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Betting tips from AI for Kansas Jayhawks vs Utah Utes, 28 November 2025.
AI Consensus
1.23
Away win
6 of 6 AI models pick Utah Utes to win at
1.23
ChatGPT tip
Utah Utes win
1.23
ChatGPT prediction for Kansas Jayhawks vs Utah Utes, 28 November 2025.
Utah’s ground game is a steamroller (307 rush ypg) and the Utes average 46.2 ppg, with four straight 45+. Against a Kansas defense allowing 191.6 rush ypg and 29 ppg with only four takeaways, Utah’s dual-QB + Parker/Ficklin/Dampier combo should control the line and the clock.
Kansas needs a win for bowl eligibility and Daniels can score, but the Jayhawks are 63rd in rushing and struggle to sustain drives versus top fronts. Market spreads sit around -10.5 to -11.5, reinforcing a clear edge.
For a $1 stake, the best path is Utah moneyline at 1.22—a price that aligns with an ~82% win rate. The flashy underdog tag 4.42 isn’t worth the mismatch risk.
Kansas needs a win for bowl eligibility and Daniels can score, but the Jayhawks are 63rd in rushing and struggle to sustain drives versus top fronts. Market spreads sit around -10.5 to -11.5, reinforcing a clear edge.
For a $1 stake, the best path is Utah moneyline at 1.22—a price that aligns with an ~82% win rate. The flashy underdog tag 4.42 isn’t worth the mismatch risk.
Gemini tip
Utah Utes win
1.23
Gemini prediction for Kansas Jayhawks vs Utah Utes, 28 November 2025.
This matchup presents a classic case of strength versus weakness, and it heavily favors the visiting Utah Utes. Utah arrives with the nation's second-ranked rushing attack, an unstoppable force averaging over 307 yards per game. This ground-and-pound strategy, led by a stable of dynamic backs, is set to collide with a Kansas Jayhawks defense that ranks 88th nationally and surrenders nearly 192 rushing yards per contest.
While Kansas is fighting for its postseason life and needs this win to become bowl-eligible, motivation alone is unlikely to bridge the talent gap. The Jayhawks' offense, led by quarterback Jalon Daniels, has shown flashes of competence, but their 63rd-ranked rushing game is not equipped to exploit Utah's primary defensive vulnerability—a run defense that allows over 190 yards per game. Meanwhile, Utah's offense is a scoring machine, putting up over 46 points per game and consistently overwhelming opponents.
Ultimately, Kansas's defensive struggles, particularly against the run, create a nightmare scenario. Expect Utah to control the line of scrimmage, dictate the tempo, and wear down the Jayhawks. The odds tell the story, with Utah as a heavy favorite at 1.22, and there's little evidence to suggest an upset is brewing, even with Kansas's desperation.
While Kansas is fighting for its postseason life and needs this win to become bowl-eligible, motivation alone is unlikely to bridge the talent gap. The Jayhawks' offense, led by quarterback Jalon Daniels, has shown flashes of competence, but their 63rd-ranked rushing game is not equipped to exploit Utah's primary defensive vulnerability—a run defense that allows over 190 yards per game. Meanwhile, Utah's offense is a scoring machine, putting up over 46 points per game and consistently overwhelming opponents.
Ultimately, Kansas's defensive struggles, particularly against the run, create a nightmare scenario. Expect Utah to control the line of scrimmage, dictate the tempo, and wear down the Jayhawks. The odds tell the story, with Utah as a heavy favorite at 1.22, and there's little evidence to suggest an upset is brewing, even with Kansas's desperation.
Claude tip
Utah Utes win
1.23
Claude prediction for Kansas Jayhawks vs Utah Utes, 28 November 2025.
Utah enters as heavy favorites at 1.22 for good reason - their explosive rushing attack averaging 307 yards per game should overwhelm Kansas' porous run defense that allows 191.6 yards on the ground. The Utes have scored 45+ points in four straight games, while Kansas desperately needs this win for bowl eligibility after falling 38-14 to Iowa State.
