BYU vs Notre Dame Prediction Football Picks Today 10/17/26

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish and BYU Cougars meet Saturday in week 7 college football action at LaVell Edwards Stadium. Here’s a BYU vs. Notre Dame Prediction. This article will include a BYU vs. Notre Dame Pick.

Notre Dame Fighting Irish Betting Preview

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish beat North Carolina and Stanford, and play Navy next. The Notre Dame Fighting Irish have won 16 straight games. CJ Carr is completing 70.8 percent of his passes for 1,378 yards, 16 touchdowns, and 1 interception. Jordan Faison and Micah Gilbert have combined for 765 receiving yards and 6 touchdowns, while Jaden Greathouse has 11 receptions.

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish ground game is averaging 194.8 yards per contest, and Jonaz Walton leads the way with 409 yards and 2 touchdowns. Defensively, Notre Dame is allowing 11 points and 214 yards per game. Drayk Bowen leads the Notre Dame Fighting Irish with 30 tackles, Boubacar Traore has 3.5 sacks, and Luke Talich has 2 interceptions.

BYU Cougars Betting Preview

The BYU Cougars beat Iowa State and TCU, and they play UCF next. BYU looks to start 6-0 for a third straight season. Bear Bachmeier is completing 66.4 percent of his passes for 1,033 yards, 8 touchdowns, and 1 interception. Legend Glasker and Kyler Kasper have combined for 556 receiving yards and 6 touchdowns, while Walker Lyons has 13 receptions.

The BYU Cougars’ ground game averages 223.8 yards per contest, and LJ Martin leads with 344 yards and 3 touchdowns. On defense, BYU allows 13.4 points and 254.4 yards per game. Cade Uluave leads the BYU Cougars with 26 tackles, Tausili Akana has 3.5 sacks, and Evan Johnson has 1 interception.

Why the BYU Cougars will win

Why the Notre Dame Fighting Irish will win

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BYU Cougars Player Prop Facts

Notre Dame Fighting Irish Player Prop Facts

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BYU vs Notre Dame Prediction

Notre Dame is the more talented team, balanced, and hasn’t given a reason to bet against it up to this point. BYU is down its top offensive player and key running back. However, BYU is strong defensively and a bully in the trenches, giving itself a fighting chance for an upset. BYU is used to winning games and is also 5-0 ATS this season. Even without Martin, BYU is not a pushover by any means. I want the points with the Cougars.

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