New Mexico State vs Western Kentucky Prediction and Pick, Week 10

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New Mexico State vs Western Kentucky Prediction

Now we have the New Mexico State vs Western Kentucky Prediction for both teams.

Currently, the New Mexico State Aggies have a record of 3-4 for the current season, which brings them into this matchup. During the most recent time that the Aggies were on the field, they faced up against the Missouri State Bears and were ultimately defeated by a score of 24-17. The football was carried by the New Mexico State Aggies 25 times, and they gained 82 yards. This equates to an average of 3.3 yards per carry for the team. The total number of plays they ran during the game was 59, which resulted in 289 yards. The New Mexico State football team failed to complete 28 passes out of 44 attempts, resulting in a total of 283 yards and a completion rate of 63.6%. When it came to stopping the run, the Aggies gave up 126 yards on 32 tries, which is equivalent to an average of 3.9 yards for each passing yardage that was given up.

As of the current season, the Aggies have accumulated a total of 2,236 yards. In terms of scoring, New Mexico State has accumulated a total of 10 touchdowns through the passing game and 5 touchdowns through the running game. A total of thirteen times, they have flipped the football over. The offensive unit of New Mexico State has accumulated 130 first downs, while they have been penalized 47 times for a total of 449 yards with penalties. They rank 136th in the nation in terms of the average number of yards gained on the ground, which is 68.7 yards. The New Mexico State Aggies are now averaging 22.1 points per game, which is a noteworthy accomplishment when it comes to getting into the end zone.

When it comes to yards via the air, the Aggies have allowed 1,692 yards, which places them in the 69th position in the nation. The average number of yards they have given up through the air is 241.7, and they have allowed a completion rate of 66.1%. For the entire season, they are allowing 385.0 yards per game, which has them in the 90th position in the nation. They have given up a total of 12 touchdowns through the passing game in addition to six touchdowns caused by pounding the rock. Over the course of the season, they have allowed 3.8 yards per run and 143.3 yards per game with the running attack. Across seven games, they have allowed a total of 1,003 yards to be gained with the run game. Due to the fact that they allow 24.0 points per game, the Aggies are placed 65th in Division 1 in terms of the scoring of their opponents.

With a record of 6-2 thus far this season, the Hilltoppers entered this matchup. When the Hilltoppers last competed on the field, they defeated the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs by a score of 28-27. This result allowed them to walk away with the victory. With 38 attempts, Western Kentucky was able to run the ball for a total of 113 yards, with an average of 3.0 yards per carry. In the end, the Hilltoppers finished with 340 yards, and they accomplished this by running 72 plays, which averaged 4.7 yards per play. The Hilltoppers’ passing defense allowed a completion rate of 67.4%, allowing 340 yards to be thrown but only allowing 31 completions out of 46 attempts. Western Kentucky allowed 37 tries to run for 109 yards, with each carry resulting in 2.9 yards gained.

With an average of 407.3 yards per game, the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers are currently ranked 56th in Division 1 based on their performance. The offense of Western Kentucky has racked up 557 yards of penalties on 53 violations, which places them in the 38th position in college football in terms of the amount of damage they have caused to their team. Throughout the course of the season, they have accumulated 969 yards on the ground and have a running average of 121.1 yards per game with the ball. They have scored 172 first downs, but they have also lost five fumbles and six picks. Additionally, they have given up five fumbles. With a scoring average of 29.5 points per game, the Hilltoppers are currently ranked 62nd in Division I in terms of their scoring ability. The Hilltoppers have thrown for a total of 2,289 yards through the air so far in this season. Additionally, they have maintained an average of 286.1 yards through the air per game, which places them in 19th place in the nation.

In the course of the season, Western Kentucky has allowed a total of 1,533 yards rushing, with an average of 191.6 yards per game, and has also allowed 11 touchdowns to be scored by running backs. They are currently ranked 64th in the nation due to the fact that they have allowed 6 touchdowns passed via the air and 217.3 yards per game. In the grand scheme of things, they have given up 189 points. Over the course of the season, their defense has racked up three fumbles and six interceptions. A total of 567 plays have been played by the Hilltoppers defense, which places them 116th in the college football rankings. On average, the Hilltoppers allow 23.6 points per game, which places them in the 60th spot in the nation.

✅ Our CFB Week 10 Pick: NEW MEXICO STATE ML

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