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Nevada vs Western Michigan: Quick Lane Bowl prediction, game preview, how to watch, lines, and why each team might or might not win.
Nevada vs Western Michigan: Quick Lane Bowl prediction, game preview, how to watch: Monday, December 27
Date: Monday, December 27
Game Time: 11:00 am ET
Venue: Ford Field, Detroit, MI
How To Watch: ESPN, Live stream on ESPN+
Records: Nevada (8-4), Western Michigan (7-5)
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– Can Western Michigan close out with something strong after a disappointing season? Talent-wise, the Broncos had enough to win the MAC Championship.
The passing game was the MAC’s most efficient, it was great at controlling the clock and the tempo, and the defense was the best in the league allowing just 337 yards per game. So what was the problem?
– There were way too many defensive meltdowns, penalties, and special teams gaffes to mess up several big offensive performances. And that’s what made the team so maddening – it was good enough to beat Pitt, and flaky enough to get blown out by Ball State.
– Nevada, though, is an even bigger mystery after losing head coach Jay Norvell to Colorado State and with star QB Carson Strong opting out.
The three Mountain West losses were all by two points each, but now the offense that was so dominant throughout the season has to prove it can keep up.
– Even without Strong, the passing game should still be dangerous, the Mountain West’s best pass rush will be disruptive, and the No. 1 team in the nation in turnover margin needs to force several mistakes in what will amount to a road game.
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Western Michigan vs Northern Illinois prediction, game preview, how to watch, lines, and why each team might – or might not – win this Tuesday.
Western Michigan vs Northern Illinois prediction, game preview, how to watch: Tuesday, November 23
Date: Tuesday, November 23
Game Time: 7:00 ET
Venue: Huskies Stadium, DeKalb, IL
How To Watch: ESPNU
Record: Western Michigan (6-5), Northern Illinois (8-3)
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Really, how much does Northern Illinois care about this?
It has bigger fish to fry with whatever comes out of the East in the MAC Championship next week, and Western Michigan is looking to score a stronger bowl slot in the MAC pecking order.
The Broncos have been a massive disappointment – they’re the ones who were supposed to be going to Detroit next week – and lost three of their last four games to biff the shot.
However, the offense has been great – it cranked up close to 1,500 yards over the last three games and the defense is fantastic on third downs helped by a great pass rush.
Northern Illinois doesn’t generate a whole lot of pressure, but …
– College Football Expert Picks, CFN Week 13
The offense has gone ballistic, averaging well over 500 yards per game over a four game stretch.
The passing attack rolled against Kent State – the one loss since dropping the date against Michigan in mid-September – and the ground attack just rumbled over Buffalo for over 300 yards.
What’s Western Michigan’s issue? It seems to change every week, but it’s been wildly inconsistent overall.
No, Northern Illinois doesn’t need this game, but …
It’s Senior Night. It’s a chance to make some noise on national TV, and it still needs to keep working considering the run defense has to be a whole lo better and the team has played with fire a bit too often.
The last seven games have been decided by a touchdown or less, and the Huskies have shown the strength to come through in six of them.
But there’s going to be a letdown.
The Western Michigan running attack will take over in the fourth quarter to control the clock better than the Huskies will.
Again, Northern Illinois has bigger things to prepare for.
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Western Michigan 41, Northern Illinois 34
Line: Western Michigan -3.5, o/u: 61
ATS Confidence out of 5: 2
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Western Michigan vs Eastern Michigan prediction, game preview, how to watch, lines, and why each team might – or might not – win Tuesday night
Western Michigan vs Eastern Michigan prediction, game preview, how to watch: Tuesday, November 16
Date: Tuesday, November 16
Game Time: 7:30 ET
Venue: Rynearson Stadium, Ypsilanti, MI
How To Watch: ESPN2
Record: Western Michigan (6-4), Eastern Michigan (6-4)
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Can Western Michigan finally get its season going?
