- There is a 57-point total set between Delaware and Jacksonville State.
- Sam Houston has +120 odds to beat UTEP on Wednesday.
HOUSTON – A two-game Conference USA slate is set for Wednesday Night in college football, with the Delaware Blue Hens taking on the Jacksonville State Gamecocks and UTEP Miners going up against the Sam Houston Bearkats.
Delaware Vs. Jacksonville State
- Moneyline: Delaware (-140) vs. Jacksonville State (+120)
- Spread: Delaware -3
- Total: 57
This should be a fun one, and college football prop betting sites are definitely in agreement with a massive 57-point total set for this one.
We’re leaning with the over here with both of these offenses ranking in the top-3 in Conference USA, combining for 59.1 points as both teams put up around 29.5 ppg.
Beyond their points per game, their defenses are allowing a combined 53.2 ppg. However, they allow their opponents to fly up and down the field at will as they each allow over 375 offensive yards per game to their opponents.
They are also both extremely efficient when they cross into the redzone, as Delaware has a 77.78% success rate while the Gamecocks are boasting an 86.96% success rate when scoring in the red zone. They combined for 9.6 red zone trips per game.
UTEP Vs. Sam Houston
- Moneyline: UTEP (-145) vs. Sam Houston (+125)
- Spread: UTEP -3
- Total: 47.5
This could be one of the best spots to take Sam Houston to get their first win of the season for plus money on Texas CFB betting sites. Sam Houston is coming off of their best effort of the season, losing 29-27 to Jacksonville State. This marks their highest scoring game of the year, and it came against a Jax. State team that is undefeated in conference play.
Now, on the UTEP side, they have completely collapsed in their last two games. They’ve combined for just 19 points, 440 total yards, and seven total interceptions. They’ve allowed 49 points and 640 total offensive yards to their opponents.
The Miners have also had a mess under center as they’ve played both Skyler Locklear and Malachai Nelson in those two games, who have thrown for under 200 yards and just one touchdown combined both times.
