Iowa State Cyclones vs Cincinnati Bearcats Prediction Week 6 CFB

Iowa State Cyclones vs Cincinnati Bearcats Prediction Week 6 CFB. Place a bet on this college football game with 100% crypto.

Iowa State Cyclones vs Cincinnati Bearcats Betting Prediction

As of the beginning of this clash, the Iowa State Cyclones have a perfect record for the current season, which is 5-0. Over the course of their most recent contest, the Cyclones faced off against the Arizona Wildcats and emerged victorious with a final score of 39-14. In the end, the Iowa State Cyclones ran the ball 47 times, which resulted in a total of 111 yards. This equated to an average of 2.4 yards per attempt, which was a very impressive performance. At the time that the final whistle blew, they had a total of 399 yards after 69 plays had been completed. There were 32 completions on 48 attempts for a total of 253 yards, and Iowa State had a completion percentage of 66.7% throughout the game. During the running game, the Cyclones allowed 107 yards to be gained on 24 attempts, which is equivalent to 4.5 yards for every run that was given up.

This year, the Cyclones have accumulated a total of 1,931 yards in yards gained. In terms of touchdowns scored, Iowa State has accumulated seven touchdowns in the passing game and twelve touchdowns through the running game. A total of five times, they have flipped the football over. One hundred first downs have been accumulated by Iowa State, while the team has committed thirteen penalties for 113 yards. They have a team average of 151.0 yards on the ground, which places them 79th in the nation in terms of total yards gained. To put it another way, the Iowa State Cyclones are scoring an average of 31.6 points per game when it comes to getting the ball into the end zone.

Considering that they allow 14.2 points per game to their opponents, the Cyclones are currently ranked 18th in Division I. During the course of the season, they have allowed 118.2 running yards per game and 3.9 yards per tote, respectively. As of the current year, they have allowed 591 yards of running across the course of five games. When it comes to passing yardage, the Cyclones are currently ranked 67th in Division 1 due to the fact that they are allowing 957 yards to be passed. In addition to allowing a completion percentage of 61.0%, they have allowed the passing game to result in the loss of 191.4 yards per game. Throughout the course of the season, they have allowed 309.6 yards per game, which places them in the 36th position in college football. In the passing game, they have allowed five touchdowns, while in the ground game, they have allowed three scores.

As they take the field, the Bearcats have a record of 3-1 for the current season. When the Bearcats participated in their most recent game on the football field, they defeated the Kansas Jayhawks by a score of 37-34. This victory allowed them to walk away with the victory. During the course of the game, the Bearcats ran 81 plays and accumulated a total of 603 yards, which is equivalent to 7.4 yards per play. At the end of the day, Cincinnati finished with 215 yards on 37 attempts, averaging 5.8 yards per attempt. The Cincinnati Bengals gave up 27 tries to run for 152 yards, which is equivalent to 5.6 yards per carry. A completion rate of 67.9% was allowed by the Bearcats’ passing defense, which resulted in the delivery of 445 yards on 19 out of 28 passes via the air.

With a game average of 479.5 yards, the Cincinnati Bearcats are currently ranked seventeenth in the nation in terms of passing yards. With 205 yards of penalties on 24 violations, the Cincinnati offense has accumulated a total of 205 yards of penalties, which places them 92nd in Division 1 in terms of assisting out the opposition. Their ground attack has allowed them to maintain an average of 191.5 yards per game, and they have run for a total of 766 yards for the season. There has been one interception thrown by them, and they have allowed their opponents to recover two fumbles. Additionally, they have accumulated 90 first downs. When it comes to the amount of points they score, the Bearcats are currently ranked sixteenth in the nation, averaging 39.5 points a game. As of right now, the Bearcats have accumulated 1,152 passing yards throughout the course of this season. Additionally, they have maintained an average of 288.0 passing yards per game, which places them in the Twenty-first Division.

In the course of the season, Cincinnati has allowed a total of 428 yards through the ground game (107.0 yards per game), and they have also allowed one touchdown through the rush. In college football, they are ranked 105th because they have allowed 7 touchdowns to be scored through the passing game and 249.0 yards per game. They have allowed a total of 74 points to be scored against them throughout the course of the season. As of the end of the year, they have recovered two fumbles but have not picked up any passes. The Bearcats defense has participated in 255 plays, which places them 27th in Division 1 in terms of total plays. The Bearcats are giving up 18.5 points per game, which places them in the 36th spot in Division I.

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