Oh sure, its bowl eligible, but it needs to win this and beat Northern Illinois next week – and get a whole bunch of other stuff to happen – to have a shot at winning a piece of the MAC West title. More realistically, it needs a win to solidify one of the league’s more interesting bowls.
It’s been a rough run to come up with the same offensive performance for a few games in a row, and even last week it took something massive from the O to get by a bad Akron team.
The Broncos control the ball, the defense gets off the field, the pass rush is great, the offense is balanced enough to be unstoppable, and …
– College Football Expert Picks, CFN Week 12
Western Michigan is 5-5 for a reason. The defense is giving up way too passing yards, it’s allowing too many drives to turn into points, and there’s a massive turnover problem with ten in the last five games.
Eastern Michigan hasn’t exactly been all that consistent, either, but the offense has found something that works.
The passing game has gone off over the last month with 325 yards or more in each of the last four games with the points coming in bunches for the MAC’s best offense in scoring and third down conversions.
Western Michigan does a whole lot of things right defensively, but the secondary doesn’t make enough big plays and it should give up over 200 yards getting off the bus.
Ready for weird? There’s actually a way for 3-7 Ohio to win the MAC East. It’s not going to happen, but it’s still possible if it keeps on winning. With that out of the way …
Get ready for a fun and wild shootout.
Eastern Michigan already lost to Northern Illinois so it basically needs a major miracle to get a part of a division title, but it’s bowl eligible, it’s fun, and it’s at home with a passing game that should be able to keep up with a Western Michigan offense that’s going to score and keep the pressure on for a full 60 minutes.
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Eastern Michigan 40, Western Michigan 37
Line: Western Michigan -5.5, o/u: 66
ATS Confidence out of 5: 2
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Akron vs Western Michigan prediction, game preview, how to watch, lines, and why each team might – or might not – win on Tuesday night
Akron vs Western Michigan prediction, game preview, how to watch: Tuesday, November 9
Date: Tuesday, November 9
Game Time: 7:00 ET
Venue: Waldo Stadium, Kalamazoo, MI
How To Watch: CBS Sports Network
Record: Akron (2-7), Western Michigan (5-4)
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The Tom Arth era ended at Akron even though the team didn’t play all that poorly in the loss to Ball State.
Oscar Rodriguez Jr. takes over a team with a decent passing attack that’s been able to hit 200 yards on a regular basis. The offense hasn’t been totally awful, it’s not bad at controlling the clock, and it should be able to move the chains on a suspect Western Michigan secondary that doesn’t make enough big plays.
Western Michigan has been a massive disappointment, losing three of its last four games with some of the best talent in the MAC. This might be an energized Zip team that will take a whole lot of chances and against a defense that’s giving up way too many points over the last several weeks.
However …
– College Football Expert Picks, CFN Week 11
To be fair, the defense wasn’t really the problem against Central Michigan last week – the special teams and punt coverage squad was an issue.
Akron is good at controlling the clock, but Western Michigan is amazing at it.
There might be issues defensively, but it’s great at coming up with third down stops and it’s terrific against the run. Akron isn’t going to move the ball a lick on the ground, and while it might try to bomb away, it’s not going to be consistent enough.
The Broncos just have to run a little better.
The offense hasn’t been as good as it should be because it’s not running enough – or effectively enough. That has to change this week to settle down the offense and take the win by having the ball for 38 minutes and grinding out drives against a Zip D that can’t get off the field.
Okay, Western Michigan, enough it enough.
The MAC West is a total mess, but even at 2-3 in the division and tied for last, the Broncos can still make a little bit of noise in the race.
There’s too much traffic, though, after losing to Toledo and Central Michigan. Just getting bowl eligible would be good enough for now, and it’ll be done with ease.
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Western Michigan 40, Akron 17
Line: Western Michigan -26, o/u: 62
ATS Confidence out of 5: 2
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Central Michigan vs Western Michigan prediction, game preview, how to watch, lines, and why each team might – or might not – wins on Wednesday night.
