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On Saturday at 5:00 PM ET, the UNLV Rebels (4-1) will visit the Nevada Wolf Pack (0-5).
The Rebels are solid favorites (-7.5) in their matchup versus the Wolf Pack, with the over/under at 53.5 points. (In terms of the moneyline, the Rebels are -304 and the Wolf Pack are +240.)
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Game Info for UNLV vs. Nevada
- Game Day: Saturday, October 14, 2023
- Game Time: 5:00 PM ET
- TV Channel: MW Network
- Location: Reno, Nevada
- Stadium: Mackay Stadium
| Favorite | Spread | Favorite Spread Odds | Underdog Spread Odds | Total | Over Total Odds | Under Total Odds | Favorite Moneyline | Underdog Moneyline |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UNLV | -7.5 | -109 | -111 | 53.5 | -109 | -111 | -304 | +240 |
UNLV Pick Insights
- UNLV has put together a perfect 4-0-0 record against the spread this season.
- UNLV is 1-0 against the spread so far this season when playing as at least 7.5-point favorites.
- The teams have hit the over in three of UNLV’s four games with a set total.
UNLV Stats & Insights
- UNLV is averaging 397.4 yards per game on offense (65th in the FBS), and rank 99th on the other side of the ball, yielding 399.2 yards allowed per game.
- UNLV has the 79th-ranked defense this year (26.8 points allowed per game), and has been more effective offensively, ranking 21st-best with 36 points per game.
- With 180.4 offensive passing yards per game (18th-worst) and 283.6 passing yards allowed per game on defense (12th-worst), UNLV has been playing poorly on both sides of the ball this year in the passing game.
- On the offensive side of the ball, UNLV has been a top-25 unit in terms of rushing yards, ranking 11th-best in the FBS by putting up 217 per game. The Rebels rank 37th on defense (115.6 rushing yards allowed per game).
- UNLV ranks 28th in third-down defense this season (33.3% third-down conversion rate allowed), but has been playing really well on offense, ranking eighth-best in the FBS with a 51.9% third-down percentage.
- With 11 forced turnovers (17th in the FBS) against five turnovers committed (16th in the FBS), UNLV’s +6 turnover margin is the ninth-best in college football.
UNLV’s Best Players
- Jayden Maiava has thrown for 701 yards (140.2 ypg) to lead UNLV, completing 57.4% of his passes and recording three touchdown passes compared to two interceptions this season. He’s also figured in the ground game with 115 rushing yards on 21 carries with one rushing touchdown.
- Jai’Den Thomas has racked up 273 yards on 51 carries while finding paydirt seven times.
- Vincent Davis has been handed the ball 35 times this year and racked up 256 yards (51.2 per game) with one touchdown.
- Ricky White has hauled in 23 catches for 319 yards (63.8 yards per game) to lead the team so far this season. .
- Jacob De Jesus has hauled in 18 receptions totaling 189 yards, finding the end zone two times as a receiver so far this campaign.
- Senika McKie has hauled in 10 receptions for 116 yards, an average of 23.2 yards per game.
- Jeffae Williams has collected 2.5 sacks to lead the team, while also recording five TFL, 18 tackles, and one interception.
- Jackson Woodard, UNLV’s leading tackler, has 32 tackles this year.
- Jaxen Turner has a team-high two interceptions to go along with 19 tackles and two passes defended.
Nevada Betting Insights
- Nevada has a 3-1-0 record against the spread this year.
- When it has played as at least 7.5-point underdogs this year, Nevada is 3-1 against the spread.
- One of Nevada’s four games with a set total has hit the over (25%).
Nevada Pick Insights
- This season has been hard for Nevada on both sides of the ball, as it is compiling only 292.4 total yards per game (fifth-worst) and ceding 511.2 total yards per game (worst).
- Nevada has been outplayed on both offense and defense this season, ranking third-worst in points (15.4 per game) and third-worst in points allowed (38.4 per game).
- In terms of passing, this season has been difficult for Nevada on both offense and defense, as it is posting just 186.6 passing yards per contest (20th-worst) and ceding 326.2 passing yards per game (second-worst).
- Nevada has been outplayed on both offense and defense in terms of rushing this season, ranking 17th-worst in rushing yards (105.8 per game) and 16th-worst in rushing yards surrendered (185 per game).
- Nevada has been struggling on third down, ranking 16th-worst with a 46.2% third-down conversion percentage allowed per game. It has been better on the other side of the ball, regstering a 36.2% third-down rate (95th-ranked).
- After forcing eight turnovers (58th in the FBS) and turning the ball over nine times (80th in the FBS) this season, Nevada has the 74th-ranked turnover margin of -1.
Nevada’s Best Players
- Brendon Lewis has thrown for 620 yards on 76-of-128 passing with zero touchdowns and four interceptions this season. He has chipped on the ground, as well, with 196 yards and two rushing touchdowns.
- Sean Dollars has run for 175 yards across 59 attempts, scoring two touchdowns.
- Jamaal Bell’s 247 receiving yards (49.4 yards per game) are a team high. He has 26 catches on 37 targets with one touchdown.
- Spencer Curtis has racked up 187 receiving yards (37.4 yards per game) and one touchdown on 16 receptions.
- Dalevon Campbell’s 20 targets have resulted in nine receptions for 112 yards.
- Ike Nnakenyi has racked up two sacks to lead the team, while also recording one TFL and four tackles.
- Emany Johnson has 31 tackles, two TFL, and two interceptions, and leads the team in both tackles and interceptions.
