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Marshall vs Coastal Carolina Prediction 10/30/2025 Today’s College Football Picks
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Marshall (4-3) vs Coastal Carolina (4-3)
October 30, 2025 at 07:30 PM EDT
The Line: Betting Odds: Coastal Carolina +4 — Over/Under: +55.5
The Marshall Thundering Herd and the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers meet Thursday in college football action from Brooks Stadium. Here’s a Marshall vs Coastal Carolina prediction. We will look at this from a betting perspective and determine the best Marshall vs Coastal Carolina pick. We will examine:
The Marshall Thundering Herd recent form and player performance
The Coastal Carolina Chanticleers recent form and player performance
Recent betting trends and streaks involving the Marshall Thundering Herd
Recent betting trends and streaks involving the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers
Recent betting trends in games played between Marshall and Coastal Carolina
A summary that ties it all together and produces a favorable betting outcome for the Marshall vs Coastal Carolina game
Marshall didn’t get off to the greatest start this year, falling versus Georgia and Missouri State in their first two outings. Following wins over Eastern Kentucky and Middle Tennessee, the Herd took a loss to Louisiana in overtime. That game was followed up by a win at home over Old Dominion. In that one Marshall bagged 445 offensive yards along with 22 first downs, 5.9 yards per play and 223 rushing yards along the way to a 48-24 outcome.
In their latest matchup versus Texas State back on October 18, the Thundering Herd bagged another win—but it didn’t come easily. Marshall hit a 14-10 second-half advantage to force overtime then after two extra periods emerged victorious at home 40-37. QB Carlos Del Rio-Wilson finished with 277 yards, two scores and a pick on 22-of-32 passing and also led the rush with 17 totes for 88 yards in the victory. Tops in receiving for the Herd was Dermarcus Lacey with seven catches for 88 yards in the winning effort.
Over on the Coastal Carolina side, they managed a 2-2 run in their first four games this year with wins over Charleston Southern and South Alabama mixed with losses to Virginia and East Carolina. The Chanticleers would then lose to Old Dominion before a home win over LA-Monroe back on October 11. Coastal Carolina’s passing game wasn’t working very well (92 yards) in that one, but the team more than made up for it with 276 rush yards and 5.3 yards per play. The 5-of-17 on third downs left a lot to be desired, however.
Matched up against Appalachian State in their most recent game on October 18, the Chanticleers posted another close win. Coastal scored 28 points in the second half (but gave up points in every quarter) during a 45-37 victory. Samari Collier threw for 12-of-19, 118 yards, one TD and one pick while also leading the rush on 17 carries for 74 yards and two touchdowns. Jameson Tucker had a 37-yard TD catch, and Malcolm Gillie had a 34-yard TD catch in the victory.
Heading into Week 10, Samari Collier leads Coastal Carolina for touchdowns (3) this season.
Heading into Week 10, DeWain Trotter leads the Sun Belt Conference for interceptions (4) this season.
Coastal Carolina ranks T131st among FBS teams for Q1 points per game this season (2.3).
Coastal Carolina ranks 131st among FBS teams for Q2 points per game this season (3.9).
Marshall ranks T15th among FBS teams for 4th down conversion percentage against this season (36.4).
Marshall ranks T18th among FBS teams for interceptions this season (9).
I’ll stick with Coastal Carolina but you could call this one either way. The Chanticleers had a shootout on the road versus a decent App State team in their last outing, posting 410 total yards, 246 rush yards, 23 first downs and 6-of-10 on third-down tries. The Chanticleers defense gave up 410 yards on the other side along with 27 first downs and 8-of-15 on third-down conversion attempts. It wasn’t the prettiest game but it was a win. That makes 23 or more points in three of the last four games for Coastal Carolina.
As for Marshall, they were able to hang 466 yards on Texas State in their latest win but they also gave up a lot on defense: namely 558 yards (444 passing), 20 first downs and 9-of-19 on third downs. The Herd have been scoring great lately with 38 or more points in five straight outings. This one could end up as a high total pretty easily.
