Arizona at Washington

At 3-4, the Washington Huskies have relied on a strong defense to stay in games, or find the win column. They need the defense because the offense has been awful. The Huskies lost a lot of their skill players on offense from last season, and it is going to take some time to get that rebuilt. The bigger problem now is their stout defense is leaking oil, as they have played some tough teams and are spending too much time on the field. The offenses they are facing now are getting better as they have given up season-high points in three of their last four games. Arizona has touched the 40-point mark and beyond in five games on the season, with another coming in at 38. It's hard to see a tiring Washington defense slowing the Wildcats down enough to allow them to stay in the game with their mediocre offense. The Huskies have struggled in this spot at home, as they are 0-5 ATS in their last five at home when facing a team with a winning road record. Over the past two seasons, the Huskies are 9-1 UNDER at home vs. good offensive teams like Arizona (teams averaging 425+ yards per game). Overall since the arrival of Chris Petersen, they are 16-4 to the UNDER. In his coaching career, Petersen is 28-13 UNDER in games vs. teams that score 31+ per game. Play this one to finish UNDER.