Arizona Bowl
- Matchup: TBD
- Date: Saturday, Dec 28th, 2024
- Time: 4:30 p.m.
- Stadium: Arizona (Tucson, Ariz)
- 23′ Winner: Wyoming Cowboys
Arizona Bowl Odds
The Arizona Bowl is another top postseason NCAA college football bowl game quickly becoming a top favorite among college football fans. The games are played at Arizona Stadium in Tucson.Â
Betting odds for the Arizona Bowl are not yet available, since the teams have not been announced.Â
Understanding Barstool Sports Arizona Bowl Odds
The Ball State Cardinals had better odds to win the 2020 edition of the Arizona Bowl because of their full-fledged season statistics and a top-of-the-line 7-1 regular season mark. The San Jose Spartans were right there with the Cardinals thanks to their 7-1 season record, but they still came into the game as underdogs.
Those who placed a $190 wager on the Cardinals on a -190 moneyline translated to a $100 profit. On the other side, those who put a $100 bet on the Spartans at +250 odds saw their chance of making a $250 profit drift away.
Those who also bet on the over 42.5 and the +8.5 may have nailed some pretty solid profits at the 2020 Arizona Bowl.
Arizona Bowl Betting Trends & Tips
The Arizona Bowl is yet another NCAA Bowl with solid history and background. It is the perfect opportunity for bettors to look and find the best odds, NCAAF moneylines, and betting markets to make the most of their betting game.Â
Bettors can also consider top betting trends for the Arizona Bowl as follows:
- The Nevada Wolf Pack is the most victorious team in the history of the Arizona Bowl, with 2 wins.Â
- The Nevada Wolf Pack currently stands as the team with the most appearances in the history of the Arizona Bowl, with 2.Â
- Since the 2015 edition, all winning NCAA football teams have scored 26 points or more except in the 2018 edition.Â
- Except for 2018, the total in the Arizona Bowl has consistently surpassed the 46-point mark.
Betting History of The Arizona Bowl
 The event got its start in 2015, when the first edition of the bowl was officially held. Since then, the Mountain West Conference and the Mid-American Conference have featured various Arizona Bowl events.
During the first official Arizona Bowl, the Wolf Pack left a solid mark in the event’s history by pulling a 28-23 win over the Colorado State Rams. The following year would feature two teams that pulled in a solid combined score of 66 points, the highest in the history of the Arizona Bowl.
In 2016, the Air Force Falcons won a 45-21 decision over the South Alabama Jaguars. That would be the most significant recorded point total at the Arizona Bowl that has remained since then.
The Arizona Bowl has featured only a handful of teams and conferences and is expected to become a more prominent event in the future. Unfortunately, the 2021 Arizona Bowl was canceled due to COVID-19 restrictions. In 2022, the seventh annual Arizona Bowl featured Ohio from the Mid-American Conference (MAC) and Wyoming from the Mountain West Conference. Ohio defeated Wyoming in overtime 30–27.
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Arizona Bowl Scores (Playoffs)
Since its first edition, the Arizona Bowl proved to meet the standards of what fans were looking for in terms of top college football events. That first edition of the bowl featured the Nevada Wolf Pack against the Colorado State Rams. The Wolf Pack was able to take a solid 28-23 win. Since then, all winning teams have scored at least 26 points or more except for the 2019 game.
Season | Winning team | Losing team | Score |
---|---|---|---|
2023 | Wyoming | Toledo | 16-15 |
2022 | Ohio | Wyoming | 30-27 |
2021 | Cancelled due to COVID | ||
2020 | Ball State | San Jose State | 34-13 |
2019 | Wyoming | Georgia State | 38-17 |
2018 | Nevada | Arkansas State | 16-13 (OT) |
2017 | New Mexico State | Utah State | 26-20 (OT) |
2016 | Air Force | South Alabama | 45-21 |
2015 | Nevada | Colorado State | 28-23 |
Wins | Teams | Years won |
---|---|---|
2 | Nevada | 2015, 2018 |
1 | Ball State | 2020 |
1 | Wyoming | 2019 |
1 | New Mexico State | 2017 |
1 | Air Force | 2016 |