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The Texas Longhorns come into this matchup as the more balanced and talented team, capable of running up the score and dominating the game. However, there are reasons to approach this game cautiously from a betting perspective. Texas has been inconsistent against the spread (ATS), going just 4-6 ATS in their last 10 games, and even allowed a struggling Clemson team to stay competitive in their most recent outing. As double-digit favorites, Texas hasn’t fared much better, covering the spread just three times in their last seven games in such situations.
On the other hand, the Arizona State Sun Devils bring a unique set of advantages to the table. With the benefit of extra rest and a game-changer on offense in Cam Skattebo, the Sun Devils are poised to make things interesting. Skattebo, known for his ability to rack up yards and control the pace of the game, gives Arizona State a potent weapon to exploit openings in Texas’ defense. Defensively, Arizona State has been no pushover, ranking in the top 30 in both total defense and scoring defense, giving them the tools to frustrate the Longhorns’ high-powered attack.
It’s worth noting that this is the largest underdog spot Arizona State has faced all season, which could provide value for bettors backing the Sun Devils. The 13.5-point spread feels a little inflated, especially considering the unusual early kickoff for a playoff game. With nerves likely to play a role in the opening stages, Arizona State has an opportunity to capitalize and make this a tighter contest than the line suggests.
While Texas has the talent to dominate, their inconsistency against the spread and Arizona State’s grit on both sides of the ball make this matchup intriguing. The Sun Devils could be worth a look to cover, especially if they catch the Longhorns off guard early. Don’t overlook the potential for Arizona State to make things uncomfortable, at least for the first half, before Texas pulls away late. Take Arizona State ATS
On the other hand, the Arizona State Sun Devils bring a unique set of advantages to the table. With the benefit of extra rest and a game-changer on offense in Cam Skattebo, the Sun Devils are poised to make things interesting. Skattebo, known for his ability to rack up yards and control the pace of the game, gives Arizona State a potent weapon to exploit openings in Texas’ defense. Defensively, Arizona State has been no pushover, ranking in the top 30 in both total defense and scoring defense, giving them the tools to frustrate the Longhorns’ high-powered attack.
It’s worth noting that this is the largest underdog spot Arizona State has faced all season, which could provide value for bettors backing the Sun Devils. The 13.5-point spread feels a little inflated, especially considering the unusual early kickoff for a playoff game. With nerves likely to play a role in the opening stages, Arizona State has an opportunity to capitalize and make this a tighter contest than the line suggests.
While Texas has the talent to dominate, their inconsistency against the spread and Arizona State’s grit on both sides of the ball make this matchup intriguing. The Sun Devils could be worth a look to cover, especially if they catch the Longhorns off guard early. Don’t overlook the potential for Arizona State to make things uncomfortable, at least for the first half, before Texas pulls away late. Take Arizona State ATS
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NCAA Football Cappers Picks for Arizona State vs Texas with Cappers winnings percentage over 55% for the last 7 days:
Strike Point Sports 67 % Pete Wilder 100 % Brian Bitler 83 % Big Mike Tompkins 67 % Totals R Money 67 % Nick Parsons 55 % Bruce Marshall 60 % Gene Menez 100 % David Racey 58 % Chuck Edel 100 % Alex White 71 % Max Turner 64 % Max Turner 64 %
Arizona State
Texas SPREAD
Arizona State 13.5 (-113) AVG SPREAD W%: 51 ROI: -2
Josh Nagel
W%: 47
ROI: -10
Chuck Edel
W%: 60
ROI: 15
Alex White
W%: 58
ROI: 11
Pete Wilder
W%: 52
ROI: -2
Sam Avellone
W%: 48
ROI: -8
Michael Briggs
W%: 51
ROI: -2
Liam Keating
W%: 48
ROI: -8
Micah Roberts
W%: 50
ROI: -6
Marc Lawrence
W%: 46
ROI: -12
Strike Point Sports
W%: 51
ROI: -3
Joe Gavazzi
W%: 52
ROI: -1
Brian Bitler
W%: 51
ROI: -3
Big Mike Tompkins
W%: 60
ROI: 14
Kosty Insider Plays
W%: 57
ROI: 10
Brad Francis
W%: 52
ROI: -8
Primetime Sports Picks
W%: 49
ROI: -7
Bob Konarski (BurghBets)
W%: 51
ROI: -2
Bruce Marshall
W%: 48
ROI: -6
Jess Root
W%: 48
ROI: -5
Max Turner
W%: 50
ROI: -3
Randy Chambers
W%: 49
ROI: -7
SPREAD
Texas -13.5 (-107) AVG SPREAD W%: 49 ROI: -7
Gene Menez
W%: 45
ROI: -13
Cameron Picks and parlays
W%: 51
ROI: -4
Ziti Sports
W%: 48
ROI: -7
Wayne Root
W%: 45
ROI: -13
Jimmy Adams
W%: 45
ROI: -15
David Delano
W%: 55
ROI: 4
Nick Parsons
W%: 49
ROI: -8
The Lock Club
W%: 49
ROI: -7
Northcoast Sports
W%: 50
ROI: -5
Bob Bafle
W%: 51
ROI: -2
Smart Money Sports
W%: 47
ROI: -9
Worlds Worst Picker
W%: 46
ROI: -11
Adam Silverstein
W%: 54
ROI: 4
Brandon Lee
W%: 49
ROI: -5
Sports Picks Forum
W%: 48
ROI: -7
TOTAL
UNDER 52.5 (-115)
AVG UNDER W%: 50 ROI: -4
Eric Cohen
W%: 55
ROI: 6
Sam Avellone
W%: 48
ROI: -8
Liam Keating
W%: 48
ROI: -8
Raphael Esparza
W%: 48
ROI: -8
Totals R Money
W%: 48
ROI: -8
Info Plays
W%: 51
ROI: 0
Z Code System
W%: 49
ROI: -4
TOTAL
OVER 52.5 (-105)
AVG OVER W%: 49 ROI: -6
David Racey
W%: 50
ROI: -3
Northcoast Sports
W%: 50
ROI: -5
Cole Faxon
W%: 46
ROI: -10
Totals Guru
W%: 48
ROI: -8
Jess Root
W%: 48
ROI: -5
Max Turner
W%: 50
ROI: -3
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