UTL Landon Wallace, West Virginia: 54 games. Here's a look at each player, from best season to worst. It's funny you ask because I went over those players with some co-workers last week, and generally speaking those transfers underperformed their previous season at Nevada, although that makes sense since they all played in harder conferences. Unders: UNLV, Utah State, New Mexico, Fresno State, San Jose State Overs: Boise State, Air Force, Nevada, Hawaii, Colorado State, San Diego State, Wyoming That seems reasonable.īut since you asked for my picks per team, I'd go: Win those two games and you're asking Nevada to go 1-7 in conference against arguably the easiest league schedule in the Mountain West. The Wolf Pack plays Idaho and Texas State in non-conference. Honestly, the 2.5 win total on Nevada seems like easy money.

As a result, I'm saying to bet the over on Nevada (by 2.5 wins), Hawaii (by 1.5 wins) and Colorado State (by 2.5 wins) and under on UNLV (by 2 wins), Utah State (by one win) and New Mexico (by one win). I'm more bullish on Nevada, Hawaii and Colorado State and more bearish on UNLV, Utah State and New Mexico. So, my picks for Boise State, Air Force, Fresno State, San Diego State, Wyoming and San Jose State are all on the line or within 0.5 wins. I threw out my way-too-early 2023 Mountain West football records in January, so I can compare those to the win total listed by Draft Kings.

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