The best bets, predictions, and CFB selections for Stanford Cardinal vs. Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes on Friday were just released by SportsLine's model.

When the Stanford Cardinals play the Colorado Buffaloes in a Pac-12 match on Friday, they hope to pull off an uncommon conference win. After suffering a crushing 42-6 loss to Oregon in its previous game, Stanford (1-4, 0-3) has now dropped seven straight conference games and 17 of its previous 18. The Cardinals have also lost their last three encounters with Colorado (4-2, 1-2). However, last weekend's 27-24 victory against Arizona State snapped an eight-game losing run in Pac-12 play.

in 10 p.m. ET, play will begin in Boulder, Colorado's Folsom Field. According to the most recent Colorado vs. Stanford odds, the Buffaloes are 12.5-point favourites, and the total points scored has an over/under of 59.5. You should view SportsLine's reliable computer model's college football predictions and betting recommendations prior to making any Stanford vs. Colorado choices.

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The algorithm has now focused on Colorado vs. Stanford and has recently released its forecasts and choices. SportsLine is where you can view the model's CFB selections. The following are a few trends and college football odds for Stanford vs. Colorado:

Following a performance last week in which they gained only 56 yards on the ground, the Buffaloes will be keen to improve. But they did manage to rush for two touchdowns: on fourth-and-goal, wide receiver Shedeur Sanders found the end zone from one yard out, and quarterback Shedeur Sanders scored on a 16-yard run. Colorado ought likely be able to cause some damage against a Stanford defence that gave up 208 running yards to Oregon in their previous game.

Freshman Dylan Edwards and sophomore Anthony Hankerson provide the team with two reliable options in the backfield. Hankerson has ran 48 times for 214 yards, while Edwards leads the Buffaloes with 217 yards on 47 carries. Edwards has made 20 receptions for 193 yards and three touchdowns, which is two more than he has on the ground, and has been a key component of Colorado's aerial assault as well. Choose your team from this list.

Benjamin Yurosek, who leads the Cardinals with 15 receptions, 227 receiving yards, and one score, will be a player Colorado has to watch closely. In terms of receiving yards for a tight end, the senior is sixth in the country with an average of 15.1 yards per reception. Yurosek, who carried the ball just three times in 24 games throughout his first three seasons, has also participated in Stanford's ground attack this year, rushing eight times for 42 yards.

Elic Ayomanor, a sophomore wide receiver, has also contributed to the Cardinals' aerial assault, catching 15 catches for 207 yards and a touchdown. Stanford's top rusher, senior wide receiver Bryce Farrell, has only grabbed seven receptions for 82 yards. Senior running backs E.J. Smith and Casey Filkins are both averaging 6.4 yards per rush in 2023; Filkins leads the team with 197 yards. Choose your team from this list.

SportsLine's model predicts that the teams will score 53 points in total, leaning under. Additionally, according to the model, in more than 50% of simulations, one side of the spread hits. The model's selection is exclusive to SportsLine. 

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