady set a new bar for success across all sports with his dominance with the Patriots. His six Super Bowls with the franchise are more than any other NFL franchise has won, except for one (the Pittsburgh Steelers). He also won three MVPs as he helped the Patriots play in the Super Bowl nine times.

Brady’s Patriots teams were a model of consistency, too. They won the AFC East in 17 of the 18 seasons that saw Brady end the year as their starting quarterback. New England also reached the AFC Championship Game in 12 of those 18 years, including a streak of eight straight AFC Championship Game appearances. 

Sunday will also mark Rob Gronkowski’s induction into the Patriots Hall of Fame. Brady and Gronkowski were teammates for nine seasons in New England, winning three Super Bowls over their time with the Patriots as they formed one of the most iconic quarterback-receiver duos in NFL history.

Tom Brady returns to Foxborough this weekend, when former teammate Rob Gronkowski will be honored. (Jim Rogash/Getty Images)

Brady’s 90 career regular-season touchdown passes to Gronkowski (which include their touchdown connections in their two seasons with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers) are the second-most for a quarterback-receiver duo in NFL history. 

Now, Brady returns to Gillette Stadium to call a game between two of the game’s top quarterbacks. Packers quarterback Jordan Love leads the league in passing (2,246), while Drake Maye is having another strong year (18 total touchdowns) after finishing second in the MVP vote as he led the Patriots to the Super Bowl last season. 

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Monday Night Football wraps up Week 8 with the Chicago Bears traveling to Seattle to take on the Seahawks. New users on Kalshi can get $55 in bonuses with promo code FOXSPORTS55 and follow the predictions ahead of this NFC showdown.

Chicago has won four of its last five games and is coming off a 30-24 victory over the New England Patriots. Caleb Williams has thrown for five touchdowns and just one interception through four starts. Seattle, meanwhile, is coming off an impressive 20-3 win over the Kansas City Chiefs. Sam Darnold and Jaxon Smith-Njigba will look to keep the Seahawks’ offense rolling.

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• When: Monday, November 2, 2026 at 8:15 p.m. ET
• Where: Lumen Field, Seattle, WA
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Monday Night Football brings the Chicago Bears to Seattle for a showdown with the Seahawks, and new Polymarket users can get a $25 bonus with promo code FOX. Both teams are coming off impressive wins and looking to carry that momentum into a primetime matchup.

Chicago has won four of its last five games, including a 30-24 victory over New England on Sunday. Caleb Williams continues to lead the offense, while the Bears’ defense will face a tough test against a Seattle team that just held Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs to three points.

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If you want to find a way to light money on fire with NFL odds, then bet the biggest favorites on the board to cover the spread each week. Or even bet them on the moneyline just to win the game.

Double-digit favorites have lost outright multiple times this season and nearly did again in NFL Week 8 odds. 

The Bengals barely survived the Titans, saving the day for a Vegas high-roller.

More on that big-bet sweat, an 11-leg NFL parlay that somehow got to the pay window and a lucky 7s wager that wasn’t so lucky, torching nearly $800,000.

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Late Saturday morning, a high-net-worth customer of Station Sports walked into Red Rock Resort in suburban Las Vegas and fashioned this three-leg moneyline parlay:

• Bengals -750 vs. Titans
• Patriots -340 vs. Dolphins
• Rams -295 vs. Chargers

With all three teams solid favorites, the final odds on that ticket didn’t even add up to even money (+100), falling just short of that at -104. 

And despite the track record of big favorites this season — at least one favorite of 7 or more points has lost every week — the bettor plunked down a whopping $300,000 on the bet.

All three teams actually made it challenging to some degree. 

New England trailed Miami 13-3 at halftime, then scored the next 21 points while winning 24-19. The Rams were up just 10-9 at halftime but went on to a 24-9 victory.

But Cincinnati was the real heart-stopper. 

Joe Burrow led the Bengals to a thrilling victory over the Titans in NFL Week 8 (Getty Images).

The Bengals, 13.5-point home favorites, trailed Tennessee 13-0 before the first quarter even ended.

Ultimately, it turned into a back-and-forth battle, with Cincy getting a late touchdown to tie the game at 36 and force overtime. The Bengals then won 43-36 in OT on a Joe Burrow 9-yard touchdown run.

At the expense of the bettor’s blood pressure, the parlay won and profited $289,152.55, for a total payout of $589,152.55.

Parlay Partay

When it comes to parlay bets, even if you keep the number of legs semi-reasonable — say, four or five legs — your odds of cashing that ticket aren’t great. 

Eleven legs? Highly improbable.

It’s why this cliché is loaded with truth: Parlays are a bookmaker’s best friend.

So if you’re compelled to bet an 11-leg parlay, keep your bet size and your expectations reasonable. I’d say like $20.

But a Caesars Sports customer said $250. And got there with an 11-leg ticket on Sunday NFL Week 8 odds.

Six legs involved just three games:

• Broncos moneyline -103 and Broncos-Chiefs Over 40.5 points (-115)
• Bengals moneyline -800 and Bengals-Titans Over 46.5 points
• Jaguars moneyline -480 and Jaguars-Colts Over 46.5 points

The other five legs:

• Bills moneyline -173 vs. Ravens
• Rams moneyline -270 vs. Chargers
• Steelers moneyline -190 vs. Browns
• Patriots moneyline -335 vs. Dolphins
• Cardinals +7 (-112) vs. Cowboys

Obviously, the Bengals were a huge sweat there, as were the Broncos, who stopped the Chiefs in the shadow of the goal line to seal a 28-24 victory.

