Memphis boasts a strong offense, averaging 35.2 points per game (24th in the nation), led by quarterback Seth Henigan, who has thrown for 3,208 yards and 23 touchdowns. West Virginia’s defense has struggled, allowing 31.1 points per game (106th in the nation), but their offense still puts up 28.5 points per game. Both teams have seen high-scoring games, with the over hitting in seven of West Virginia's twelve games. With Memphis allowing 22.8 points per game, expect plenty of scoring from both sides.

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