Air Force vs UNLV Prediction Football Picks Today 10/17/26

The UNLV Rebels and Air Force Falcons meet Saturday in week 7 college football action at Falcon Stadium. Here’s an Air Force vs. UNLV Prediction. This article will include an Air Force vs UNLV Pick.

UNLV Rebels Betting Preview

The UNLV Rebels beat Cal and North Dakota State, and they play Northern Illinois next. The UNLV Rebels have won 3 straight games. Jackson Arnold is completing 58.4 percent of his passes for 1,140 yards, 8 touchdowns, and 1 interception. Taz Reddicks and Kayden McGee have combined for 511 receiving yards and 4 touchdowns, while Taeshaun Lyons has 11 receptions.

The UNLV Rebels’ ground game is averaging 178.2 yards per contest, and Jai’Den Thomas leads the way with 495 yards and 2 touchdowns. Defensively, UNLV is allowing 20.8 points and 370.2 yards per game. Jake Pope leads the UNLV Rebels with 48 tackles, Tre Fulton has 3.5 sacks, and Mumu Bin-Wahad has 3 interceptions.

Air Force Falcons Betting Preview

The Air Force Falcons beat Navy and Northern Illinois, and they will play Wyoming next. The Air Force Falcons have won 3 straight games. Liam Szarka is completing 50 percent of his passes for 296 yards, 1 touchdown, and 4 interceptions. Simon Kibbee and Adam Hrynciw have combined for 186 receiving yards and 1 touchdown, while Matt Long has 4 receptions.

The Air Force Falcons’ ground game is averaging 325.6 yards per contest, and Liam Szarka leads the way with 391 yards and 7 touchdowns. Defensively, Air Force is allowing 17.4 points and 279.6 yards per game. Blake Fletcher leads the Air Force Falcons with 55 tackles, Max Mustell has 2 sacks, and Max Mustell has 1 interception.

Why the Air Force Falcons will win

Why the UNLV Rebels will win

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Air Force vs UNLV Prediction

Air Force has been the more impressive team up to this point, but as I said last week, UNLV was supposed to be a playoff contender entering the season, and while things haven’t played out, the Rebels are showing signs of getting it together. Last week’s upset win over North Dakota State was a statement. That’s three straight wins and an offense that’s showing progress. UNLV has value in the underdog role, as this is an above-average team despite the hiccups. Give me the points in a game UNLV could win outright.

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