Toledo vs Washington State Prediction and Pick, Week 9

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Toledo vs Washington State Prediction

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When they enter this game, the Toledo Rockets have a record of 4-3 for the season. One of the most recent games that the Rockets participated in was against the Kent State Golden Flashes, and they emerged victorious with a score of 45-10. At the time that the final whistle blew, they had completed 72 plays, which resulted in 552 short yards. There were a total of forty times that the Toledo Rockets attempted to run the ball, and they gained 178 yards. This meant that they averaged 4.5 yards per attempt. In terms of the running game, the Rockets allowed a total of 65 yards on 26 attempts, which is equivalent to an average of 2.5 yards per rush that they allowed. There were 159 yards and 12 completions that Toledo allowed on 24 attempts, which resulted in a completion percentage of 50.0%.

Over the course of the season, the Rockets have accumulated a total of 3,193 yards. In terms of scoring touchdowns, Toledo has produced a total of 16 touchdowns through the passing game and 14 touchdowns through the running game. A total of seven times, they have thrown the ball away. A total of 165 first downs have been accumulated by Toledo, and the team has committed 55 penalties for a total of 491 yards. In terms of offense, they continue to maintain a running average of 200.7 yards, which places them in the 28th position in Division 1. When it comes to scoring points in the end zone, the Toledo Rockets are currently averaging 35.3 points per game during their current season.

When it comes to the number of points scored by their opponents, the Rockets are ranked seventh in Division I, allowing 14.3 points per game. During the course of the season, they are allowing teams to run for an average of 2.5 yards per running attempt and 83.7 yards on the ground per game. Over the course of seven games, they have allowed a total of 586 yards of running defense. In terms of passing yardage, the Rockets have provided 983 yards to their opponents, which places them in fifth place among all teams in the country. A completion percentage of 53.8% has been allowed by them, and they have allowed 140.4 yards per game to be gained through the passing game. In all, they are allowing 224.1 yards per game, which places them in third place according to the national rankings. By way of the ground game, they have scored seven touchdowns, while the passing game has resulted in six scores.

The Cougars have a record of 3-4 during the course of this season, which brings them into this contest. When they most last competed, the Cougars were defeated by the Virginia Cavaliers by a score of 22-20. This was the Cougars’ most recent bout of competition. A total of 318 yards were gained by the Cougars over the course of 62 plays, which equates to 5.1 yards per play. At the end of the game, Washington State finished with 135 yards on 35 carries due to the fact that they carried the ball for 3.9 yards per attempt. A total of 32 running attempts for 122 yards were allowed by Washington State, an average of 3.8 yards per rush. The passing defense of the Cougars allowed a completion percentage of 60.0%, allowing 179 yards to be thrown but only 15 out of 25 passes being completed.

The Washington State Cougars are currently ranked 122nd in Division I with a passing average of 313.7 yards per game. The offense of Washington State has accumulated 310 penalty yards on 42 violations, which places them 76th in Division I in terms of the amount of assistance they have provided to the opposing team. The rush has resulted in 651 yards for them thus far this season, and they have averaged 93.0 yards per game with the rush. They have been able to record 128 first downs, despite the fact that they have allowed their opponents to recover four fumbles and have thrown seven interceptions. The Cougars are now ranked 114th in the nation in terms of their ability to score points, with an average of 20.6 points scored per game compared to their opponents. With a total of 1,545 yards through the air and an average of 220.7 yards thrown per game, the Cougars are now ranked 77th in Division I. They have also accumulated a total of 1,545 yards through the air.

According to the national rankings, the Cougars are currently ranked 91st in the country because they allow 27.1 points per game. So far this season, Washington State has allowed a total of 1,060 yards rushing, which is equivalent to 151.4 yards per game, and has also allowed 12 touchdowns to be scored on the ground. They are now ranked 35th in the nation due to the fact that they have allowed 11 touchdowns through the process of passing and 190.1 yards per game. A total of 432 plays have been played by the Cougars defense, which places them in the 35th position in the nation. In the first four weeks of this year, they had a total of four fumbles and zero interceptions. They have given up a total of 190 points in total.

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