The defensive mismatch heavily favors Utah despite their own run defense struggles. Kansas allows 423.2 yards per game and has forced just four turnovers all season, creating perfect conditions for Utah's dual-threat offense led by Wayshawn Parker's 836 rushing yards.
While the 4.42 odds on Kansas offer massive value if they pull the upset, Utah's superior talent and motivation to maintain momentum make them the logical choice despite the hefty price.
The defensive mismatch heavily favors Utah despite their own run defense struggles. Kansas allows 423.2 yards per game and has forced just four turnovers all season, creating perfect conditions for Utah's dual-threat offense led by Wayshawn Parker's 836 rushing yards.
While the 4.42 odds on Kansas offer massive value if they pull the upset, Utah's superior talent and motivation to maintain momentum make them the logical choice despite the hefty price.
Grok tip
Utah Utes win
1.23
Grok prediction for Kansas Jayhawks vs Utah Utes, 28 November 2025.
As the Utah Utes gear up to face the Kansas Jayhawks on November 28, 2025, all signs point to a dominant performance from the visitors. Utah's offense is a juggernaut, boasting the second-best rushing attack in the FBS with over 307 yards per game, led by stars like Wayshawn Parker and the dynamic duo of Byrd Ficklin and Devon Dampier, who've racked up impressive yardage and scores. Their scoring prowess, averaging 46.2 points per game and dropping 45+ in four straight, makes them a nightmare matchup for Kansas' leaky defense, which allows 191.6 rushing yards per game and ranks near the bottom in takeaways.
Kansas, fighting for bowl eligibility at 5-6, has shown flashes with QB Jalon Daniels' 2,344 passing yards and 21 TDs, plus receiver Lawrence Arnold Henderson Jr.'s contributions. But their 63rd-ranked rushing game and struggles against strong defenses, as seen in the 38-14 loss to Iowa State, suggest they won't keep pace. Utah's run defense is a weak spot at 109th nationally, but Kansas lacks the ground game to exploit it fully.
Betting on Utah at 1.22 feels like a safe play for a decisive win, potentially covering the -10.5 to -11.5 spread in a high-scoring affair with the over/under around 60. Analysts predict a 33-20 Utah victory, and I agree—this one's all Utes as they control the tempo and grind out the W.
Kansas, fighting for bowl eligibility at 5-6, has shown flashes with QB Jalon Daniels' 2,344 passing yards and 21 TDs, plus receiver Lawrence Arnold Henderson Jr.'s contributions. But their 63rd-ranked rushing game and struggles against strong defenses, as seen in the 38-14 loss to Iowa State, suggest they won't keep pace. Utah's run defense is a weak spot at 109th nationally, but Kansas lacks the ground game to exploit it fully.
Betting on Utah at 1.22 feels like a safe play for a decisive win, potentially covering the -10.5 to -11.5 spread in a high-scoring affair with the over/under around 60. Analysts predict a 33-20 Utah victory, and I agree—this one's all Utes as they control the tempo and grind out the W.
DeepSeek tip
Utah Utes win
1.23
DeepSeek prediction for Kansas Jayhawks vs Utah Utes, 28 November 2025.
Utah's offensive dominance makes them a formidable favorite here. Their ground game, averaging over 307 yards per game with multiple backs contributing heavily, should overwhelm Kansas' defense, which ranks 88th nationally and allows 191.6 rushing yards per game.
Kansas, fighting for bowl eligibility at 5-6, has offensive talent in QB Jalon Daniels but struggles against elite defenses. Their inability to force turnovers—just four all season—and Utah's scoring prowess (46.2 points per game) point to a lopsided affair.
The odds reflect this mismatch, with Utah at 1.22 offering a strong value bet given their consistent high-scoring form and Kansas' defensive woes.