Central Michigan vs Western Michigan prediction, game preview, how to watch: Wednesday November 3
Date: Wednesday, November 3
Game Time: 7:00 ET
Venue: Waldo Stadium, Kalamazoo, MI
How To Watch: ESPNU
Record: Central Michigan (4-4), Western Michigan (5-3)
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The passing game has been terrific.
The Chippewas might have suffered a crippling blow in a wild 39-38 loss to Northern Illinois last week, but Daniel Richardson ripped it up for close to 300 yards with three scores and a whole lot of big plays.
With the top passing attack in the MAC – Richardson has been bombs away over the last five games with 14 touchdowns and just two picks, both against Ohio – and Western Michigan has to prove it can be consistent enough to keep up.
The Bronco pass defense hasn’t been bad. It’s the offensive side that’s been the puzzling part of the picture, without enough points for all the yards. They average over 431 yards per game and are balanced, but they’re only pushed past 24 points once in the last five games.
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Can the Broncos control the tempo like they want to?
Again, it’s a strangely disappointing team. There’s no problem getting the passing game going, and the rushing yards are enough to help balance things out, but the real calling card is time of possession – the O is always on the field.
Western Michigan is second in the nation at controlling the clock, holding the ball for close to 37 minutes a game, but Central Michigan’s defense is outstanding on third downs and it’s great at coming up with tackles for loss.
The Western Michigan offensive front, though, is excellent in pass protection, and its own defensive front can get behind the line without a problem against a leaky Central Michigan line.
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It’s a big game in the MAC West race, made even bigger by Eastern Michigan stepping up and knocking down Toledo on Tuesday night. With so much traffic in the division, the loser of this is all but done.
Expect to be a bit of an offensive show, even though the Western Michigan defense is good enough to keep this in check for stretches – and that will be the difference.
The Broncos will have the ball for what seems like three hours, and the Central Michigan defense will have too many problems coming up with the difference-making play.
Western Michigan will do a better job of getting into the backfield than the Central Michigan D will.
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Western Michigan 31, Central Michigan 27
Line: Western Michigan -10, o/u: 66.5
ATS Confidence out of 5: 3
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Western Michigan Broncos vs Toledo Rockets prediction, game preview, how to watch, lines: Saturday, October 23
Western Michigan vs Toledo prediction, game preview, how to watch: Saturday, October 23
Date: Saturday, October 23
Game Time: 3:30 ET
Venue: Glass Bowl, Toledo, OH
How To Watch: CBS Sports Network
Record: Western Michigan (5-2), Toledo (3-4)
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The offense got its groove back.
After a strange and disappointing performance against Ball State two weeks ago, the Broncos rolled for 648 yards in a blowout win over Kent State with the ground game rolling at will.
Toledo’s offense has been strangely silent. It hasn’t been awful, but it’s struggling to get past 22 points over the last several weeks because it can’t keep the chains moving.
The Rockets are awful on third downs, they’ve had massive penalty issues all year, and they don’t have an efficient enough passing game to make up for all of the negatives.
Western Michigan’s defense is great on third downs – Toledo’s going to have a tough time moving the chains, so …
– Week 8 CFN College Football Expert Picks
The Toledo defense has to force takeaways.
The MAC’s No. 1 defense is good enough to keep this from getting out of hand, but it would really, really help to come up with a few takeaways to hold down the high-powered Bronco attack.
If the Rocket D that forced three takeaways to stay alive against Notre Dame, and four to dropkick UMass, can make a few big plays at home, it should be in this until the end.
Western Michigan hasn’t turned the ball over in four of its last five games, but it gave it up four times against Ball State. The pass defense is good enough to keep WMU QB Kaleb Eleby from going off, but it needs the picks.
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The Toledo defense is good enough to pull this off, but the team can’t get hammered with penalties and the offensive line has to do its job to help keep the chains moving.
It’ll be a close, good fight for a full four quarters, but Western Michigan will be a little sharper when it needs to be in the fourth.
