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Presented is the Vegas runner scrutiny of pulling together key achievement indicators from a betting approach on the bout between UCLA vs. Washington.
The Las Vegas odds are Washington -2 with a total of 53.
Originating with the yards per carry data, the higher value offense is the UCLA Bruins by .3.
On the same part of the line of scrimmage, yards per catch bestows the control to the Washington Huskies by 1.1.
Professional gamblers exploit the yards per point angle. The more fruitful unit with the ball in their control is UCLA by 1.3.
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In halting rushing attacks, the senior ranked defense in accordance with rushing yards per attempt is UCLA is .4.
The tighter defense in terms of yards per pass catch would be the Bruins by 1.0.
The more troublesome defense making use of yards per point enlightenment is that of the UCLAns by 2.1.
On the better segment of turnover ratio is Washington by nine.
Yards per point is determined by diving total yards by number of points. Offensively a lower number is considered more efficient. On defense, a higher number is better.