Friday, November 28, 2014

Gillette Stadium in Foxborough

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The Buffalo Bulls (4-6) will be going on the road on Friday afternoon to play the Massachusetts Minutemen (3-8) in both teams' last games of the season. Last year, Buffalo was able to pull off a 32-3 blowout win over the Minutemen.

In their last game, Buffalo was able to snap their four-game losing skid when they blew out Akron by the score of 55-24. They rushed for 310 yards in that win and were able to convert on nine of their 12 third down chances.

The Bulls have been able to score 31.4 points per game through 10 games, but their defense has given up 32.6 points per game. Quarterback Joe Licata has had a very good year by throwing for 2,392 yards with 25 touchdowns and just 11 picks. Running back Anthone Taylor has averaged 4.7 yards per carry this season and has 1,166 yard with 10 touchdowns.

Massachusetts was only able to get into the end zone once in their game against Akron last Tuesday and ended up losing 30-6. They had four turnovers in that loss and they were outgained 411-235 by Akron.

Massachusetts has been one of the better passing teams in the country this year, but their defense has given up over 32 points per game. Quarterback Blake Frohnapfel has 3,345 passing yards through 11 games with 23 touchdowns and 10 interceptions.

Buffalo Bulls Betting Trends

Buffalo Bulls are 4-6-0 Against the Spread

Buffalo Bulls are 6-3-0 against the Over/Under

Massachusetts Minutemen Betting Trends

Massachusetts Minutemen are 8-3-0 Against the Spread

Massachusetts Minutemen are 7-4-0 against the Over/Under

Injuries to Watch

Buffalo Bulls

No injuries to report at this time

Massachusetts Minutemen

11/18/14 QB Blake Frohnapfel Ankle "?"
11/18/14 LB Kassan Messiah Knee "?"
10/02/14 LB Shane Huber ACL out indefinitely
09/14/14 Backup RB Jamal Wilson Ankle out indefinitely

Tony's Pick: Take Umass

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