Louisiana Ragin Cajuns vs Missouri Tigers Betting Prediction CFB Week 3

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Louisiana Ragin Cajuns vs Missouri Tigers Betting Prediction

This season, the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns enter this match with a record of one win and one loss. The most recent occasion on which they took to the field, the Ragin’ Cajuns faced off against the McNeese State Cowboys and emerged victorious with a score of 34-10. The Ragin’ Cajuns allowed an average of 1.8 yards per run lost, giving up a total of 47 yards on 26 attempts during the running game. Louisiana was able to make 19 out of 30 total attempts, which amounted to a total of 191 yards and a completion rate of 63.3 percent. They ended up running a total of 67 plays, which amounted to 401 yards after all was said and done. With an average of 7.0 yards gained per attempt, the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns rushed the rock forty-five times and accumulated a total of 315 yards.

The Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns are averaging a score of 23.0 points per game when it comes to putting the ball in the end zone. They have an average ground distance of 233.0 yards, which puts them in the 24th spot out of all the teams in the nation. This season, the Ragin’ Cajuns have accumulated a total of 640 yards. In terms of getting the ball in the end zone, Louisiana has accumulated one passing touchdown and four rushing touchdowns. The total number of first downs achieved by Louisiana is forty-one. In addition, they have been penalized twelve times, resulting in a total of ninety-nine yards. Two times, they have given up possession of the ball.

The Ragin’ Cajuns are giving up 236 yards in the air, placing them seventeenth in the country in that category. They have been giving up an average of 118.0 yards in the air each game, in addition to having a completion rate of 66.7 percent. They have conceded 244.5 yards per game over the course of the season, which places them 29th in the nation. They have conceded three touchdowns as a result of the running game. On average, opposing teams are gaining 3.1 yards on each rushing attempt and 126.5 yards on the ground over the course of the season. They have conceded a total of 253 running yards combined throughout the course of two games. With regard to team defense, the Ragin’ Cajuns occupy the thirty-seventh spot in Division I, conceding an average of 12.0 points per game.

The Tigers have a record of 2–0 for the season and are taking to the field this year with that record. The Tigers emerged victorious in their final game, defeating the Kansas Jayhawks with a final score of forty-two to thirty-one. The overall number of carries for Missouri was 47, and they averaged 5.6 yards per run, bringing their total to 261 yards. The Tigers ended the game with 595 yards after completing 86 plays, which averaged out to 6.9 yards per play. During the game, the Tigers’ passing defense gave up 223 yards on 18 out of 30 passing plays, resulting in a completion percentage of 60.0 percent. Missouri was able to stop nineteen running attempts for a total of twenty-eight yards, which is an average of 1.5 yards per rush.

The Tigers from Missouri have a ranking of fifth place in Division 1, thanks to their average of 577.5 yards per game. The Missouri offense has accumulated 140 penalty yards on 15 infractions, placing them in 30th place in college football for harming their own team. They have rushed for a total of 480 yards thus far and are averaging 240.0 rushing yards per game. They have earned a total of fifty-three first downs so far. With an average of 51.5 points scored per game, the Tigers now occupy the eleventh spot in Division 1 on the points table. The Tigers have a total of 675 passing yards for the season thus far, which is in addition to the 337.5 passing yards per game they average, placing them 12th in the nation in that category.

The Tigers are in 63rd place in Division 1, with a score of 18.5 points given up per game. This season, Missouri has rushed for a total of 182 yards (an average of 91.0 yards per game) and scored one touchdown on the ground. They are ranked 34th in college football because they have conceded 148.0 yards per game and three touchdowns that were passed. The Tigers’ defense has participated in 111 plays, which is the 22nd-highest total in the whole collegiate football league. They have achieved a total of three turnovers this season—one fumble recovery and two interceptions.

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