The Marshall Thundering Herd recent form and player performance
The Coastal Carolina Chanticleers recent form and player performance
Recent betting trends and streaks involving the Marshall Thundering Herd
Recent betting trends and streaks involving the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers
Recent betting trends in games played between Marshall and Coastal Carolina
A summary that ties it all together and produces a favorable betting outcome for the Marshall vs Coastal Carolina game
Marshall Thundering Herd Betting Preview
Marshall didn’t get off to the greatest start this year, falling versus Georgia and Missouri State in their first two outings. Following wins over Eastern Kentucky and Middle Tennessee, the Herd took a loss to Louisiana in overtime. That game was followed up by a win at home over Old Dominion. In that one Marshall bagged 445 offensive yards along with 22 first downs, 5.9 yards per play and 223 rushing yards along the way to a 48-24 outcome.
In their latest matchup versus Texas State back on October 18, the Thundering Herd bagged another win—but it didn’t come easily. Marshall hit a 14-10 second-half advantage to force overtime then after two extra periods emerged victorious at home 40-37. QB Carlos Del Rio-Wilson finished with 277 yards, two scores and a pick on 22-of-32 passing and also led the rush with 17 totes for 88 yards in the victory. Tops in receiving for the Herd was Dermarcus Lacey with seven catches for 88 yards in the winning effort.
Coastal Carolina Chanticleers Betting Preview
Over on the Coastal Carolina side, they managed a 2-2 run in their first four games this year with wins over Charleston Southern and South Alabama mixed with losses to Virginia and East Carolina. The Chanticleers would then lose to Old Dominion before a home win over LA-Monroe back on October 11. Coastal Carolina’s passing game wasn’t working very well (92 yards) in that one, but the team more than made up for it with 276 rush yards and 5.3 yards per play. The 5-of-17 on third downs left a lot to be desired, however.
Matched up against Appalachian State in their most recent game on October 18, the Chanticleers posted another close win. Coastal scored 28 points in the second half (but gave up points in every quarter) during a 45-37 victory. Samari Collier threw for 12-of-19, 118 yards, one TD and one pick while also leading the rush on 17 carries for 74 yards and two touchdowns. Jameson Tucker had a 37-yard TD catch, and Malcolm Gillie had a 34-yard TD catch in the victory.
Marshall Thundering Herd @ Coastal Carolina Chanticleers Betting Trends: Week 10
Coastal Carolina Chanticleers Player Prop Facts
Heading into Week 10, Samari Collier leads Coastal Carolina for touchdowns (3) this season.
Marshall Thundering Herd Player Prop Facts
Heading into Week 10, DeWain Trotter leads the Sun Belt Conference for interceptions (4) this season.
Matchup/League Facts
Coastal Carolina ranks T131st among FBS teams for Q1 points per game this season (2.3).
Coastal Carolina ranks 131st among FBS teams for Q2 points per game this season (3.9).
Marshall ranks T15th among FBS teams for 4th down conversion percentage against this season (36.4).
Marshall ranks T18th among FBS teams for interceptions this season (9).
Marshall vs Coastal Carolina Prediction
I’ll stick with Coastal Carolina but you could call this one either way. The Chanticleers had a shootout on the road versus a decent App State team in their last outing, posting 410 total yards, 246 rush yards, 23 first downs and 6-of-10 on third-down tries. The Chanticleers defense gave up 410 yards on the other side along with 27 first downs and 8-of-15 on third-down conversion attempts. It wasn’t the prettiest game but it was a win. That makes 23 or more points in three of the last four games for Coastal Carolina.
As for Marshall, they were able to hang 466 yards on Texas State in their latest win but they also gave up a lot on defense: namely 558 yards (444 passing), 20 first downs and 9-of-19 on third downs. The Herd have been scoring great lately with 38 or more points in five straight outings. This one could end up as a high total pretty easily.
