The Hawai’i Rainbow Warriors and Arizona State Sun Devils meet Saturday in week 6 college football action at Mountain America Stadium. Here’s an Arizona State vs. Hawaii Prediction. This article will include an Arizona State vs. Hawaii Pick.
Hawai’i Rainbow Warriors Betting Preview
The Hawai’i Rainbow Warriors lost to Wyoming and San Jose State, and they play New Mexico next. The Hawai’i Rainbow Warriors have lost 4 of their last 5 games. Micah Alejado is completing 61.1 percent of his passes for 1,361 yards, 4 touchdowns, and 3 interceptions. Kainoa Carvalho and Tama Uilata have combined for 494 receiving yards and 1 touchdown, while Devin Alves has 7 receptions.
The Hawai’i Rainbow Warriors ground game is averaging 86 yards per contest, and DeVon Rice leads the way with 276 yards and 3 touchdowns. Defensively, Hawai’i is allowing 24.8 points and 384.6 yards per game. Kona Moore leads the Hawai’i Rainbow Warriors with 38 tackles, Julian Smith has 2 sacks, and Jamih Otis has 1 interception.
Arizona State Sun Devils Betting Preview
The Arizona State Sun Devils beat Kansas, lost to Baylor, and they play Texas Tech next. Arizona State has split its last 12 games. Cutter Boley is completing 61.4 percent of his passes for 1,040 yards, 10 touchdowns, and 3 interceptions. Reed Harris and Omarion Miller have combined for 733 receiving yards and 7 touchdowns, while Grayson Rigdon has 2 receptions.
The Arizona State Sun Devils’ ground game is averaging 149 yards per contest, and Kyson Brown leads the way with 261 yards and 1 touchdown. Defensively, Arizona State is allowing 31.8 points and 355.3 yards per game. Owen Long leads the Arizona State Sun Devils with 38 tackles, C.J. Fite has 2 sacks, and Lyrik Rawls has 1 interception.
Why the Arizona State Sun Devils will win
- Hawaii has lost each of its last eight road games against non-conference opponents.
- Arizona State has won each of its last five games against non-conference opponents at Mountain America Stadium.
- Hawaii has failed to cover the spread in each of its last five road games against non-conference opponents.
- The home team has covered the spread in eight of Hawaii’s last 10 games.
- Hawaii has lost the first half in each of its last eight road games against non-conference opponents.
- Arizona State has won the first quarter in four of its last five games against non-conference opponents at Mountain America Stadium.
Why the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors will win
- Arizona State has lost three of its last four October games as a home favorite.
- Hawaii has won four of its last five games against non-conference opponents.
- Arizona State has failed to cover the spread in each of its last four October games against non-AP-ranked teams.
- Hawaii has covered the spread in three of its last four games in October.
- Arizona State has lost the first half in each of its last four October games against non-AP-ranked teams.
Total Points Facts
- Each of Hawaii’s last four games have gone UNDER the total points line.
- Twelve of Arizona State’s last 15 games against non-conference opponents at Mountain America Stadium have gone UNDER the total points line.
Arizona State Sun Devils Player Prop Facts
- Heading into Week 6, Reed Harris ranks 11th amongst FBS players for receiving yards (499) this season.
Hawaii Rainbow Warriors Player Prop Facts
- Heading into Week 6, Sean Olvera-Harle ranks T8th amongst FBS players for made field goals (9) this season.
Matchup/League Facts
- Arizona State ranks 138th among FBS teams for average point differential in fourth quarters this season (-8.5).
- Arizona State has lost the fourth quarter in each of its last three games- the longest active streak in the FBS.
- Hawaii ranks 136th among FBS teams for rushing yards per game this season (86.0).
- Hawaii ranks 135th among FBS teams for H1 points per game this season (6.4).
Arizona State vs Hawaii Prediction
Hawaii isn’t winning or covering numbers, and it’s usually less effective on the mainland. I get it. I’m still not laying three touchdowns with Arizona State. We just saw Arizona State get whooped by Baylor at home and make DJ Lagway look like Dan Marino. Arizona State has serious issues on the defensive side. Now, Hawaii doesnt have the talent Baylor has, but still. If I’m forced to get involved here, I’m grabbing the free touchdowns with Hawaii.