Hawaii vs UNLV Prediction and Pick, Week 13, College Football Picks

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Hawaii vs UNLV Prediction – College Football Picks

Now we have the Hawaii vs UNLV Prediction for both teams.

Hawaii, who currently holds a record of 7–3, 4–2 in the Mountain West Conference, will be traveling to Las Vegas to compete against UNLV, which currently holds a record of 8–2, 4–2 in the MWC. The conflict is scheduled to take place on Friday evening. The Rainbow Warriors have won four of their last five games, including a victory at home against San Diego State by a score of 38–6 and victories away from home against Colorado State and Air Force. The Rainbow Warriors have also won two of their games away from home. On the heels of a triumph over Utah State at home, UNLV emerged victorious with a score of 29–26 at the conclusion of double overtime. This is the sixth time in the last seven games that UNLV has won.

Micah Alejado is the quarterback for Hawaii. He has completed almost 66% of his throws via the air while also throwing for 2,380 yards, 18 touchdowns, and seven interceptions. In addition, Alejado has taken seven interceptions while throwing. A total of 731 receiving yards and ten touchdowns have been accumulated by Jackson Harris, and Pofele Ashlock has contributed 633 receiving yards and six touchdowns to his cumulative total. When it comes to the attacking unit, the passing game is very good. The majority of Hawaii’s offensive strategy is centered on tossing the ball, despite the fact that the team’s running backs, Landon Sims and Cam Barfield, have accumulated more than 700 yards on the ground and six touchdowns between them.

On the Rainbow Warriors, Peter Manuma has the most tackles with 54, while Jackie Johnson III has the most sacks with seven. Together, these two players give Hawaii a veteran pass rusher in the front line. In addition, both players are on the defensive side of the ball with the ball. As an additional point of interest, the secondary has been very active, as seen by the fact that Kilinahe Mendiola-Jensen has registered two interceptions. In each of the five games that Hawaii has played up until this point, the team has emerged victorious with a high number of points scored. They have outscored both Air Force and Utah State, while they have kept San Diego State to a score of six points. Colorado State has been held to a score of nineteen points.

The quarterback for the UNLV offense, Anthony Colandrea, had a passing percentage of 69.0%, a total of 2,251 passing yards, 17 touchdowns, and five interceptions. He also had a total of 17 touchdown passes. The potent ground assault that the Rebels have, which helps them overcome this offensive strength, is centered on Jai’Den Thomas, who has 780 running yards and eight touchdowns on 7.6 yards per carry. Thomas is the focal focus of the Rebels’ ground attack. Jaden Bradley is the leading receiver with 650 yards, while Daejon Reynolds and Troy Omeire have combined for nearly 600 yards and six touchdowns. Jaden Bradley is also the leading receiver. It is also true that Jaden Bradley leads the team in receiving yards.

Marsel McDuffie, from the linebacker position, leads the UNLV defense with 70 tackles, and Tunmise Adeleye, from the edge rusher position, has 4.0 sacks. On the defensive side of the ball, both players are currently positioned. Due to the fact that he has been responsible for four interceptions and more than one hundred return yards, Aamaris Brown, who is a defensive back, is an important defender in coverage. Recent triumphs for the Rebels include victories over Utah State and Colorado State, in which they kept their opponents to a score of 28 and 10 points, respectively. Both of these victories were achieved by the Rebels. On the other hand, the Rebels have also let high totals to be scored against them by New Mexico and Boise State previously in conference play.

In spite of the fact that Hawaii possesses a potent passing assault, UNLV is able to counter it with a more balanced offensive and the benefit of playing at home, given that it has been very difficult to defeat in recent times. The Rebels have demonstrated that they have a significant advantage on the ground thanks to the presence of Thomas and a defense that has been able to generate significant turnovers behind Brown and McDuffie. There is a consensus among experts that the UNLV Rebels will prevail and cover the point spread with a score of 38–27.

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