Western Michigan 24, Toledo 20
Line: Western Michigan -1.5, o/u: 54.5
ATS Confidence out of 5: 2
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Kent State vs Western Michigan prediction, game preview, how to watch: Saturday, October 16
Kent State vs Western Michigan prediction, game preview, how to watch: Saturday, October 16
Date: Saturday, October 16
Game Time: 3:30 ET
Venue: Waldo Stadium, Kalamazoo, MI
How To Watch: ESPNU
Record: Kent State (3-3), Western Michigan (4-2)
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The Golden Flashes got through the rough part of the early schedule – all road losses to Power Five teams – and now the offense is rolling against the MAC.
2-0 in league play, and coming off a 48-38 win over Buffalo with 633 yards of total offense, the attack can do a little of everything.
Western Michigan has the attack that can keep up, but it clunked against Ball State thanks to four turnovers and no takeaways. Overall, the Broncos aren’t bad when it comes to turnover margin, but Kent State is third in the nation with 16 takeaways and just four mistakes.
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The Broncos are far better than they showed against Ball State.
The offense was fine against the Cardinals but it kept screwing up and giving the ball away. The passing attack has been consistently good, there’s enough of a ground attack to balance things out, and in this, the key will be simply keeping the chains moving.
Kent State – by its FlashFast design – likes to go really, really quickly. The yards pile up, but the O never has the ball. Western Michigan is third in the nation in time of possession – it’ll likely have the offense on the field for close to 40 minutes.
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The Broncos might have lost to Ball State and it has a whole lot of work ahead, but it wouldn’t be a bad thing if this turned out to be the matchup for the MAC Championship several weeks from now.
The Western Michigan offense has the ability to move the ball in a variety of ways, but it’s going to be the defense that pulls this off. It allowed more than 75 rushing yards once over the last five games – it’s not going to get gouged.
The turnovers from the Ball State game will stop, the offense will be balanced, and the time of possession different will matter.
Western Michigan 30, Kent State 27
Line: Western Michigan -7, o/u: 68.5
ATS Confidence out of 5: 2.5
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College Football News Preview 2021: Previewing, predicting, looking ahead to the Western Michigan football season with what you need to know
College Football News Preview 2021: Previewing, predicting, and looking ahead to the Western Michigan football season with what you need to know.
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2020 Record: 4-2 overall, 4-2 in MAC
Head Coach: Tim Lester, 5th year, 24-20
2020 CFN Final Ranking: 97
2020 CFN Preview Ranking: 103
2019 CFN Final Ranking: 42
– The offense was a blast and it’ll be every bit as strong again. It finished 16th in the nation overall averaged 480 yards per game and was ninth in scoring as it pumped out 42 points an outing. The ground attack was solid and the downfield passing game was the best in college football, but …
– Top target D’Wayne Eskridge is now a Seattle Seahawk. He averaged over 23 yards per game with eight scores, but 6-4, 185-pound all-star Jaylen Hall returns after averaging 27 yards a pop with seven scores. 5-9 speedster Skyy Moore was second on the team with 25 catches and averaged 16 yards per catch.
The receiving corps has its veteran bomber to keep things going. Kaleb Eleby was terrific in his first year at the helm hitting 65% of his passes with 18 touchdowns and two picks, and he can run a bit, too. No. 2 Nick Kargman is also back.
– The offensive front that was among the best in the nation in pass protection loses Jaylon Moore to the San Francisco 49ers, but it gets back four starters around all-star left guard Mike Caliendo.
The receivers are the stars, but the Broncos have the backs, too. 223-pound junior La’Darius Jefferson ran for a team-high 624 yards and five scores, and 5-9 scooter Sean Tayler added well over six yards per carry. Fellow speedster Jaxson Kincaide is back for his super-senior season after averaging over seven yards per carry and finishing third on the team with 218 yards.
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Absolute chaos.
This isn’t the first time we’ve seen a frenzied multi-lateral play not work out for the offense this season, but what happened between Western Michigan and Ball State on Saturday was absolutely wild — even by #MACtion standards.
