- Matchup: Army Black Knights vs UTSA Roadrunners
- Date: Friday, November 28, 2025
- Venue: Alamodome, San Antonio, TX
- Broadcast: ESPN+
- Betting Line: Roadrunners favored by 7.5 points
- Total Points Over/Under: 52
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The UTSA Roadrunners (6-5) are set to host the Army Black Knights (5-5) at Alamodome on Friday, November 28, 2025. UTSA is currently favored by 7.5 points, with the total set at 52 points.
The Army Black Knights bring a 5-5 record into this matchup. Their most recent game ended in a nail-biting loss to the Tulsa Golden Hurricane, with a close score of 26-25. Throughout that game, Army executed 65 plays, gaining 311 total yards. They ran the ball 55 times for 247 yards, averaging 4.5 yards per carry. Defensively, they allowed 230 rushing yards on 38 attempts, yielding an average of 6.1 yards per carry. In the air, Army gave up 20 completions on 33 attempts, totaling 267 yards and a completion rate of 60.6%.
This season, the Black Knights have amassed a total of 3,384 yards. Scoring-wise, Army has achieved 4 touchdown passes and 24 rushing touchdowns, while turning the ball over 9 times. They’ve gained 194 first downs and have incurred 31 penalties that set them back 265 yards. On average, Army’s rushing attack generates 259.3 yards per game, securing the 3rd spot nationally. They are currently posting an average of 22.6 points per game.
Defensively, the Black Knights rank 49th in Division 1 in opponent scoring, allowing 22.4 points per game. They are permitting opponents to rush for an average of 4.5 yards per attempt and are yielding 150.2 rushing yards per game this year, accumulating a total of 1,502 rushing yards allowed in 10 games. In the air, they have conceded 2,039 yards, ranking them 25th nationally, allowing 203.9 yards per game with a completion percentage of 63.6%. Overall, Army has permitted 354.1 total yards per game, positioning them at 57th in the nation while giving up 11 passing touchdowns and 15 rushing touchdowns.
The Roadrunners are entering this game with a record of 6-5 for the current season. Their most recent outing ended in a commanding 58-24 victory against the East Carolina Pirates. In that game, they recorded 458 total yards from 72 plays, averaging 6.4 yards per play. UTSA collected 210 rushing yards on 39 carries, averaging 5.4 yards per rush. They allowed 32 runs for 158 yards (averaging 4.9 yards per carry). In the passing game, the Roadrunners’ defense allowed 19 completions out of 33 attempts, yielding 243 yards and a completion rate of 57.6%.
UTSA is averaging 416.1 yards per game, placing them 41st in Division 1. The Roadrunners’ offense has faced 81 penalties costing them 728 yards, ranking them 17th nationally for self-inflicted wounds. They average 174.8 rushing yards per game, with a season total of 1,923 rushing yards. Their offense has faced 6 interceptions and has suffered 6 fumble recoveries, while earning 240 first downs. The Roadrunners have posted an impressive average of 34.6 points per game, putting them 22nd in college football. They have thrown for 2,654 yards this season, averaging 241.3 passing yards per game, ranking them 57th nationwide.
On the defensive side, UTSA has allowed a total of 1,634 rushing yards (148.5 yards per game) and 15 rushing touchdowns this year. Additionally, they have given up 23 passing touchdowns and an average of 240.8 yards passing per game, ranking 102nd in Division 1. Their total points allowed this season is 328, with 7 fumble recoveries and 9 interceptions. The Roadrunners defense has been active on the field for 713 plays, indicating a ranking of 42nd in D-1. They allow an average of 29.8 points per game, ranking them 107th in college football.
Who will emerge victorious in this college football clash between the Black Knights and the Roadrunners?
Prediction: Back the Roadrunners -7.5
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