Coming off a bye, Western Kentucky was afforded an extra week to ready itself for Nevada. The pass-minded Hilltoppers probably did not need it. Ranked eighth in FBS for throwing yards, they will obviously take aim at the 108th-rated aerial defense. Can the Wolf Pack's offense keep pace against an opponent averaging 39 ppg? Doubtful. It has yet to eclipse 17 points scored in three tests. It's bounce-back time for WKU from a thrashing by Toledo. The 'Toppers are back home in the Bluegrass State, where they are 2-0 SU.