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AAA's EARLY Saturday New Mexico Bowl TOTAL BLOWOUT - +$19K NCAAF RUN!
(NCAAF) Arizona vs. New Mexico,
Total: 65.00 | -107.00 Over
Result: Loss
Total: 65.00 | -107.00 Over
Result: Loss
This is an 8* TOTAL BLOWOUT on the UNDER between Arizona and New Mexico.
Arizona backed its way into this bowl, the Wildcats would lose four of their final five games to fall to 6-6 on the season. Arizona has struggled with consistency all season, but that mostly can be blamed on some untimely injuries to some key players, including LB Scooby Wright, RB Nick Wilson and QB Anu Solomon. Arizona though has a big opportunity to finish the year at 7-6 with the return of Solomon and Wright to this bowl game. The Lobos won't be rolling over in their own backyard obviously, they'll have to contend with the talented Solomon, but the best defense in this case is a good offense. New Mexico will need to control the tempo of this one when on offense and that leads directly into its strength as the Lobos are ninth-best in the country by averaging 247 yards per game on the ground. The best way to slow down Solomon is to not let the talented pivot have much time on the field. New Mexico's passing game has been inconsistent this year, so there's no question that the Lobos will be concentrating on running the ball throughout this one. Also note that from an Over/Under trend based stand point, they simply don't get much stronger than this as Arizona has seen the total go UNDER the number in nine of its last 17 away from friendly confines, while New Mexico has seen the total stay below the posted number in six of seven as an underdog this season. Play on the UNDER.
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Arizona backed its way into this bowl, the Wildcats would lose four of their final five games to fall to 6-6 on the season. Arizona has struggled with consistency all season, but that mostly can be blamed on some untimely injuries to some key players, including LB Scooby Wright, RB Nick Wilson and QB Anu Solomon. Arizona though has a big opportunity to finish the year at 7-6 with the return of Solomon and Wright to this bowl game. The Lobos won't be rolling over in their own backyard obviously, they'll have to contend with the talented Solomon, but the best defense in this case is a good offense. New Mexico will need to control the tempo of this one when on offense and that leads directly into its strength as the Lobos are ninth-best in the country by averaging 247 yards per game on the ground. The best way to slow down Solomon is to not let the talented pivot have much time on the field. New Mexico's passing game has been inconsistent this year, so there's no question that the Lobos will be concentrating on running the ball throughout this one. Also note that from an Over/Under trend based stand point, they simply don't get much stronger than this as Arizona has seen the total go UNDER the number in nine of its last 17 away from friendly confines, while New Mexico has seen the total stay below the posted number in six of seven as an underdog this season. Play on the UNDER.
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