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Inside the Matrix · Week 7
Open Matrix Wire →Margin MAE 11.26; saved-market spread diagnostic 30–26–1 and totals 27–31.
Open the review →Scores, winners, spreads and totals use the updated Week 7 model. Injury and weather factors appear in game context; market quotes are dated October 13.
Model evaluationThe active fit trailed its frozen benchmark by 0.22 points.Active margin MAE 11.26 versus benchmark 11.04 on the same 58 games. Refit uses 329 earlier FBS games; settings remain 8 / 14 / 0.90.
Matchup contextQuarterback and weather notes refreshed for the weekend.Current quarterback availability and game-window weather, with dated sources. Completed-game notes retain their original context.
Matrix UnhingedFive ticket combinations using exact recorded quotes.Week 6 tickets are archived with their results. This week’s combinations share several legs.
Weekly learningFreeze first. Grade the full slate.Week 7 forecasts were saved before the earliest kickoff. Original forecasts and recorded prices remain preserved.
Matrix Unhinged
Week 7 ticket picks using exact October 13 recorded quotes. Matchup context accompanies the forecasts.
James Madison, Washington State, Bowling Green.
- James Madison -12.5-108
- Washington State +17.5-105
- Bowling Green -6.5-115
Miami (OH), TCU, Oklahoma.
- Miami (OH) -9.5-112
- TCU +6-110
- Oklahoma -7-105
Cincinnati, TCU, Penn State.
- Cincinnati ML+105
- TCU ML+185
- Penn State ML+200
DraftKings quotes recorded Oct 13, 2:33 PM ET. Returns include the example stake and require every leg to win.
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Best Matchups of the Week.
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