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The Nevada Wolf Pack (2-3) will host the Colorado State Rams (0-4) on Friday at 10:30 PM ET.
The Rams are underdogs, but by less than a touchdown (+3.5), against the Wolf Pack (with an over/under of 44.5 points).
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Game Info and Betting Lines for Nevada vs. Colorado State
- Game Day: Friday, October 7, 2022
- Game Time: 10:30 PM ET
- TV Channel: Fox Sports 1
- Location: Reno, Nevada
- Stadium: Mackay Stadium
| Favorite | Spread | Favorite Spread Odds | Underdog Spread Odds | Total | Over Total Odds | Under Total Odds | Favorite Moneyline | Underdog Moneyline |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wolf Pack | -3.5 | -110 | -111 | 44.5 | -110 | -112 | -175 | +138 |
Nevada Betting Insights
- Colorado State is winless against the spread so far this season in four games with a set total.
- Colorado State is winless against the spread (0-3) when playing as at least 3.5-point underdogs.
- None of Colorado State’s four games with a set total this season have hit the over.
Nevada Stats & Insights
- While Nevada ranks 104th in total defense with 414.8 yards allowed per game, the team’s offensive unit has been slightly less successful, ranking ninth-worst (280.4 yards per game).
- On offense, Nevada ranks 101st in the FBS with 24.4 points per game. Meanwhile, the team’s defense ranks 102nd in points allowed (414.8 points allowed per contest).
- Nevada ranks 12th-worst in passing offense (147.2 passing yards per game), but thas played slightly better on defense, ranking 76th with 233.6 passing yards allowed per game.
- From an offensive standpoint, Nevada ranks 93rd in the FBS with 133.2 rushing yards per game. Meanwhile, the defensive unit ranks 105th in rushing yards allowed per contest (181.2).
- Despite sporting a bottom-25 defense on third down that ranks eighth-worst in the FBS (48.1% third-down percentage), Nevada has put up better results on offense, ranking 87th in the FBS by putting up a 36.4% third-down percentage.
- Nevada has the fifth-best turnover margin in college football at +8, forcing 11 turnovers (17th in the FBS) while turning it over three times (10th in the FBS).
Nevada’s Best Players
- Nate Cox has 502 passing yards for Nevada, completing 56.8% of his passes and tossing two touchdowns this season. He’s also helped out on the ground with 100 rushing yards (20.0 ypg) on 33 carries with three rushing touchdowns.
- Toa Taua has carried the ball 85 times for a team-high 350 yards on the ground and has found the end zone five times as a runner. He’s also tacked on 13 catches for 106 yards (21.2 per game) and one touchdown via the passing game.
- Devonte Lee has carried the ball 45 times for 193 yards (38.6 per game) and four touchdowns.
- Jamaal Bell’s team-leading 181 yards as a receiver have come on 20 catches (out of 35 targets).
- Brian Casteel has hauled in nine passes while averaging 22.4 yards per game and scoring one touchdown.
- Dalevon Campbell has been the target of 18 passes and hauled in 10 grabs for 112 yards, an average of 22.4 yards per contest..
- Dom Peterson has 3.0 sacks to lead the team, and also has 3.0 TFL and seven tackles.
- Tyson Williams is the team’s top-tackler this year. He’s collected 22 tackles, 4.0 TFL, one sack, and one interception.
- Bentlee Sanders has picked off a team-high four passes. He also has 18 tackles, 2.0 TFL, and four passes defended to his name.
Colorado State Betting Insights
- Colorado State has not covered the spread in a game yet this season (0-4-0).
- Colorado State is 0-3 against the spread when an underdog by 3.5 points or greater this year.
- None of Colorado State’s four games with a set total this year have gone over the total.
Colorado State Stats & Insights
- Colorado State ranks worst in total yards per game (241.8), but it has been better on the other side of the ball, ranking 103rd in the FBS with 413.8 total yards ceded per contest.
- Colorado State has been unproductive on both sides of the ball this season, ranking second-worst in points (10.8 per game) and sixth-worst in points surrendered (41.0 per game).
- Colorado State ranks 22nd-worst in passing yards per game (195.8), but it has been more effective defensively, ranking 94th in the FBS with 249.8 passing yards ceded per contest.
- Colorado State’s rushing offense has been a bottom-25 unit this season, registering 46.0 rushing yards per game, which ranks worst in the FBS. On the defensive side of the ball, it ranks 95th with 164.0 rushing yards allowed per contest.
- Colorado State has lots of room to improve on third down, as it ranks second-worst in third-down conversion rate (19.6%) and are 18th-worst in third-down rate allowed (46.0%).
- With five forced turnovers (96th in the FBS) and nine turnovers committed (99th in the FBS) this season, Colorado State ranks 100th in the FBS with a turnover margin of -4.
Colorado State’s Best Players
- Clay Millen has 667 passing yards, or 166.8 per game, so far this season. He has completed 73.9% of his passes and has tossed five touchdowns with four interceptions.
- A’jon Vivens has rushed 32 times for 107 yards.
- Avery Morrow has run for 69 yards across 22 attempts.
- Tory Horton has hauled in 427 receiving yards on 23 catches to pace his squad so far this season while scoring five touchdowns as a receiver.
- Ty McCullouch has put up a 119-yard season so far. He’s caught 13 passes on 19 targets.
- Melquan Stovall’s 13 receptions (on 15 targets) have netted him 106 yards (26.5 ypg).
- Mohamed Kamara leads the team with 3.5 sacks, and also has 4.0 TFL and 10 tackles.
- Jack Howell has been all over the field, leading the team in both tackles and interceptions. He has 43 tackles and three interceptions so far.
