The Boise State Broncos (5-2) hit the road for an MWC battle against the Nevada Wolf Pack (1-6) on Friday, October 24, 2025 at Mackay Stadium.

The Broncos are very big favorites (currently -21) in their matchup versus the Wolf Pack, with the over/under at 51.5 points. (On the moneyline, the Broncos are -1695 and the Wolf Pack are +938.)

Keep reading for our preview for this this contest between the Broncos and the Wolf Pack, and discover all of our betting picks here, too!

Boise State vs. Nevada betting lines

• Spread favorite: Broncos (-21)
• Moneyline: Broncos (-1695), Wolf Pack (+938)
• Total: 51.5 points
• TV Channel: CBS Sports Network
• Live Stream: Fubo

Boise State vs. Nevada betting info and stats

Boise State is 6-1-0 against the spread in seven opportunities this season. Boise State is undefeated ATS (1-0) when favored by at least 21 points. Boise State has been listed as moneyline favorites six times this season, and has recorded a 5-1 record in those outings. Nevada has an against-the-spread record of 3-4-0 this season. When Nevada is an underdog by 21 points or more, it has posted a record of 1-0 ATS. This is the sixth game this year Nevada is an underdog on the moneyline, and have lost every such contest.

Boise State vs. Nevada recent stats and trends

Boise State Broncos

• Boise State has covered the spread in its past three matchups while putting up a 2-1 record straight-up in those games.
• Boise State and its opponents have hit the over two times in those games.
• The last three Boise State games averaged 61.2 total points, 9.7 more points than this matchup’s over/under.

Nevada Wolf Pack

• Nevada has covered the spread twice in its last three matchups while putting up a 2-1 record straight-up in those games.
• One time in those three games, the final combined score exceeded the set total.
• The last three Nevada games averaged 45.8 total points, 5.7 fewer points than this matchup’s point total.

Boise State vs. Nevada key players

Boise State Broncos

• Maddux Madsen has racked up 1,823 yards (260.4 ypg) on 136-of-222 passing with 15 touchdowns compared to six interceptions this season.
• Dylan Riley has 695 rushing yards on 86 carries with six touchdowns. He’s also added seven catches for 114 yards (19.0 per game) and one touchdown through the air.
• Sire Gaines has been handed the ball 75 times this year and racked up 373 yards (53.3 per game) with four touchdowns.
• Chris Marshall’s 440 yards as a receiver lead the team. He’s been targeted 38 times and has totaled 22 receptions and two touchdowns.
• Ben Ford has put together a 325-yard season so far with five touchdowns, reeling in 21 passes on 32 targets.
• LaTrell Caples has a total of 299 receiving yards so far this year, grabbing 22 throws and scoring three touchdowns.
• Braxton Fely has 4.5 sacks to pace the team, and also has 3.0 TFL and 15 tackles.
• Ty Benefield, Boise State’s leading tackler, has 47 tackles, 5.0 TFL, and two interceptions this year.
• A’Marion McCoy leads the team with three interceptions, while also recording 14 tackles, 1.0 TFL, and three passes defended.

Nevada Wolf Pack

• Carter Jones has compiled 500 yards on 64.9% passing while tossing three touchdown passes with three interceptions this season.
• Caleb Ramseur has run for 310 yards on 70 carries so far this year while scoring two times on the ground. He’s also tacked on seven catches, totaling 61 yards and one touchdown through the air.
• Chubba Purdy has piled up 61 carries and totaled 293 yards with two touchdowns.
• Jett Carpenter’s 198 receiving yards (28.3 yards per game) are best on his team. He has 18 receptions on 29 targets.
• Marcus Bellon has racked up 193 receiving yards (38.6 yards per game) and one touchdown on 15 receptions.
• Jordan Brown’s 26 targets have resulted in 14 receptions for 170 yards.
• Dylan Labarbera, who leads the team in tackles and sacks, has racked up 6.0 sacks, 11.0 TFL and 38 tackles.
• EJ Smith has a team-high two interceptions to go along with 16 tackles and two passes defended.