How to Watch Kansas vs Nevada | Live Stream & Start Time | September 16

The Kansas Jayhawks (2-0) visit the Nevada Wolf Pack (0-2) at Mackay Stadium on Saturday, September 16, 2023. Check out the article below for all the details you need to know, including how to watch this game on Fubo.

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Kansas vs. Nevada Game Time and How to Watch

• Game Day: Saturday, September 16, 2023
• Game Time: 10:30 PM ET
• TV Channel: CBS Sports Network
• Location: Reno, Nevada
• Stadium: Mackay Stadium
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• Spread: Jayhawks (-28)
• Total: 60

Kansas vs. Nevada Stats and Insights

• Kansas has put up a total of 42 more points than its opponents this year (21 per game), while Nevada has been outscored by 79 points (39.5 per game).
• Kansas’ average points scored this season, 41, is 8.5 fewer than the 49.5 Nevada is giving up.
• This year Nevada scores 10 fewer points per game (10) than Kansas gives up (20).

Top Performers

Kansas

• In two games for the Jayhawks, Devin Neal has scampered for 214 rushing yards and two touchdowns while averaging 9.3 yards per carry.
• In the receiving game, Neal has added 72 receiving yards and one touchdown on seven receptions.
• In two games, Jason Bean has thrown for 276 yards (138 yards per game) to go along with two touchdowns, zero interceptions, and a completion percentage of 78.6%.
• As a runner, Bean has scampered for 41 yards (8.2 YPC) and zero touchdowns.
• Daniel Hishaw Jr. has run for 127 yards (63.5 yards per carry) and two rushing touchdowns for the Jayhawks in 2023.
• To go along with 277 passing yards (138.5 yards per game) in two games, Jalon Daniels has aired it out for two touchdowns, one interception, and a completion percentage of 72.4%.
• Daniels has scrambled for 24 yards (12 yards per game) and zero touchdowns in two games.
• The Jayhawks’ defense has been helped by the contributions of Jereme Robinson, who has suited up for two games and posted three tackles, three TFL, and three sacks.
• Kwinton Lassiter has hit the gridiron for two games, registering two interceptions to go along with two passes defended for the Jayhawks.
• JB Brown has played two games, collecting nine tackles, two TFL, and one sack for the Jayhawks.
• Austin Booker, as part of the Jayhawks’ defensive unit, has posted two sacks to go with two TFL and three tackles in two games.

Nevada

• Jamaal Bell has 16 catches for 188 yards (94 per game) and one touchdown in two games.
• Sean Dollars has rushed for 81 yards (40.5 per game) and one touchdown in two games.
• Dollars also has five receptions for 47 yards and zero TDs.
• In two games, A.J. Blanco has passed for 173 yards (86.5 per game), with one touchdown and one interception, and a completion percentage of 63.2%.
• In two games, Brendon Lewis has thrown for 286 yards (143 per game), with zero touchdowns and one interception, and a completion percentage of 56.6%.
• Also, Lewis has rushed for 24 yards and zero TDs.
• On defense, Tongiaki Mateialona has helped set the tone with seven tackles, one TFL, and one sack in two games.
• The Wolf Pack’s Emany Johnson has posted one TFL and seven tackles in two games.
• The Wolf Pack’s Richard Toney has posted 10 tackles in two games.
• With 10 tackles in two games, Drue Watts has been providing a big boost on defense for the Wolf Pack.