SDSU Football: Aztecs Travel To Nevada (Game Preview).
Photo Credit: CEO David Frerker
As everyone knows the Aztec defense had some issues controlling the field on defense this past weekend against Fresno State. The Aztec defense is having major difficulties with the oppositions passing game. The Aztec offensive unit did not help the struggling defense giving up four turnovers. Below we have given the readers all of the stats for both teams up to date. Drawing a conclusion from the statistics San Diego State and Nevada will end in overtime.
NCAA SEASON LEADERS FBS
| Team | Total Offensive | Pass YPG | Rush YPG | Pass Def | Run Def |
| SDSU | 53rd | 97th | 20th | 95th | 28th |
| NEV | 5th | 38th | 6th | 50th | 62nd |
Photo Credit: CEO David Frerker San Diego State vs. Army
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- Looking back in the past weeks SDSU played a Washington team who likes to play the spread followed by Army who likes to play the triple option. The Aztec defense is lockdown on the running game and does need work with passing. The Aztecs offensive is unstoppable with the double tangent of Walter Kazee and Adam Muema. The two backs are averaging over five yards per carry on the season. Behind a great passing attack lead by Oregon State transfer Ryan Katz and should be All-American tight end Gavin Escobar.
San Diego State Overall (4-3) Conf (2-1)
San Diego State beat a bad team in Army, Colorado State, Hawaii and a good FCS team in North Dakota. The Aztecs lost to three very good teams in Fresno State, San Jose State and Washington. The San Diego State defense has played very bad in the fourth quarter so far this season giving up 48 points. The San Diego State rush defense will be the difference in this game vs. Nevada. Nevada as pictured above is ranked 6th in the nation in rushing yards per game.
Loss at Washington = 21 – 12
Win vs. Army = 45 – 7
Win vs. North Dakota = 49 – 41
Loss vs. San Jose State = 34 – 38
Loss vs. Fresno State = 40 – 52
Win vs. Hawaii = 52 – 14
Win vs. Colorado State = 38 – 14
Nevada Wolf Pack Overall 6-1 Conf (3-0)
Now lets break down Nevada’s schedule up to this point in the season. They beat a good California team and a good Wyoming team. Nevada beat up on horrible teams UNLV, North Texas State and Hawaii. Nevada went on to lose to a good USF team. Nevada Wolf Pack is on the most potent offensives in the Nation averaging over 500 yards per game and over 3,800 yards of total offensive so far this season. Heading into this weekends game against San Diego State the Nevada team is 6-1 and is in first place in the Mountain West Conference.
Win at. California = 31 – 24
Loss vs. USF = 32 -31
Win vs. Northwestern State = 45 – 34
Win at. Hawaii = 69 – 24
Win at. Texas State = 34 – 21
Win vs. Wyoming = 35 -28
Win at. UNLV = 42 – 37
Total Offensive Stats
| Team | Total Passing | Total Rushing | Total Offensive |
| SDSU | 1,356 Yards | 1,581 Yards | 2,937 Yards |
| NEV | 1,849 Yards | 2,000 Yards | 3,849 Yards |
Total Offensive Plays
| Team | Total Offense | Total Plays | Average Per Play | Average Per Game | |
| SDSU | 2,937 | 474 | 6.2 | 419.6 | |
| NEV | 3,849 | 588 | 6.5 | 549.9 |
Rushing Stats
| Team | Yards | Attempts | YPC | YPG | TD |
| SDSU | 1,581 | 308 | 5.1 | 225.9 | 20 |
| NEV | 2,000 | 367 | 5.4 | 285.7 | 25 |
Passing Stats
| Team | Yards | Comp/Att/Int | Avg Per Catch | APG | TD |
| SDSU | 1,356 | 98-166-4 | 13.8 | 193.7 | 13 |
| NEV | 1,849 | 152-221-4 | 12.2 | 264.1 | 13 |
Penalties
| Team | Penalties Yards | Avg Per Game |
| SDSU | 37-338 | 48.3 yards |
| NEV | 55-544 | 77.7 yards |
GAME DAY INFORMATION
Game information: Kickoff 7:30 p.m. PT in Nevada.
Radio: KOGO 600 – for link to internet radio please Click Here
TV: CBS College Sports
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