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Pac-12 Predictions Schedule Game Previews Lines TV Week 13

Pac-12 schedule and previews for the Week 13 games including Arizona State at Arizona, Oregon at Oregon State, Notre Dame at USC, Washington at Washington State

Pac-12 schedule, previews Week 12: USC at UCLA, Utah at Oregon, Stanford at Cal, Oregon State at Arizona State, Washington State at Arizona 

Pac-12 Predictions Schedule Game Previews Lines TV: Week 13

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Results So Far
Straight Up 63-19, ATS 41-41, o/u 39-44

Friday, November 25

Arizona State at Arizona

3:00 FS1
Line: Arizona -4, o/u: 65.5

UCLA at Cal

4:30 FOX
Line: UCLA -10.5, o/u: 60.5

Saturday, November 26

Oregon at Oregon State

3:30 ABC
Prediction: Oregon 31, Oregon State 27
Line: Oregon -3.5, o/u: 58.5

Utah at Colorado

4;00 Pac-12 Network
Line: Utah -29.5, o/u: 52.5

Notre Dame at USC

7:30 ABC
Line: USC -5.5, o/u: 64.5

Washington at Washington State

10:30 ESPN
Line: Washington -1.5, o/u: 60.5

BYU at Stanford

11:00 FS1
Line: BYU -6.5, o/u: 57.5

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Washington vs Washington State Prediction Game Preview

Washington vs Washington State game preview, prediction, and breakdown for the Week 13 game on Saturday, November 26

Washington vs Washington State prediction, game preview, how to watch. Week 13, Saturday, November 26

Washington vs Washington State Prediction Game Preview

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Washington vs Washington State How To Watch

Date: Saturday, November 26
Game Time: 10:30 pm ET
Venue: Martin Stadium, Pullman, WA
How To Watch: ESPN
Record: Washington (9-2), Washington State (7-4)
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Why Washington Will Win

The offense continues to be dominant.

It’s No. 1 in the nation in passing, No. 1 in third down conversions, and it’s all starting from an offensive line that’s giving Michael Penix Jr. time to operate.

It’s the design of the offense to get the ball out of his hands in a hurry, but the offensive line is also getting the job done. Washington State has a pass rush and can get behind the line, but it’s going to struggle to do enough to be a bother. Even when it does get to the quarterback the secondary gives up yards.

The Cougars might have won last week, but Arizona’s Jayden de Laure threw for 357 yards, and Penix should push for at least that many.

Washington is 6-0 when throwing for over 350 yards, but …

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Why Washington State Will Win

The Washington State defense has been terrific.

Ie might give up yards and do a lot of bending, but it holds up well. It’s strong against the run – that’s not going to be too much of a concern in this – and while it won’t come up with a ton of sacks or tackles for loss in this, it’ll bring enough pressure to hustle things up a bit.

Offensively, it goes against type, but Wazzu is at its best when it’s running. It’s 6-1 when it runs for over 55 yards and 1-3 when it doesn’t, and that shouldn’t be a problem against the Washington defense – only Michigan State was held to under 60.

No, it’s not like the running game has to rumble for a gajillion yards, but as long as it’s effective enough to add a little balance to the short range passing game, it’ll keep the chains moving against a defense that’s awful at coming up with third down stops.

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What’s Going To Happen

Can Washington hold up against the Washington State defense needs to keep the score low?

The Cougars might be known for their passing offense, but they’re not quite built to keep up in a back-and-forth firefight with the Husky offense.

And that’s the problem. Wazzu is 7-0 when holding teams to under 21 points and 0-4 when allowing 21 or more.

Washington has yet to score fewer than 24. Penix will be too good at keeping the chains moving in the second half.

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Washington vs Washington State Prediction, Line

Washington 27, Washington State 24
Line: Washington -1.5, o/u: 60.5
ATS Confidence out of 5: 2
Washington vs Washington State Must See Rating (out of 5): 4

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Washington’s John Ridgeway flagged for body-slamming Dameon Pierce

Washington’s John Ridgeway thought he was in a WWE match, apparently

If it wasn’t bad enough the Houston Texans were being pummeled by the Washington Commanders on Sunday, one of their star players was subject to a WWE maneuver.

Dameon Pierce ran into Washington’s John Ridgeway on a carry and wound up getting body-slammed by the Commanders’ lineman.

Yes, Ridgeway was flagged for unnecessary roughness.

Commanders Kendall Fuller with pick-six of Davis Mills

The Commanders are off to a fast start with a pick-six of Davis Mills by Kendall Fuller

The Washington Commanders are off to a fast start Sunday following their upset of the Philadelphia Eagles last week.

Kendall Fuller picked off Davis Mills less than two minutes into the game and the Commanders had a 7-0 lead after the Joey Slye PAT.

