South Florida remains in contention for the AAC title but must recover quickly from its recent defeat. The Bulls will host UTSA on Thursday as 13.5-point favorites. Meanwhile, the Roadrunners arrive confident after a surprising upset in their latest game.
USF boasts one of college football’s most explosive offenses, averaging 40.4 points per game, second only to North Texas in the AAC. UTSA averages 34.1 points per game and relies heavily on one of the nation’s top running backs.
Oddsmakers predict the Bulls will win comfortably, though the Roadrunners could challenge the outcome with their recent momentum.
Henry wasn’t the standout in UTSA’s win over Tulane but is the team's most reliable offensive threat. The running back has amassed 955 rushing yards and nine touchdowns this season.
“Only two backs have recorded more rushing yards at this point, but Henry averages over 2.0 more yards per carry than either.”
Henry's performance on the ground will be critical for UTSA to counter the AAC’s second-best run defense and stabilize their attack.
The matchup features a high-powered South Florida offense against UTSA’s strong running game, with both teams aiming to solidify their standing in the AAC.
This game could hinge on how well UTSA’s Robert Henry Jr. manages to challenge South Florida’s defense, making it a thrilling contest to watch.