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At 6:00 PM ET on Saturday, the UNLV Rebels (4-7) are at home against the Nevada Wolf Pack (2-9).
The Rebels are double-digit favorites (currently -12.5) in their matchup versus the Wolf Pack, with the over/under at 49.5 points. (In terms of the moneyline, the Rebels are -516 and the Wolf Pack are +373.)
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Game Info and Betting Lines for UNLV vs. Nevada
- Game Day: Saturday, November 26, 2022
- Game Time: 6:00 PM ET
- TV Channel: MW Network
- Location: Paradise, Nevada
- Stadium: Allegiant Stadium
| Favorite | Spread | Favorite Spread Odds | Underdog Spread Odds | Total | Over Total Odds | Under Total Odds | Favorite Moneyline | Underdog Moneyline |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rebels | -12.5 | -110 | -110 | 49.5 | -109 | -112 | -516 | +373 |
UNLV Betting Insights
- So far this year, Nevada has compiled a 3-8-0 record against the spread.
- Nevada has a 1-4 record against the spread when an underdog by 12.5 points or more this year.
- Nevada has hit the over in five of their 11 games with a set total (45.5%).
UNLV Stats & Insights
- Offensively, UNLV ranks 94th in the FBS with 359.0 yards per game. Meanwhile, its defense ranks 65th in total defense (375.4 yards allowed per contest).
- UNLV is putting up 26.3 points per game on offense, which ranks them 79th in the FBS. On the defensive side of the ball, the defense ranks 95th, giving up 29.1 points per game.
- UNLV is compiling 215.5 passing yards per game on offense, which ranks them 89th in the FBS. The defense ranks 66th, allowing 222.0 passing yards per contest.
- On offense, UNLV ranks 76th in the FBS with 143.5 rushing yards per game. Meanwhile, the defensive unit ranks 75th in rushing yards allowed per contest (153.4).
- UNLV ranks 22nd-worst in third-down percentage (33.8%), but has been better on defense, ranking 58th with a 37.8% third-down conversion rate allowed.
- With 18 forced turnovers (36th in the FBS) against 13 turnovers committed (31st in the FBS), UNLV’s +5+5 turnover margin ranks 33rd in college football.
UNLV’s Best Players
- Doug Brumfield has thrown for 1,898 yards (172.5 ypg) to lead UNLV, completing 64.8% of his passes and recording 10 touchdown passes compared to five interceptions this season. He’s also figured in the ground game with 257 rushing yards on 88 carries with six rushing touchdowns.
- Aidan Robbins has racked up 922 yards on 189 carries while finding paydirt nine times.
- Courtney Reese has carried the ball 52 times for 372 yards (33.8 per game).
- Ricky White’s leads his squad with 623 yards as a receiver. He’s racked up that yardage on 50 catches (out of 81 targets) and scored four touchdowns.
- Nick Williams has put together a 419-yard season so far with two touchdowns, reeling in 27 passes on 41 targets.
- Kyle Willams has a total of 397 receiving yards so far this year, hauling in 32 passes and scoring three touchdowns.
- Adam Plant Jr. leads the team with 7.0 sacks, and also has 7.0 TFL and 31 tackles.
- Austin Ajiake, UNLV’s leading tackler, has 70 tackles, 7.0 TFL, four sacks, and two interceptions this year.
- Nohl Williams has a team-high three interceptions to go along with 26 tackles and three passes defended.
Nevada Betting Insights
- Nevada is 3-8-0 ATS this season.
- Nevada is 1-4 against the spread when an underdog by 12.5 points or more this year.
- Out of Nevada’s 11 games with a set total, five have hit the over (45.5%).
Nevada Stats & Insights
- Nevada has not been getting things done on offense, ranking seventh-worst with 290.5 total yards per game. It has been more productive on defense, surrendering 405.4 total yards per contest (95th-ranked).
- Nevada has plenty of room to get better, as it ranks 11th-worst in points per game (18.5) this season and 23rd-worst in points allowed per game (31.3).
- Nevada ranks 15th-worst in passing yards per game (177.2), but it has been more effective on the other side of the ball, ranking 76th in the FBS with 230.6 passing yards allowed per contest.
- Nevada ranks 21st-worst in rushing yards per game (113.4), but it has been more productive defensively, ranking 96th in the FBS with 174.7 rushing yards conceded per contest.
- Nevada ranks 99th in third-down conversion percentage (35.8%) on offense, but it has been worse on the other side of the ball, ranking 25th-worst in the FBS with a 43.1% third-down percentage allowed.
- Nevada owns a +4 turnover margin this season, which ranks 39th in the FBS.
Nevada’s Best Players
- Nate Cox has been a dual threat for Nevada this season. He has 1,188 passing yards (108.0 per game) while completing 51.2% of his passes. He’s thrown four touchdown passes and three interceptions this season. On the ground, he’s compiled 242 yards (22.0 ypg) on 61 carries with three rushing touchdowns.
- The team’s top rusher, Toa Taua, has carried the ball 188 times for 767 yards (69.7 per game), with 10 touchdowns this year. He’s proven to be a dual threat, hauling in 277 receiving yards (25.2 per game) on 35 catches with one receiving touchdown.
- Brian Casteel paces his squad with 491 receiving yards on 43 receptions with three touchdowns.
- Dalevon Campbell has 30 receptions (on 65 targets) for a total of 396 yards (36.0 yards per game) and one touchdown this year.
- Dom Peterson leads the team with 4.0 sacks, and also has 5.0 TFL and 14 tackles.
- Bentlee Sanders has been all over the field, leading the team in both tackles and interceptions. He has 33 tackles, 3.0 TFL, and five interceptions so far.
