These teams just played last season and Kansas won 49-36 in a shootout, so UNLV has revenge here and the public are hammering Kansas right now but we actually like the under here. Kansas only scored 17 points to Illinois, and UNLV scored 27 vs Houston, and those were the only relevant games each team has played. Jalon Daniels threw three interceptions on 32 passes last week vs Illinois, so he needs to not turn the ball over here and he will likely play better, but Kansas will likely run the ball and control time of possession, and defensively they only allowed 79 yards rushing for Illinois. UNLV only allowed 38 rushing yards to Houston, and we think this is a slower paced game as both offenses struggle to move the ball at times.