Agree with Vanderbilt.
Wyoming +8
This line keeps going up, and I don't get it. SJ St does not run the ball well at all. Wyoming has a rushing advantage, turnover advantage, and the defenses are about even. The Cowboys average over 200 yds per game rushing, and the SJ St defense doesn't do a good job at stopping it. They give up 185/gm and an average of 4.3 per attempt. The defensive weakness for Wyoming is the rush, something SJ St doesn't do all that well. They average 115/gm and 3.5 per carry, ranking 105th in the country. This one sided attack should help a Cowboy defense that has been a bit porous at times.
San Jose St has a 2 pt power rating edge, yet the line is 8.
We have a Wyoming team getting over a TD, a net rushing advantage, turnover edge, and no real defensive advantage to the favorite. They also are getting big line value according to the power rating. Wyoming 15-4 in their last 19 as dogs as well.
Thats a lot of points to give up for a team that can't really run the ball and has a mediocre defense.
Wyoming +8
This line keeps going up, and I don't get it. SJ St does not run the ball well at all. Wyoming has a rushing advantage, turnover advantage, and the defenses are about even. The Cowboys average over 200 yds per game rushing, and the SJ St defense doesn't do a good job at stopping it. They give up 185/gm and an average of 4.3 per attempt. The defensive weakness for Wyoming is the rush, something SJ St doesn't do all that well. They average 115/gm and 3.5 per carry, ranking 105th in the country. This one sided attack should help a Cowboy defense that has been a bit porous at times.
San Jose St has a 2 pt power rating edge, yet the line is 8.
We have a Wyoming team getting over a TD, a net rushing advantage, turnover edge, and no real defensive advantage to the favorite. They also are getting big line value according to the power rating. Wyoming 15-4 in their last 19 as dogs as well.
Thats a lot of points to give up for a team that can't really run the ball and has a mediocre defense.