With 29 seconds left in the game, the Cardinals kicked a 22-yard field goal to take a 30-27 lead over the Broncos in a game with the MAC West on the line. Western Michigan’s next drive began on its own 39-yard line, and the Broncos moved up 10 yards before attempting this ridiculous touchdown attempt with just six seconds remaining.
After 13 passes back and forth, the Broncos failed to hold onto the ball, and it looked like Ball State recovered the ball. Not quite. As the Cardinals rushed the field to celebrate prematurely, the Broncos picked up the ball and continued trying to score, lightly weaving through swarms of opposing players.
Eventually, sophomore wide receiver Skyy Moore ended up with the ball again and took off for the end zone, seemingly ending this pandemonium with a game-winning touchdown. (Cut to flashbacks of Cal-Stanford in 1982.)
CHAOS 🤯
Both teams ran onto the field before the play was ruled dead as Western Michigan attempted a last second TD.
Ball State went on to win the game and division title after the Broncos were penalized for an illegal forward pass. pic.twitter.com/yzjVTBgJ5b
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) December 12, 2020
Absolute chaos.
But unfortunately for Western Michigan, officials overturned the touchdown and penalized the Broncos for an illegal forward pass somewhere in there. Our best guess is around the 21-second mark in the ESPN video where the ball appears to be thrown around the 32-yard line and caught near the 34-yard line. Both teams were also handed unsportsmanlike penalties.
Here’s another look at the play and doesn’t cutaway after Western Michigan dropped the ball:
Wild last play for Western Michigan. pic.twitter.com/tsdBQFwIFM
— Justin A. Cohn (@SportsiCohn) December 12, 2020
Whether or not you think the Broncos were fairly penalized for an illegal forward pass, college football Twitter loved this — though no one was happy for the broadcast cutting away an a very in opportune time.
EVERYBODY IS ON THE FOOTBALL FIELD AND THE BALL IS STILL ALIVE FOR WESTERN MICHIGAN AND BALL STATE pic.twitter.com/eHxXNT0wp4
— Abdul Memon (@abdulamemon) December 12, 2020
HOLY CRAP BALL STATE WENT ON THE FIELD TOO EARLY AND WESTERN MICHIGAN SCORED A TOUCHDOWN IT'S PROBABLY COMING BACK BUT WHATEVER SOMEBODY GET THE VIDEO pic.twitter.com/YPB5PwuRxL
— Rodger Sherman (@rodger) December 12, 2020
The ending to Western Michigan-Ball State is the most #MACtion thing of all time.
Ball State came on the field early, WMU scored a touchdown, and the TV feed cut out as the ref made the penalty call 😨 pic.twitter.com/zLbg3u5vF8
— Billy Heyen (@BillyHeyen) December 12, 2020
do you know what it takes for me to tweet about a MAC college football game? what just happened in Ball State/Western Michigan quite possibly the most absurd sequence i have ever seen in the sport. And now the TV feed is gone as mayhem ensues.
— Rob Perez (@WorldWideWob) December 12, 2020
Me trying to figure out what exactly happened in Ball State-Western Michigan pic.twitter.com/976CBUEavH
— br_betting (@br_betting) December 12, 2020
The last play of Western Michigan – Ball State was utter chaos, the only thing missing was a band on the field (first flag is forward lateral, TD did not count) pic.twitter.com/O6WeCXnNAN
— CJ Fogler (@cjzer0) December 12, 2020
How did this #WesternMichigan crazy ending not count? 😂😂 come on you gotta give the boys that #GamblingTwitter https://t.co/pOeCBwnfl3
— Lindy Intel – Sports Picks (@LindyIntel) December 12, 2020
I missed the end of the Ball State and Western Michigan game earlier and it is *insanity* pic.twitter.com/D9EW3aoxmL
— Field Yates (@FieldYates) December 12, 2020
If you thought the Rutgers play from earlier this year was wild, take a look at how Western Michigan almost beat Ball State #MACtion pic.twitter.com/9isowHEQIa
— CFB Pylon (@TheCFBPylon) December 12, 2020
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