Delaware at
Western Kentucky
Total 58.5
The script. The market has Delaware by 2.5 at a total of 58.5: Delaware 30.5, Western Kentucky 28 on paper. Close on paper: Glenn and Minicucci both throw, and the backs carry it on whichever side gets ahead.
How it plays. The total of 58.5 is ordinary for college. Conference play.
What changed. No injury report or depth chart for college yet; the names above are the last ones we saw carrying it.
Delaware is favored by 2.5 on the road against Western Kentucky, and the total is 58.5.
Our number vs the market
No lean here. Our number and the market are close enough that there is nothing to say, and we do not manufacture one.
The card
Nothing on the college card for this game yet.
Two registered rules, graded in public after each game: a player under when his line sits 50% or more above his last-10 average, and a total when our Sunday number sits 3 or more points off the opener. The kinds grade beside each pick counts the different kinds of evidence that agree: a rule, his history, the matchup, the script, the weather.
- QB Nick Minicucci 202 passing yards a game in 4 games, 283 last season
- RB Jo Silver 42 rushing yards a game in 5 games, 58 last season
- RB Kaderris Roberts 17 rushing yards a game in 5 games
- WR Sean Wilson 61 receiving yards a game in 5 games, 65 last season
- WR Da'Wain Lofton 54 receiving yards a game in 5 games
- WR Bryson Graves 29 receiving yards a game in 5 games
- QB Brock Glenn 105 passing yards a game in 5 games
- RB Ajay Allen 51 rushing yards a game in 6 games
- RB Le'Kamren Meadows 20 rushing yards a game in 6 games
- WR Jonathan Stafford Jr. 56 receiving yards a game in 6 games
- WR Cameron Flowers 26 receiving yards a game in 6 games, 18 last season
- WR Quincy Burroughs 23 receiving yards a game in 6 games, 11 last season
What they like to do. Delaware pass on early downs (4th) and play fast (13th).
Where they win and lose. They protect the football (11th).
What the Western Kentucky defense brings. They shut the pass down (23rd) and they cannot get a sack (17th-worst).
What works against them. Nothing on the ledger stands out.
Where the two meet. No strength meets a weakness here; it comes down to talent, and the power gap says who has it.
What they like to do. Western Kentucky throw it as much as anyone (19th).
Where they win and lose. Middle of the country on both sides of the ledger.
What the Delaware defense brings. A middle-of-the-country defense.
What works against them. Nothing on the ledger stands out.
Where the two meet. No strength meets a weakness here; it comes down to talent, and the power gap says who has it.