2023 UNLV Rebels odds: Over/Under Win Total odds

Updated Sep. 1, 2023 3:50 a.m. ET

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After securing five wins last season, the UNLV Rebels are -154 to hit the over on 5.5 wins in 2023.

UNLV Win Total Odds

Over/Under	Over Payout	Under Payout
5.5	-154 (Bet $154 to win $100)	+124 (Bet $100 to win $124)

With a season win total over/under of 5.5, and current odds of -154, UNLV has a 60.6% chance of going over this year.
Offensively, the Rebels ranked 98th in FBS with 352.3 yards per game last season. Meanwhile, they ranked 72nd in total defense (382.3 yards allowed per contest).
The Rebels compiled 215.0 passing yards per game on offense last season, which ranked them 89th in FBS. Defensively, they ranked 71st, allowing 226.5 passing yards per game.
UNLV put up 137.3 rushing yards per game offensively last season (86th in FBS), and it allowed 155.8 rushing yards per game (75th) on defense.
While the Rebels' third-down defense ranked 52nd with a 37.0% third-down conversion rate allowed per game last season, they were worse on offense, ranking 21st-worst with a 33.8% third-down conversion rate.

Week	Opponent	Date	Favorite	Total
1	Bryant	September 2	-	-
2	@ Michigan	September 9	-	-
3	Vanderbilt	September 16	-	-
4	@ UTEP	September 23	-	-
5	Hawaii	September 30	-	-
7	@ Nevada	October 14	-	-
8	Colorado State	October 21	-	-
9	@ Fresno State	October 28	-	-
10	@ New Mexico	November 4	-	-
11	Wyoming	November 10	-	-
12	@ Air Force	November 18	-	-
13	San Jose State	November 25	-	-

UNLV will have the good fortune of facing the 25th-easiest schedule this season (based on last season's combined win total of opponents this season.)
Taking into account their MWC opponents' combined win total last year (41), the Rebels face the 10th-easiest conference schedule in college football.
UNLV will battle five teams this season that ended the year .500 in 2022. That schedule features two teams that had nine or more victories and four squads with three or fewer wins last year.

Doug Brumfield's previous season stat line: 1,898 passing yards (158.2 per game), 164-for-255 (64.3%), 10 touchdowns and five picks. He also rushed for 261 yards on 90 carries with six rushing TDs.
Last season Aidan Robbins went to work rushing, for 1,009 yards on 209 carries (84.1 yards per game) and scored nine times.
Courtney Reese churned out 372 yards on 52 carries (31.0 yards per game) last season.
In the previous season, Ricky White grabbed 51 passes (on 83 targets) for 619 yards (51.6 per game). He also found the end zone four times.
Nick Williams produced last year, catching 32 passes for 503 yards and three touchdowns. He collected 41.9 receiving yards per game.
Kyle Willams' stat line last year: 473 receiving yards, 36 catches, four touchdowns, on 65 targets.
Adam Plant Jr. did his thing last season with an incredible stat line of 8.0 sacks, 8.0 TFL and 37 tackles.
Austin Ajiake was a wrecking ball on the field, collecting 76 tackles, 7.0 TFL, four sacks, and two interceptions last year.
Nohl Williams collected three interceptions while adding 26 tackles and three passes defended last year.