UNLV at Hawaii

UNLV has had two weeks to prepare and finally gets to face a weak team. Hawaii has a losing record and is 48-73 ATS against teams that complete 58% of their passes or better, plus 3-12 ATS at home against opponents who allow 230-plus yards rushing per game. Hawaii has lost three of four and finds itself in the rare role of favorite. They were favored twice early in the season, losing straight up to Wyoming (31-7) along with a 39-33 win over New Mexico as 14-point chalk. And college football home favorites with an inexperienced QB as a starter are 50-100 ATS after being outgained by 125 or more total yards in their previous game. Back UNLV.