Nevada at Fresno State

Nevada has bounced back from some blowout losses and won its last two games against New Mexico and San Diego State to become bowl eligible. The defense particularly has come through allowing only 23 points in those two games, including holding the Aztecs to 2.9 yards per carry. Carson Strong completed 19-of-26 for 147 yards and a touchdown for the Wolf Pack, who are coming off a bye week. Strong is playing much better than earlier in the season and the win over San Diego State was Nevada's first-ever road victory against a ranked team. Fresno State is laying a lot of points for a team that is only #72 in the country in total offense yards and the Bulldogs are #87 in yards allowed while giving up 30.9 points per game. Fresno State lost 17-7 to San Diego State last week with only 206 total yards and Jorge Reyna threw three interceptions and now has nine picks on the season compared to 11 touchdown passes and the Bulldogs are thin at running back due to injuries. The road team is 7-1 ATS the last eight meetings and the Wolf Pack is 7-3 ATS its last 10 November games. Fresno State is 2-6-1 ATS its last nine games overall and 1-5 ATS its last six November games. Play Nevada.