- The Arizona Wildcats are a -10 point favorite vs. the Washington State Cougars
- Arizona vs. Washington State Total (Over/Under): 48.5 points
- TV Channel: CBS
Arizona (2-1) visit Gesa Field at Martin Stadium to take on Washington State (1-2) on Sep. 26 in Pullman, WA. Kickoff is scheduled for 7:30 pm.
The Arizona Wildcats are betting favorites in Week 4, with the spread sitting at -10 (-112).
The Arizona vs. Washington State Over/Under is 48.5 total points.
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Arizona vs. Washington State Odds, Spread, Over/Under:
| Spread | Total (O/U) | Moneyline | |
| Arizona | -10 -112 | 48.5 -108 | -400 |
| Washington State | +10 -105 | 48.5 -110 | +320 |
Arizona vs Washington State Prediction:
The winning team model predicts Arizona will win this game with 69.4% confidence, based on game simulations, offensive & defensive matchups and recent game results.
The winning team prediction factors in up-to-date player injuries for both the Arizona Wildcats and the Washington State Cougars, key player performances this season and recent team trends.
Arizona vs Washington State Spread Prediction:
Based on recent against-the-spread trends, the model predicts Arizona will cover the spread with 53.7% confidence.
This prediction against the spread factors in ATS performances for both teams, opening and current betting lines plus public and sharp money already wagered on this matchup.
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Arizona Best Bets Today
- Arizona has hit the 1Q Game Total Over in 10 of their last 13 games (+6.90 Units / 46% ROI)
- Arizona has hit the 1H Game Total Over in 9 of their last 13 games (+4.15 Units / 27% ROI)
- Arizona has hit the Game Total Under in 8 of their last 13 games (+2.50 Units / 18% ROI)
- Arizona has hit the Moneyline in 6 of their last 11 games (+1.45 Units / 5% ROI)
- Arizona has hit the Team Total Under in 4 of their last 7 away games (+0.60 Units / 8% ROI)
Washington State Best Bets Today
- Washington State has hit the 1H Moneyline in 9 of their last 12 games (+11.95 Units / 7% ROI)
- Washington State have covered the 1H Spread in 10 of their last 12 games (+8.85 Units / 64% ROI)
- Washington State has hit the 1Q Moneyline in 5 of their last 12 games (+8.75 Units / 8% ROI)
- Washington State has hit the Game Total Under in 10 of their last 12 games (+7.80 Units / 59% ROI)
- Washington State have covered the Spread in 10 of their last 12 games (+7.80 Units / 59% ROI)
Arizona Against the Spread (ATS) Record
Arizona Wildcats is 0-3 against the spread this college football season (-3.2 Units / -100% ROI).
- Arizona is 0-1 when betting on the Moneyline for -1 Units / -100% ROI
- Arizona is 1-2 when betting the Over for -1.2 Units / -36.36% ROI
- Arizona is 2-1 when betting the Under for +0.9 Units / 27.27% ROI
Washington State Against the Spread (ATS) Record
Washington State Cougars is 2-1 against the spread this college football season (+0.9 Units / 27.27% ROI).
- Washington State is 0-2 when betting on the Moneyline for -2 Units / -100% ROI
- Washington State is 1-2 when betting the Over for -1.2 Units / -36.36% ROI
- Washington State is 2-1 when betting the Under for +0.9 Units / 27.27% ROI
Arizona: Keys to the Game vs. Washington State
Arizona was 2-6 (.250) when allowing 200 or more passing yards last season– T-4th-worst among Power Conference Teams; Average: .498
Arizona is 9-1 (.900) when allowing less than 50% of third down conversion opportunities this season– T-7th-best in FBS; Average: .603
Arizona was 2-6 (.250) when allowing 200 or more passing yards last season– T-16th-worst in FBS; Average: .481
Arizona is 8-2 (.800) when allowing less than 5 yards per rush this season– 12th-best among Power Conference Teams; Average: .640
Washington State: Keys to the Game vs. Arizona
Washington State is 6-2 (.750) when having a turnover margin within one of the opposing team this season– T-25th-best in FBS; Average: .531
Washington State is winless (0-5) when allowing 22 or more points this season– T-worst among Non-Power Conference Teams; Average: .265
Washington State was undefeated (6-0) when rushing more than 30 times in the 2023 season– T-best among Power Conference Teams; Average: .665
Washington State was 6-3 (.667) when sacking the QB less than 3 times last season– T-19th-best in FBS; Average: .429
Matchup Notes for Arizona vs. Washington State
Washington State’s WRs had 174 receptions in 13 games (13.4 per game) last season — 2nd-best among Pac-12 WRs. Arizona’s defense allowed just 16.0 receptions per game last season — 3rd-best among Big 12 defenses.
