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Rome Odunze will lead the Washington Huskies (7-0) into their matchup versus the Stanford Cardinal (2-5) at Stanford Stadium on Saturday at 7:00 PM ET.
The Huskies are expected to win by at least two TDs (currently -26.5) against the Cardinal. The over/under for this game is 60.5 points.
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Game Info for Washington vs. Stanford
- Game Day: Saturday, October 28, 2023
- Game Time: 7:00 PM ET
- TV Channel: Fox Sports 1
- Location: Stanford, California
- Stadium: Stanford Stadium
| Favorite | Spread | Favorite Spread Odds | Underdog Spread Odds | Total | Over Total Odds | Under Total Odds | Favorite Moneyline | Underdog Moneyline |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Washington | -26.5 | -111 | -109 | 60.5 | -112 | -108 | -6154 | +1675 |
Washington Pick Insights
- Washington has posted a 3-3-1 record against the spread this season.
- Washington has not yet covered the spread as favorites of 26.5 points or more this season (0-2).
- The teams have hit the over in three of Washington’s seven games with a set total.
Washington Stats & Insights
- Washington ranks 86th in total defense this season (386.7 yards allowed per game), but has been thriving on offense, ranking fourth-best in the FBS with 507.1 total yards per game.
- Washington has been thriving on both offense and defense, ranking seventh-best in scoring offense (40.1 points per game) and 23rd-best in scoring defense (18.9 points allowed per game).
- On offense, Washington has been a top-25 unit in terms of passing yards, ranking best in the FBS by totaling 403.3 per game. The Huskies rank 107th on defense (250 passing yards allowed per game).
- Washington ranks 15th-worst in rushing offense (103.9 rushing yards per game), but has played better on defense, ranking 64th with 136.7 rushing yards allowed per contest.
- Washington ranks 30th in third-down efficiency (44.3%) on offense and 104th in third-down conversion rate allowed (43.4%) on defense this season.
- With nine forced turnovers (78th in the FBS) against nine turnovers committed (51st in the FBS), Washington’s even turnover margin ranks 67th in college football.
Washington’s Best Players
- Michael Penix Jr. has racked up 2,576 yards (368 ypg) on 182-of-257 passing with 20 touchdowns compared to five interceptions this season.
- The team’s top rusher, Dillon Johnson, has carried the ball 69 times for 346 yards (49.4 per game), scoring five times.
- Will Nixon has been handed the ball 22 times this year and racked up 147 yards (21 per game) with one touchdown.
- Odunze’s leads his squad with 818 yards as a receiver. He’s racked up that yardage on 45 catches (out of 64 targets) and scored six touchdowns.
- Ja’Lynn Polk has caught 41 passes for 688 yards (98.3 yards per game) and five touchdowns this year.
- Jalen McMillan has a total of 311 receiving yards so far this year, hauling in 20 throws and scoring three touchdowns.
- Zion Tupuola-Fetui has collected two sacks to pace the team, while also recording two TFL and nine tackles.
- Washington’s leading tackler, Dominique Hampton, has 41 tackles and one interception this year.
- Mishael Powell has a team-high two interceptions to go along with 12 tackles, one TFL, and two passes defended.
Stanford Betting Insights
- Stanford has gone 3-4-0 ATS this season.
- Stanford is 0-2 against the spread when an underdog by 26.5 points or greater this season.
- Stanford hase hit the over in two of seven games with a set total (28.6%).
Stanford Pick Insights
- Stanford has sputtering defensively, ranking fifth-worst with 465.9 total yards allowed per game. It has been more productive offensively, generating 361.9 total yards per contest (85th-ranked).
- Stanford has plenty of room to improve, as it ranks 25th-worst in points per game (21.3) this season and fifth-worst in points allowed per game (36.9).
- Stanford has been struggling against the pass, ranking second-worst with 315.9 passing yards given up per game. It has been more effective offensively, generating 234.4 passing yards per contest (61st-ranked).
- Stanford is accumulating 127.4 rushing yards per game on offense this season (100th-ranked). Meanwhile, it is giving up 150 rushing yards per contest (80th-ranked) on defense.
- Stanford’s defense has been bottom-25 on third down this season, allowing a 53.7% third-down conversion rate, which ranks second-worst in the FBS. Offensively, it ranks 68th with a 53.7% third-down rate.
- After forcing three turnovers (132nd in the FBS) and turning the ball over seven times (25th in the FBS) this season, Stanford has the 105th-ranked turnover margin of -4.
Stanford’s Best Players
- Ashton Daniels has put up 1,225 passing yards, or 175 per game, so far this season. He has completed 60% of his passes and has collected eight touchdowns with three interceptions. He’s also contributed on the ground with 12.6 rushing yards per game.
- Casey Filkins is his team’s leading rusher with 33 carries for 206 yards, or 29.4 per game. He’s found paydirt one time on the ground, as well.
- E.J. Smith has run for 174 yards across 35 carries, scoring one touchdown.
- Elic Ayomanor’s 591 receiving yards (84.4 yards per game) lead the team. He has 36 catches on 57 targets with four touchdowns.
- Benjamin Yurosek has caught 16 passes and compiled 239 receiving yards (34.1 per game) with one touchdown.
- Tiger Bachmeier’s 20 grabs (on 33 targets) have netted him 220 yards (31.4 ypg) and one touchdown.
- David Bailey has five sacks to pace the team, and also has six TFL and 19 tackles.
- Stanford’s tackle leader, Gaethan Bernadel, has 38 tackles and three TFL this year.
- Scotty Edwards has picked off a team-leading one pass. He also has 23 tackles, two TFL, one sack, and one pass defended to his name.
