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Jacksonville State vs New Mexico State Prediction, Pick, College Football Odds for Wednesday, Oct. 28

The Jacksonville State Gamecocks take on the New Mexico State Aggies in Las Cruces, New Mexico, on Wednesday, Oct. 28. Kickoff is set for 8 p.m. ET on ESPN2. Jacksonville State is favored by -3.5 points on the spread with a moneyline of -160. New Mexico State, meanwhile, enters as a +3.5 underdog and is +132 on the moneyline to pull off the upset. The over/under sits at 49.5 total points. Here's my Jacksonville State vs. New Mexico State prediction and college football pick for Wednesday, October 28. Jacksonville State vs. New Mexico State Pick: New Mexico State Team Total Under 23.5 My New Mexico State vs. Jacksonville State best bet is on the Aggies to go under their team total. Find the best line available on our live NCAAF odds page and make sure to download the Action Network app for more picks and analysis. Jacksonville State vs New Mexico State point spread: Jacksonville State…

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Which Brewers Pitchers Will Be Available For Game 5 Of World Series?

The Milwaukee Brewers lost Game 4 of the World Series in the 12th inning on a walk-off single by Ben Williamson, but must now turn the page. In an extra-inning game, both teams' bullpens were taxed. Even though the Brewers lost, they must remember that they are up 3-1 in the series and their pitching is still in a better spot than the Rays'. The Rays used seven pitchers, including Nick Martinez, who started Game 1 and could have been the Game 5 starter. The Brewers used eight pitchers, including their big four of DL Hall, Abner Uribe, Trevor Megill and Aaron Ashby. Still, they should be in a good spot. The Rays will probably be all hands on deck again, and while Brewers fans may want to be just as aggressive, they are in the driver's seat and don't have to be as reckless. Thanks to a 10-1 win on Monday and an off day on Thursday, the Brewers are actually in great shape for Game 5. They…

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After Cruise Ban, What???s Next for Autonomous Vehicles?

Fully autonomous vehicles encountered another roadblock after Cruise’s ban in San Francisco. Here’s what that could mean for the future of AVs and a potential path forward. California Department of Motor Vehicles suspended Cruise’s permit to operate stating that its vehicles weren’t safe for public operation and that the company had misrepresented safety information. Days after the California ruling, Cruise announced its fleets in other U.S. cities would now be operated with human oversight. This follows a troubling trend regarding autonomous vehicles. But for every autonomous vehicle death, there are thousands more caused by our driving behaviors. The reality is that by changing our mindset about the development and oversight of driverless cars, we can dramatically reduce the overall number of deaths caused by traffic accidents. Related ReadingAI in Cars: 20 Examples of Automotive AI…

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Mayoral candidates weigh in on Tallahassee mass shooting

Three days after one of the worst mass shootings in Tallahassee's history, the two candidates for Tallahassee mayor weighed in on the tragedy – and what they would do to prevent another one. The comments from City Commissioner Jeremy Matlow and former state lawmaker Loranne Ausley came during a candidate forum hosted Oct. 27 by the Capital Tiger Bay Club at the Tucker Civic Center. Matlow, who has served two terms as city commissioner, and Ausley, who served a combined 14 years in the state House and Senate, are vying for the city's top elected post in the Nov. 3 general election. The mass shooting unfolded just before 8 p.m. on Oct. 24, on Perry and Manatee streets outside Florida A&M University's Bragg Stadium following its homecoming football game. Eleven people, including six children, were shot and injured, one critically. The alleged gunman, a 15-year-old boy with a history of…

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