The Cardinals were down 24-10 one minute into the fourth quarter and 27-17 with just 3:54 remaining. Yet Arizona not only covered as a 7-point underdog but stunningly won outright 33-30 in overtime.

Ultimately, all 11 legs got to the finish line and that $250 turned into a healthy $54,000.

Not a bad day’s work.

   Unlucky Sevens

The largest reported wager of the weekend landed at DraftKings Sportsbook, on Sunday night’s Eagles vs. Commanders game. 

A customer put an eye-popping $777,777 on Eagles +6, even with Philadelphia wracked by injuries.

Just 11 minutes into the first quarter, the major wager looked brilliant. A Jake Elliott field goal and Saquon Barkley touchdown run gave the Eagles a 10-0 lead.

But Philly didn’t score a point the rest of the game, losing 27-10. So that’s more than three-quarters of a million dollars donated to the house.

   In-Play Big Day

If you’re the type of person who likes to bet in-game on seemingly hopeless situations, then Sunday was your kind of day.

The Cardinals were 7.5-point road underdogs vs. the Cowboys. That correlates to the Cards being around +290 on the moneyline to pull off an upset.

But just covering the spread, never mind winning outright, seemed hugely unlikely during the game. As noted above, the Cards were down 14 one minute into the fourth quarter.

With the two-minute warning looming, Arizona trailed 27-17, and Fanatics Sports had the Cardinals a massive +6000 to come back and win.

Arizona then put up a touchdown to pull within 27-24, gave up a Dallas field goal a minute later to trail 30-24, then remarkably tied it at 30 on a Michael Wilson 13-yard TD catch with six seconds left.

Just as remarkably, Chad Ryland missed the extra point, sending the game to overtime. But Ryland redeemed himself with a 42-yard game-winning field goal as the Cards shockingly won 33-30.

If you’d put just 10 bucks on that +6000, then you’d be sitting on $600 today.

Almost similarly, the Broncos trailed the Chiefs 24-13 in the fourth quarter, and a well-endowed Polymarket trader decided to get involved in a big way.

At that point, Denver was given just an 11% chance to win, which correlates to odds of about +800. The customer ponied up $47,105.13 — yes, 13 cents, too.

The Broncos came back to win 28-24, and the trader banked a profit of $385,448.87, for a total payout of $432,554.

Here’s Hoping You Had It

It’s not all about making big bets or cashing out huge on a 10-leg parlay. Which, to be clear, is rare.

Sometimes, it’s about putting 10 bucks on a single straight bet, backing a long shot or semi-long shot and getting a solid return on investment.

For example, at DraftKings, Cowboys tight end James Mitchell was a hefty +8000 to score the first touchdown of Sunday’s game vs. the Cardinals. And he did so in the most fortuitous way.

James Mitchell of the Dallas Cowboys scored on a fumble against the Cardinals on Sunday (Getty Images).

On second-and-goal from the 4-yard line, Dallas running back Javonte Williams got to the 1-yard line but fumbled. Mitchell recovered in the end zone for a TD to make it 7-0.

If you’d put $10 on Mitchell, then you would’ve cashed out for $800. If you got frisky and put $100 on that prop, you’d be up $8,000.

In that same game, DraftKings had Cardinals running back Tyler Allgeier +4500 to score two or more TDs. Allgeier broke loose for a 67-yard TD run late in the third quarter, then caught a short TD pass early in the fourth quarter.

A tenner on that player prop would’ve netted $450 profit.

I Like Big Bets And I Cannot Lie

As noted above, the $777,777 Eagles wager was the largest reported wager of the week. But there were several other big-dollar bets, including another one at Station Sports that was an upset victim in college football Week 9 odds.

A Vegas high-roller put $250,000 on Ohio State -5.5 (-130) vs. USC. But the Buckeyes never led Saturday night in a 30-18 loss, lighting that quarter-million on fire in the process.

Other notable bets:

• $220,000 Texas Tech moneyline -180 vs. Arizona (DraftKings). The Red Raiders trailed at multiple junctures, but ultimately won 34-26. So the customer profited $122,222 (total payout $342,222).
• $117,000 Packers -3.5 (-117) vs. Panthers (Caesars). Green Bay won and covered 27-19, and the bettor banked $100,000 profit (total payout $217,000).
• $74,471 Colorado moneyline +100 vs. Kansas State (Caesars). The Buffaloes pulled out a 27-24 overtime victory, and the bettor doubled up, profiting $74,471 (total payout $149,942).
• $59,999.75 Iowa moneyline -134 vs. Wisconsin (Caesars). This was a no-sweat bet, with the Hawkeyes winning 30-0. The bettor netted $44,775.93 (total payout $104,775.68).

Just to remind: These high-rolling customers have the disposable income to not only make big bets but absorb jaw-dropping losses. Keep your expectations in line with your budget. Never bet more than you can afford to lose.

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Seattle Seahawks fans have plenty to look forward to as the team takes the field for Monday Night Football. With the 12s ready to bring the noise, new Polymarket users in Washington can unlock a $25 bonus with promo code FOX and trade on the Seahawks ahead of tonight’s matchup.

The Seahawks are coming off a dominant 20-3 win over the Kansas City Chiefs. Sam Darnold and Jaxon Smith-Njigba will look to keep Seattle’s offense rolling as the Seahawks return home to Lumen Field, where the 12s will be ready to make their presence felt under the primetime lights.

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