Boise State vs Nevada Prediction 11-9-24 College Football Picks | Sports Chat Place – A place for sports chat

The Nevada Wolf Pack and Boise State Broncos meet Saturday in college football action from Albertsons Stadium. Here is a prediction for Boise State vs. Nevada. We’ll take a look at this from a betting perspective and determine the best Boise State vs. Nevada picks.

Nevada Wolf Pack betting preview

The Wolfpack managed to win just one of their first four games this year, defeating Troy with losses to SMU, Minnesota and Georgia Southern. The next five games were a 2-3 streak with losses to San Jose State, Fresno State and Hawaii interspersed with wins over Eastern Washington and Oregon State.

Against Colorado State last Saturday, the Wolfpack allowed double-digit points in three of four quarters in an eventual 38-21 loss. QB Brendon Lewis threw for 252 yards and a score while leading the offense with 14 carries for 109 yards and two more TDs.

Boise State Broncos betting preview

On the Boise State side, they lost just one of their first seven games, a 37-34 affair against Oregon. Otherwise, there were wins over Georgia Southern, Portland State, Washington State, Utah State, Hawaii and UNLV in that span.

Back on Friday against San Diego State, Boise State didn’t have much trouble. The Broncos jumped out to a 35-10 halftime lead and cruised to a 56-24 victory. QB Maddux Madsen finished with 307 yards and four passing scores, while Ashton Jeanty led the charge with 31 carries for 149 yards and two TDs of his own.

Boise State vs Nevada Prediction

I’ll stick with Boise State. The Broncos made short work of a superior San Diego State team last week, posting 541 yards (322 passing), 6.8 yards per play and a whopping 34 first downs. Boise State gave up 256 yards (155 passing) on ​​the other end, along with 12 first downs and 2-of-14 on third down conversions. It was a dominant overall effort.

As for Nevada, they did a pretty good job on offense on Saturday, save for two fumbles and going 3-of-11 on third down conversions. The Wolfpack have already given up a total of 72 points in their last two games, and that trend likely won’t stop there.