Pittsburgh vs. Notre Dame play in one of the best games of the week from a sports betting standpoint. OffshoreInsiders.com previews the game using key success indicators as defined by the world’s professional sports gamblers
Pitt has the more ample numbers in terms of yards per rush on offense by a margin of 1.2.
The Fighting Irish produces more advantageous computations in terms of passing yards per completion by 1.4. Get the week 5 NFL Trends video. Also our podcasts no longer have overlapping info! Check out the Week 5 NFL key metrics matchups podcast!
The yards per point measurement is one of the most effective against Vegas scores and odds. The more suitable numbers are the property of the Pitt Panthers football by 3.4.
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Now to the defensive side of the ball utilizing the same tallies.
Pittsburgh reigns supreme in stopping the run allowing 1.2 less.
Notre Dame has the better decimals on defense in the passing yards per completion realm by 2.5.
A major facet of Performance Gap Analysis is yards per point. The more rock-solid on the defensive side of the ball in that grouping is Notre Dame by 1.2.
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.