San Diego State Looks to Capitalize on Nevada's Struggling Defense in Mountain West Showdown
The game total is 47.5 points. Last season, SDSU defeated the Wolf Pack 23-7. Nevada has three players who are out due to injury, while the Aztecs have no injuries to report.
Game outlook
The game total is 47.5 points. Last season, SDSU defeated the Wolf Pack 23-7. Nevada has three players who are out due to injury, while the Aztecs have no injuries to report. The Nevada Wolf Pack and San Diego St. Aztecs will face off on Saturday at 6:00 p.m. PT in the Mountain West Conference.
Game Info
When: Saturday, 10/21/2023 @ 9:00pm EST
Where: Snapdragon Stadium Stadium Wolf Pack vs Aztecs Betting Odds Moneyline: Wolfpack +400 | Aztecs -550
Spread: Wolfpack +13.5 (-110) | Aztecs -13.5 (-110)
Total: Over/Under 47.5 (-110)
Based on the moneyline, the implied probability that San Diego St. will win straight-up is 85%.
Nevada Wolfpack
Last Saturday, Nevada was outmatched by UNLV with the Rebels storming out to a 28-7 lead they never looked back from. Despite the Wolf Pack putting up 27 points and 474 total yards, most of that offensive production was seen after UNLV had gotten far ahead. All of Nevada's defeats this season have been lopsided, outscored 206-80 among all of their games. Sophomore quarterback Brendon Lewis leads the Wolf Pack with 907 passing yards, two touchdowns and six interceptions, and also leads the team with 311 rush yards and three TDs. Junior RB Sean Dollars has 79 carries with a 3.1 yard averaging (241 yards). Four receivers have at least 175 receiving yards and senior Jamaal Bell leads them in receptions (26) and yards (247) Offensively, they score 17.3 points per game, rank 128th and average 322.7 total yards (116th) with 203.3 passing yards (100th) and 119.3 rushing yards (109th). Defensively, they surrender 39.5 points per game (132nd), 512.2 total yards (133rd) 314.7 passing yards (130th) and 197.5 rushing yards (124th). They have 12 sacks and three interceptions this season. Opposition converting 55.1% of third downs (132nd) and scoring 80.0% of red zone trips (51st). Power ranking of 129 and 0-6 (3-3 ATS) this season. The Nevada Wolf Pack have had a tough season, with all of their defeats being lopsided and a current power ranking of 129. Offensively, the team puts up 17.3 points per game, averaging 322.7 total yards and 203.3 passing yards. Defensively, they struggle giving up 39.5 points and 512.2 total yards per game, with an opposition success rate of over 55% on third downs and and 80.0% of red zone trips. Sophomore quarterback Brendon Lewis leads the team in passing and rushing yards, while senior Jamaal Bell is