CFB: Pac-12 Week 6 Projected Final Scores Revealed

Washington State made a statement to teams in the Pac-12 and the rest of college football with its 30-27 home victory against the USC Trojans.

This was the Cougars first win against a top-five team in 14 years. The win also snapped USC’s 13-game winning streak.

As a result of the victory, the Cougars climbed from 16th to 11th in the Associated Press Top 25 poll.

Washington State hasn't climbed this high in the polls since the 2003 season, when they went 10-3, but they don’t get much time to celebrate this achievement. 

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The Cougars travel to Eugene, OR to face an Oregon team that is undefeated at home this season.

However, Oregon’s starting quarterback Justin Herbert is expected to miss 4-6 weeks after suffering a fractured collarbone in Saturday’s 45-24 win over Cal.

Oregon is hoping to avoid its third consecutive loss to its Pac-12 North foe. Last year, the Cougars dominated the Ducks by a final score of 51-33.

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Utah, who is coming off a bye week after its road win at Arizona, will look to improve on its 4-0 record when they host Stanford on Saturday.

Utah’s defense will have its hands full trying to contain Stanford running back Bryce Love. Love set a Stanford single-game record with 301 rushing yards and three touchdowns last week in a 34-24 win over Arizona State.

The SportsLine Projection Model simulated college football games 10,000 times and came up with final scores and projected player statistics.

Below are the matchups for Week 6 of the Pac-12, with projected final scores and statistics. Projections are updated every 10 minutes.

Saturday, Oct. 7

OREGON STATE AT USC, 4 P.M. ET

SportsLine Projection Model’s score: USC 54, Oregon State 15

Vegas line: USC is a 34-point home favorite (O/U 61)

Projected Statistics: Sam Darnold passes for 334 yards, 3.78 TDs and 1.09 INTs, with Deontay Burnett catching 5.8 passes for 84 yards for USC. Oregon State’s Jake Luton throws for 142 yards and 0.83 TDs.

WASHINGTON STATE AT OREGON, 8 P.M. ET

SportsLine Projection Model’s score: Washington State 40, Oregon 34

Vegas line: Washington State is a 2.5-point road underdog (O/U 67)

Projected Statistics: Washington State’s Luke Falk throws for 395 yards, 3.31 TDs and 1.40 INTs, while James Williams rushes for 51 yards on 9.9 carries. Taylor Alie passes for 244 yards and 2.02 TDs for Oregon.

ARIZONA AT COLORADO, 9 P.M. ET

SportsLine Projection Model’s score: Colorado 35, Arizona 21

Vegas line: Colorado is a 7-point road favorite (O/U 58)

Projected Statistics: Brandon Dawkins throws for 218 yards and 0.95 TDs for Arizona. Colorado’s Steven Montez passes for 267 yards, 1.82 TDs and 2.14 INTs, with Phillip Lindsay eclipses 100 yards rushing.

STANFORD AT UTAH, 10:15 P.M. ET

SportsLine Projection Model’s score: Stanford 27, Utah 26

Vegas line: Stanford is a 6.5-point favorite, up from 3.5 to open (O/U 53.5)

Projected Statistics: Keller Chryst passes for 172 yards and 1.26 TDs and Bryce Love rushes for 125 yards on 16.7 carries for Stanford. Utah’s Troy Williams throws for 245 yards, 1.41 TDs and 1.01 INTs.

CALIFORNIA AT WASHINGTON, 10:45 P.M. ET

SportsLine Projection Model’s score: Washington 40, California 17

Vegas line: The Huskies are 27-point home favorites (O/U 56.5)

Projected Statistics: Cal’s Ross Bowers passes for 246 yards, 1.33 TDs and 1.80 INTs. Jake Browning throws for 224 yards, 2.80 TDs and 0.90 INTs, with Myles Gaskin rushing for 96 yards on 14.8 carries.

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