Week 8: at Arizona State (defense), Sat 3:45 PM ET
Defense
vs pass#47of 68242.4 yds · 2 TD/g allowed
vs rush#54of 68169 yds · 1.6 TD/g allowed
Game context📊 Kansas State −2.5, total 55.5🌦️ 75°F, Mostly sunny🏈 Kansas State 47% pass · 71 plays/g · opp allows 51% pass
To TEs: 8.72 PPR points per game (#30 of 68)
Rank 1 = fewest yards allowed, FBS games only. How it ranks against every position: Team Details.
Games3vs FBS teams
Share of team catches14%this season
DepthTE3by recent use
Kansas State offense47%pass · 70.6 plays/g
Player props
No injury reports in college football. College football has no official injury report. Lines come off the board when a player is ruled out, so a missing line usually means he isn't expected to play.
Stat
Season median
Season avg
Prop line
Gap vs median
Projection
Gap vs projection
Confidence
Rec yds
23.0
22.0
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Rec
2.0
2.3
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Any TD
0%
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Rush+Rec yds
23.0
22.0
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Lines are the consensus across major sportsbooks. Anytime TD shows the chance of scoring (median: share of games he scored) and the American odds. A positive gap leans over; negative leans under.
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Each bar is one game this season (oldest on the left), with this week's consensus line as the dashed line. Green = over, red = under, grey = exactly on it. Anytime TD: green = he scored. FCS games are included here.
When a teammate is out
Without Salley (2 games): 25 rec yds · 2.5 rec, vs 16 / 2 with him (1 game). (WR1)
Averages in games Linkon Cure played this season, split by whether the WR1 played too. Shown when he has 2+ games without him. Info only: the projection doesn't use these.
Last 3 games
Week
Opp
Rec
Rec yds
TD
Share of catches
Week 7
vs Kansas
2
16
0
14%
Week 6
vs #14Houston
2
27
0
13%
Week 3
vs Tulane
3
23
0
14%
Games against FCS teams (grey) are shown but left out of his median, average and projection.