Friday night: two 0-1 disasters in Chestnut Hill, and a Border War worth the wait
Five games kick tonight and only two carry real handle: Rutgers–Boston College, a meeting of last week's two most embarrassed rosters with a revenge subplot that got hurt in practice, and Missouri–Kansas, the Border War's first Lawrence edition since 2005 with the sharp money and the injury report pulling opposite directions. The market moved toward the dog in both. We took one of them.
Rutgers @ Boston College — the Lonergan game, without Lonergan
7:30 PM ET · ESPN2Updated Fri Sep 11 · 4:08 PM ETVenue
Alumni Stadium · Chestnut Hill, MA · Outdoors
Weather at kickoff
71°F, clear, wind 5 mph, rain 0% (forecast, 7:30 PM window)
Line
BC −3 (−115) at the public book and across Nevada · RUTG +3.5 (−120) on our platform board — the hook is the buy · opened BC −4
Total
53.5 · opened 54–55.5, cut everywhere
⚡ What changed since the 1:51 PM publish (re-verified 4:08 PM ET): the start we priced is now official — the backup was publicly confirmed as tonight's starter, the injured W1 starter emergency-only after a week without practice. The line hasn't budged (BC −3 at every Nevada shop, total 53.5 flat), the forecast holds (71°F, wind 5, dry), and the dog money kept coming. Our data platform was dark at re-verification (3:50 PM ET test) — no panel refresh; every price stands as published. Two programs that lost to the two worst possible opponents last week meet to decide whose season gets a pulse. Rutgers produced the upset of the young season — beaten 37–21 at home by a UMass team riding a 16-game losing streak, as a 28.5-point favorite, with 27 rushing yards, and the head coach's seat went from warm to open flame in one evening. The quarterback who started that game is a transfer FROM Boston College who had tonight circled — and he's hurt, hasn't practiced, and is emergency-only; the backup makes his first career start tonight (announced Tuesday). Boston College's opener was quieter misery: 34–15 at Cincinnati, 254 rushing yards allowed, and a new starting quarterback who kept it himself twenty times. The matchup panel in two sentences: BC allowed the 11th-fewest receiving yards in Week 1 but the 126th-most rushing; Rutgers allowed the 115th-most rushing yards and ran for 27 themselves. Every prop read on this board flows from those two sentences — sell the Rutgers passing numbers into a stingy secondary, and let BC's quarterback run at a front that can't stop anyone. Injury tab (platform capture Fri Sep 11, 1:15–1:45 PM ET): Rutgers WR Toure Questionable (knee); BC lost its TE for the season (Achilles) and lists two receivers Questionable.
💸 THE CROWD VS THE CASH. The public book has 66% of spread money on Rutgers +3 against just 39% of tickets — the twenty-seven point dollar gap on the dog holds at 4 PM, and the moneyline shows the same shape (60% of dollars at +130). The line agrees: BC opened −4 and every Nevada shop now deals −3, a full point toward the sharp side, off the key number's edge. The market-making book muddies it, honestly: its spread money now leans Rutgers too (64% of handle on 67% of tickets — public-flavored, not wiseguy), and its moneyline dissent softened from 90% Boston College at publish to 72% by 4 PM — still the loudest doubt on the board, just quieter. Ratings: two of the three published systems make this BC by barely a point (−1.4, −1.1) against a market of −3; the third says −5.2 — a split, printed as one. Systems: the stability chart scores BC a 5 — new OC, new DC, new QB, nine returning starters — and the fade-the-unstable system (55.1% ATS since 2013) qualifies against BC by our chart reading, though it did not appear on the network's printed Tuesday list. The network's expert room: one on Rutgers +3.5 at the market-maker, none on Boston College; one 2.5-unit Under bought at 56.5 — a number that's already been cut three points out from under him. The total is its own argument: the market-maker's book shows 76% of total dollars on the Over against 33% of tickets — a wiseguy Over print — while the public book's money is 68% Under. When the two sharpest rooms in the market disagree that loudly, we don't pick a side of it.
