Oregon State vs. Stanford - College Football - Predictions, Betting Lines, Odds and Trends

A pair of Pac-12 teams meet when the Oregon State Beavers (3-2) take on the Stanford Cardinal (1-3) on Saturday, October 8, 2022 at Stanford Stadium. The Beavers are favored by 7 points. The over/under for the outing is 58.5 points.

Oregon State vs. Stanford Predictions

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Oregon State vs. Stanford: Last 3 Games

Oregon State has two wins against the spread, and is 1-2 overall, over its past three contests.
In Oregon State’s past three contests, it has hit the over twice.
The Beavers total over the last three games is two points more than the 58.5 total listed for this matchup.
Stanford has not covered the spread and is 1-2 overall in its last three contests.
In its past three games, Stanford has hit the over twice.
The Cardinal have averaged a total of 63.3 combined points in their last three games, 4.8 greater than this game’s over/under of 58.5.

Oregon State vs. Stanford Betting Trends

Oregon State has put together a 4-1-0 record against the spread this season.
The Beavers have a perfect 1-0 ATS record when playing as at least 7-point favorites.
This season, three of Oregon State’s games have gone over the point total.
Oregon State has been the moneyline favorite only two other times so far this season, and they won both of the games.
Oregon State has played as a moneyline favorite of -258 or shorter in just one game this season, which it won.
Stanford has yet to win a game against the spread this season (0-4-0).
Stanford has not covered a spread (0-3) when it is at least 7-point underdogs.
Games involving Stanford have hit the over twice this season.
Stanford has been listed as the underdog three times this season and has failed to win any of those games.
Stanford is 0-3 this season when entering a game as the underdog by +208 or more on the moneyline.

Oregon State vs. Stanford: Over/Under Trends

Oregon State and its opponents have combined to score more than 58.5 points in a game twice this season.
A total of of Stanford’s games ended with a combined score higher than 58.5 points this season.
The point total for the contest of 58.5 is 4.4 points fewer than the combined points per game averages for the Beavers (33.4 points per game) and the Cardinal (29.5 points per game).
These two teams surrender a combined 61.2 points per game, 2.7 more than this contest’s over/under.
This season, the average total for Beavers games is 59.1 points, 0.6 more than the over/under of 58.5 points for this contest.
A difference of 1.9 points separates the average total points bet in Cardinal’s games (60.4 points) and this game’s over/under (58.5 points).

Oregon State Players to Watch

Chance Nolan has 939 passing yards (187.8 ypg) to lead Oregon State, completing 59.5% of his passes and recording seven touchdown passes and eight interceptions this season. He’s also helped out on the ground with 75 rushing yards (15 ypg) on 16 carries with one rushing touchdown.
Deshaun Fenwick’s team-high 277 rushing yards (55.4 per game) have come on 59 carries, with four touchdowns this year.
This season Jamious Griffin has racked up 186 yards (37.2 per game) on 32 carries with two touchdowns.
Tre’Shaun Harrison’s 337 receiving yards (67.4 yards per game) pace all receivers on the team. He’s totaled 24 receptions and two touchdowns.
Anthony Gould has collected 307 receiving yards (61.4 yards per game) and two touchdowns, reeling in 17 passes this year.
Luke Musgrave’s 11 receptions are good enough for 169 yards (33.8 ypg) and one touchdown.

Stanford Players to Watch

Tanner McKee has 980 passing yards (245 ypg) to lead Stanford, completing 64.5% of his passes and tossing eight touchdown passes and four interceptions this season.
Casey Filkins’ team-high 277 rushing yards (69.3 per game) have come on 61 carries, with two touchdowns this year. He’s also added 146 yards (36.5 per game) on nine catches with one touchdown.
This season E.J. Smith has collected 206 yards (51.5 per game) on 30 carries with three touchdowns, while also catching eight passes for 63 yards (15.8 per game) and one touchdown.
Michael Wilson’s 302 receiving yards (75.5 yards per game) lead the team. He has 15 receptions with four touchdowns.
Elijah Higgins has put up a 147-yard season so far (36.8 receiving yards per game) with one touchdown, reeling in 15 passes.