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Louisiana vs. Houston College Football Pick Prediction 12/23/2022
Louisiana vs. Houston—Louisiana finished the regular season at 6-6. A disappointment after winning double digit season past three seasons. They needed a 41-13 road win at Texas St to become bowl eligible. Past three games the Ragin Cajuns allowed 409 yards, 5.1 yards per rush and 6.7 yards per attempt. Chandler Fields took over for an injured Ben Wooldridge at quarterback. Fields completed 56.7% with 6.1 yards per attempt. Houston played in a competitive AAC conference and finished at 7-5. They closed the regular season with a home loss to Tulsa 37-30. Defense took a step backward this season sitting 110th in the nation by allowing 110 yards. Their pass defense ranked 126th by allowing 286 yards per game as well as 33.5 points. They can move the football behind a passing game that ranked seventh under a senior quarterback. Clayton Tune completed 67.4% with 8.2 yards per attempt. He passed for 3845 yards with 37 touchdowns and ten touchdowns. Two teams with defense that brought their programs downward. Ragin Cajuns NFL quality defensive end has opted out of this game. Play Louisiana and Houston over 56.5.
Wake Forest vs. Missouri College Football Pick Prediction 12/23/2022
Wake Forest vs. Missouri—Wake Forest concluded regular season play at 7-5. They dropped four of their final five games in ACC play. Demon Deacons defense trended poorly past three games by allowing 523 yards with 399 passing with 9.8 yards per pass attempt. Offensively, they averaged 495 yards with 332 passing with 8.6 yards per attempt. Sam Hartman has a year of eligibility remaining but is not returning to the school. He may transfer or head to the NFL draft. Head coach Dave Clawson is in full support of Hartman going to the NFL or another school with NIL life changing money. He completed career highs 63% of his passes with 8.7 yards per attempt. Hartman had 11 touchdown passes final three games. Missouri finished at 6-6. They needed home wins to New Mexico St and Arkansas to earn bowl eligibility. The offense clicked in the home win to Arkansas as they gained 468 yards with 29 points. Brady Cook on the season completed 65.1% of his throws with 7.5 yards per attempt. Cook averaged 10.5 rushes per game with six touchdowns and 4.4 yards per attempt. High motivation for Hartman to show well for transfer money or NFL contact. Play Wake Forest and Missouri over 58.5.