🎯 THE FINAL VERDICT: RUTGERS +3.5 (−120 on the platform board; +3 everywhere else — take the hook or pass) — conviction 55. The layers that agree: the public book's dollars (+27 gap), a full point of line movement toward the dog off the open, two of three rating systems calling it a one-point game, the stability chart's fade-the-rebuild angle, and the only expert in the room. The dissent, printed at full volume: the market-maker's moneyline money is 90% Boston College, Rutgers just lost to UMass at home, and their quarterback tonight has nine career attempts. This is a bet on a fat number between two bad teams, not on Rutgers being good — our own Week 0 ledger graded team leans 4-4 and this one is sized like the coin flip it is. Below 3.5 we pass entirely: the three is the whole bet. Total: STAY AWAY — the two sharp books are on opposite sides of 53.5 and we have no projection that outranks either of them. Re-verified 4:08 PM ET: nothing moved — the bet is the same bet.
The board — QB · RB · WR · TE, both teams, every one ratedplatform capture Fri Sep 11, 1:15–1:45 PM ET
QBRUTGNO PLAY
AJ Surace
Surace U227.5 pass yds−119
Projection vs line6-of-9 for 77 in relief — no starter sample exists
SampleFirst career start tonight · W1 starter injured
Hit windowsnone — 43 pass plays of relief work
Opponent · roleBC 11th vs rec yds (85 allowed) · new QB1
First career start, announced Tuesday after the game-one starter left the UMass disaster hurt — and the man he replaces is a transfer FROM Boston College who had this game circled. There is no sample to price: 9 attempts of relief work is not a projection, and we don't bet on guesses. The 227.5 the books hung is a placeholder and we treat it like one.
RBRUTGNO PLAY
Antwan Raymond
Raymond O87.5 rush yds−117
Projection vs line103.5 avg / 75.5 med vs 87.5
Sample65% carry share · 4.4 a carry (2025)
Hit windowsL10 50 · 2025 42 — fails the screen
Opponent · roleBC 126th vs rush (254 allowed W1) · 21.5 att/gm
The matchup screams — BC just allowed 254 on the ground at Cincinnati and ranks 126th — but Rutgers rushed for TWENTY-SEVEN yards against UMass, and Raymond's windows (50% L10) fail our screen. A workhorse behind a line that just got embarrassed is a matchup bet against a form bet; the screen says pass and the screen is the boss.
WR1RUTGPLAY
KJ Duff
Duff U105.5 rec yds★★★★☆ 7.5−115
Projection vs line88 med vs 105.5 (−17.5)
Sample24% target share 2025 · 43% of W1 targets (16)
Hit windowsL10 70 · 2025 75 (at the lower lines)
Opponent · roleBC 11th vs rec yds · WR1, new QB tonight
The books have priced Duff like a video game: 97.5 at the open, 106.5 by Friday morning — the highest receiver line on the slate, three days after a 16-target evening. The panel median is 88, the opponent allowed the 11th-fewest receiving yards in the country, and the quarterback throwing to him tonight is making his first career start. We're selling the market's Week 1 overreaction at the top number. Dissent printed: a 43% target share means the volume argument never dies.
WR2RUTGWATCH
Ben Black III
Black U25.5 rec yds★★★★☆ 7.0−119
Projection vs line0 med (2025) vs 25.5
Sample4% share 2025 · 3 targets W1
Hit windowsL10 80 · 2025 83
Opponent · roleBC 11th vs rec yds · depth role
The number exists because he beat it once, last Thursday. The 2025 median is zero on a 4% share — but that's also the trap we named on the Green tile across the field: a line set far above a player's median means the books already priced the new role. One catch decides it. Watch.
WR3RUTGNO PLAY
Jourdin Houston
Houston U34.5 rec yds−119
Projection vs line42 on 7 targets — one game, that's the sample
Sample18.9% W1 target share
Hit windowsnone — first year in the offense
Opponent · roleBC 11th vs rec yds
Seven targets in the opener is a real role, and one game is not a projection. No sample, no bet — the tile exists so the board is honest about who runs the routes behind Duff.
TERUTGNO PLAY
Logan Blake
Blake U8.5 rec yds−115
Projection vs line0.7 avg · 0 med — 0.2 targets a game
Sample1% target share · 10 straight games under
Hit windowsL10 100 · 2025 100 — and meaningless
Opponent · roleBC 11th vs rec yds
The mirage test, textbook: a 100% under window on a player who is never targeted is not an edge, it's a description of a blocker. The line even jumped 5.5 → 8.5 this week, which is the books daring someone to lay juice on a man with 0.2 targets a game. Killed on sight, printed on the record.
