Latest Arizona vs. Kansas State Odds: Who Is Favored To Win? 👇
Arizona enters as an 6.5-point underdog vs. Kansas State, per DraftKings Arizona.
| 🔢 Spread | Arizona +6.5, Kansas State -6.5 |
| 📊 Moneyline | Arizona +210, Kansas State -258 |
| 📈 Game Total | Over/under 60.5 total points |
| ✅ Last Verified | November 20, 2024 |
Odds at other sportsbooks, like BetRivers AZ, may differ slightly.
Both Arizona and Kansas State enter this game ranked in the top 20 of the AP poll. Arizona is at No. 20 while K-State is No. 14. This is Arizona's first season in the Big 12 and it is expected to be a strong competitor, though Kansas State will certainly pose a tough challenge.
What the Spread Tells Us
K-State opened as an 8-point favorite, but the line shrunk just a tad, hinting that Arizona may have more of a chance than initially thought.
What the Moneyline Tells Us
Kansas State is a heavy favorite, but betting on Arizona to win straight up would net a decent-sized payout if it pulled off the victory.
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Arizona's Chances to Win vs. Kansas State in Week 3
Arizona is new to the Big 12, meaning fresh matchups are in order for the Wildcats and their opponents. Kansas State provides an intriguing matchup for Arizona considering these teams haven't faced each other since the 1970s. K-State is currently the favorite for this matchup, but Arizona has a solid chance to pull off the upset.
How Arizona Wins vs. Kansas State
This game may hinge on the ability of quarterback Noah Fifita and receiver Tetairoa McMillan, who built quite a rapport with each other last season: McMillan had over 1,400 yards along with 10 touchdowns in 2023. Those two will need to keep the score up against a tough K-State defense which has the ability to shut down just about any offense in the country.
How Kansas State Wins vs. Arizona
Kansas State's season will heavily depend on how sophomore quarterback Avery Johnson performs. Johnson appeared in eight games last year but is set to be the starter in 2024. The best thing about Johnson's game is that he's a tremendous runner in addition to being able to throw the ball, so he'll need to lean into that ability in order to throw off the Arizona defense and earn a win over a ranked squad.
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History of UofA vs. Kansas State Series
The 2024 Week 3 matchup between Arizona and Kansas State will be the eighth meeting between the two. The last time they faced was 1978, and the first time dates way back to 1941. This year's matchup will be the first time Arizona has played in Manhattan, Kansas.
Arizona's Record vs. Kansas State
Arizona boasts a 5-1-1 record vs. K-State. The last game was September 9, 1978, in which U of A won 31-0 in Tucson.
All-Time Best Arizona/Kansas State Games
There hasn't been many meetings between these two teams — only seven — but these are the most notable:
| Date | Winner |
|---|---|
| Nov. 10, 1962 | Arizona 14-13 |
| Nov. 21, 1953 | Tied 26-26 |
| Nov. 29, 1941 | Arizona 28-21 |
The 1941 matchup was the first time these two squads ever played in football, while the game in '53 is the only time they've ever tied. It's worth noting that all seven matchups between Arizona and K-State have been played in Tucson.
Arizona vs. Kansas State Odds FAQs
Kansas State is listed as an 6.5-point favorite over Arizona for their September 13 game, per DraftKings.
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Arizona holds a 5-5-1 record vs. Kansas State in football. Their last game came all the way back in 1978.
Arizona and K-State will meet at 5 p.m. PT/7 p.m. CT on Sept. 13 at Bill Snyder Family Stadium in Manhattan, Kansas.
Arizona won the first-ever meeting against Kansas State 28-21 on November 29, 1941.
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