UNLV Rebels Set to Take on Air Force Falcons in Colorado: Rebels Open as Betting Favorites
In this upcoming basketball matchup, the UNLV Rebels will face off against the Air Force Falcons on the road in Colorado. UNLV recently defeated Fresno State but failed to
Game outlook
In this upcoming basketball matchup, the UNLV Rebels will face off against the Air Force Falcons on the road in Colorado. UNLV recently defeated Fresno State but failed to cover the spread, while Air Force suffered a loss to Boise State but managed to cover the spread. Historically, the Rebels have a strong record against the Falcons. UNLV opens as the betting favorite with a -8 point spread that has not changed.
Betting Odds
Moneyline: Runnin Rebels -363 | Falcons +275
Spread: Runnin Rebels -8 (-110) | Falcons +8 (-110)
Total: Over/Under 133 (-110)
Based on the moneyline, the implied probability that UNLV will win straight-up is 78%.
UNLV Runnin Rebels
UNLV secured their second consecutive victory by defeating Fresno State at home in their latest game. The Rebels are now 7-5 overall and have a 1-0 record in Mountain West play. They dominated early in the game, leading 7-1 and maintaining their lead throughout. UNLV showcased strong shooting with a 53.8% field goal percentage and a solid performance on the boards, winning the rebounding battle 39-27. Dedan Thomas Jr. led the team with 21 points and six assists in the win. The Rebels have an average scoring offense, averaging 72.8 points per game, and are slightly above average on defense, allowing 70.2 points per game. Four players are averaging in double figures for UNLV, including additional scoring options in Jaden Henley, Jailen Bedford, and Jeremiah Cherry. Coach Kevin Kruger has key contributors in multiple players, and the team is shooting 45.2% from the field this season. UNLV is also performing well from beyond the arc, shooting 36.9% on three-pointers and 73.9% from the free-throw line. Wth a power ranking of 174, UNLV is ranked 255 in offense and 157 in defense. They have a record of 7-5 and are performing well in various statistical categories on both ends of the floor.