Wisconsin vs. Washington State - College Football - Predictions, Betting Lines, Odds and Trends

The Wisconsin Badgers (0-0) square off against the Washington State Cougars (0-0) on Saturday, September 10, 2022 at Camp Randall Stadium. The Badgers are heavy favorites in this one, with the line posted at 17.5 points. The over/under is set at 46.5 in the contest.

Wisconsin vs. Washington State Predictions

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Wisconsin vs. Washington State Betting Trends

Wisconsin’s record against the spread last season was 6-7-0.
The Badgers covered every time (2-0) as a 17.5-point favorite or more last year.
Wisconsin had six of its 13 games hit the over last season.
Wisconsin put together a 9-4 record in games it was favored on the moneyline last season (winning 69.2% of those games).
Wisconsin played as a moneyline favorite of -1107 or shorter in only two games last season, and it won both.
Against the spread, Washington State was 8-5-0 last year.
Washington State had six of its 13 games hit the over last season.
Last season, Washington State was the underdog seven times and won three of those games.
Washington State entered one game last season as the underdog by +608 or more and won each of those games.

Wisconsin vs. Washington State: Over/Under Trends

A total of times last season, Wisconsin and its opponent combined to score more than 46.5 points.
Washington State’s games finished with over 46.5 points scored times last season.
These two teams scored a combined average of 53.2 points per game last season, higher than the total for this matchup by 6.7 points.
The over/under for this game is set at 46.5 points, 6.1 points higher than the two teams’ opponents scoring average from last season.
Badgers games last season posted an average total of 42.4, which is 4.1 points fewer than the total for this matchup.
The average total points scored in Cougars games last year (46.5) is 9.8 points higher than the total for this matchup.

Wisconsin Players to Watch

Last season, Graham Mertz put up 1,958 yards (150.6 yards per game), a 59.5% completion percentage (169-of-284), 10 touchdowns, and 11 interceptions.
Last year, Braelon Allen took 186 carries for 1,268 rushing yards (97.5 yards per game) and scored 12 touchdowns.
Chez Mellusi ran for 815 yards on 173 carries (62.7 ypg), with five rushing touchdowns last year.
In the previous season, Danny Davis III grabbed 32 passes for 478 yards (36.8 yards per game). He also found the end zone for two touchdowns.
Jake Ferguson tacked on 450 yards on 46 grabs with three touchdowns. He averaged 34.6 receiving yards per game last year.
Kendric Pryor’s stat line last year looked like this: a total of 416 yards, 32 catches, three touchdowns, and 32.0 yards per game.

Washington State Players to Watch

Jayden de Laura completed 63.6% of his passes to throw for 2,802 yards and 23 touchdowns last season.
Max Borghi compiled 880 rushing yards and 12 touchdowns on the ground during last year’s campaign.
Last season Deon McIntosh rushed for 41.4 yards per game. He also scored four touchdowns.
Calvin Jackson Jr. averaged 75.9 receiving yards and grabbed seven receiving touchdowns over the course of the 2021 season.
Travell Harris averaged 62.6 receiving yards per game in 2021, scoring nine touchdowns.
De’Zhaun Stribling worked his way to five receiving touchdowns and 471 receiving yards (36.2 ypg) last season.