College Football Odds: Navy-SMU prediction, odds and pick

Navy has gone 2-3 to open their season. The Midshipmen lost to FCS Delaware. They have since won over East Carolina and Tulsa. Navy is 2nd in the conference with a 2.1 record.

Navy runs an unconventional offense. Navy is averaging 21.2 points per game. The Midshipmen have totaled 1,159 yards on the ground, led by 275 from Daba Fofana. Vincent Terrell II leads the team with 146 receiving yards and a touchdown on five catches. John Marshall leads Navy's defense with 39 tackles and four and half tackles for loss.

Tanner Mordecai is throwing for 1,680 yards with twelve touchdowns and six interceptions. Velton Gardner leads the team with 230 rushing yards. Rashee Rice leads with 46 catches for 687 yards and four touchdowns. Jake Bailey ranks second with 205 yards, scoring once on twelve catches. SMU is averaging 34.6 points per game and 500.2 yards of offense per match. The defense has struggled, surrendering 28. 6 points and 416.8 yards per contest. Jimmy Phillips, Jr. leads them with 34 tackles, including four tackles for loss. Nelson Paul leads team in tackles with five tackles and three sacks.

Navy and SMU are playing each other. SMu may not have the ball long enough for the over to hit.

Navy is favored by 12.5 points over SMU.