UConn Huskies won34vs.Temple Owls20

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Oct 7 forecast

Temple: Q 70.1¢ · Market odds 62.5¢ at forecast

Running game. Temple has a productive running game.

Main caution: UConn's run defense could limit Temple's main strength.

Evidence and updates

Penalties. Temple gives up far fewer penalty yards than UConn.

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Ask Q: Can Temple sustain drives if UConn contains its running game?

Running game

Penalties

UConn averaged 81.8 penalty yards per game through October 3, while Temple averaged 33.4.

Main caution

Points to Temple

Temple features a consistent ground offense that has produced at least 175 rushing yards in every matchup this season.
On October 3, Temple surpassed 175 rushing yards for the fifth consecutive game, reaching 1,063 rushing yards on the season.
UConn struggles significantly with defensive pass coverage and frequent penalties that gift field position.
Through October 3, UConn ranked near the bottom of the FBS by yielding 290.8 passing yards and 81.8 penalty yards per game.

Points to UConn

UConn operates a high-scoring offense capable of overcoming large deficits through quarterback Kalieb Osborne.
On October 3, UConn quarterback Kalieb Osborne threw for 314 yards and three touchdowns while erasing a 20-point deficit against Syracuse.
Temple generates very little pass rush pressure, having tallied only four sacks through five games.
Temple's defensive unit had collected just four sacks through five games as of October 5.

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