Arizona vs. K State Odds & Betting Predictions - September 14, 2024

@rsura_

Hey Biev I’m right there with you

Follow On X: https://x.com/PicksOffice .The passing game, led by Noah Fifita and wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan, has indeed been lethal. Arizona averages 297.5 yards through the air per game. McMillan has been a man amongst boys, making an early case for Heisman contention after setting a record in Week 1. The matchup for this passing game is really good against the Kansas State defense, as the Wildcats rank 128th in Defensive Passing Success Rate, which will present multiple opportunities at explosive plays for this high-powered offense. On the other side, Kansas State's ground game, led by QB Avery Johnson and RB DJ Giddens is for real. The Wildcats average 249 rushing yards per game, exploiting their dynamic duo as Giddens goes over 5 yards per carry. Arizona's defense has been exposed on the ground, allowing over 200 rushing yards in their opener against New Mexico. They rank 69th in Stuff Rate and 77th in Line Yards, further underlining how often they have failed to stop the run this season. Kansas State should go on to capitalize on those problems for some drives that consistently move the chains. Defensively, both teams carry gaps that should lend to the over: Arizona's defense has already allowed an average of 25 points per game, even against inferior opponents. Meanwhile, Kansas State ranks near dead last in third-down defense, allowing Arizona to sustain drives and keep the scoreboard moving with extended possessions that wear down defenses and provide ample opportunity for both sides to pile on the points. Such has typically been the case in recent history with this being a series of over-performing teams. Arizona's game with New Mexico saw an astonishing 100 combined points, while Kansas State's game with Tulane reached 61. Both teams have shown they can score, and the weaknesses in their respective defenses will only accelerate that trend. With Arizona allowing significant yardage on the ground and Kansas State being poor against the pass, there's little indication that either side will be capable of halting the other on a consistent basis. That, combined with the egregious defensive weaknesses, means all that talent on offense points to a high-scoring affair where both teams find their way to the end zone in droves. With a proficient Arizona passing game and a potent Kansas State rushing attack, there is a perfect recipe for the over to hit comfortably.

#ProSystem . windy unders cool to low temps Overall: 1147-854-23,57% (ROI:11%) Season:8-4-0,67% (ROI:29%)

@CamIsMoney18 tail

KSU should have a strong run game advantage in this one - of course that is good for RB DJ Giddens, but I do expect to see QB Avery Johnson use his legs more as well. In an up and down game where KSU should win the TOP battle (because Zona will lean on the passing game), o have Johnson at 13 true rush attempts tonight. Play to over 52.5.

.tsa ranked teams take the home fav Overall: 206-123-7,63% (ROI:21%) Season:2-1-0,67% (ROI:

Full write up coming to Action. Both offenses w extreme advantages. Arizona expected to have Center back, resolve OL issues for Fifita to attack Quartrers/Cover1 with McMillan. Kansas State rush offense no expected hurdles with Zona defensive front

Project Kansas State -3.5; Wildcats severe issues defending the pass, specifically explosives. Arizona already 18th in Pass EPA