There is some value in the Rainbow Warriors on Saturday, in part because of the alluring hook on a key number and also the situational factors. Nevada historically struggles in Hawaii -- its last shot at an undefeated season in 2010 ended there -- and could be in a letdown spot following last week's national showcase win over San Diego State. Moreover, dual-threat QB Chevan Cordeiro will the best signal-caller the Wolf Pack have faced so far this season.

The Wolf Pack are off to a 5-0 start, while cashing against the spread four out of the five games. Nevada QB Carson Strong, maybe the country's best kept secret, is completing 70 percent of his passes for 8.4 yards per pass, 14 touchdown passes to just two interceptions. Todd Graham is in his first year at Hawaii and is changing the offense from the Run-N-Shoot to a multi-spread. The Warriors are just 2-3 SU and ATS. Last year Hawaii beat the Wolf Pack in Reno by a score of 54-3! Revenge for the better team on both sides of the football.