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1-1 · ATS 1-1 · O/U 2-0
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1-1 · ATS 1-1 · O/U 1-1

College football Week 3 · Sat, Sep 19, 12:00 PM ET · neutral site

The number

Vegas
Arizona State -5.5
total 50.5
Our line
Arizona State -5.7
total 50.6
Raw model
Arizona State -6.7
Arizona State 28.8 · Kansas 22
no edge

Edge: spread 0.2 pts · total 0.1 pts · model weight 20%

Why

  1. 1.Our number makes it Arizona State by 5.7; Vegas has Arizona State by 5.5. That is a 0.2-point edge which is not enough to act on.
  2. 2.Power ratings: Kansas #122, Arizona State #51 of 137 on opponent-adjusted efficiency; SP+ anchors the early-season number.
  3. 3.Arizona State's pass game (350 passing yds/game, 6th in FBS) meets a Kansas pass defense that ranks 112th of 137 in FBS (292 allowed).
  4. 4.Against the spread this season: Kansas 1-1 (50%), Arizona State 1-1.
  5. 5.Trust level: 20% on our numbers and 80% on the market, with 1 game of data behind the thinner side. Ratings this early are pulled toward the league average.

The trenches

Offensive line against the defensive front. Grades are ours, from where each unit ranks on these numbers.

Arizona State line vs Kansas front

Arizona State BKansas D
MetricArizona StateKansas allows
Line yards per carryyards the line is credited with on every run2.84 (#86) C2.72 (#43) B
Stuff rateruns stopped at or behind the line19% (#76) C18% (#61) C
Power success3rd/4th and 2 or less, converted on the ground100% (#30) B100% (#120) F
Sack ratesacks per dropback3% (#40) B0% (#126) F
Yards per carry4.3 (#80) C4.6 (#74) C

Kansas line vs Arizona State front

Kansas CArizona State C
MetricKansasArizona State allows
Line yards per carryyards the line is credited with on every run3.02 (#61) C2.61 (#33) B
Stuff rateruns stopped at or behind the line11% (#16) A19% (#60) C
Power success3rd/4th and 2 or less, converted on the ground75% (#70) C100% (#121) F
Sack ratesacks per dropback9% (#115) D7% (#39) B
Yards per carry4.2 (#89) C3.5 (#23) B

Receivers vs the secondary

Each passing game against the pass defense across from it, plus the receivers’ last games.

Arizona State passing vs Kansas secondary

Arizona State BKansas D
MetricArizona StateKansas allows
Yards per pass play10.3 (#15) A9.7 (#120) F
Completion %61% (#80) C63% (#75) C
Explosive pass ratepasses of 16+ yards24% (#17) A23% (#125) F
Passing yards per game350 (#6) A292 (#112) D
Sack ratepressure the front gets home3% (#40) B0% (#126) F
  • Reed Harris: 163 yds/game on 7.5 catches over the last 2 games, 4 TD (137, 189)
  • Omarion Miller: 66 yds/game on 8.5 catches over the last 2 games, 1 TD (102, 29)

Kansas passing vs Arizona State secondary

Kansas DArizona State C
MetricKansasArizona State allows
Yards per pass play5.5 (#103) D5.7 (#37) B
Completion %45% (#132) F60% (#49) C
Explosive pass ratepasses of 16+ yards21% (#28) B15% (#66) C
Passing yards per game186 (#85) C154 (#29) B
Sack ratepressure the front gets home9% (#115) D7% (#39) B
  • Nik McMillan: 91 yds/game on 4.0 catches over the last 2 games, 2 TD (130, 52)
  • Dylan Edwards: 26 yds/game on 2.5 catches over the last 2 games (34, 18)
  • Keaton Kubecka: 23 yds/game on 2.0 catches over the last 2 games (8, 38)

Arizona State

Points per game
20.0
allows 48.0
last game
20 pts/game
allowing 48
Rushing
113 yds/game
allows 111
Passing
350 yds/game
allows 154

QB Cutter Boley (321 pass yds/game, 8 TD, 2 INT) · RB Kyson Brown (73 rush yds/game) · WR Grayson Rigdon (55 rec yds/game)

Kansas

Points per game
21.0
allows 38.0
last game
21 pts/game
allowing 38
Rushing
118 yds/game
allows 176
Passing
186 yds/game
allows 292

QB Isaiah Marshall (207 pass yds/game, 4 TD, 2 INT) · RB Yasin Willis (45 rush yds/game) · WR Tate Nagy (20 rec yds/game)