Kansas, fighting for bowl eligibility at 5-6, has offensive talent in QB Jalon Daniels but struggles against elite defenses. Their inability to force turnovers—just four all season—and Utah's scoring prowess (46.2 points per game) point to a lopsided affair.
The odds reflect this mismatch, with Utah at 1.22 offering a strong value bet given their consistent high-scoring form and Kansas' defensive woes.
Qwen tip
Utah Utes win
1.23
Qwen prediction for Kansas Jayhawks vs Utah Utes, 28 November 2025.
Utah Utes enter this matchup as heavy favorites, and for good reason. With an explosive rushing attack averaging over 307 yards per game—second-best in the FBS—they have consistently overwhelmed opponents. Running back Wayshawn Parker and complementary backs Byrd Ficklin and Devon Dampier form a three-headed monster that Kansas’ porous run defense, which surrenders 191.6 yards per game, will struggle to contain. The Jayhawks' defensive struggles are compounded by their inability to force turnovers, ranking near the bottom nationally with only four takeaways all season.
While Kansas quarterback Jalon Daniels has shown flashes of brilliance, throwing for 2,344 yards and 21 touchdowns, the Jayhawks' offense lacks the firepower to keep pace with Utah’s high-octane attack. Utah ranks fourth nationally in scoring at 46.2 points per game and has scored 45 or more points in four straight contests. Even if Kansas finds some success through the air, their inconsistent rushing game (63rd nationally) won’t be enough to sustain drives against Utah’s balanced defense.
The betting odds reflect this mismatch, with Utah listed at 1.22 compared to Kansas’ 4.42. While Kansas needs this win to secure bowl eligibility, Utah’s dominance on both sides of the ball makes them nearly unstoppable here. Expect the Utes to control the tempo and grind out a decisive victory, likely covering the spread around -10.5 to -11.5 while pushing the total score over 59.5 points.
Given the overwhelming evidence, backing Utah is the smart play despite the steep odds.
While Kansas quarterback Jalon Daniels has shown flashes of brilliance, throwing for 2,344 yards and 21 touchdowns, the Jayhawks' offense lacks the firepower to keep pace with Utah’s high-octane attack. Utah ranks fourth nationally in scoring at 46.2 points per game and has scored 45 or more points in four straight contests. Even if Kansas finds some success through the air, their inconsistent rushing game (63rd nationally) won’t be enough to sustain drives against Utah’s balanced defense.
The betting odds reflect this mismatch, with Utah listed at 1.22 compared to Kansas’ 4.42. While Kansas needs this win to secure bowl eligibility, Utah’s dominance on both sides of the ball makes them nearly unstoppable here. Expect the Utes to control the tempo and grind out a decisive victory, likely covering the spread around -10.5 to -11.5 while pushing the total score over 59.5 points.
Given the overwhelming evidence, backing Utah is the smart play despite the steep odds.
Match News
# Utah-Kansas Matchup: Key Storylines and Predictions
## Utah's Dominant Offensive Machine
The Utes arrive as heavy favorites with one of college football's most formidable rushing attacks, averaging over 307 yards per game on the ground—second-best in the FBS.[1] Running back Wayshawn Parker has accumulated 836 yards with six touchdowns, while complementary backs Byrd Ficklin and Devon Dampier have combined for 1,133 rushing yards and 17 scores.[1] Utah's offense ranks fourth nationally in scoring at 46.2 points per game, and the team has scored 45 or more points in four consecutive games, including three games exceeding 50 points.[2] The Utes' dual-threat quarterback approach keeps defenses off-balance and has proven nearly impossible to contain over four quarters.
## Kansas Fighting for Bowl Eligibility
The Jayhawks enter at 5-6 overall and 3-5 in Big 12 play following a 38-14 loss to Iowa State, where they trailed 17-0 at halftime.[1] Kansas needs this victory to secure bowl eligibility for the third time in four years.[1] Quarterback Jalon Daniels has been steady with 2,344 passing yards and 21 touchdowns, while the receiving corps led by Lawrence Arnold Henderson Jr. (653 yards, five scores) provides offensive balance.[1] Despite flashes of explosiveness, the Jayhawks have struggled to sustain drives against stronger defenses and rank just 63rd nationally in rushing yards per game.
