The Nevada Wolfpack are 5-0 SU (4-1 ATS), and with only three games to go there's no way they'll come in anything but 100% motivated for this matchup with the Rainbow Warriors.

Hawaii is 2-3 SU and ATS and it has been inconsistent when on the ball, averaging only 24.4 points per game. Quarterback Chevan Cordeiro has thrown for 1,211 yards (second in the Mountain West) but his eight touchdowns vs. four interceptions ratio is not quite as impressive. This will be a tough matchup against a Nevada team that ranks second in the Mountain West in total defense.

The Wolfpack's offense is humming, particularly their passing game. Quarterback Carson Strong has averaged 361 passing yards per game (third in the country) with 14 touchdowns against only two INTs.

While Hawaii usually puts up a good fight home at Aloha Stadium, I don't think the home team has the offensive firepower to keep up with the visiting Wolfpack in this one.

8* play on Nevada.