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FRESNO STATE OFFENSE VS. HAWAII DEFENSE

Bulldogs Offense Stats (Rank) Rainbow Warriors Defense
43.0 (12) Points/Gm 35.3 (114)
537.8 (11) Yards/Gm 430.0 (104)
402.5 (4) Pass Yards/Gm 271.3 (109)
135.3 (89) Rush Yards/Gm 158.8 (85)
9.8 (14) Yards/Pass 7.3 (82)
3.8 (83) Yards/Rush 4.7 (100)
41.8% (57) 3rd Down % 38.2% (75)
7 (122) Turnovers 6 (11)
7 (104) Sacks 6 (35)

HAWAII OFFENSE VS. FRESNO STATE DEFENSE

Hawaii Offense Stats (Rank) Fresno State Defense
24.8 (94) Points/Gm 19.5 (49)
416.3 (59) Yards/Gm 283.5 (28)
289.0 (26) Pass Yards/Gm 185.8 (43)
127.3 (100) Rush Yards/Gm 97.8 (33)
7.0 (86) Yards/Pass 6.5 (53)
3.8 (83) Yards/Rush 2.7 (21)
35.0% (97) 3rd Down % 27.9% (17)
9 (129) Turnovers 5 (24)
8 (115) Sacks 7 (25)

WHEN FRESNO STATE HAS THE BALL


  • The Bulldogs have committed the sixth-most turnovers in college football (7), and are playing the 11th-ranked Rainbow Warriors defense which has forced six.
  • Hawaii’s defense gives up 271.3 yards through the air per game (109th in the FBS). Fresno State’s 402.5 passing yards per game is fourth in college football.
  • The Bulldogs have the 12th-best offense in the FBS (43.0 points per game), and will be up against the 114th-ranked defense in college football (the Rainbow Warriors allow 35.3 ppg).
  • Fresno State has one of the best offenses in the FBS in yards per game (No. 11 at 537.8 YPG), and will be up against the 104th-ranked Hawaii defense (430.0 ypg allowed).

WHEN HAWAII HAS THE BALL


  • The Bulldogs have forced five turnovers (24th-most in the FBS), and the Rainbow Warriors have committed nine turnovers (-1-most in college football).
  • Hawaii has conceded the 13th-most sacks in college football (eight), and is up against the pass rush ranked 25th, Fresno State’s (seven).
  • The Rainbow Warriors are successful on 35.0% of their third-down plays (97th in college football). The Bulldogs’ defense gives up third-down conversions at a 27.9% clip (17th).
  • Hawaii has the 100th-ranked rushing offense in the FBS (127.3 yards per game). It faces Fresno State’s 33rd-ranked rushing defense, which allows 97.8 on the ground.

FRESNO STATE BETTING TRENDS AND INSIGHTS


  • Fresno State is 4-0-0 ATS this season.
  • The Bulldogs have been favored by 10 points or more two times this season, and covered the spread in both.
  • So far this season, two of Fresno State’s games have hit the over.
  • Fresno State and its opponents have combined to score more than 62.5 points two times this season (in four games).
  • The Bulldogs have been the moneyline favorite just one other time so far this season, a game they won.

HAWAII BETTING TRENDS AND INSIGHTS


  • Hawaii has covered once in three games with a spread this season.
  • The Rainbow Warriors have not covered the spread when an underdog by 10 points or more this year (in two opportunities).
  • So far this season, one of Hawaii’s games has hit the over.
  • Hawaii has combined with its opponent to score more than 62.5 points just once this season.
  • This season, the Rainbow Warriors have been listed as the underdog in three games and failed to win any of those contests.

FRESNO STATE PLAYERS TO WATCH


  • Jake Haener has passed for 1,009 yards while completing 73.6% of his throws (67-of-91), with eight touchdowns and zero interceptions (336.3 yards per game).
  • Ronnie Rivers has rushed for a team-high 162 yards on 41 carries (54.0 yards per game) and one touchdown. He also has 128 receiving yards on 10 catches (42.7 yards per game) and one touchdown.
  • So far this year Jordan Mims has run for 89 yards on 13 carries (29.7 ypg), with one rushing touchdown.
  • Joshua Kelly has 11 catches and paces his team with 253 receiving yards (84.3 ypg) while scoring two touchdowns.
  • Jalen Cropper has contributed with 206 yards on 15 catches and three touchdowns. He averages 68.7 receiving yards per game this year.
  • Keric Wheatfall has 148 receiving yards on nine receptions, with one touchdown, averaging 49.3 yards per game.

HAWAII PLAYERS TO WATCH


  • Chevan Cordeiro has thrown for 856 yards while completing 55% of his passes (66-of-120), with six touchdowns and five interceptions this year (285.3 yards per game). He’s also carried the ball 40 times for 125 yards, averaging 41.7 yards per game.
  • Dae Dae Hunter has 26 carries for a team-high 161 rushing yards (53.7 per game) and one touchdown. He also has 13 catches for 110 receiving yards (36.7 per game).
  • Nick Mardner has racked up 13 receptions for 242 yards, best on his team, and two touchdowns. He averages 80.7 receiving yards per game.
  • Calvin Turner Jr.’s stat line this year shows 17 catches for 238 yards and one touchdown. He averages 79.3 receiving yards per game.
  • This season Jared Smart is averaging 39.0 yards per game, with six catches for 117 yards and one touchdown.