Houston vs Kansas State Prediction 11-2-24 College Football Picks

In this article, we will formulate a Houston vs Kansas State Prediction for this College Football Week 10 Game on Saturday, November 2nd, at TDECU Stadium.  Let’s take a look at a Houston Cougars vs Kansas State Wildcats pick.

Kansas State Coming Off Close Win

Kansas State faced off against Kansas in the last Game in the last Game and it was a close Game but they were able to secure the 29-27 victory. It wasn’t the most impressive Game, but Kansas State was able to pull out a two point victory. Avery Johnson completed 19 of his 34 passes for 253 yards, two touchdowns, and zero interceptions. DJ Giddens had a strong Game on the ground, finishing with 18 carries for 102 yards. Jayce Brown finished with five catches and 98 yards. Kansas State is averaging 32.8 points while their defense is giving up 21.4 points per Game. The offense is ranked 26th in the league, while the defense is ranked 36th in the league. In this Game, they need Johnson to be a little more consistent. 

What a Win for Houston

Houston comes into this Game with a 3-5 record overall, but they are coming off quite the victory in the last Game. Houston gave up only 14 points to Utah, and that was enough for the three point victory. Houston didn’t play that well, especially with the offense, but the defense helped them secure the win. Zeon Chriss completed 6 of his 13 passes for 61 yards, two touchdowns, and one interception. Houston on the season is averaging 14.1 points, while their defense is giving up 22.4 points per Game. The offense is ranked 134th in the league, while the defense is ranked 53rd in the league. 

Houston vs Kansas State Prediction

Houston is coming off a win against Utah, but even though they won, the offense wasn’t that good, and their offense is going to really struggle. Houston is averaging 14.1 points per Game, and they are going to really struggle to get going. Kansas State is going to end up running the score, and Avery Johnson is going to have a huge Game here. Back Kansas State against the spread.