I've got two more favorites paired into one ticket today, one from this afternoon's slate and one from tonight's, because neither price makes sense to lay on its own. Vanderbilt handled Austin Peay 28-9 at home last week under Clark Lea, and Delaware's own 42-7 win over Merrimack came against a similarly overmatched opponent, not evidence that a program only in its second season at the FBS level can hang with an SEC roster this afternoon. Marshall walked into a buzzsaw last week, losing 45-0 on the road to a Penn State team good enough to be a heavy favorite on tonight's board in its own right, but that result says nothing about tonight's spot at home against Middle Tennessee, a Group of Five team that needed a home win over FCS Murray State just to get to 1-0. The gap between what Marshall just saw and what it's about to see is enormous, and nothing about Middle Tennessee's own opener suggests it's the team capable of turning Marshall's ugly week into a real problem at home. Combine Vanderbilt at -1150 and Marshall at -456 into a two-team parlay at -307, and you're laying a fair price to bank two favorites that both have a considerable class edge on their own turf today.