Tulane at Connecticut

Tulane is solid defensively, third in the AAC in total defense at 369.6 yards per contest. On offense the Green Wave average 225.6 yards on the ground (#25th in the nation). Tulane moved the ball well against rugged Houston, passing for 241 passing yards on 42 attempts. The Green Wave are 9-4 ATS against a team with a losing record. They face a Connecticut team in disarray, riding a five-game losing streak. The offense hasn't scored a touchdown in the last 10 quarters. UConn gave quarterback Donovan Williams his second straight start last week at Boston College, but the freshman threw three interceptions and the Huskies were limited to 121 yards of offense in the 30-0 loss. The Huskies average 15 points and have been outscored 92-3 in their last three contests. Last week, UConn recorded minus-6 yards on 17 attempts and has gone 42 drives without a touchdown. Connecticut is also on a money-burning 16-39-2 ATS run, including 7-21-1 ATS following a straight up loss. Back Tulane.