QBBCPLAY
Mason McKenzie
McKenzie O57.5 rush yds★★★★☆ 7.0−125
Projection vs line78 on 20 carries in his only start
Sample59% of BC's rush attempts W1 · 3.9 a carry
Hit windowssingle-game sample — scored as such
Opponent · roleRUTG 115th vs rush yds · QB keeps it
Twenty called runs in his first start is not an accident, it's an identity — BC's new quarterback IS the running game, and tonight he meets a Rutgers front that ranks 115th against the rush a week after UMass ran through it. The cushion (78 vs 57.5) comes from one game and the score says so honestly; the role (a fifth of a season's carries in one night) and the opponent do the heavy lifting.
RBBCWATCH
Evan Dickens
Dickens O65.5 rush yds★★★☆☆ 6.0−119
Projection vs line101 med vs 65.5 — earned in Conference USA
Sample55% share at his old school · W1 at BC: under
Hit windowsL10 70 — old team; W1 here missed
Opponent · roleRUTG 115th vs rush · splits carries with his QB
A 101-yard median that was earned at Jacksonville State, against a Rutgers front that can't stop anyone — but his first BC game went under this number while his quarterback took twenty carries. Two mouths, one ball. The matchup says over, the committee says watch; his O0.5 rushing TD (−150) is the cleaner expression and sits outside our price band.
WR1BCNO PLAY
Javarius Green
Green U48.5 rec yds−119
Projection vs line3 med (2025, 6% share) vs 48.5
Sample15.2 ypg career · one big W1
Hit windowsL10 90 · 2025 91 — at last year's role
Opponent · roleRUTG 75th vs rec yds
Forty-five yards of 'cushion' that is entirely an artifact: the 2025 median belongs to a 6% rotational role, and the 48.5 the books hung prices the Week 1 breakout as the new job description. A line set at triple a player's median is a role trap in BOTH directions — the rule that already has a name on our ledger. No play, loudly.
WR2BCWATCH
Johnathan Montague Jr.
Montague O22.5 rec yds−114
Projection vs line55 in the opener — 2 catches, one deep shot
Sample8% W1 target share · scored W1
Hit windowsn = 1
Opponent · roleRUTG 75th vs rec yds
Two catches, 55 yards and a score at Cincinnati — the deep-shot role in this offense, against a Rutgers secondary that just got beaten over the top by UMass. One game of tape, one route tree. The shape is live and the sample isn't. Watch.
Screened and declined, on the record: Blake U8.5 rec yds (a 100% window on 0.2 targets a game — the mirage test, killed on sight); Green U48.5 (a 6% role's median against a promoted-role line — the trap has a name on our ledger); Raymond O87.5 (50% L10 fails the screen behind a line that produced 27 yards); Dickens O0.5 rushing TD (−150, outside the price band); Surace anything (first career start — no sample, no bet); Black U25.5 and Montague O22.5 (one-game shapes, watch list).
Missouri @ Kansas — the Border War comes back to Lawrence
8:00 PM ET · FOXUpdated Fri Sep 11 · 4:08 PM ETVenue
David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium · Lawrence, KS · Outdoors
Weather at kickoff
81°F, clear, wind 8 mph, rain 0% (forecast, 7:00 PM local window)
Line
MIZZ −4.5 (−104) on the platform and at the public book · −5 at the market-maker and two Nevada shops · one Nevada book still posts a stale −6.5 — the +6.5 is the best dog number in the market · opened −6.5
Total
51.5 (O +104 / U −105) · opened 50.5–51
⚡ What changed since the 1:51 PM publish (re-verified 4:08 PM ET): the injury report moved on both sides — beat coverage confirms Missouri's lead back is officially OUT (was Doubtful on the tab), Kansas's starting linebacker is now Doubtful with a shoulder (a real dent in the 11th-vs-the-rush wall that anchors half this board), and the Kansas WR2 slid from Questionable to a game-time decision — the exact consolidation risk printed under our Kubecka under, still standing. The market-maker moved to −5 and its dollars rotated toward the dog (below). Our data platform was dark at re-verification — no panel refresh; every price stands as published. The first Border War in Lawrence since 2005, under the lights, and the roster news is all one-directional. Missouri arrives ranked 23rd with a quarterback playing the best two weeks of his life — the Ole Miss transfer went 17-of-19 for 252 and four touchdowns in his debut — and a backfield that no longer exists: the nation's leading returning rusher is out, still recovering from a gunshot wound suffered at a concert, and his backup tore up a knee in Tuesday's practice, done for the season. The books' response tells you everything: they've hung a touchdown price on the next back and refuse to post his volume. Kansas counters with its own new quarterback — a dual threat the market is still learning, whose Week 1 numbers beat both his passing and rushing lines — behind an offense that ran for 277. The matchup panel in two sentences: Kansas's Week 1 defense ranked 11th against the rush and top-30 against receiving yards; Missouri's pass-catchers meet a 26th-ranked receiving defense while their run game meets a wall with no lead back to throw at it. Missouri throws tonight because it has to; Kansas runs because it wants to. Injury tab (platform capture Fri Sep 11, 1:15–1:45 PM ET): MIZZ — Hardy (OUT, confirmed by beat coverage 4 PM ET), Fonoti (out for season), WR Brady and TE Hoffman Questionable; KU — RB Thurman out for season, WR Pickett game-time decision, LB Crouch Doubtful (shoulder — new since capture).
