How to Watch UAB vs Louisiana | Live Stream & Start Time

The UAB Blazers (1-1) play the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns (1-1) at Protective Stadium on Saturday, September 16, 2023. Look below for more important info, including how to watch this matchup on Fubo.

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UAB vs. Louisiana Game Time and How to Watch

Game Day: Saturday, September 16, 2023
Game Time: 7:00 PM ET
TV Channel: ESPN+
Location: Birmingham, Alabama
Stadium: Protective Stadium
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Moneyline Favorite: UAB (-114)
Spread: Blazers (-1)
Total: 58

UAB vs. Louisiana Stats and Insights

UAB has outscored opponents by just 15 points this season (7.5 per game). Louisiana has put up just 18 more points than its opponents (nine per game).
UAB has averaged 9.5 more points this season (35) than Louisiana has allowed (25.5).
The Blazers are 1-1 overall when scoring more than 25.5 points this season.
Louisiana racks up 34.5 points per game, seven more than UAB gives up (27.5).
The Ragin’ Cajuns are 1-1 overall when scoring over 27.5 points this year.

Top Performers

UAB

In two games for the Blazers, Jacob Zeno has led the charge with 676 yards (338 yards per game) while posting five touchdowns, one interception and an 84.5% completion percentage.
Zeno has been helping the offense with his legs, as he’s run for 42 yards (3.2 YPC) and one rushing touchdown in two games.
As a runner, Jermaine Brown Jr. has generated 81 yards in the ground game with three rushing touchdowns in two games.
Brown Jr. has eight receptions (four per game) for 53 yards (26.5 per game) and zero touchdowns in two games for the Blazers.
As part of the Blazers’ offense, Iverson Hooks has grabbed nine balls on 10 targets for 94 yards and two touchdowns.
Tejhaun Palmer has been targeted 14 times for 10 receptions, 137 yards and one touchdown in two games.
As part of the Blazers’ defense, Jackson Bratton has compiled nine tackles, two TFL, and two sacks in two games.
Desmond Little has helped spur the Blazers’ defense with one sack to go along with one TFL and seven tackles in two games.
BJ Mayes has played two games, compiling six tackles and one interception for the Blazers.
The Blazers’ defensive unit has been helped by the contributions of Everett Roussaw Jr., who has suited up for two games, delivering one sack to go with one TFL and five tackles.

Louisiana

Ben Wooldridge has passed for 508 yards (254 per game), completing 57.4% of his throws, with five touchdowns and one interception in two games.
Wooldridge also has rushed for 78 yards and two TDs.
In two games, Jacob Kibodi has rushed for 103 yards (51.5 per game) and zero TDs.
In the passing game, Kibodi has scored one touchdown, with one catches for 37 yards.
In two games, Robert Williams has eight receptions for 89 yards (44.5 per game) and one touchdown.
In two games, Dre’lyn Washington has rushed for 88 yards (44 per game) and one TD.
As a tone-setter on defense, the Ragin’ Cajuns’ Jordan Lawson has registered 10 tackles, three TFL, and 3.5 sacks in two games.
In two games for the Ragin’ Cajuns, K.C. Ossai has collected 14 tackles, one TFL, and one sack.
In two games for the Ragin’ Cajuns, Jasper Williams has posted 10 tackles, two TFL, and 1.5 sacks.
On defense, Kendre’ Gant has contributed 12 tackles in two games.