Wolf Pack vs. Trojans Odds & Betting Predictions - August 31, 2024

.tsa hot non con overs Overall: 124-62-3,67% (ROI:28%) Season:0-0-0, 0% (ROI: 0%)

Follow On X: https://x.com/PicksOffice Closing out with a 2-10 record, Nevada Wolf Pack seasons were heavy with strains on both sides of the round, and offensively, it was clear that Nevada was unable to make the chains move on a consistent basis during the game, with an average of exactly 124.8 yards per game during the season—sitting in 100th place among all college football teams. It was this deficiency in a potent ground game that contributed to their woes overall offensively, because the Wolf Pack were able to score just 17.3 points per game—a number that ranked as one of the worst in the entire nation. The opportunity for a high-scoring affair against a defense like Troy's will be hard to come by. Troy featured a great defense last season. They allowed only 17.1 PPG, putting them 10th in the nation scoring-wise. They were particularly strong against the pass, allowing just 201.5 YPG and only 13 touchdowns all season long. When it came to hunting takeaways, they had 13 forced fumbles and 10 interceptions. Again, the Troy defense was running 907 plays, which put them in 106th place in the nation. Somehow, they were able to limit the opponents' offense to a minimum score. To make the point, it shows that Nevada's offense in a mess, and they will have trouble getting to the touchdown area. Moreover, Nevada's defensive woes also play into the under narrative. Conceding an average of 442.8 yards per game, they were the worst team in the conference. However, with such a poor defense, they could score just 17.3 points per game offensively, signaling a great likelihood of another low-scoring affair, especially against a very strong Troy defense. Once again, with the addition of Nevada's inability to create positive offensive plays and Troy's usual solid defensive effort, this game could really be a defensive battle where points are hard to come by.