💸 THE CROWD VS THE CASH. The number has been falling all week: opened Missouri −6.5, now −4.5/−5 — two full points toward Kansas, crossing six and five on the way down. The public book shows why: 59% of spread dollars on Kansas +4.5 against 42% of tickets, and 61% of moneyline dollars on the dog at +170. The market-making book was the dissent at publish — flat spread, 96% of moneyline handle on Missouri. By 4 PM it isn't: at −5 its spread handle is 65% Kansas, and the Missouri moneyline share has fallen to 77% and is still ticking down. The sharpest room in the market rotating toward the dog after the number already fell is confirmation the move was real — and confirmation it's finished. The total: 74% of the public book's TICKETS are on the Over with only 43% of its money — the over-trap silhouette — and the number ticked up a point anyway. Ratings: two systems put this at Kansas +4.8/+4.9 (market-fair), the third says +2.7 — a two-point edge to the dog at +4.5, per that one system. Stability: Kansas scores a 12, Missouri a 9 — an edge of three, short of the system's six-point trigger; no qualifier either way. The network's expert room is loud: two on Kansas, zero on Missouri — but they bought +6.5 and +6 on Monday, and one Over 50.5. The room's numbers no longer exist.
🎯 THE FINAL VERDICT: STAY AWAY at today's number — the Kansas value was +6.5, the room bought it, and the market spent it. Everything we respect leans Kansas: the dollars at the public book, two points of line movement, one rating system's edge, a home crowd waiting twenty-one years for this game, and a Missouri backfield reduced to a touchdown prop. But a 1.5-point spread move is our own definition of news already paid for, and at +4.5 the layers that remain are worth about a coin flip between a ranked team with a red-hot quarterback and a home dog with a real defense. The one exception we'll print: the stale +6.5 still posted at one Nevada shop is a real bet — re-verified on the tracker at 4:08 PM ET, still up — if you can reach it, that's the number the sharps bought Monday. At +4.5 on the boards the rest of us see, this is a pass, and passing on a rivalry game the whole country will bet is exactly the discipline the record pays us for. Total: pass — the over-trap shape (74% tickets, 43% money) leans Under, but a signal that grades 1-for-9 on our own books is a tiebreaker with nothing to break.
The board — QB · RB · WR, both teams, every one ratedplatform capture Fri Sep 11, 1:15–1:45 PM ET
QBMIZZNO PLAY
Austin Simmons
Simmons U238.5 pass yds−119
Projection vs line64 med (2025 relief work) vs 238.5 — then 252 in his debut
Sample17-of-19, 252, 4 TD in the opener
Hit windows2025 88% under — a backup's windows, worthless
Opponent · roleKU 28th vs rec yds · settled QB1
Every screen we run says this under is gorgeous — 88% last year, a median of 64, huge cushion. Every screen is lying: those numbers belong to a reliever at his old school, and the starter version of him just went 17-of-19 for 252 and four scores. This tile exists as the lesson: a transfer's sample is his old job, and the books priced the new one. Both directions, no play.
RBMIZZNO LINE POSTED
Xai'Shaun Edwards
No volume line posted — only a TD price (+125)
Projection vs line—
SampleNext man up with Hardy out, Fonoti out for season
Hit windows—
Opponent · roleKU 11th vs rush yds W1
Missouri's top two backs are gone — the nation's leading returning rusher is out recovering from a gunshot wound suffered at a concert, and his backup tore up a knee for the season on Tuesday. The books have hung a touchdown price on the next man and nothing else: nobody, including them, knows how this backfield splits tonight. That silence is the loudest injury note on the slate.
