Arizona at Stanford

Arizona got its clock cleaned at home last week by UCLA and now heads out on the road. Making matters worse for the offense is that QB Anu Solomon is day-to-day after suffering a concussion against UCLA. Backup QB Jerrard Randall took over against the Bruins and was just 4-of-16 for 45 yards with a touchdown and an interception. Arizona is on a 5-2 run UNDER the total on the road, as well as 5-2 UNDER in Pac-12 contests. They face another great Stanford defense, a team on an 18-7 run UNDER the total. Stanford prefers to run the football on offense, which eats up yards and the clock, and they have signal caller concerns for this one as QB Kevin Hogan (sprained left ankle) left Saturday's game in a walking boot. Stanford is 13-5 UNDER the total in Pac 12 games, including 6-2 UNDER at home. Stanford has been a dominant defensive squad at home, limiting its last eight opponents to an average of 223.9 yards of offense dating to its final home game of 2013 against Notre Dame. They allowed seven points in their only 2015 home game and the Cardinal is 9-3 UNDER the total on natural grass. This one finishes UNDER.