San Diego State has allowed 36.1 points per game, and its starting quarterback missed the October 24 game with an injury.
The projections disagree and the margin over the market is small. Pass if San Diego State −2.5 at −110 or better is unavailable. Confirm the starting quarterback and live line before kickoff.
Totals
Full game
Lean
Over 48.5
Listed line
48.5
Simple scoring baseline
54.6
Washington State over / under
3 / 5
San Diego State over / under
6 / 2
San Diego State games have frequently cleared this threshold, and the simple scoring baseline is above the listed total.
Counterpoint: Only three of Washington State’s eight games cleared 48.5. Its offense averages 18.9 points, and San Diego State’s quarterback availability is unresolved.
Only consider 48.5 or lower at −110 or better after confirming the San Diego State quarterback.
First half
Pass
Pass at 24.5
Listed line
24.5
Simple scoring baseline
24.7
Washington State over / under
2 / 6
San Diego State over / under
4 / 4
The simple first-half baseline is nearly identical to the market total.
Counterpoint: Only two of eight Washington State first halves cleared 24.5, while San Diego State’s results were mixed.
No first-half total recommendation at the listed line.
The simple baseline averages each team’s points scored with its opponent’s points allowed, then adds the two results. Counts compare each 2026 score with this matchup’s fixed line; they are not historical betting results. Scores: Washington State ↗ · San Diego State ↗. Halftime scores: Washington State ↗ · San Diego State ↗. Lines: EV Analytics ↗, checked October 26, 2026. This baseline has not been backtested; the leans are conditional, not measured positive expected value.
Before kickoff
Still to check
The listed price may change.
Current lines
Recheck the spread, game total, first-half markets, and team totals.
Team availability
Confirm starters, injuries, and any roster changes.
Game conditions
Review weather and pace assumptions.
Past results are descriptive. The suggested wager is a low-confidence lean, not a claim of positive expected value.
