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The Stanford Cardinal (2-6) will visit the Washington State Cougars (4-4) on Saturday at 9:00 PM ET.
The Cougars are expected to win by double digits (currently -13) against the Cardinal. The over/under for this game is 60.5 points.
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Game Info for Washington State vs. Stanford
- Game Day: Saturday, November 4, 2023
- Game Time: 9:00 PM ET
- TV Channel: Pac-12 Network
- Location: Pullman, Washington
- Stadium: Martin Stadium
| Favorite | Spread | Favorite Spread Odds | Underdog Spread Odds | Total | Over Total Odds | Under Total Odds | Favorite Moneyline | Underdog Moneyline |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Washington State | -13 | -110 | -110 | 60.5 | -110 | -110 | -541 | +402 |
Washington State Pick Insights
- Washington State has gone 4-3-0 ATS this season.
- Four of Washington State’s seven games with a set total have hit the over (57.1%).
Washington State Stats & Insights
- Washington State sports the 37th-ranked offense this season (435.3 yards per game), and have been worse defensively, ranking 10th-worst with 445.9 yards allowed per game.
- Offensively, Washington State ranks 40th in the FBS with 32.1 points per game. Meanwhile, the team’s defense ranks 106th in points allowed (445.9 points allowed per contest).
- Washington State has struggled defensively against the pass, ranking 10th-worst in the FBS (275.4 passing yards allowed per game) this season. However, the Cougars rank second-best offensively, averaging 346.8 passing yards per game.
- Washington State ranks seventh-worst in rushing offense (88.5 rushing yards per game), but has played better on defense, ranking 104th with 170.5 rushing yards allowed per contest.
- Washington State has the 30th-ranked third-down offense this year (44.1% third-down conversion rate), but has been less effective defensively, ranking 19th-worst with a 44.9% third-down conversion rate allowed.
- With eight forced turnovers (107th in the FBS) against 12 turnovers committed (79th in the FBS), Washington State’s -4-4 turnover margin ranks 104th in college football.
Washington State’s Best Players
- Cameron Ward has been a dual threat for Washington State so far this season. He has 2,536 passing yards, completing 69.8% of his passes and throwing 16 touchdown passes and three interceptions this season. He’s rushed for 166 yards (20.8 ypg) on 79 carries with five rushing touchdowns.
- Nakia Watson has 203 rushing yards on 66 carries with four touchdowns. He’s also added 18 catches for 199 yards (24.9 per game) and two touchdowns via the passing game.
- Kyle Willams’ leads his squad with 627 yards as a receiver. He’s racked up that yardage on 46 catches (out of 60 targets) and scored four touchdowns.
- Lincoln Victor has caught 53 passes for 573 yards (71.6 yards per game) and four touchdowns this year.
- Josh Kelly’s 34 grabs have yielded 475 yards and five touchdowns.
- Brennan Jackson leads the team with 3.5 sacks, and also has three TFL and 22 tackles.
- So far Sam Lockett III leads the team in both tackles and interceptions. He has totaled 36 tackles, one TFL, 0.5 sacks, and two interceptions this season.
Stanford Betting Insights
- Stanford has gone 4-4-0 ATS this year.
- In games it has played as at least 13-point underdogs this year, Stanford is 3-3 against the spread.
- The teams have hit the over in three of Stanford’s eight games with a set total.
Stanford Pick Insights
- Stanford ranks 74th in total yards per game (379), but it has been worse on the defensive side of the ball, ranking fifth-worst in the FBS with 465.1 total yards conceded per contest.
- Stanford has not been getting things done defensively, ranking fifth-worst with 37.5 points allowed per game. It has been more productive offensively, regstering 22.8 points per contest (98th-ranked).
- Stanford has been struggling in pass defense, ranking worst with 322.5 passing yards surrendered per game. It has been more productive on offense, posting 251 passing yards per contest (51st-ranked).
- With 128 rushing yards per game on offense, Stanford ranks 100th in the FBS. On defense it ranks 64th, giving up 142.6 rushing yards per game.
- Stanford has been struggling on third down, ranking second-worst with a 53.3% third-down conversion rate allowed per game. It has been more effective on the other side of the ball, putting up a 39.2% third-down rate (75th-ranked).
- Stanford owns a -2 turnover margin this season, which ranks 85th in the FBS.
Stanford’s Best Players
- Ashton Daniels leads Stanford with 1,592 yards on 133-of-220 passing with nine touchdowns compared to three interceptions this season. He has chipped in with 173 rushing yards (21.6 ypg) on 68 carries while scoring two touchdowns on the ground.
- Casey Filkins has rushed 38 times for 215 yards, with one touchdown.
- E.J. Smith has rushed for 192 yards on 40 carries with one touchdown.
- Elic Ayomanor paces his team with 737 receiving yards on 45 receptions with five touchdowns.
- Tiger Bachmeier has caught 30 passes and compiled 315 receiving yards (39.4 per game) with one touchdown.
- Benjamin Yurosek has racked up 239 reciving yards (29.9 ypg) and one touchdown this season.
- David Bailey has five sacks to pace the team, and also has six TFL and 19 tackles.
- Alaka’i Gilman, Stanford’s top tackler, has 42 tackles and one interception this year.
- Scotty Edwards has picked off a team-high one pass. He also has 26 tackles, two TFL, one sack, and one pass defended to his name.
