College Football Wagering – Gildan New Mexico Bowl Wyoming Cowboys versus Owls on December 17

December 17th is set aside on the calendar for the Gildan New Mexico Bowl in Albuquerque, New Mexico. In this clash of two fantastic squads, the Owls face the Wyoming Cowboys. The Temple Owls come into play with an 8-4 record and a 5-3 record, which is great for second in the MAC. The Wyoming Cowboys additionally have an 8-4 record with a 5-2 record, which is third in the Mountain West Conference. With near-identical records, this match ought to prove to go right down to the last whistle. Temple comes into the game averaging 30.1 points per game on offense with a stellar 13.8 points per game on defense which rates third in the nation. Wyoming’s win-loss record isn’t indicative of their proportion of points as the Wyoming Cowboys average 27 points per game on both sides of the ball.

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Senior Qb Chester Stewart (743 passing yards – 65.1 completion pct – 2 touchdown / 2 int – 143.4 rating) will be major the Temple Owls behind center. The Temple Owls do the most destruction on the ground, nevertheless, which is directed by juniors RB Bernard Pierce (248 carries – 1,381 yards – 25 touchdowns) and RB Matt Brown (142 carries – 867 yards – 5 touchdowns). The receiving core is directed by seniors Evan Rodriguez (33 catches – 427 yards – 2 touchdowns) and Joe Jones (27 catches – 296 yards – 3 touchdowns). 1st year head coach Steve Addazio directs the Temple Owls from the sidelines.

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The Wyoming Cowboys are directed by freshman Qb Brett Smith (2,495 passing yards – 60.5 completion pct – 18 touchdown / 8 int – 126.2 rating). The Wyoming Cowboys running attack is a two-pronged approach with junior RB Alvester Alexander (145 carries – 678 yards – 6 touchdowns) and Qb Brett Smith (123 carries – 645 yards – 10 touchdowns) showing his two-way threat behind center. The Wyoming Cowboys have a team effort in wide outs with five competitors having over 30 catches this season. Junior wide receiver Chris McNeill (42 catches – 504 yards – 4 touchdowns) and sophomore Wide receiver Robert Herron (40 catches – 346 yards – 3 td’s) are the leading two threats downfield. Senior Wide receiver Mazi Ogbonna (39 catches – 430 yards – 3 touchdowns) and freshman WR’s Dominic Rufran (35 catches – 378 yards – 2 touchdowns) and Josh Doctson (32 catches – 361 yards – 4 touchdowns) are additionally dangerous further than the marker. The Wyoming Cowboys are being directed for the third year in a row by head coach Dave Christensen.