Nevada at 
UCLA
Total 48.5
The script. The market has UCLA by 23.5 at a total of 48.5: UCLA 36, Nevada 12.5 on paper. UCLA ahead means Knight carries it late; Nevada chasing means Bianco throws, and Givens and Cheers get the volume.
How it plays. The total of 48.5 is ordinary for college.
What changed. No injury report or depth chart for college yet; the names above are the last ones we saw carrying it.
UCLA is favored by 23.5 at home against Nevada, and the total is 48.5.
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.
Nevada- QB AJ Bianco 58 passing yards a game in 2 games, 32 last season
- RB Dominic Kelley 86 rushing yards a game in 4 games, 8 last season
- RB Herschel Turner 58 rushing yards a game in 4 games, 36 last season
- WR Gary Givens III 41 receiving yards a game in 4 games
- WR Donnie Cheers 30 receiving yards a game in 4 games
- WR Damien Moun 37 receiving yards a game in 3 games
UCLA- QB Nico Iamaleava 196 passing yards a game in 5 games, 153 last season
- RB Wayne Knight 110 rushing yards a game in 5 games
- RB Anthony Woods 62 rushing yards a game in 5 games, 26 last season
- WR Semaj Morgan 46 receiving yards a game in 5 games
- WR Brian Rowe Jr. 37 receiving yards a game in 5 games
- WR Aidan Mizell 48 receiving yards a game in 3 games
Nevada with the ballWhat they like to do. Nevada play slow (6th-slowest).
Where they win and lose. They throw interceptions (worst), cannot throw it (2nd-worst) and cannot move the ball (12th-worst).
What the UCLA defense brings. They cannot get a sack (3rd-worst), never take it away (8th-worst) and give up the run (18th-worst).
What works against them. Make them throw: they give it away (worst). Make them throw it (2nd-worst). Make them drive the length of the field (12th-worst).
Where the two meet. No strength meets a weakness here; it comes down to talent, and the power gap says who has it.
UCLA with the ballWhat they like to do. UCLA play slow (11th-slowest).
Where they win and lose. They break explosive runs (17th) and run it well (25th) and they never hit a deep one (3rd-worst).
What the Nevada defense brings. They give up the deep ball (25th-worst).
What works against them. Keep it in front: they do not hit deep shots (3rd-worst).
Where the two meet. No strength meets a weakness here; it comes down to talent, and the power gap says who has it.
Player trends that apply to this game
Wayne KnightRB has 10 of his last 10 games at home with 50+ rushing yards.The second number is the point. Everyone posts the first one. Game logs through last season; this season joins the file as it is played.
Nevada 20 at UCLA 58UCLA covered, UCLA -20.5