Nevada at San Jose State

Nevada routed the Spartans 59-14 last season and this year could be similar as the Wolf Pack brings a three-game winning streak into this matchup. San Jose State has a 1-9 record and lost 62-24 at Utah State last week. The Spartans allow 38.7 points per game and are #123 in the country defensively, allowing 496.5 yards per game. The Wolf Pack is #41 in yards of offense (439.1 per game) and are averaging 33.8 points. Nevada quarterback Ty Gangi completed 28-of-35 passes for 404 yards with four touchdowns and no interceptions in his team's 49-10 blowout of Colorado State and the Wolf Pack outyarded the Rams 639-260, including 235 rushing yards on 6.7 yards per carry.  Nevada scored the first 49 points of the game and it gave the Wolf Pack Bowl-eligibility and an outside shot at winning the Mountain West's West Division title, which gives the Wolf Pack plenty of motivation to not let down against the lowly Spartans. Nevada has covered the spread in four games in a row and it is 10-3-1 ATS its last 14 November games. San Jose State is 3-7-1 ATS its last 11 games when following an ATS loss and the Wolf Pack has covered the number in four of the last five meetings. Lay the points with Nevada.