Hawaii at Colorado State

After a bad start, Hawaii has shown plenty of life splitting the last two games. They come off of a 31-16 win over Nevada as a +6 dog. That followed a 16-14 loss at San Diego State as a +23 dog. Hawaii is on a 4-1 spread run with RBs Dedrick Parson (472 yards, 4.5 ypc) and Tylan Hines (258 yards, 7.0 ypc) playing well. They just rolled up 223 rushing yards in the win over Nevada and face a Colorado State defense that is #91 surrendering 400.5 total yards per game, including #97 in rush defense (169.5 yards per game allowed). Colorado State's offense is even worse, #129 in total yards, #128 in points (12.6 ppg), with their quarterbacks throwing more interceptions (7) than TDs (6). And the ground game is averaging 2.3 yards per rush. Colorado State was favored one other time this season and lost 34-17 to Middle Tennessee State as double-digit home chalk. And home teams like Colorado State that are averaging 4.5 or fewer yards per play are 19-49 ATS after gaining 275 or fewer total yards in two straight contests. Max Play, take Hawaii with the points.