Just like the stock market it's best to buy low and sell high. This is a case of buying low with Nevada Reno. The Wolf Pack are at low ebb following a humiliating 54-3 home loss to Hawaii in their last game. That was two weeks ago. The Wolf Pack have been idle since. 
Nevada is itching for redemption. The Wolf Pack are 7-2 ATS following a bye.
San Jose State is a surprising 3-2. The Spartans don't bring many fans to their road games and Nevada is a tough place for visiting teams. Just ask Purdue, which had a healthy starting QB and superstar WR Rondale Moore when it fell to the Wolf Pack in Reno earlier this season. 
The Wolf Pack have changed starting QB's. It's time for the Malik Henry era. The heavily recruited prep superstar Henry will be making his first college start for Nevada after originally signing with Florida State. 
The Spartans remain vulnerable defensively ranking 107th in total defense. They have one of the worst run defenses in the nation. 
Nevada's record and statistics are skewed because of blowout losses to Hawaii and Oregon. The Wolf Pack should fare much better against San Jose State especially at home where they have covered eight of the last nine times when hosting the Spartans.