Stanford Cardinal vs Virginia Cavaliers Betting Prediction CFB Week 4

Stanford Cardinal vs Virginia Cavaliers Betting Prediction CFB Week 4. Place a bet on this college football game with 100% crypto.

Stanford Cardinal vs Virginia Cavaliers Betting Prediction

The Stanford Cardinal, with a record of 0-2 for this season, are headed into this game. The Cardinal faced off against the Boston College Eagles in their most recent battle, and the Eagles emerged victorious with a final score of 30–20. The Cardinal gave up 56 yards to the opposing team on 23 attempts during the rush, which is an average of 2.4 yards given up per rush allowed. The completion rate for Stanford was 68.2 percent, and they relinquished a total of 333 yards on 30 completions out of 44 attempts. They ended the game with a total of 399 yards after they had counted up the 59 plays that they had made. A total of 37 separate times, the Stanford Cardinal rushed the ball, resulting in a total of 213 yards. This works out to an average of 5.8 yards for each attempt.

This year, the Cardinal have amassed a total of 846 yards. Stanford has managed to score one touchdown by passing the ball and two touchdowns by running with it. They have lost possession of the football four separate occasions. For the season, Stanford has been called for 17 violations totaling 145 yards. They have also been able to achieve 48 first downs as a team on offense. They have an average of 136.3 yards with the running game, which puts them in the 92nd position in the country when considered as a team. The Stanford Cardinal are averaging 17.7 points per game when points scored are taken into consideration.

The Cardinal have conceded 718 passing yards, which places them in the 104th position in the nation in terms of passing yards allowed. Their pass defense has allowed an average of 239.3 yards per game, in addition to a completion percentage of 66.8 percent. Over the course of the season, they have given up 342.3 yards per game, which puts them in the 75th percentile among college football teams. They have scored three touchdowns by running the ball and three touchdowns by passing the ball. So far this season, they have given up 103.0 rushing yards per game, which averages out to 3.5 yards for per carry. They have conceded a total of 309 rushing yards throughout the course of their three appearances. The Cardinal, when it comes to team defense, have the 76th highest ranking in Division 1, with an average of 23.3 points conceded per game.

This season, the Cavaliers have a record of two wins and one loss when they take the field. The William & Mary Tribe were defeated by the Cavaliers with a final score of 55–16 in their most recent match against one another. Virginia had 24 running attempts for a total of 59 yards, or an average of 2.5 yards per carry. The Cavaliers defense gave up a completion percentage of 52.0%, surrendering 204 yards on 13 of 25 passing opportunities. The Cleveland Cavaliers ended the game with a total of 700 yards, and they ran 87 plays, which averages out to 8.0 yards per play. In the game, Virginia carried the football for an average of 7.3 yards per carry, totaling 379 yards on 52 carries.

The Virginia Cavaliers have an average of 556.0 yards per game, which places them in the eighth position out of all Division 1 teams. The Virginia offense has committed 15 infractions that have resulted in penalties totaling 105 yards. This places them in the 80th percentile nationally in terms of assisting the other team. They have ran for a total of 800 yards for the season, averaging 266.7 yards per game on the ground. They have achieved a total of seventy-seven first downs despite the fact that they have thrown two interceptions. The Cavaliers are averaging 44.7 points per game, which is the eighteenth most in the nation in terms of scoring. The Cavaliers have achieved an average of 289.3 passing yards per game, which amounts to a total of 868 yards via the air, placing them in the 25th position in the nation as of the current point in the season.

The Cavaliers are in 60th place in Division 1 because they are giving up 19.3 points per game. Virginia has conceded a total of 366 rushing yards (an average of 122.0 per game) and six rushing touchdowns over the course of the season. They have given up 189.0 yards per game and two passing touchdowns, placing them in the fiftieth position in Division 1. The Cavaliers defense has been on the field for 174 plays, putting them in the 32nd position in college football. Over the course of the campaign, they have accumulated two fumbles and one interception. They have allowed fifty-eight points to be scored against them throughout the course of the season.

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