Pac-12 Predictions Schedule Game Previews Lines TV Week 12

Pac-12 schedule and previews for the Week 12 games: USC at UCLA, Utah at Oregon, Stanford at Cal, Oregon State at Arizona State, Washington State at Arizona

Pac-12 schedule, previews Week 12: USC at UCLA, Utah at Oregon, Stanford at Cal, Oregon State at Arizona State, Washington State at Arizona 

Pac-12 Predictions Schedule Game Previews Lines TV: Week 12

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Results So Far
Straight Up 60-16, ATS 40-37, o/u 36-41 

Saturday, November 19

Washington State at Arizona

2:00 Pac-12 Network
Line: Washington State -3.5, o/u: 62.5

Oregon State at Arizona State

2:15 ESPN2
Line: Oregon State -7.5, o/u: 54.5

Stanford at Cal

5:30 Pac-12 Network
Line: Cal -5.5, o/u: 45.5

USC at UCLA

8:00 FOX
Line: USC -2.5, o/u: 75.5

Colorado at Washington

9:00 Pac-12 Network
Line: Washington -30.5, o/u: 64.5

Utah at Oregon

10:30 ESPN
Line: Utah -1.5, o/u: 61.5

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Long Eagles completion becomes turnover as Quez Watkins fumbles

Quez Watkins’ long reception became an Eagles turnover

Quez Watkins was alone and open, having beaten the Washington secondary.

Jalen Hurts hit the Eagles wideout who went to the ground in the fourth quarter but popped up without being touched.

The extra effort proved costly because a 51-yard reception became a turnover when Watkins fumbled the football.

Benjamin St-Juste forced the fumble and Darrick Forrest recovered the ball.

The turnover was the third for Philly in the game, equaling their total for the first 8 games on the season.

The Commanders led 26-21 with less than 2 minutes left.

Terry McLaurin makes tremendous catch to set up Commanders field goal

Taylor Heinicke and Terry McLaurin combine for a 42-yard beauty of a pass play

Taylor Heinicke was at his best through almost three quarters as the Washington Commanders built a 23-14 lead over the Philadelphia Eagles at the Linc on Monday.

Heinicke connected with his favorite target, wideout Terry McLaurin, on a 42-yard pass play that led to a Joey Slye field goal.

The Washington scoring drives had eaten up 7:21, 6:30, 7:04, 1:06 (before the half), and 8:23.

Commanders control clock, lead Eagles at the half

The Commanders dominated time of possession in the first half

The path to a potential 9-0 mark for the Philadelphia Eagles was going to have to go through a strong second half Monday at the Linc if it was to happen.

That’s because the Washington Commanders controlled the clock and just about everything else in the first 30 minutes.

Washington put on a master class in game control, keeping Jalen Hurts and the Eagles on the sidelines for all but 6:11.

Washington rank 51 plays to the Eagles’ 19 and outgained the unbeaten NFC East leaders 235-101.

The Commanders scored the last 13 points of the half after falling behind 14-7. They took a 20-14 lead when Joey Slye nailed a career-long 58-yard field goal when time expired.

Taylor Heinicke threw for 145 yards and a TD, and Brian Robinson Jr. rushed for 60 and a TD in a dominant effort at chewing up the clock.

There were still 30 minutes to go but Nick Sirianni needed to make some adjustments during the break. Philadelphia had not trailed in the second half all season … until Monday.

Pac-12 Predictions, Schedule, Game Previews, Lines, TV: Week 11

Pac-12 schedule and previews for the Week 11 games: Washington at Oregon, Arizona at UCLA, Colorado at USC, Arizona State at Washington State, Cal at Oregon State

Pac-12 schedule, previews Week 11: Washington at Oregon, Arizona at UCLA, Colorado at USC, Arizona State at Washington State, Cal at Oregon State 

Pac-12 Predictions, Schedule, Game Previews, Lines, TV: Week 11

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Results So Far
Straight Up 56-14, ATS 36-35, o/u 35-36 

Friday, November 11

Colorado at USC

9:30 FS1
Line: USC -34.5, o/u: 65.5

Saturday, November 12

Arizona State at Washington State

3:30 Pac-12 Network
Line: Washington State -8.5, o/u: 59.5

Washington at Oregon

7:00 FOX
Line: Oregon -13.5, o/u: 72.5

Cal at Oregon State

9:00 Pac-12 Network
Line: Oregon State -13.5, o/u: 48.5

Stanford at Utah

10:00 ESPN
Line: Utah -24.5, o/u: 53.5

Arizona at UCLA

10:30 FOX
Line: UCLA -19.5, o/u: 77.5

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Joe Gibbs’ son Coy dies at the age of 49

Joe Gibbs’ son Coy died at the age of 49

Pro Football and NASCAR Hall of Famer Joe Gibbs’ family has suffered a tragedy. Joe Gibbs Racing announced on Sunday that Coy Gibbs, age 49, had died.

The death came hours after Coy Gibbs’ son and Joe’s grandson, Ty Gibbs, won the Xfinity Championship Saturday at Phoenix International Raceway.

Coy Gibbs was at the track and posed with his family for photos after the race.

(Photo by Meg Oliphant/Getty Images)

Coy Gibbs played football at Stanford.

Per Motorsport.com: 

Gibbs was a linebacker at Stanford University from 1991 to 1994. Gibbs made his NASCAR debut in the Truck Series in 2000, sharing the driving duties of the No. 18 Chevrolet with his brother, J.D., who died in 2019 from complications following a long battle with a degenerative neurological disease, also at the age of 49.

In 2001, Coy began racing fulltime in the Truck Series … In 2004, after Joe Gibbs was re-hired as Washington’s coach, he joined the team as an Offensive Quality Control assistant, serving in that capacity until 2007.

Coy Gibbs founded the JGRMX team in 2008 and in 2016 was named to his current role of vice chairman and COO and overseeing the organization’s NASCAR programs.

Coy and his wife, Heather, have four children – Ty, Case, Jett and Elle.

Drivers with Joe Gibbs Racing tweeted their sympathies.