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FREE CONTEST: #7 Stanford Cardinals at #10 Washington Huskies ($50 Prize!)

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October 24, 2015; Stanford, CA, USA; Stanford Cardinal running back Christian McCaffrey (5, left) runs the football against Washington Huskies defensive back Ezekiel Turner (24, right) during the first quarter at Stanford Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kyle Terada-USA TODAY Sports
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Overview:

On Friday, September 30th, at 9:00 P.M. the #7 Stanford Cardinals will be on the road to take on the#10 Washington Huskies.

The Crowd

“The Crowd” projects a final score of Stanford 32.6 – Washington 23.7 with an over/under of 56.3.

2016-17 Statistics (127 total teams):

Stanford is (3-0) on the season with wins over Kansas State, USC, and UCLA.  Washington is (4-0) with wins over Rutgers, Idaho, Portland State, and Arizona.

Passing offense: Washington 249.8 YPG > Stanford 137.3 YPG

Rushing offense: Stanford 204.7 YPG > Washington 195.5 YPG

Scoring offense: Washington 45.8 PPG > Stanford 25.0 PPG

Scoring defense: Stanford 12.0 PPG > Washington 14.5 PPG

Passing defense: Washington 175.3 YPG > Stanford 242.3 YPG

Rushing defense: Stanford 95.3 YPG > Washington 145.5 YPG

Turnover Margin Per Game: Washington +2.0 > Stanford 0

Summary:

This is a battle of two of the best defensive units in all of college football.  Stanford doesn’t have much of a passing attack but Heisman contender Christian McCaffrey can be a game changer running, catching, and returning kicks.  Washington returns seven starters on defense and their strength is stopping the pass.  Stanford has owned this match-up in recent memory but they may find a win is tougher to come by on the road.  Washington loves to run the ball but Stanford’s defense excels at stuffing the ground game.  Huskies speedy receiver John Ross could be a major difference maker because Stanford’s weakness on defense is through the air.  Ultimately I think Stanford gets by with a close win on the road.

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Stanford wins 23-20

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