## The Defensive Mismatch
Utah's primary weakness is their run defense, allowing 190.4 yards per game and ranking 109th nationally—a vulnerability that nearly cost them against Kansas State.[1] However, Kansas' defense presents an even more significant problem, allowing 423.2 yards per game and 29 points per contest while ranking 88th nationally.[1] The Jayhawks have particularly struggled against the run, surrendering 191.6 yards per game, which is problematic against Utah's ground-heavy attack.[1] Kansas has also forced only four turnovers all season, ranking near the bottom nationally in takeaways.
## Predictions and Betting Analysis
Multiple analysts favor Utah to dominate this matchup. The Utes are expected to control the line of scrimmage and dictate tempo through their rushing attack, with spreads ranging from -10.5 to -11.5 in Utah's favor.[1][2] Predictions suggest Utah will win decisively, with one analyst projecting a 33-20 Utah victory that covers the spread but only barely.[5] The over/under sits around 59.5-60.5 points, with analysts expecting a high-scoring affair given both teams' offensive capabilities and defensive vulnerabilities, particularly Kansas' inability to slow Utah's ground game and Utah's susceptibility to the run.
## Utah's Dominant Offensive Machine
The Utes arrive as heavy favorites with one of college football's most formidable rushing attacks, averaging over 307 yards per game on the ground—second-best in the FBS.[1] Running back Wayshawn Parker has accumulated 836 yards with six touchdowns, while complementary backs Byrd Ficklin and Devon Dampier have combined for 1,133 rushing yards and 17 scores.[1] Utah's offense ranks fourth nationally in scoring at 46.2 points per game, and the team has scored 45 or more points in four consecutive games, including three games exceeding 50 points.[2] The Utes' dual-threat quarterback approach keeps defenses off-balance and has proven nearly impossible to contain over four quarters.
## Kansas Fighting for Bowl Eligibility
The Jayhawks enter at 5-6 overall and 3-5 in Big 12 play following a 38-14 loss to Iowa State, where they trailed 17-0 at halftime.[1] Kansas needs this victory to secure bowl eligibility for the third time in four years.[1] Quarterback Jalon Daniels has been steady with 2,344 passing yards and 21 touchdowns, while the receiving corps led by Lawrence Arnold Henderson Jr. (653 yards, five scores) provides offensive balance.[1] Despite flashes of explosiveness, the Jayhawks have struggled to sustain drives against stronger defenses and rank just 63rd nationally in rushing yards per game.
## The Defensive Mismatch
Utah's primary weakness is their run defense, allowing 190.4 yards per game and ranking 109th nationally—a vulnerability that nearly cost them against Kansas State.[1] However, Kansas' defense presents an even more significant problem, allowing 423.2 yards per game and 29 points per contest while ranking 88th nationally.[1] The Jayhawks have particularly struggled against the run, surrendering 191.6 yards per game, which is problematic against Utah's ground-heavy attack.[1] Kansas has also forced only four turnovers all season, ranking near the bottom nationally in takeaways.
## Predictions and Betting Analysis
Multiple analysts favor Utah to dominate this matchup. The Utes are expected to control the line of scrimmage and dictate tempo through their rushing attack, with spreads ranging from -10.5 to -11.5 in Utah's favor.[1][2] Predictions suggest Utah will win decisively, with one analyst projecting a 33-20 Utah victory that covers the spread but only barely.[5] The over/under sits around 59.5-60.5 points, with analysts expecting a high-scoring affair given both teams' offensive capabilities and defensive vulnerabilities, particularly Kansas' inability to slow Utah's ground game and Utah's susceptibility to the run.
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