Arizona State’s win total for 2024 is predicted to be 4.5, following trends of teams with similar win totals.
In recent years, Arizona State Sun Devils football has seen a decline, with the team enduring its worst three-year stretch in terms of win percentage since becoming a part of the Pac-10 conference in 1978.
Between 2021 and 2023, the Devils have recorded a win-loss record of 14-23, giving them a win percentage of .378. This performance is the worst in the last 46 years, narrowly behind the 2008-2010 period when ASU had a record of 15-21, resulting in a win percentage of .417.
Coach Kenny Dillingham is focused on improving ASU’s on-field performance and winning back the respect of fans and sportsbooks in Arizona as the Devils move from the Pac-12 to the Big 12 in 2024.
After two consecutive seasons with only four wins or less for the first time since the 4-15-2 record in the BIAA during World War II, Dillingham is gearing up to start fresh in Tempe this fall.
According to FanDuel Arizona’s forecast for the 2024 college football season, Arizona State is expected to achieve 4.5 wins with a +124 over. To assess this, we examined the track record of teams with a 4.5-win total line over the past three seasons using SportsReference.com.
Performance of college football teams with a 4.5 win total for the season
Here is useful information for using Arizona betting apps, including the win totals for teams beginning the season with 4.5 wins.
Situation | Number of Teams | Percentage* |
|---|---|---|
Under 4.5 Wins | 18 of 31 | 58.1% |
Over 4.5 Wins | 13 of 31 | 41.9% |
The mean number of victories among teams | 4.58 wins* |
*Rounded
The most challenging three-year periods in ASU football history
2021-2023: 14-23 (.378)
2008-2010: 15-21 (.417)
1993-1995: 15-18 (.454)
2001-2003: 17-20 (.459)
1990-1992: 16-17 (.485)
1998-2000: 17-18 (.486)
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Will Dillingham be able to lead ASU to success this fall?
Of the 31 teams with a preseason win total over/under of 4.5 since 2014, 18 teams (58.1%) surpassed that number by the end of the year, while 13 teams (41.9%) fell short.
Teams in ASU’s position have an average win total of 4.58, emphasizing the small room for error for teams with low expectations at the beginning of the college football season. This statistic also emphasizes the extensive rebuilding process that Dillingham took on from Herm Edwards.
ASU will look to turn their luck around in the upcoming fall season by protecting their new conference home field. They will go head-to-head against Big 12 rivals like Kansas, Utah, UCF, and BYU at home, as well as hit the road to play Texas Tech, Cincinnati, Oklahoma State, Kansas State, and Arizona.
The complete schedule for ASU’s games this fall includes matchups against Wyoming on August 31 and Mississippi State on September 7 at Sun Devil Stadium. Additionally, there is a Week 3 game against Texas State in San Marcos on September 12. Dillingham is determined to lead the Devils to success and restore their reputation in 2024.
Examining Teams with a 7.5 Win Total Trend for Arizona in 2024.
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Peterson Christopher brings over seven years of experience covering sports and sports betting in Arizona to his new role as the lead writer at yengols.com. Before joining the team, he made contributions to publications including ArizonaSports.com, the Tucson Weekly, and the Green Valley News.
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