UCLA's defense is the main reason for Under 44 against Nevada. The Bruins have allowed 15.3 points and 272.9 yards per game through 7 games.
Nevada's passing game has averaged 177.29 yards per game and 6.30 yards per attempt over that span.
Nevada has run 260 times against 197 pass attempts this season. That puts its preferred approach against a UCLA defense that just held Michigan State to 47 rushing yards.
Nevada has allowed 5.89 yards per pass attempt and held opponents to 29.25% on third downs through 7 games.
Ty Dieffenbach threw for 198 yards in his second FBS start last week. Nevada has allowed only one opponent to reach 200 passing yards this season.