Washington State had 261 receptions in 13 games (20.1 per game) last season — 2nd-best among Pac-12 skill players. Arizona’s defense allowed just 16.0 receptions per game last season — T-17th-best among FBS defenses.
Washington State’s WRs had 174 receptions in 13 games (13.4 per game) last season — 2nd-best among Pac-12 WRs. Arizona’s defense allowed just 10.8 receptions per game to WRs last season — T-32nd-best among FBS defenses.
Arizona’s TEs gained 335 yards on 38 receptions (just 8.8 YPR) last season — 2nd-worst among Big 12 TEs. Washington State’s defense allowed just 10.1 Yards Per Reception last season — T-3rd-best among NonP5 defenses.
Arizona’s WRs gained 2,715 yards on 207 receptions (just 13.1 YPR) last season — 5th-worst among Big 12 WRs. Washington State’s defense allowed just 10.1 Yards Per Reception last season — T-2nd-best among Pac-12 defenses.
Arizona’s WRs gained 2,715 yards on 207 receptions (just 13.1 YPR) last season — 5th-worst among Big 12 WRs. Washington State’s defense allowed just 10.1 Yards Per Reception last season — T-7th-best among FBS defenses.
Arizona Offensive Stats & Trends
Arizona TEs averaged 23.2 yards per reception (93 yards/4 catches) on 3rd and long last season– best among Big 12 Teams; Average: 12.2
Arizona TEs had no touchdowns on 3 receptions in the Red Zone last season– worst Receptions Per TD among Big 12 Teams; Average: 1.9
Arizona’s TEs gained 335 yards on 38 receptions (just 8.8 YPR) last season — 2nd-worst among Big 12 TEs. Washington State’s defense allowed just 10.1 Yards Per Reception last season — T-3rd-best among NonP5 defenses.
Arizona’s WRs gained 2,715 yards on 207 receptions (just 13.1 YPR) last season — 5th-worst among Big 12 WRs. Washington State’s defense allowed just 10.1 Yards Per Reception last season — T-2nd-best among Pac-12 defenses.
Arizona RBs had 12 receptions for 20 or more yards in the 2023 season– 2nd-most among FBS Teams
Washington State Offensive Stats & Trends
Washington State’s WRs had 174 receptions in 13 games (13.4 per game) last season — 2nd-best among Pac-12 WRs. Arizona’s defense allowed just 16.0 receptions per game last season — 3rd-best among Big 12 defenses.
Washington State had 261 receptions in 13 games (20.1 per game) last season — 2nd-best among Pac-12 skill players. Arizona’s defense allowed just 16.0 receptions per game last season — T-17th-best among FBS defenses.
Washington State’s WRs had 174 receptions in 13 games (13.4 per game) last season — 2nd-best among Pac-12 WRs. Arizona’s defense allowed just 10.8 receptions per game to WRs last season — T-32nd-best among FBS defenses.
Washington State’s WRs averaged just 11.8 yards after the catch last season — 4th-worst among Pac-12 WRs. Arizona’s defense allowed just 10.3 RAC last season — 2nd-best among Big 12 defenses.
Washington State’s TEs had 31 receptions in 13 games (just 2.4 per game) last season — 4th-worst among Pac-12 TEs. Arizona’s defense allowed just 16.0 receptions per game last season — T-17th-best among FBS defenses.
Arizona Defensive Stats & Trends
Arizona opponents has averaged 7.2 Passing Attempts per TD (36 Pass Attempts/5 Passing TDs) in the Red Zone this season– 3rd-best among Power Conference Teams; Average: 4.0
Arizona has tackled opponents for a loss on 8 of 34 rushing attempts (23% TFL%) on 3rd and short this season– T-4th-best in FBS; Average: 11%.
Arizona has tackled opponents for a loss on 8 of 34 rushing attempts (23% TFL%) on 3rd and short this season– best in the Big 12; Average: 10%.
Arizona opponents has averaged 42.6 Passing Attempts per TD (383 Pass Attempts/9 Passing TDs) this season– 5th-best in FBS; Average: 21.3
Arizona has 22 interceptions this season– T-2nd-most in FBS
Washington State Defensive Stats & Trends
Washington State has allowed just 10.1 yards per completion (2,267 yards/224 completions) this season– T-3rd-best among Non-Power Conference Teams; Average: 11.8
Washington State has allowed 114.6 yards from scrimmage per game to WRs this season– 5th-best in FBS; Average: 161.6
Washington State tackled opponents for a loss on just 2 of 29 rushing attempts (7% TFL%) on 3rd and short last season– T-37th-worst in FBS; Average: 10%.
Washington State allowed 3,517 Passing Yards last season– 3rd-most among Power Conference Teams
Washington State has allowed just 111.2 receiving yards per game (1,445/13) to WRs this season– 5th-best in FBS; Average: 156.2
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