Miami (OH) at Ohio Picks and Predictions for Tuesday, November 4, 2025

By: David Anicetti Published 11/02/2025, 08:01 PM ET

The Miami (OH) RedHawks (5–3, 4–0 Mid-American Conference) visit the Ohio Bobcats (5–3, 3–1 MAC) on Tuesday night in a key MAC matchup. Miami (OH) extended its winning streak to five games with a 26–17 win over Western Michigan, while Ohio earned a 28–21 road victory over Eastern Michigan. Score the winning touchdown with our college football picks.

Game Information for Miami vs Ohio

Kickoff: 7:00 PM ET, November 4

Where: Peden Stadium, Athens, OH

TV: ESPN2

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Miami (OH) Preview

Quarterback Dequan Finn averages 157.1 passing yards per game, totaling 1,257 yards with seven touchdowns and five interceptions while completing 57% of his passes. Finn also averages 48 rushing yards per game with four touchdowns, giving the RedHawks a solid dual-threat. Running back Jordan Brunson averages 4.5 yards per carry with 395 yards and two touchdowns, while wide receiver Kam Perry averages 27.8 yards per catch with 612 yards and three scores. Miami (OH) is averaging 30.6 points during its five-game win streak, using sustained drives and solid defense.

Defensively, linebacker Adam Trick averages more than one sack per game over his last four outings and leads the team with 6.5 total sacks. Defensive back Eli Blakey averages eight tackles per game (64 total), and linebacker Corban Hondru is leading with three interceptions. The RedHawks are allowing only 17 points per game since late September and have held three of the last four opponents below 20.

Ohio Preview

Quarterback Parker Navarro averages 223 passing yards per game with 1,786 total yards, 11 touchdowns, and seven interceptions while completing 67% of his passes. Running back Sieh Bangura averages 5.2 yards per carry and leads the Bobcats with 728 rushing yards and nine touchdowns. Wide receiver Chase Hendricks is averaging 100.6 receiving yards per game with 57 catches for 805 yards and six touchdowns. Ohio’s offense is scoring an average of 28.4 points per game and has scored at least 28 in four of its last five.

On defense, linebacker Michael Molnar averages 7.7 tackles per game (62 total), and defensive end Jay Crable averages 0.5 sacks per game with five this season. Cornerback Michael Mack II has two interceptions and continues to anchor a secondary that’s allowing fewer big plays in recent weeks. The Bobcats are improving on third down, holding opponents to fewer than 35% conversions over the last three games.

Miami (OH) at Ohio Prediction

Miami (OH) brings a steady defense and strong momentum into Athens, but Ohio’s offense is stronger on the ground and through the air. Navarro’s accuracy and Bangura’s running have made the Bobcats difficult to slow down at home. Miami (OH) will keep it close, but Ohio’s consistency on both sides gives them the edge. Final Score Prediction: Ohio Bobcats win and cover ATS, 27–21.