Pick: Fresno st -9.5
I'm relying on Fresno's pass attack to take advantage of UNLVs mediocre defense. Fresno has finally got the offense clicking on all cylinders, allowing their run game to finally spread the defense out.
UNLV defense is allowing a high avg 545.3 yards and 38.7 pts a game. Against the pass, lower tier teams have managed to torch the secondary an avg of 252.8 yds. The ground game is where the rebels are lack to defend, allowing an avg of 292.5 yds of ball carry.
After dropping the first 3 games against well coached teams such as USC, Nebraska and Utah, Fresno has responded and collected themselves to win and cover the last 3 utilizing a smart approach on the offense while progressing on defense.
Look for Fresno's backfield to gash their way on the ground (avg 191.7yds) against the rebels' smaller sized front 7 while the pass attack (avg 242.2yds) to pick off the slower secondary. Fresno to win by 15+pts
Thursday nights pick:
Colts (Covered)
UCF (Covered)
I'm relying on Fresno's pass attack to take advantage of UNLVs mediocre defense. Fresno has finally got the offense clicking on all cylinders, allowing their run game to finally spread the defense out.
UNLV defense is allowing a high avg 545.3 yards and 38.7 pts a game. Against the pass, lower tier teams have managed to torch the secondary an avg of 252.8 yds. The ground game is where the rebels are lack to defend, allowing an avg of 292.5 yds of ball carry.
After dropping the first 3 games against well coached teams such as USC, Nebraska and Utah, Fresno has responded and collected themselves to win and cover the last 3 utilizing a smart approach on the offense while progressing on defense.
Look for Fresno's backfield to gash their way on the ground (avg 191.7yds) against the rebels' smaller sized front 7 while the pass attack (avg 242.2yds) to pick off the slower secondary. Fresno to win by 15+pts
Thursday nights pick:
Colts (Covered)
UCF (Covered)
