Nevada has had issues stopping the run, giving up 5.6 yards per carry and 284 yards per game. Purdue, on the other hand, has issues in two major categories -- turnover differential and stopping the run. It would behoove both teams to focus more on the ground game, but we know that some coaches can’t get out of their own way with play-calling, so look for both teams to come out trying to establish themselves throwing the ball. In the end, that’s a losing situation for the Wolf Pack.