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The nation’s best sports handicappers make the most of these key performance indicators in predicting the against the spread picks with the performance gap breakdowns.

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Contrasting the yards per rush figures on offense, the facts give the edge to neither as they are tied.

Insofar as passing yards per completion on offense, the computations favor Kansas State by .8.

So many professional bettors make the most of yards per point. Offensively the more productive numbers are owned by the Wildcats by 1.0.

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Defensively the more tightfisted unit against the run according to yards per rush is Missouri by a whopping 1.5.

Yards per reception digits favor Mizzou by 2.1.

Calculations on the yards per point math gives the upper hand to Missouri by 4.6.

Now to net turnover margin, the better squad has been K State but by just one.

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.