Nevada vs. SMU: TV Channel, Live Stream, Time, How to Watch – August 24, 2024

Updated Aug. 24, 2024 7:28 p.m. ET

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The SMU Mustangs are in action on Saturday at 8:00 p.m. ET versus the Nevada Wolf Pack at Mackay Stadium.

You'll want to head to CBS Sports Network for the upcoming matchup between the Mustangs and Wolf Pack.

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How to Watch SMU vs. Nevada

SMU found success on both sides of the ball last season, ranking 16th-best in total offense (454.9 yards per game) and 12th-best in total defense (304.1 yards allowed per game).
SMU made things happen on both sides of the ball in the passing game last year, as it ranked 23rd-best in passing offense (278.4 passing yards per game) and 13th-best in passing defense (182.2 passing yards allowed per game).
The Mustangs clicked on all fronts last year, as they ranked eighth-best in scoring offense (38.7 points per game) and 11th-best in scoring defense (17.8 points allowed per game).
The Mustangs put up 176.6 rushing yards per game offensively last year (40th in the FBS), and they allowed 121.9 rushing yards per game (29th) on defense.
SMU ranked 35th in third-down conversion rate last year (43.1%), but it excelled on the defensive side of the ball, ranking fourth-best in the FBS with a 28.1% third-down percentage allowed.
The Mustangs owned the 42nd-ranked turnover margin in college football last season at +3, forcing 17 turnovers (73rd in the FBS) while turning it over 14 times (27th in the FBS).

It was a difficult season for Nevada, which ranked seventh-worst in total offense (300 yards per game) and eighth-worst in total defense (442.7 yards per game allowed) last year.
Nevada ranked 21st-worst in passing offense (175.2 passing yards per game) and 19th-worst in passing defense (253.9 passing yards per game allowed) last season.
With 17.3 points per game (seventh-worst) and 33.4 points allowed per game on defense (17th-worst), the Wolf Pack played poorly on both sides of the ball last year.
The Wolf Pack had the 100th-ranked rushing offense last season (124.8 rushing yards per game), and they were worse defensively, ranking 12th-worst with 188.8 rushing yards allowed per game.
Nevada was a bottom-25 offense on third down last season, ranking seventh-worst with a 29.9% third-down conversion rate. Defensively, it ranked 98th in the FBS (41.5% third-down conversion rate allowed).
With 16 forced turnovers (86th in the FBS) against 20 turnovers committed (87th in the FBS), the Wolf Pack (-4) owned the 97th-ranked turnover margin in college football last season.

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