Kansas State @ Arizona Picks & Props

Craig has showcased consistency for the entirety of his college career, as he produced more than 5.0 yards per carry for three straight years at Portland State before transferring to Arizona. I expect him to make the most of his opportunities, with Kendrick Reescano questionable to suit up due to a lower leg injury.

Johnson has thrown for multiple TDs in two of the three games he’s played this season, and he’ll have to make the most of his arm to keep Kansas State competitive.

Johnson attempted at least 30 passes and eclipsed 272 passing yards against Iowa State and North Dakota. Then there’s Arizona’s high-scoring offense, which should promote a pass-friendly game script. A high-scoring contest should promote Johnson letting it fly all game long, and bettors shouldn’t be surprised if his passing total is close to 300 yards by the end of the night. 

Craig has looked like the most dynamic back in the Arizona backfield, rushing for 156 and a score in the Wildcats' first two games. He's also been getting the early game work, but it looks like he's getting priced like a backup here. I'll bet Craig to find the end zone at this price against a K-State team that has been getting pushed around on the line and already surrendered six rushing touchdowns this season.

Two good quarterbacks squaring off on a Friday night; I expect both to have success.

At this point, the Kansas State Wildcats will need to prove it before anyone is expected to take them seriously.