WR1MIZZWATCH
Donovan Olugbode
Olugbode U65.5 rec yds★★★★☆ 7.0−119
Projection vs line41.5 med vs 65.5 (−24)
Sample16% target share · same team, real sample
Hit windowsL10 70 · 2025 85
Opponent · roleKU 28th vs rec yds · WR1
Twenty-four yards of real cushion from a real same-team sample — and we're still not betting it, because every arrow on the injury tab points the other way: no Hardy and no Fonoti means Missouri throws, and the books already said so out loud by jacking his line from 57.5 to 65.5 since Tuesday. When the market moves eight yards INTO your thesis's teeth, it knows something about tonight's script that last year's medians don't.
WR2MIZZNO PLAY
Cayden Lee
Lee O45.5 rec yds−120
Projection vs line50.5 med — earned at his old school
Sample11% share 2025 · transfer
Hit windowsold-team windows — zeroed
Opponent · roleKU 28th vs rec yds — middle, wrong way for a big over
A transfer's median from another offense, a middling opponent rank, and a Missouri passing game that will spread it around. The over needs three things to break right and can name none of them. Conflicts by our direction rule; declined.
WR3MIZZNO PLAY
Shaun Terry II
Terry O22.5 rec yds−119
Projection vs lineone game, one touchdown
SampleW1 TD · rotational
Hit windowsn = 1
Opponent · roleKU 28th vs rec yds
Scored in the opener, and that's the whole file. A rotation receiver's second game is not a projection surface. On the board, not on the card.
QBKUNO PLAY
Isaiah Marshall
Marshall U184.5 pass yds−119
Projection vs line0 med (2025 backup) vs 184.5 — then beat it W1
SampleNew starter · beat 184.5 against an FCS opener
Hit windows90% L10 — as a backup; worthless
Opponent · roleMIZZ 26th vs rec yds · dual threat
The mirror image of the Simmons tile: a first-year starter whose gaudy under windows were earned holding a clipboard. He cleared this number in his first start and his rushing line (35.5, 26 100%… as in he beat that too) says the books are still finding him. Missouri's SEC secondary is the right defense for the under and the sample is still the wrong sample. Screened, explained, declined.
RBKUWATCH
Yasin Willis
Willis O53.5 rush yds★★☆☆☆ 5.0−119
Projection vs line64.5 med (mixed sample) vs 53.5
Sample43% carry share at his old school · beat this W1
Hit windowsL10 70 — mostly old-team tape
Opponent · roleMIZZ 50th vs rush yds · lead back
The lead back in a Kansas offense that just ran for 277, at home, in a rivalry game — the case writes itself, which is exactly why the books wrote it first: the line has climbed from 47.5 to 53.5 since Tuesday. The market component is zero because the move already spent our news. If it dips back under 50 tonight, that's the number; at 53.5 it's a watch.
RB2KUWATCH
Dylan Edwards
D. Edwards U39.5 rush yds★★☆☆☆ 5.0−119
Projection vs line26 med vs 39.5
Sample22% rush share · change-of-pace · transfer
Hit windowsL5 80 · 2025 80 — old team
Opponent · roleMIZZ 50th vs rush yds
The change-of-pace half of the committee behind Willis, priced off a season somewhere else. Thirteen yards of cushion on the median, but a five-star opponent rank it doesn't have and windows it borrowed. Two stars of shape, watch list.
WR1KUPLAY
Keaton Kubecka
Kubecka U20.5 rec yds★★★★☆ 8.0−119
Projection vs line10.5 med vs 20.5 (−10)
Sample9% target share · same team, same role, two years
Hit windowsL10 90 · 2026 100 · 2025 92
Opponent · roleMIZZ 26th vs rec yds · run-first offense
The only prop on this slate where every component is the same player, same team, same job: a 9% target share in an offense that ran on 57% of its Week 1 snaps, a 10.5 median against a 20.5 line, windows in the nineties across two seasons, and an SEC secondary that ranked 26th against receiving yards on the other side. The line has even drifted our way, 21.5 to 20.5. Dissent printed: KU's other outside receiver is Questionable, and if he sits, targets consolidate. Update 4:08 PM ET: he's now a game-time decision — the dissent stands at full volume, and the leg stands with it.
