The best offshore sportsbooks for US players favor the Tulane Green Wave over the Nevada Wolf Pack in the 2020 Famous Idaho Potato Bowl by a field goal.
Tulane Green Wave vs. Nevada Wolf Pack NCAAF Odds by MyBookie.ag
| Team | SP/RL | TOTAL | ML | |
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| Tulane | -3 (-110) | 56½ (-110) | -150 |  |
| Nevada | +3 (-110) | 56½ (-110) | +130 | |
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Betting Tulane Green Wave
The Green Wave are the slight favorites, according to the College Football sportsbooks. After coming very close to winning their last five contests of the regular season. Tulane produced its most all-conference football selections since they went unbeaten in 1998.
The Green Wave equaled that 12-0 group’s eight selections. The American Athletic Conference released its first- and second-team honors and honorable mentions on Tuesday.
As voted by the league’s coaches, seniors Patrick Johnson and Cameron Sample made the first team. As well as junior punter Ryan Wright. Senior offensive lineman Corey Dublin, sophomore offensive lineman Sincere Haynesworth, senior running back Stephon Huderson, and sophomore linebacker Dorian Williams all were voted to the second team.
Junior offensive lineman Joey Claybrook was an honorable mention.
The three first-team picks were over half as many as the five the Wave had in its initial six years of conference play. No to mention the first since cornerback Parry Nickerson back in 2017. Johnson led the league with 10 sacks and 14½ tackles for loss. He set the school record for career sacks (24 ½). He joined Nickerson to become a three-time All-AAC selection after he made the second team in 2018 and 2019.
Per the best offshore sportsbooks for US players, Tulane is 6-1 ATS in their last seven games. The total has gone U in four of Tulane’s last five games. Tulane is 4-1 SU in their last five games. Tulane is 4-1 ATS in their last five games this season. The total has gone U in four of Tulane’s last five games played in December. Tulane is 5-0 ATS in their last five games when playing as a favorite.
Betting Nevada Wolf Pack
The Nevada football program is appearing in a bowl game for the third year straight under fourth-year head coach Jay Norvell. The Wolf Pack makes their return to Boise’s Famous Idaho Potato Bowl. They will take on Tulane of the American Athletic Conference on December 22 at Albertson’s Stadium.
Nevada lost to Ohio earlier this calendar year at the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl. That was a 30-21 loss on January 3. The Wolf Pack is 1-1 in bowl competition under Norvell. That includes a 16-13 OT win in the 2018 NOVA Home Loans Arizona Bowl.
“We are excited for this opportunity to play one more game this season and to return to the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl,” Norvell said. “Tulane is a well-coached team and had a good season, and we are looking forward to the challenge of playing them.”
Nevada is 9-4 ATS in their last 13 games. The total has gone U in five of Nevada’s last seven games. Nevada is 6-2 SU in their last eight games. The total has gone U in four of Nevada’s last five games played in December. Nevada is 5-0 ATS in their last five games when playing as an underdog. All according to the best offshore sportsbooks for US players.
Nevada enjoyed its best regular season since 2010 before they fell on Friday night to San Jose State. That was a 30-20 loss in a game that would have sent the Wolf Pack to the MW championship game, had they won.
Tulane went 6-5 overall and finished 3-5 in conference play. The Green Wave has a strong rushing attack (217.7 yards per game, ranking 2nd in its conference) and scores 35 points per game.
Tulane Green Wave vs. Nevada Wolf Pack NCAAF Pick
The Tulane Green Wave will win and cover the spread.
