The Aggies are not a great offensive team, but they did score 40 points in their last game and Jacksonville State has allowed 28.7 ppg on the year. The Gamecocks run a fast-paced offense, which has paid off late as they have averaged 50.3 ppg in their last three games. That offense will go up against a defense that is 126th in total yards allowed, while allowing 39.8 ppg in their last four games. The key here is Jacksonville State's 23rd ranked rushing offense against New Mexico State's 128th-ranked run defense. Once the Gamecocks get their ground game going, they will score easily with their passing game. Both teams will score their fair share of points.