WR2KUNO PLAY
Nahzae Cox
Cox O23.5 rec yds−120
Projection vs line35.5 med — at Sam Houston
Sample14% share 2025 · transfer · beat it W1
Hit windowsold-team windows
Opponent · roleMIZZ 26th vs rec yds — wrong way for an over
A transfer's median, a first-week hit against Long Island, and an over pointed at the 26th-ranked receiving defense in the country. The opponent rank is the wrong direction and the rule doesn't bend for 'the offense drives it' — that rule already has scalps on our ledger. Conflicts; declined.
Screened and declined, on the record: Simmons U238.5 and Marshall U184.5 (backup samples priced against starter roles — the trap in stereo, one tile per sideline); Cox O23.5 and Lee O45.5 (transfers aimed the wrong way at a 26th-ranked defense — Conflicts, by rule); Willis O53.5 (right thesis, spent number — 47.5 to 53.5 since Tuesday); Olugbode U65.5 (24 yards of cushion into a script that just lost both running backs — the injury tab outranks the median); D. Edwards U39.5 (borrowed windows, two-star shape); X. Edwards (no line to bet — the books' silence printed above).
The 7 PM bodybags — content, not bets
7:00 PM ET · ACCN / ACCNX / ESPNUThree FCS visits kick off the evening: Villanova at Louisville (−37.5, 56.5), Norfolk State at Virginia (−46.5, 55.5) and Richmond at NC State (−33.5, 50.5) — lines per the national consensus board this afternoon; our data platform does not carry game-level detail for FCS visits and we say so rather than pretend. Our Week 0 ledger already wrote this rule in ink: thirty-point September spreads are backup-quarterback variance in a costume, and the two we bet anyway split. Verdict on all three: STAY AWAY. If you need action, the under in FCS bodybags when the starters sit by the half is a lean the record hasn't earned yet — so it stays a sentence, not a bet.
The ledger
Team leans: Rutgers +3.5 (−120; 55) — sized like the coin flip our team-lean record says it is. Props: 3 on the card — Duff U105.5 rec yds (−115), McKenzie O57.5 rush yds (−125), Kubecka U20.5 rec yds (−119) — every one panel-scored with its why on the tile; 19 players rated across both boards. The argument against our #1: Kubecka's teammate is Questionable, and a run-first script with a missing outside receiver can consolidate targets onto exactly the player we're selling. Top-of-card caution, standing: the card's highest-scored leg has missed on five straight grading days — the 8.0 on this card wears that history on its sleeve. Sourcing: platform capture Fri Sep 11, 1:15–1:45 PM ET; a Las Vegas betting network's two-book splits, line tracker and expert room (1:50 PM ET); forecasts at both kickoff windows; beat and national coverage dated Sep 8–11, linked from mainstream outlets only. The full screened universe is on the NCAAF Insights Board.
What changed on this card
2 updates · newest first
Fri Sep 11 · 1:51 PM ET First publish — Week 2 Friday card. Platform CFB games board + Match Details both games (matchup, injuries, insights, per-market public betting), 2-game Props sweep (528 keyed rows, 275 core-market, 35 screen survivors), 20 Market Details panels with line histories. Second opinion in full: two-book splits (DK dollar gaps on both dogs; the market-maker's ML dissents in both games), Nevada tracker with openers (BC −4→−3; MIZZ −6.5→−4.5; the stale +6.5 named), three weekly rating systems, stability chart (BC 5 vs RUTG 9 — System B fade qualifies by chart; KU 12 vs MIZZ 9 — edge 3, no system), expert room (1 RUTG +3.5; 2 KU at +6/+6.5; totals split). Weather both venues. 1 side + 3 props published; 19 tiles rated; Border War verdict is a printed pass with the stale +6.5 named as the only live number.
Fri Sep 11 · 4:08 PM ET Gameday re-verification, written in place (short run: platform DARK at 3:50 PM ET second test — shell renders, games board never hydrates; second opinion UP). Both books re-pulled at 4 PM: DK 66/39 dollar gap on Rutgers holds, the market-maker's ML dissent softened 90→72% BC; MIZ@KU market-maker now −5 with 65% of spread handle on Kansas and its MIZZ ML share down 96→77% — the pass verdict hardened. Nevada tracker: RU +3 everywhere (opened +4); the stale MIZZ −6.5 still posted at one book, re-verified. Injuries: Hardy OUT (confirmed), KU LB Crouch Doubtful (new), WR Pickett a game-time decision — Kubecka dissent printed at full volume, leg stands. Weather holds at both venues (71°F/81°F, dry, light wind). No panel refresh possible, no price changes, no new legs, no Insights update — platform outage printed on the card.
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