How to Watch Toledo vs UMass | Live Stream & Start Time

The Toledo Rockets (4-1) hit the road to play the UMass Minutemen (1-5) at Warren McGuirk Alumni Stadium on Saturday, October 7, 2023. We have more details below, and that includes how to watch this matchup on Fubo.

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Toledo vs. UMass Game Time and How to Watch

Game Day: Saturday, October 7, 2023
Game Time: 12:00 PM ET
TV Channel: ESPNU
Location: Amherst, Massachusetts
Stadium: Warren McGuirk Alumni Stadium
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Moneyline Favorite: Toledo (-1304)
Spread: Rockets (-19.5)
Total: 59

Toledo vs. UMass Stats and Insights

Toledo has scored a total of 90 more points than its opponents this year (an average of 18.0 per game), while UMass has been outscored by opponents by 76 total points (12.7 per game).
Toledo has put roughly the same amount of points on the board per game this season (40.8) as UMass has allowed (39.2).
In games where the Rockets score over 39.2 points they have put together a record of 2-0.
UMass puts up 3.7 more points per game (26.5) than Toledo gives up (22.8).
The Minutemen are 1-3 overall when scoring more than 22.8 points this season.

Toledo vs. UMass Recent Meetings

In their past two head-to-head meetings, Toledo has beaten UMass two times.
The last two times the Rockets have played the Minutemen, they have put up a 2-0 record against the spread. The scoring has gone over the total on one occasion.
In their last two head-to-head matchups, Toledo has compiled 100 points against UMass, while surrendering only 17 points.

Top Performers

Toledo

In addition to his 954 passing yards and 66.4% completion percentage this year, DeQuan Finn has thrown for 10 touchdowns against four interceptions.
In addition to the stats he’s generated in the passing game, Finn has also added 241 rushing yards and three touchdowns in five games.
Peny Boone has compiled 515 rushing yards (7.6 yards per carry) and five touchdowns in five games for the Rockets.
Boone has three catches (0.6 per game) for 28 yards (5.6 per game) and one touchdown in five games for the Rockets.
In five games, Jerjuan Newton has converted 25 targets into 18 catches, 260 yards and seven touchdowns for the Rockets.
As an important piece of the Rockets’ offense, Junior Vandeross III has produced 294 receiving yards and one touchdown on 16 catches.
The Rockets’ defense has been aided by the play of Judge Culpepper, who has played five games and recorded 14 tackles, three TFL, and five sacks.
As part of the Rockets’ defensive unit, Nate Bauer has registered 26 tackles and one interception in five games.
Jeremiah Peters has played five games, registering eight tackles, five TFL, and 3.5 sacks for the Rockets.
With 18 tackles and one interception, Emmanuel McNeil-Warren has helped propel the Rockets’ defense over five games.

UMass

Kay’Ron Adams has rushed for 504 yards (84 per game) and five touchdowns in six games.
In addition, Adams has 11 receptions for 78 yards and zero touchdowns.
In the passing game, Anthony Simpson has scored two TDs, catching 26 balls for 426 yards (71 per game).
Carlos Davis has thrown for 886 yards (147.7 per game), completing 61.4% of his passes, with six touchdowns and three interceptions in six games.
Gregroy Desrosiers has rushed for 88 yards (14.7 per game) and one touchdown in six games.
In the passing game, Desrosiers has scored two touchdowns, with 12 receptions for 148 yards.
Billy Wooden has amassed 22 tackles, four TFL, and four sacks in six games for the Minutemen.
Tyler Rudolph has been doing his part on defense, amassing one interception to go with 16 tackles, one TFL, one sack, and three passes defended for the Minutemen.
JB Brown has collected two sacks to go with one TFL and 17 tackles in six games for the Minutemen.
The Minutemen’s Marcus Bradley has amassed 16 tackles, two TFL, and one sack in six games.