MTSU Blue Raiders vs Nevada Wolf Pack Betting Prediction CFB Week 3

MTSU Blue Raiders vs Nevada Wolf Pack Betting Prediction CFB Week 3. Place a bet on this college football game with 100% crypto.

MTSU Blue Raiders vs Nevada Wolf Pack Betting Prediction

This season, the MTSU Blue Raiders had a record of 0–2 going into this match. The Blue Raiders’ most recent game was against the Wisconsin Badgers, who ended up winning with a score of forty-two to ten. The Blue Raiders were responsible for conceding 153 yards in the running game, which occurred over the course of 31 attempts; this results in an average of 4.9 yards ceded per run. MTSU allowed 23 completions on 27 attempts for 283 yards, with a completion rate of 85.2 percent. They ended up gaining 241 yards over a total of sixty plays at the conclusion of the game. The average yardage gained per carry for the MTSU Blue Raiders was 1.2 yards, as they rushed the ball 28 times for a total of 33 yards.

The MTSU Blue Raiders have an average of 12.0 points per game when you include the number of times the team has been able to get the ball into the end zone. They are ranked 136th in the country for their running offense, which averages 38.5 yards per play. This campaign has seen the Blue Raiders accumulate a total of 394 yards thus far. Middle Tennessee State University has secured three touchdowns by passing the ball into the end zone. On offense, MTSU has accumulated a total of 27 first downs. In addition, they have suffered eight penalties that resulted in a loss of 75 yards. They have given up possession of the ball once.

The Blue Raiders are currently conceding 476 passing yards, placing them in the 95th position in college football. They are allowing a completion percentage of 68.5 percent while also giving up 238.0 yards through the air per trip. They have given up a total of 389.5 yards per game, which places them in the 101st position in the nation. They have also allowed five touchdowns to be scored on the ground in addition to five touchdowns that were scored through the air. This season, teams have been able to run the ball on the ground for an average of 3.9 yards per rush and 151.5 rushing yards per game. They have conceded a total of 303 running yards over the course of two games this year. The Blue Raiders’ collective defense is ranked 124th in the nation. They are giving up an average of 38.0 points per game.

This year, the Wolf Pack had a record of 1-1 going into the match. The Wolf Pack were victorious with a final score of 20–17 over the Sacramento State Hornets in their most recent match. The Wolf Pack ran 69 plays with an average of 6.0 yards per play, coming to a total of 413 yards for the game. During the game, Nevada ran the ball 48 times for a total of 269 yards, which comes out to an average of 5.6 yards per attempt. For 146 yards, which averages out to 3.6 yards per run, Nevada gave up 41 tries to run the ball. With 14 completions out of 19 attempts and 225 yards conceded, the Wolf Pack pass defense had a completion rate of 73.7 percent.

The Nevada Wolf Pack, with an average of 308.0 yards per game, currently hold the 111th spot in the nation. The Nevada offense has accumulated 76 penalty yards as a result of 10 violations, which places them 91st in the nation in terms of contributing to the opposing team. They have ran for a total of 347 yards and have maintained an average of 173.5 rushing yards per game. They have been able to earn 36 first downs, but they have also thrown three interceptions and allowed their opponents to recover two fumbles. With an average of 15.5 points scored per game, the Wolf Pack ranks 119th out of all the teams in Division 1 in terms of their ability to score points. The Wolf Pack’s passing offense has reached a total of 269 yards in the air thus far this season, with an average of 134.5 passing yards per game. These numbers have left them at the 121st place in the college football rankings.

The Wolf Pack currently holds the 113th ranking in college football due to the fact that they are giving up an average of 31.5 points per game. Nevada has conceded a total of 281 rushing yards (an average of 140.5 rushing yards per game) as well as five rushing touchdowns this season. Their ranking of 117th in college football is the result of their defense against the pass, which has allowed an average of 264.0 yards per game and two touchdowns. With 131 plays, the defense of the Wolf Pack is ranked 76th in the country. They have yet to commit a single fumble and have only thrown one interception so far this year.

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