[Bobby Deren scarletnation.com] Cincinnati's offense is built for exactly these situations. The up-tempo spread offense can cover a lot of ground in quite a hurry. However, UC starter Brendon Kay is not the most experienced of quarterbacks with only 34 career pass attempts. Although the offense is suited for this type of situation, he's far from polished when it comes to facing those kind of situations. On the other side of the ball, Rutgers has an abundance of downfield threats and Nova has proven that he can engineer lengthy drives in a short span of time. But the way these offenses are designed, the edge here swings in Cincy's favor. Rutgers. The Knights protect their king better than anyone in the Big East. Rarely does RU accept a drive-killing sack. Though he has shown many strengths QB Kay did take two against a feeble Temple defense. Rutgers will have the option of sustaining drives as long as the Bearcats give RU time to survey the field. [1] 
If the game comes down to a final drive, which team drives the length of the field?