This is the first time Kansas State has been the underdog all season. Its 34-20 win over UCF last week was its first victory against the spread.
Baylor beat Oklahoma State 45-27 last week, but is 1-4 against the spread this season. Its lone win ATS came on Sept. 6 against SMU, when it came back to beat the Mustangs 48-45 in double overtime.
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Kansas State vs Baylor odds, money line, over/under
Odds courtesy of BetMGM on the afternoon of Wednesday, Oct. 1
- Spread: Baylor -6 1/2
- Over/under: 61 1/2
- Moneyline: BAY -250, KSU +200
Kansas State vs Baylor predictions, picks for college football Week 6
Wyatt Wheeler, Kansas State beat writer: Baylor 35, Kansas State 27
Kansas State’s inexperience in its secondary makes me nervous when the Bears face the nation’s top passing attack. The Wildcats are also coming off their worst tackling performance, as the Bears have multiple players on the offense who have been great in yards after contact and receptions. Kansas State should have a solid game on the ground, but if Baylor is explosive early, it could be a tough outing.
Jeremy Cluff writes: “Both of these teams are 1-1 in Big 12 play, making this game a pivotal one for both the Wildcats and Bears as they attempt to stay in the conference race. Sawyer Robertson will make a big play late for Baylor to edge Kansas State.”
ESPN: Baylor has a 61% chance to defeat Kansas State on Saturday
The site gives the Wildcats a 39% shot at winning the college football Week 6 game over the Bears on Oct. 4.
It writes: “Baylor has one win against the spread this season. Baylor has no wins ATS (0-2) as a 6.5-point favorite or greater this season. This season, three of Baylor’s five games have go over the point total.”
Wyatt D. Wheeler covers Kansas State athletics for the USA TODAY Network and Topeka Capital-Journal. You can follow him on X at @WyattWheeler_, contact him at 417-371-6987 or email him at wwheeler@gannett.com
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