CFB: Pac-12 Week 7 Projected Final Scores Revealed
Two teams remain undefeated in the Pac-12 and they both reign from the state of Washington.
Washington State (6-0) avoided a let down after its historic victory over USC, traveling to Eugene, OR and beating the Ducks comfortably by a final score of 33-10 for their fist road win of the season.
WSU outgained Oregon 369-277 in total yardage and the Cougars’ fifth-year senior, Luke Falk, finished 24-of-42 with 282 yards and three touchdowns. Falk has now thrown for 19 TDs with just two interceptions this season.
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Following the win, Washington State entered the AP Top 10 for the first time this season at No. 8. The Cougars are the second-highest ranked Pac-12 team behind Washington, who rounds out the top five.
This marks the first time since October 1997 that both teams are in the top 10.
The Cougars are off to their best start since winning seven straight to start the 2001 season. This week, the Cougars travel to face the California Golden Bears for a Friday night showdown.
No. 5 Washington (6-0) cruised to a 38-7 victory over California on Saturday night and will travel to face an Arizona State team that has had their number in recent years.
The Huskies snapped a 10-game losing streak to the Sun Devils last year with a dominant 44-18 victory. Prior to last year’s victory, Washington’s last win over Arizona State came all the way back in 2001.
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 7 of the Pac-12, with projected final scores and statistics. Projections are updated every 10 minutes.
Friday, Oct. 13
WASHINGTON STATE AT CALIFORNIA, 10:30 P.M. ET
SportsLine Projection Model’s Score: Washington State 35, California 19
Vegas line: Washington State is 13-point road favorite (O/U 53)
Projected Statistics: Luke Falk passes for 345 yards, 2.91 TDs and 1.46 INTs, with James Williams rushing 10 times for 53 yards for Washington State. California’s Ross Bowers throws for 226 yards, 1.37 TDs and 1.43 INTs.
Saturday, Oct. 14
COLORADO AT OREGON STATE, 4 P.M. ET
SportsLine Projection Model’s Score: Colorado 35, Oregon State 21
Vegas line: Colorado is a 12.5-point favorite (O/U 55.5)
Projected Statistics: Colorado’s Steven Montez passes for 292 yards and 1.89 TD, with Phillip Lindsay rushing for 118 yards on 22.2 carries. Jake Luton throws for 169 yards and 1.09 TDs for Oregon State.
SportsLine Projection Model’s Score: USC 38, Utah 21
Vegas line: The Trojans are 13-point home favorites (O/U 54.5)
Projected Statistics: Tyler Huntley throws for 217 yards, 1.07 TDs and 1.31 INTs for Utah. Sam Darnold goes for 311 yards, 2.50 TDs and 1.73 INTs, with Ronald Jones II rushing for 75 yards on 14.5 carries for USC.
SportsLine Projection Model’s Score: UCLA 41, Arizona 33
Vegas line: The Wildcats are a 1.5-point favorite (O/U 79)
Projected Statistics: UCLA’s Josh Rosen passes for 409 yards, 3.35 TDs and 0.96 INTs, with Jordan Lasley racking up 89 receiving yards. Brandon Dawkins throws for 206 yards, 1.58 TDs and 1.62 INTs for Arizona.
WASHINGTON AT ARIZONA STATE, 10:45 P.M. ET
SportsLine Projection Model’s Score: Washington 44, Arizona State 22
Vegas line: Arizona State is a 17-point underdog (O/U 62)
Projected Statistics: Washington’s Jake Browning throws for 265 yards, 3.01 TDs and 0.58 INTs, with Myles Gaskin rushing for over 100 yards. Manny Wilkins passes for 268 yards, 1.23 TDs and 1.83 INTs for the Sun Devils.
OREGON AT STANFORD, 11 P.M. ET
SportsLine Projected Model’s Score: Stanford 36, Oregon 28
Vegas line: Stanford is a 10.5-point home favorite (O/U 61.5)
Projected Statistics: Oregon’s Royce Freeman rushes for 117 yards on 22.1 carries. Stanford’s Bryce Love carries the ball 17.1 times for 129 yards and 0.97 TDs.
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