UTSA Roadrunners vs. Army Black Knights Betting Lines & Preview | NCAAFB Week 2

One of the top running backs in college football will be on display when Frank Harris and the UTSA Roadrunners (0-1) visit the Army Black Knights (0-1) on Saturday, September 10, 2022.

The Black Knights are underdogs, but by less than a field goal (+2.5), against the Roadrunners (with an over/under of 54.5 points).

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Game Info and Betting Lines for UTSA vs. Army

• Game Day: Saturday, September 10, 2022
• Game Time: 12:00 PM ET
• TV Channel: CBS Sports Network
• Location: West Point, New York
• Stadium: Michie Stadium

UTSA Betting Insights

• UTSA covered nine times in 14 games with a spread last season.
• When playing as at least 2.5-point favorites last season, UTSA had an ATS record of 5-4.
• UTSA games went over the point total eight out of 14 times last season.

UTSA Stats & Insights

• UTSA racked up 36.9 points per game last year, 14.6 more than Army surrendered per contest (22.3).
• UTSA was 8-4 against the spread and 11-1 overall in games when it scored over 22.3 points last year.
• Army had a 6-5 record against the spread and an 8-3 record overall in games when it gave up fewer than 36.9 points last season.
• UTSA racked up 110.1 more yards per game (439.0) than Army gave up per contest (328.9) last year.
• UTSA was 8-4 against the spread and 11-1 overall when the team totaled more than 328.9 yards last year.
• In games Army kept its opponents to fewer than 439.0 yards last season, it had a 6-5 record ATS and an 8-3 record overall.
• Last year UTSA racked up 183.6 rushing yards per game, 65.8 more than Army allowed per contest (117.8).
• Last season UTSA had a 7-2 ATS record and an 8-1 overall record in games the team ran for more than 117.8 yards.
• Last year, Army was 5-4 against the spread and 7-2 overall when holding opponents to fewer than 183.6 rushing yards.
• UTSA turned the ball over 13 times last season, three fewer than Army forced turnovers (16).

UTSA’s Best Players

• Harris put together an impressive passing stat line last year with 3,176 yards (226.9 yards per game), going 262-for-398 (65.8% completion percentage), 27 touchdowns and six interceptions. He was impressive in the running game as well, with 566 rushing yards on 109 carries, six rushing TDs, and averaging 40.4 yards per game.
• Sincere McCormick churned out 1,479 rushing yards (105.6 per game) and 15 touchdowns last year.
• Zakhari Franklin reeled in 81 catches for 1,027 yards (73.4 per game) while being targeted 123 times. He also scored 12 touchdowns.
• Joshua Cephus tacked on 803 yards on 71 grabs with six touchdowns. He was targeted 94 times, and averaged 57.4 receiving yards per game.
• De’Corian Clark reeled in 52 passes for 755 yards and seven touchdowns, putting up 53.9 yards per game last season.
• Clarence Hicks did his thing last season with an incredible stat line of 10.5 sacks, 13.0 TFL, 34 tackles, and one interception.
• Rashad Wisdom was a wrecking ball on the field, collecting 60 tackles and 2.0 TFL last year.
• Corey Mayfield Jr. collected two interceptions while adding 33 tackles, 2.0 TFL, one sack, and two passes defended last year.

Army Betting Insights

• Army went 6-7-0 ATS last year.
• Army covered the spread three times last year (3-1 ATS) when playing as at least 2.5-point underdogs.
• Army games went over the point total five out of 13 times last season.

Army Stats & Insights

• Last year Army racked up 8.2 more points per game (32.8) than UTSA surrendered (24.6).
• Army was 3-4 against the spread and 6-1 overall last season when the team put up over 24.6 points.
• UTSA had a 7-3 record against the spread and a 10-0 record overall in games when it allowed less than 32.8 points last year.
• Army racked up only 3.4 more yards per game (375.5) than UTSA gave up (372.1) per outing last year.
• When Army churned out more than 372.1 yards last season, the team was 2-4 against the spread and 5-1 overall.
• In games UTSA held its opponents to fewer than 375.5 yards last year, it had a 4-2 record ATS and a 6-0 record overall.
• Last year Army rushed for 166.5 more yards per game (280.6) than UTSA allowed per outing (114.1).
• When Army rushed for over 114.1 yards last season it had a 5-6 ATS record and a 7-4 overall record.
• When UTSA held its opponents to fewer than 280.6 yards on the ground last year, it was 9-4 against the spread and 12-1 overall.
• Last season Army had eight turnovers, 18 fewer than UTSA had takeaways (26).

Army’s Best Players

• Danny Joiner rushed for 0 yards last season.
• Last year Simeon Evans racked up zero sacks, 33 tackles, 2.0 TFL, one sack, and two passes defended.