2023 Washington State Cougars odds: Over/Under Win Total odds

Updated Sep. 1, 2023 3:50 a.m. ET

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For the 2023 campaign, the Washington State Cougars' over/under is set at six wins.

Washington State Win Total Odds

Over/Under	Over Payout	Under Payout
6	-118 (Bet $118 to win $100)	-108 (Bet $108 to win $100)

In 2023 Washington State has a regular season over/under of six wins and, looking at the current moneyline, a 54.1% shot of going over that number.
The Cougars put up 360.1 yards per game on offense last season, which ranked them 95th in FBS. On the other side of the ball, they ranked 86th, allowing 402.4 yards per contest.
The Cougars had the 46th-ranked passing offense last season (252.2 passing yards per game), and they were less effective defensively, ranking 18th-worst with 267.8 passing yards allowed per game.
Washington State was a bottom-25 run offense last season, ranking 15th-worst with 107.8 rushing yards per contest. On defense, it ranked 42nd in FBS (134.6 rushing yards allowed per game).

Week	Opponent	Date	Favorite	Total
1	@ Colorado State	September 2	Cougars (-11)	55.5
2	Wisconsin	September 9	-	-
3	Northern Colorado	September 16	-	-
4	Oregon State	September 23	-	-
6	@ UCLA	October 7	-	-
7	Arizona	October 14	-	-
8	@ Oregon	October 21	-	-
9	@ Arizona State	October 28	-	-
10	Stanford	November 4	-	-
11	@ Cal	November 11	-	-
12	Colorado	November 17	-	-
13	@ Washington	November 25	-	-

Washington State will get the benefit of the 20th-easiest schedule this season (based on last season's combined win total of opponents this season.)
Using their Pac-12 opponents' combined win total last season, the Cougars will be facing the 63rd-ranked conference schedule in terms of difficulty.
Washington State has five games scheduled against teams that had winning records in 2022, including four teams that tallied nine or more wins and four with fewer than four wins last season.

Last year Cameron Ward put together 3,211 yards (247.0 per game), a 64.4% completion percentage, 23 touchdowns, and only nine interceptions.
Last season Nakia Watson took 144 carries for 769 yards (59.2 per game) and scored nine touchdowns. When it comes to receiving, he also caught 30 passes for 295 yards (22.7 per game) and put up four TDs.
Jaylen Jenkins ran for 395 yards on 68 carries (30.4 yards per game), with one rushing touchdown last year.
In the previous season, De'Zhaun Stribling grabbed 51 passes (on 78 targets) for 602 yards (46.3 per game). He also found the end zone five times.
Robert Ferrell produced last year, catching 56 passes for 582 yards and four touchdowns. He averaged 44.8 receiving yards per game.
Donovan Ollie grabbed 43 passes on 71 targets for 491 yards and three touchdowns, compiling 37.8 receiving yards per game.
Brennan Jackson did his thing last season with a memorable stat line of 6.0 sacks, 9.0 TFL and 31 tackles.
Last season Daiyan Henley grabbed 86 tackles, 9.0 TFL, four sacks, and one interception.
Sam Lockett III collected three interceptions while adding 40 tackles and three passes defended last year.