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The No. 22 Colorado Buffaloes (4-0) will host the Arizona State Sun Devils (2-1) in beautiful Boulder, Colorado to square off in a Pac-12 conference showdown set to take place at Folsom Field on Saturday, October 6th, 2018 at 4:00 PM ET. The affair will be televised on the PAC 12 Network. Despite Colorado being the more formidable unit in the Pac-12 as of late, the Sun Devils have dominated this series as they have won nine of the last ten meetings between these two sides. Last year in Tempe, ASU defeated Colorado by a score of 41-30, covering a 6.5-point line in the process. The Sun Devils stand at 8-2 ATS against the Buffaloes in their last ten meetings.
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Arizona State Sun Devils at Colorado Buffaloes Overview<br />
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<b>Arizona State Sun Devils </b>
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The Sun Devils ended a two-game skid with style when they upended the Oregon State Beavers at home last week by a score of 52-24. In doing so, State covered a 21.5-point line and improved to their third win this season. Arizona State's losses this year came against San Diego State and the top dog of the Pac 12, Washington both of which were settled by mere possession. We did see Arizona State ranked at one point this year after they upset Michigan State at home in early September.
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<b>Colorado Buffaloes </b>
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The Buffaloes come in off yet another win which keeps them undefeated and enables them to debut in the top-25 this week when they curate hosting duties. The Buffaloes own some great weaponry at this disposal in an offense that is anchored by dual-threat quarterback Steven Montez, running back Trayvon McMillan, and stand-out wide receiver Laviska Shenault, Jr.
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Reasons To Back Arizona State<br />
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Arizona State's coaching acumen is what has transformed this program from a perennial conference cupcake to a qualified threat on perhaps the national level. We are not saying here that Arizona State is a Pac-12 Champion in the making, but they certainly have a coach in Herm Edwards that can get this team to a 10-win plateau as he has the experience and creative insight to enhance team performance.
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Reasons To Avoid Colorado<br />
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If Boston College, Texas Tech, BYU, California, and aptly enough Arizona State serve as any kind of metric for debutantes in the top-25 this year, the Buffaloes should also be avoided here at all costs. Generally speaking, we have found that debutantes often find themselves prone to a let-down because they are overvalued by virtue of their ranking. Given how Colorado has fared against ASU as of late, there is no reason to suspect the trend will stop here.
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