Nevada/Air Force makes for an interesting line.

[Justin3587]

O/U is 65.5

Both of these teams run the ball like there ain't no tomorrow. Combined, they rush for about 630 yards a game. 65.5 seems like a lot of points to score on two completely ground based teams. No matter how dynamic the rush game is, it definitely eats up the clock. Thoughts?

[greenhippo]

half hour ago I was about to tease the Over, but even then I got a little wary, that number does seem high. Teasing O in UNLV/SDS and getting Toledo at -.5 instead, feel pretty good about it.

[Vegas39]

Like the over Nevada has a decent passing game

[greenhippo]

Betting MWC, MAC and WAC is the way to go, lines for big conferences are too sharp.

[CarpeDime]

option teams are very tricky

yes they run a ton but their offenses are also very efficient which is why you do see so many scores in the 70s with option teams

i agree its an interesting game, I'm thinking Air F on the ML or even bought to -2 or so, total I'll be staying off of

[Popcorn Trick]

Don't know much about these teams, but in general never afraid to take the over with efficient running teams. One added bonus for instance, is when it is that late in the game, if they are ahead by a lot, they can more easily put points on the board.

[rm18]

the game is so much different than it used to be, last year Navy had multiple games with over 100 points scored

[MeatWad]

I definitely would avoid teasers in games like this. The score is highly variant, and 6-7 points isn't nearly as significant, relative to 6-7 points in a defensive NFL battle.

[TheBetBuysDanK]

i definitely would avoid teasers in games like this. The score is highly variant, and 6-7 points isn't nearly as significant, relative to 6-7 points in a defensive nfl battle.

this.