ANALYSIS: Hawaii getting blown put by a couple of upper-tier Pac-12 teams on the road wasn't surprising, with the exception of what was supposed to be a solid and experienced defense giving up 89 combined points in the process. Even so, the Rainbow Warriors return to their weight class Saturday night and this is the ultimate get-right spot for them. Hawaii has long been a different animal in this late Saturday encore position for bettors. The Warriors have been unpolished on offense at times thus far, but look for their capable playmakers to break out at the expense of the over-valued Spartans.

ANALYSIS: This is a get-right sport for the Irish, who have narrowly escaped in two games that really had no business being as close as they were. Expect their leaky defense to make major strides against a Purdue team that is somewhat limited despite experience at numerous key positions. Purdue narrowly escaped against Oregon State in Week 1 before rolling through a glorified scrimmage against UConn last week. Look for the Boilermakers to get a wake-up call Saturday.

ANALYSIS: Minnesota undoubtedly misses the services of Mohamed Ibrahim, the dynamic running back who is lost for the season because of injury. But sophomore Treyson Potts picked up the slack with 178 yards and 2 TDs last week against Miami-Ohio, and the Gophers still have a versatile talent at QB in Tanner Morgan. The Buffaloes are in a letdown spot after they outplayed Texas A&M almost write to wire last week, only to come up three points short. Moreover, their crowd advantage at Folsom Field is diminished somewhat during day games.

ANALYSIS: This has historically been an awful spot for the Terrapins under coach Mike Locksley -- a road game in prime time or any road game, for that matter. The Terrapins almost always look impressive in their first 2 weeks and that ends up being their peak. Two years ago, they went 1-5 on the road, with the sole victory coming against hapless Rutgers. Maryland looks to have some decent playmakers, but we've seen this before. Illinois is likely nowhere near as bad as it ahs looked the past two weeks in losses to UTSA and Virginia. If the Illini club that upset Nebraska in the opener comes back around, this should be a comfortable cover at a minimum.

ANALYSIS: This is just too many points to ignore between teams that have awfully similar resumes. Ohio and ULL both lost to Power Five programs in Week 1 before struggling against FCS opponents in Week 2. Ohio fell 28-26 to Duquesne, while the Cajuns slipped past Nicholls 27-24 despite allowing 511 yards of offense to the FCS club. The Bobcats appear slow to respond to first-year coach Tim Albin, the longtime offensive coordinator who took over for Frank Solich. But the Bobcats, who were projected to compete for the MAC title, still have too much roster talent to be given this big of a spot against a similarly underachieving ULL club.