2023 Washington State Football Odds: Total Wins Over/Under Odds, Stats & Betting Tips

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03 August 2023

With an over/under of 6.5 wins, the Washington State Cougars will aim to avoid finishing below .500 in 2023.

Washington State Win Total Odds

In terms of difficulty, based on opponents’ combined win total last season, Washington State will be facing the 105th-ranked schedule this year.
Based on its opponents’ projected win total this year, Washington State will be facing the 94th-ranked schedule in terms of difficulty.
Based on its Pac-12 opponents’ projected win total this season, Washington State will be playing the -ranked conference schedule in terms of toughness.
In 2023, Washington State will face five teams that had winning records last season, including four that won nine or more games, while facing four squads that picked up three or fewer wins a year ago.
The Cougars will see five teams on their schedule this year that made a bowl game in 2022.

For the 2023 NCAA Football regular season, our team-comparison analysis projects the Cougars at seven wins.
Washington State will play seven opponents this season that won fewer games than the Cougs did a season ago.
Washington State’s National Championship odds (+30000) are better than six opponents this year.
With a regular season over/under of 6.5 wins, at +140 on the moneyline, the Cougars’ implied probability to finish over is 41.7%.
In 2023, Washington State is currently +30000 to win the national championship, meaning the Cougars possess a 0.3% chance of winning it all.
For 2023, Washington State is currently +4000 to win the Pac-12, meaning the Cougars possess a 2.4% chance of the conference.

Last season the Cougars finished 7-6, qualifying for a bowl game and falling to Fresno State 29-6 in the LA Bowl.
At home last year, Washington State was 4-3. On the road, the Cougars went 3-2.
The Cougars won every game when favored (6-0) but just one as underdogs (1-6).
The Cougars were 6-6 in the FBS and 4-5 in the Pac-12 overall.
Washington State compiled an 8-5-0 ATS record last year.
A total of three of Cougars games last season went over the point total.
Offensively, Washington State ranked 95th in FBS with 360.1 yards per game last season. Meanwhile, it ranked 86th in total defense (402.4 yards allowed per contest).
Washington State ranked 79th in scoring offense (26.1 points per game) and 38th in scoring defense (22.9 points allowed per game) last year.
The Cougars had the 46th-ranked passing offense last year (252.2 passing yards per game), and they were less effective on defense, ranking 18th-worst with 267.8 passing yards allowed per game.
Washington State was a bottom-25 run offense last year, ranking 15th-worst with 107.8 rushing yards per contest. Defensively, it ranked 42nd in FBS (134.6 rushing yards allowed per game).