Jacolby Criswell Total Passing Yards Prop Bet vs. UConn - Fenway Bowl

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UNC's Jacolby Criswell's total passing yards Over/Under vs. UConn was coming in at 222.5 for Saturday's Fenway Bowl game.

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Criswell has 2,452 passing yards (204.3 per game) while completing 58% of passes (185 for 319), with 15 touchdowns and six interceptions. Hampton has 281 carries and ranks third in the country with 1,660 rushing yards (138.3 per game) and 15 touchdowns (14th in CFB). He also has 38 catches for 373 yards and two touchdowns. J.J. Jones has 570 receiving yards (47.5 per game) on 34 catches with six touchdowns.

The Tar Heels have the 35th-ranked offense in the FBS, averaging 32.3 points per game. The Huskies’ defense is 57th, allowing 23.8 points per contest.

UConn has the 35th-ranked offense in the FBS, averaging 32.3 points per game. North Carolina’s defense is 91st, giving up 28.2 points per contest.

The line on this game has moved from Tar Heels -3 to -2.5. 

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