This is a large total, but not large enough for the game to go Under. Air Force beat Nevada, 45-42, last season. I can see a combined 80 plus points again in this season's matchup.

The Wolf Pack's passing attack can do damage against an Air Force secondary giving up more than 290 yards through the air. Sparked by quarterback Ty Gangi, the Wolf Pack are averaging 40.8 points per game. Air Force lacks the pass rushers to slow down Gangi.

Air Force, though, is going to be able to run on Nevada. The Falcons rank sixth in the nation in rushing. The Wolf Pack are used to going against throwing teams. The over has cashed in 25 of Air Force's last 37 games.