NCAAF · September 25, 2026 · 7:00 PM ET

NAVY MIDSHIPMEN @ UAB BLAZERS

Free LineCrush game report for NAVY MIDSHIPMEN @ UAB BLAZERS on September 25, 2026, with matchup analysis and pick ideas generated for the daily slate. Reports can update as lineups, injuries, and odds develop, so confirm time-sensitive details before acting.

Matchup Analysis

Navy’s ground game is the matchup’s defining strength

Navy averages 376 rushing yards per game in 2026, second nationally, while UAB allows 116.0 passing yards per game, sixth nationally; Navy’s option attack will test UAB’s run fits.

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Braxton Woodson’s production is the pivotal Navy variable

Braxton Woodson reportedly averages 148 rushing yards per game with four rushing touchdowns in 2026, making his production central to Navy’s offensive ceiling.

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Jackson Gutierrez gives Navy a built-in adjustment

Jackson Gutierrez is listed at quarterback and running back on Navy’s 2026 three-deep, giving the Midshipmen a personnel-based way to preserve option flexibility.

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UAB needs a cleaner passing performance

UAB has 478 passing yards, two touchdowns and three interceptions through three games, with Ryder Burton at 41-of-72.

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The Blazers’ best path runs through Roderick Robinson II

Roderick Robinson II leads UAB with 225 rushing yards on 48 carries, while Navy allows only 40.5 rushing yards per game.

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UAB’s defensive assignment discipline will be tested repeatedly

UAB held Louisiana scoreless in the second half, but its patience and assignment discipline face a tougher test against Navy’s misdirection over an expected 60–70 snaps.

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Navy enters another difficult road stretch

This is Navy’s second of three consecutive true road games and begins a seven-game run without a bye, increasing the travel and recovery burden.

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Series history favors Navy, but the setting changes

Navy leads the series 3-0, including a 38-24 win in 2025, but UAB hosts at Protective Stadium in its American Conference opener after entering 1-2.

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Pick Ideas

UAB +7 at the current number

With Navy around -7 and UAB +7, taking the Blazers at +7 or better is preferable to laying a full touchdown.

Navy team total lean under

Navy’s run-first profile and UAB’s reported sixth-ranked pass defense make a team-total under more attractive than a full-game under near 51.5.

Under 51.5 as a matchup-based angle

UAB’s reported 14-point output against Louisiana and offensive inconsistency support Under 51.5, though improved passing protection would weaken the angle.

Navy moneyline for conservative exposure

Navy is around -275 to -285, with models giving the Midshipmen a roughly 63%–72% win probability; the moneyline avoids one-score cover risk but offers less value than a favorable spread.

Roderick Robinson II rushing-over consideration

Roderick Robinson II’s 225 rushing yards on 48 carries lead UAB, making him the clearest rushing-prop angle; any over should stay modest because Navy allows only 40.5 rushing yards per game.

Jonah Delange kicking-market angle

Jonah Delange is reported 7-for-7 on field goals and 6-for-6 on extra points in 2026, making a field-goal or points prop viable at a reasonable line.

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