San Jose State Spartans vs. Wyoming Cowboys Pick and Prediction for Saturday, October 11th, 2025
Use Code WWWC The Sea Jose State Spartans (2-3, 3-2 ATS, 3-2 O/U) take on the Wyoming Cowboys (2-3, 2-3 ATS, 1-4 O/U) in a conference showdown on Saturday evening, and we have you covered with the prediction. The Spartans won a home clash against New Mexico last week. The Cowboys were dealt a home loss by UNLV in their previous action. San Jose State posted a home win against Wyoming last season.
Can the Spartans record their first road win of the season? Keep reading for the San Jose State vs. Wyoming prediction. When it comes to college football selections, our NCAAF Predictions are stellar.
San Jose State wins MWC Opener
The San Jose State Spartans are seeking win number three on the year. San Jose State dropped its first two games but has since improved its performance. They had to play a ranked Texas squad of the SEC in week two. Their first win occurred against Idaho. The Spartans lost by just one point on the road against Stanford two weeks ago. Next, San Jose State recorded a solid 35-28 home win against New Mexico last week to cover the 1.5 point spread. The Spartans have covered the spread in three of five games.
Walker Eget is dangerous under center. The senior QB posted a stunning 473 yards against Stanford and another 334 yards last week. Eget has accumulated 1521 passing yards and a 9:3 TD to INT ratio on the season. The offense does not run a whole lot. Jabari Bates is out for the season with an injury, which is a big hit. The RB has been threatening, netting 192 rushing yards on an average of 6.9 yards per rush.
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The receiving core is stacked. Danny Scudero has been a beast. The sophomore WR has reached 135 yards in all but one game, including 151 yards last week, and has 665 receiving yards on the year. Kyle Shoels has 350 receiving yards. The San Jose State offense posted just under 500 total yards last week and is averaging 416 yards per game.
The Spartans' defense is a huge weakness. They were strong in week one against Central Michigan, but have not been able to contain the rest of their opponents. They gave up 420 yards last week and are squandering an average of 421 yards per game. Jordan Pollard leads the squad with 38 tackles. DB Jaylen Thomas has broken up five passes. The pass defense is 130th, and the rush defense is strong, ranking 56th.
San Jose State is averaging 23.2 points, ranking them 102nd. The Spartans are conceding an average of 28 points, pegging them 99th.
Wyoming Seeks First Conference Win
The Wyoming Cowboys are seeking the .500 mark on Saturday. Wyoming enjoyed a promising start to the season, beating Akron and Northern Iowa. They have since dropped three in a row due to weak defense, but they have been tasked against strong opposition, including a loss against Utah. The Cowboys were hit with a 31-17 home loss by UNLV last week. They were 3.5-point dogs in that one. The Cowboys have covered the spread in two of five games on the season.
Kaden Anderson has recorded 195 or fewer yards in all but one game. The sophomore QB had one of his best games last week, amassing 254 yards. He has managed 965 passing yards and a 6:3 TD to INT ratio on the season. Wyoming relies heavily on its running game. They have several RBs who see action. Samuel Harris has been a threat, amassing 60 or more yards in three of five games. The freshman has 268 rushing yards on the year. Sam Scott has also managed 268 yards.
Chris Durr Jr. is targeted heavily and is the only receiver on the team with at least 100 yards. The sophomore receiver managed 50 yards a few weeks ago but was quiet last week and has reported 297 yards on the year. Wyoming netted 356 total yards last week and is posting an average of 347 yards per game.
The Cowboys' defense is their top strength. The unit did have trouble with Utah and Colorado. Despite losing against UNLV last week, they kept them to just 255 yards. The defense is yielding an average of only 338 yards per game. Brayden Johnson has made 30 tackles. The pass defense is marked 28th, while the rush defense has been exposed, standing 96th.
Wyoming is scoring an average of 16.8 points on the season, ranking them 126th. They are conceding an average of 21.2 points, good for 51st.
San Jose State vs. Wyoming Pick
Spread Pick for San Jose State vs. Wyoming
- San Jose State Spartans -1.5 (5 units)
The San Jose State Spartans are in a groove, winning two of their past three games. They are confident after posting a home win against New Mexico last week and only lost by one point against Stanford. The Wyoming Cowboys have not beaten a quality opponent yet this season. Their first win was against Akron of the MAC, and their second win was against Northern. Iowa, which does not play in the FBS.
Furthermore, San Jose State has a potent passing offense led by star QB Walker Eget. The passing offense ranks 18th in the country. While the Cowboys have a good defense, they have been struggling to contain the opposition recently, squandering an average of 33 points in their past three games. Also, Wyoming relies on its rushing offense, and the Spartans' rush defense is their top strength, keeping opponents to 131 rushing yards per game, which is above average.
Over/Under Pick for San Jose State vs. Wyoming
- Under 50 (5 units)
I expect this one to go under. This is a low total and for good reason. San Jose State has a potent passing offense, but it has not led to consistent scoring. They only scored 21 points in their first two games and have not received production on the ground. The Cowboys have a stingy pass defense that is ranked 28th in the country.
In addition, Wyoming has not been able to break out, scoring 20 or fewer points in three consecutive games, and ranks near the bottom in most offensive categories. This is a squad that was kept to just 10 points by Akron of the MAC. They have only managed 23 points in their past two home games. The under is a convincing 5-1 in Wyoming’s past six games.
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