Nevada or Hawaii? Anything is appreciated
From the Action network:
Nevada has competed well this season in Mountain West play, and it’s much better than expected.
The Nevada defense has outperformed expectations thanks in part to a strong pass defense. Nevada is 53rd nationally in Pass Explosiveness allowed, and Hawaii is one of the least explosive pass offenses in FBS, checking in at 132nd nationally.
Hawaii has struggled with negative plays, and the offensive line play has been poor. The Bows have surrendered 24 sacks, and their team rushing average is just 3.4 yards per carry.
Nevada is 46th nationally in defensive Havoc achieved and should be able to exploit a weak Hawaii offensive line.
Hawaii is converting just 34% of its third-down attempts on the season and has settled for eight field goals in the red zone. It’s struggled all season to consistently sustain drives.
With the Nevada quarterback situation up in the air, the team has flipped from a slam favorite to the underdog in this game, but I really like the Wolf Pack’s run game and their stout pass defense.
Those elements usually travel pretty well.
I believe this game will be close, but Hawaii hasn’t defeated an FBS team this season, and I don’t believe it will here, either.
Take Nevada ML +105.
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From the Action network:
Nevada has competed well this season in Mountain West play, and it’s much better than expected.
The Nevada defense has outperformed expectations thanks in part to a strong pass defense. Nevada is 53rd nationally in Pass Explosiveness allowed, and Hawaii is one of the least explosive pass offenses in FBS, checking in at 132nd nationally.
Hawaii has struggled with negative plays, and the offensive line play has been poor. The Bows have surrendered 24 sacks, and their team rushing average is just 3.4 yards per carry.
Nevada is 46th nationally in defensive Havoc achieved and should be able to exploit a weak Hawaii offensive line.
Hawaii is converting just 34% of its third-down attempts on the season and has settled for eight field goals in the red zone. It’s struggled all season to consistently sustain drives.
With the Nevada quarterback situation up in the air, the team has flipped from a slam favorite to the underdog in this game, but I really like the Wolf Pack’s run game and their stout pass defense.
Those elements usually travel pretty well.
I believe this game will be close, but Hawaii hasn’t defeated an FBS team this season, and I don’t believe it will here, either.
Take Nevada ML +105.
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