Delaware vs. Middle Tennessee is Polymarket's next college football event today

Delaware’s matchup with Middle Tennessee leads Polymarket’s displayed college football slate for Tuesday, October 13, with the Delaware contract priced at 53¢, according to Polymarket’s sports page. Both teams enter the listing with 2-3 records.

As of Oct 13, 2026, at 11:09 AM ET, the editorial summary reported no significant new headline during the preceding 15 minutes. That put the sports contract in focus, shifting coverage away from the categories featured in the previous three editions.

A closely priced lead matchup

Delaware’s 53¢ price sits near the midpoint of the contract-price range. The supplied Polymarket listing does not include a kickoff time, trading volume or price history, so it establishes the displayed order and price—not whether this matchup is the busiest market or has recently moved.

Elsewhere on the Week 7 page, Florida International, at 3-2, faces Jacksonville State, at 4-2, with Florida International priced at 43¢. Kennesaw State and Missouri State each have 1-4 records, with Kennesaw State at 59¢. Western Kentucky, at 2-4, is listed at 52¢ against Sam Houston, at 1-4.

Wider differences across the slate

According to Polymarket, Georgia Southern and Old Dominion both stand at 2-4, with Georgia Southern priced at 62¢. Colorado State and Texas State each have 2-3 records, but Colorado State’s displayed price is 17¢—the lowest among the eight quoted team contracts.

Appalachian State, at 3-2, is priced at 53¢ against Coastal Carolina, at 2-4. Pittsburgh, at 5-1, carries the highest displayed price in the group at 69¢ against Boston College, at 2-3.

What it means for prediction markets

• Delaware’s 53¢ contract indicates a relatively close market assessment; its position atop the page does not establish trading-volume leadership.
• Identical records do not produce identical prices: Delaware and Colorado State are both 2-3 and face 2-3 opponents, yet their quoted contracts are 53¢ and 17¢, respectively.
• The supplied snapshot contains no volume, liquidity or historical pricing data. It cannot establish momentum or explain why traders priced the matchups this way.