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At 10:30 PM ET on Saturday, the San Jose State Spartans (4-2) are at home against the Nevada Wolf Pack (2-5).
The Wolf Pack are expected to lose by at least two touchdowns (currently +24.5) versus the Spartans (with an over/under of 44.5 points).
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Game Info and Betting Lines for San Jose State vs. Nevada
- Game Day: Saturday, October 29, 2022
- Game Time: 10:30 PM ET
- TV Channel: CBS Sports Network
- Location: San Jose, California
- Stadium: CEFCU Stadium
| Favorite | Spread | Favorite Spread Odds | Underdog Spread Odds | Total | Over Total Odds | Under Total Odds | Favorite Moneyline | Underdog Moneyline |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Spartans | -24.5 | -110 | -110 | 44.5 | -109 | -112 | -3777 | +1320 |
San Jose State Betting Insights
- Nevada is 2-6-0 against the spread this year.
- Nevada games have hit the over in three out of eight opportunities (37.5%).
San Jose State Stats & Insights
- Defensively, San Jose State has been a top-25 unit, ranking 15th-best by surrendering just 295.7 yards per game. The offense ranks 83rd (372.3 yards per game).
- On defense, San Jose State has been a top-25 unit, ranking sixth-best by giving up just 14.5 points per game. The offense ranks 87th (25.7 points per game).
- San Jose State sports the 37th-ranked offense this year in terms of passing yards (270.2 passing yards per game), and has been more effective defensively, ranking ninth-best with just 168.3 passing yards allowed per game.
- San Jose State ranks 14th-worst in rushing offense (102.2 rushing yards per game), but has played better on defense, ranking 46th with 127.3 rushing yards allowed per game.
- San Jose State has been a bottom-25 offense on third down this year, ranking 23rd-worst with a 33.3% third-down conversion rate. On defense, the Spartans rank 45th in the FBS (35.1% third-down conversion rate allowed).
- San Jose State owns the seventh-best turnover margin in college football at +8, forcing 10 turnovers (67th in the FBS) while turning it over two times (second in the FBS).
San Jose State’s Best Players
- Chevan Cordeiro has thrown for 1,602 yards, completing 56.5% of his passes and collecting seven touchdowns and one interception this season. He’s also run for 168 yards (28.0 ypg) on 70 carries with six rushing touchdowns.
- Kairee Robinson has carried the ball 75 times for a team-high 353 yards on the ground and has found the end zone five times.
- Elijah Cooks’ 548 yards as a receiver pace the team. He’s been targeted 45 times and has collected 30 catches and three touchdowns.
- Justin Lockhart has caught 17 passes for 298 yards (49.7 yards per game) this year.
- Charles Ross has a total of 204 receiving yards so far this year, hauling in 14 passes and scoring one touchdown.
- Viliami Fehoko, who paces the team in sacks and tackles, has amassed 3.0 sacks, 5.0 TFL and 10 tackles.
- Chase Williams has a team-high one interception to go along with one pass defended.
Nevada Betting Insights
- Nevada is 2-6-0 against the spread this year.
- Nevada games have hit the over in three out of eight opportunities (37.5%).
Nevada Stats & Insights
- Nevada’s offense has been bottom-25 in total offense this season, registering 291.0 total yards per game, which ranks 10th-worst in the FBS. Defensively, it ranks 82nd with 389.3 total yards allowed per contest.
- Nevada ranks 23rd-worst in points per game (21.7), but it has been better on the defensive side of the ball, ranking 88th in the FBS with 29.1 points ceded per contest.
- Nevada’s passing offense has been bottom-25 this season, registering 166.9 passing yards per game, which ranks 15th-worst in the FBS. Defensively, it ranks 36th with 202.7 passing yards ceded per contest.
- Nevada has been struggling against the run, ranking 21st-worst with 186.6 rushing yards allowed per game. It has been more effective on offense, putting up 124.1 rushing yards per contest (103rd-ranked).
- Nevada ranks 93rd in third-down conversion rate (35.8%) on offense, but it has been worse defensively, ranking 25th-worst in the FBS with a 43.8% third-down percentage allowed.
- Nevada has generated 15 forced turnovers this season and have turned it over six times, leading to a +9 turnover margin, which ranks fourth-best in the FBS.
Nevada’s Best Players
- Nate Cox has thrown for 945 yards on 53.6% passing while collecting two touchdown passes with one interception this season. He’s also run for 182 yards with three scores.
- Toa Taua has carried the ball 132 times for a team-high 496 yards (62.0 per game) with seven touchdowns. He also leads the team through the air, as his 27 receptions this season are good for 258 yards, and he’s scored one touchdown in the passing game.
- Devonte Lee has piled up 212 yards (on 60 attempts) with five touchdowns.
- Jamaal Bell has 25 receptions (on 50 targets) for a total of 254 yards (31.8 yards per game) this year.
- Brian Casteel’s 26 catches (on 54 targets) have netted him 248 yards (31.0 ypg) and one touchdown.
- Dom Peterson has racked up 3.0 sacks to lead the team, while also picking up 4.0 TFL and 10 tackles.
- Tyson Williams is the team’s leading tackler this year. He’s picked up 29 tackles, 4.0 TFL, one sack, and one interception.
- Bentlee Sanders leads the team with five interceptions, while also collecting 23 tackles, 2.0 TFL, and five passes defended.
