- All
- 1st half
- 2nd half
- 1st quarter
- 2nd quarter
- 3rd quarter
- 4th quarter
The upcoming NCAAF bowl game on December 31, 2025, features the Arizona State Sun Devils visiting the Duke Blue Devils at the Sun Bowl in El Paso, TX. This matchup promises exciting Thursday night football action, broadcasted on CBS, offering plenty of betting trends to analyze for savvy bettors. Duke holds a slight edge as the favorite with a -3.5 point spread and the total points set at 47.5, indicating a moderately paced game.
Arizona State's offense averages 400.5 total yards per game, driven by a balanced attack with 211 passing yards and 189 rushing yards. Their defense, however, has faced challenges, allowing over 340 yards per game. Duke's offense slightly outpaces the Sun Devils with approximately 415 total yards per game, featuring a strong passing game at 282 yards, while their defense typically limits opponents to about 343 yards. Both teams have solid third-down efficiency, but Duke's defense has been more successful in stopping conversions.
The starting quarterbacks for both teams are expected to play, with Duke's QB showing a slight advantage in pass protection and efficiency. Arizona State’s run defense will be tested by Duke’s rushing attack, which averages over 130 yards per game. The betting trends suggest that bettors consider Duke's home advantage and defensive strengths when placing wagers. With Arizona State underdogs and a moderate total, bettors can find value in both sides depending on game flow.
Recent performances highlight Duke's ability to cover spreads in home games and Arizona State's mixed ATS record. The Sun Devils' recent win against Colorado and Duke's strong finish to the season add layers to the betting insights. For comprehensive betting trends and game insights, check out our detailed analysis and get ready to place your bets on this thrilling bowl game. Ready to bet smarter? Start your OddsTrader Turbo subscription now or place your bet with a U.S. regulated sportsbook and profit off the edge.