Cincinnati Bearcats vs. Arizona Wildcats Line, Odds and Betting Information | Nov. 15

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The No. 22 Cincinnati Bearcats (7-2) host a Big 12 clash against the Arizona Wildcats (6-3) on Saturday, November 15, 2025 at Nippert Stadium.

The Wildcats are underdogs, but by less than a touchdown (+6), versus the Bearcats (with an over/under of 56.5 points).

Below you can find our betting preview for this this contest between the Bearcats and the Wildcats, and find all of our expert predictions here, too!

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Cincinnati -6 vs. Arizona

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Cincinnati vs. Arizona betting lines

  • Spread favorite: Bearcats (-6)
  • Moneyline: Bearcats (-215), Wildcats (+178)
  • Total: 56.5 points
  • TV Channel: FOX Sports 1
  • Live Stream: Fubo

Cincinnati vs. Arizona betting info and stats

    Cincinnati has an against-the-spread record of 6-3-0 so far this season. Cincinnati has covered the spread two times when the favorite by at least 6 points (a 2-2 ATS record). Cincinnati has recorded a 5-0 record in the five games this season it has been moneyline favorites. Arizona has four wins against the spread this season (4-4-0). This will be the fourth game this year Arizona is the moneyline underdog and has gone 1-2 in such contests.

Cincinnati vs. Arizona recent stats and trends

Cincinnati Bearcats

  • Cincinnati has covered the spread twice in its past three contests while putting up a 2-1 record straight-up in those games.
  • In two of those three games, the final combined score has gone over the set total.
  • Cincinnati’s past three games have ended with an average of 61.3 points scored. That’s 4.8 more points than this contest’s over/under.

Arizona Wildcats

  • Arizona is 1-2 against the spread and 2-1 overall over its last three games.
  • Arizona and its opponents have combined to hit the over twice in those games.
  • The past three Arizona games averaged 4.3 fewer points (52.2) than this matchup’s over/under.

Cincinnati vs. Arizona key players

Cincinnati Bearcats

  • Brendan Sorsby has 2,050 yards passing for Cincinnati, completing 60.6% of his passes and tossing 20 touchdowns and two interceptions this season. He’s also contributed on the ground with 453 rushing yards (50.3 ypg) on 73 carries with eight rushing touchdowns.
  • Tawee Walker has carried the ball 97 times for a team-high 533 yards on the ground and has found the end zone four times.
  • Evan Pryor has carried the ball 66 times for 478 yards (59.8 per game) and three touchdowns.
  • Cyrus Allen’s leads his squad with 500 yards as a receiver. He’s racked up that yardage on 35 catches (out of 48 targets) and scored nine touchdowns.
  • Caleb Goodie has put together a 380-yard season so far with two touchdowns, reeling in 20 passes on 41 targets.
  • Joe Royer has a total of 350 receiving yards so far this year, hauling in 23 passes and scoring four touchdowns.
  • Jake Golday leads the team with 3.5 sacks. He’s also the team’s tackle leader, and has amassed 3.0 TFL and 70 tackles.
  • Christian Harrison has picked off a team-high one pass. He also has 36 tackles, 2.0 TFL, and one pass defended to his name.

Arizona Wildcats

  • Noah Fifita has 2,200 passing yards, or 244.4 per game, so far this season. He has completed 63.9% of his passes and has collected 23 touchdowns with four interceptions. He’s also helped out on the ground with 12.1 rushing yards per game while scoring as a runner three times.
  • Ismail Mahdi has rushed for 591 yards on 87 carries so far this year while scoring two times on the ground.
  • Quincy Craig has been given 40 carries and totaled 281 yards with two touchdowns.
  • Jayin Whatley has totaled 35 receptions this season and his team-high yardage total sits at 420 (46.7 yards per game). He’s been targeted 52 times and has four touchdowns.
  • Kris Hutson has totaled 389 receiving yards (55.6 yards per game) and three touchdowns on 33 receptions.
  • Tre Spivey’s 14 catches (on 25 targets) have netted him 302 yards (33.6 ypg) and six touchdowns.
  • Chase Kennedy paces the team with 3.0 sacks, and also has 3.0 TFL and 22 tackles.
  • Dalton Johnson, Arizona’s top tackler, has 56 tackles, 1.0 TFL, one sack, and two interceptions this year.
  • Jay’Vion Cole has a team-high three interceptions to go along with 22 tackles, 3.0 TFL, one sack, and five passes defended.
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