For this game i'm capping Tulsa road and Hawii home stats since thats what it is:
Tulsa Road Offense vs. Hawii Home Defense:
#23 Scoring offens (33.17) vs. #39 scoring defense (19.43)
#21 rushing yards (201.50) vs. #23 defense (105.86)
#43 passing yards (236.83) vs. #66 defense (211.43)
#50 INTS (1.0 per game) vs. #2 INT home defense (2.0)
#28 total turnovers (1.50) vs. #3 defense (3.0)
Hawaii home offense vs. Tulsa road defense
#5 scoring (45.0) vs. #80 defense (32.67)
#112 rushing yards (107.57) vs. #24 defense (129.33)
#1 passing yards (448.14) vs. #119 defense (340.83) not good
INT's #72 (1.0) vs. #2 (2.0)
#62 total turnovers vs. #4 (2.83)
Tidbits and additional information:
Hawaii is #1 in home teams avg yard per play 7.94 and Tulsas defense is #107 at 6.62 allowed per play.
Overall Power Ranking: Tulsa #41 and Hawaii #23
Last 5 games Power Ranking: Hawaii #19 vs. Tulsa at #34
Tulsa Stregth of Schedule #87 vs. Hawaii #75
Tulsa 8-4 ATS
Hawaii 11-2 ATS
Hawaii last game 12/4 vs. Tulsa 11/26 (1 week differnce)
Hawii hasn't allowed a team to score over 21 in all home games including Nevada who scored 21 since giving up 49 to USC the first game of the season.
Tulsa scored 28 at Houston, 28 at ND and only 18 at SMU in their last 3 road games.
Hawaii has to limit turnovers and create turnvovers and since Hawaii leads the nation in tunovers forced I feel they will.
Home field is a huge advantage:
Taking Hawaii Warriors -9.5 -120 bought half point to avoid push