UAB vs. Memphis Odds & Betting Predictions - October 10, 2026

The remnants of Isaias may persist throughout the day, but are expected to dissipate around kickoff. The Hurricane continues to track faster. This line adjusted too far. Full writeup coming soon to Action Network.

Project 54; two heavy rush offenses in the weather track of the hurricane. 15 mph winds and 25mph gusts expected with 90% chance of rain

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Battle for the Bones! And Memphis has players in the locker room with the message, don’t overlook the Blazers because last year they bit the Tigers, upsetting them. They closed 23.5 point dogs and 11:1 on the ML. No sneaking up on the Tigers this time. Since then, Memphis has taken a major step forward in terms of offensive talent and scheme. I banged the drum all August, the Kevin Decker/Marcus Stokes marriage was destined to pop. Well is now one of the best G6 QBs as I mentioned in our Guys naming Dudes segment. And his supporting cast has been stellar. Jaylin Carter is taking advantage of the light boxes they’ve been facing, popping huge runs on the regular, over 7 yards per carry for the sophomore back. Hunter Tipton is easily the most explosive TE in the country, averaging 19.3 yards per reception with five touchdowns. Memphis has 10 plays of 40+ yards this year, tied fifth nationally. They will gouge this leaky UAB defense. The Blazers have faced just one top 50 offense and that was Illinois. The Fightin’ Illinois only had 7 possessions against this UAB defense and scored a touchdown on five of them. When UAB has the ball, they’re going to struggle with Memphis’ strength, which is their pass rush. 37th in sack rate, and their defense will be fresh since they pulled their starters in back to back wins over UT Martin and Charlotte. UAB is 135th in pass protection, Ryder Burton has already taken 13 sacks and is piss-poor under duress. If you have small children listening in the car with you, it’s earmuffs time, Burton’s numbers under pressure: 38.1 completion percentage, 4 yards per attempt, 4 turnover worthy plays, ninth worse TWP rate among G6 QBs. Teams can move the ball on Memphis, but they make up for it with turnovers (8, 19th) and red zone defense (5th). Guess who is dead last in America in red zone touchdown percentage? UAB.