Much of this hinges on the status of Army QB Bryson Daily, who didn't play last week against Air Force. His ability to be an actual dual threat, keeping defenses honest against the pass, is a big factor in the Black Knights' attack. If he can't go, the Black Knights are a bit more methodical with the run game as Dewayne Coleman threw for just 48 yards last week against Air Force. As a result, Army scored a season-low 20 points in a victory. If Daily is out or limited, the number is way too high. You can wait for further clarification about his status but I'm banking on the fact that he may be rested one more week.