Wyoming at Central Michigan

Neither offense has found a rhythm in two weeks. Wyoming is averaging just 17 points a game, and Central Michigan is even worse at 10, still working through a quarterback rotation that hasn't settled on a clear starter. That's exactly why this total sits so low. But both defenses have been just as shaky as the offenses in front of them, each allowing 24 points a game, which means neither side has actually proven it can keep the other off the scoreboard, only that neither offense has found a way to take advantage yet. Wyoming quarterback Tyler Hughes already rallied his team from behind against Northern Colorado two weeks ago, proof the offense can move when it needs to, and Central Michigan's shuffling quarterback situation has at least produced flashes, including a long touchdown run in last week's win over Colgate. When two generous defenses meet two offenses still searching for consistency, the low number on the board looks more like uncertainty than a true scoring ceiling. Give me the OVER.