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OAKLAND PARK, Fla (Gambling911.com) - Saturday's 7 pm EDT game between Hawaii and Stanford should be a competitive match as Stanford comes into this one as a -4.5 favorite.
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The Pay-Per-Head (PPH) Advantage
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Cost Structure of Ace Per Head
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Hawaii vs. Stanford Passing Yards Prop Bets
Hawaii is coming off a breakthrough season, while Stanford is beginning another rebuild under a new head coach.
Hawaii went 9-4 in 2025, its best season since 2019, and finished by beating Cal in the Hawaii Bowl. The biggest reason for optimism is quarterback Micah Alejado.
Last year he had 3,106 passing yards. He comes into this game with an over/under of 263.5 passing yards.
Davis Warren, the Michigan transfer, won Stanford's starting job. He didn't play in 2025 while recovering from a torn ACL
Micah Alejado - Alt Passing Yds
Micah Alejado 150+ Yards
-1400
Micah Alejado 175+ Yards
-700
Micah Alejado 200+ Yards
-400
Micah Alejado 225+ Yards
-240
Micah Alejado 250+ Yards
-144
Micah Alejado 275+ Yards
+114
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Davis Warren - Alt Passing Yds
Davis Warren 100+ Yards
-1500
Davis Warren 125+ Yards
-650
Davis Warren 150+ Yards
-325
Davis Warren 175+ Yards
-178
Davis Warren 200+ Yards
-105
Davis Warren 225+ Yards
+158
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Davis Warren - Passing Yds
Davis Warren Over
O 196.5-110
Davis Warren Under
U 196.5-110
Micah Alejado - Passing Yds
Micah Alejado Over
O 263.5-110
Micah Alejado Under
U 263.5-110
Davis Warren - Alt Passing TDs
Davis Warren 1+ Passing Touchdowns
-430
Davis Warren 2+ Passing Touchdowns
+114
Davis Warren 3+ Passing Touchdowns
+400
Davis Warren 4+ Passing Touchdowns
+1100
Micah Alejado - Alt Passing TDs
Micah Alejado 1+ Passing Touchdowns
-620
Micah Alejado 2+ Passing Touchdowns
-128
Micah Alejado 3+ Passing Touchdowns
+265
Micah Alejado 4+ Passing Touchdowns
+800
Micah Alejado - Passing TDs
Micah Alejado Over
O 1.5-128
Micah Alejado Under
U 1.5+100
Davis Warren - Passing TDs
Davis Warren Over
O 1.5+114
Davis Warren Under
U 1.5
Hawaii vs. Stanford Betting Markets
Alternate Spread
Alternate Total Points
Stanford - Alt Total Yards
Hawaii - Alt Total Yards
Stanford - Total Yards
Hawaii - Total Yards
Stanford - Alt Total Rushing Yards
Hawaii - Alt Total Rushing Yards
Stanford - Total Rushing Yards
Hawaii - Total Rushing Yards
1st Half Spread
1st Half Total
1st Quarter Spread
2nd Quarter Spread
3rd Quarter Spread
4th Quarter Spread
1st Quarter Total
2nd Quarter Total
3rd Quarter Total
4th Quarter Total
Stanford Total Points
Hawaii Total Points
Micah Alejado - Alt Passing Yds
Davis Warren - Alt Passing Yds
Davis Warren - Passing Yds
Micah Alejado - Passing Yds
Micah Alejado - Alt Passing TDs
Davis Warren - Alt Passing TDs
Davis Warren - Passing TDs
Micah Alejado - Passing TDs
Audric Harris - Alt Receiving Yds
Tama Uiliata - Alt Receiving Yds
Jonanthony Hall - Alt Receiving Yds
Blaze Kamoku - Alt Receiving Yds
Devin Alves - Alt Receiving Yds
Micah Ford - Alt Receiving Yds
Benji Blackburn - Alt Receiving Yds
Carter Shaw - Alt Receiving Yds
Jonanthony Hall - Receiving Yds
Audric Harris - Receiving Yds
Tama Uiliata - Receiving Yds
Devin Alves - Receiving Yds
Blaze Kamoku - Receiving Yds
Micah Ford - Receiving Yds
Carter Shaw - Receiving Yds
Benji Blackburn - Receiving Yds
Audric Harris - Alt Receptions
Tama Uiliata - Alt Receptions
Jonanthony Hall - Alt Receptions
Devin Alves - Alt Receptions
Benji Blackburn - Alt Receptions
Tama Uiliata - Total Receptions
Audric Harris - Total Receptions
Jonanthony Hall - Total Receptions
Devin Alves - Total Receptions
Benji Blackburn - Total Receptions
Micah Alejado - Alt Rushing Yds
Cam Barfield - Alt Rushing Yds
Micah Ford - Alt Rushing Yds
DeVon Rice - Alt Rushing Yds
Micah Alejado - Rushing Yds
Cam Barfield - Rushing Yds
Micah Ford - Rushing Yds
DeVon Rice - Rushing Yds
1st Half Winner (3-Way)
1st Half Hawaii Total Points
1st Half Stanford Total Points
Any Time Touchdown Scorer
First Touchdown Scorer
To Score 2+ Touchdowns
1st Team Touchdown Scorer
Last Touchdown Scorer
To Score 3+ Touchdowns
To Score 4+ Touchdowns
Anytime 1st Half TD Scorer
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- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com
