Arizona Bowl Lines - Miami-OH vs. Colorado State Odds
The Miami University football team will face Colorado State University in the Snoop Dogg Arizona Bowl. Miami, the Mid-American Conference runner-up, will make its 16th all-time bowl appearance and play in a bowl game for the fifth consecutive full season (2020 Lending Tree Bowl, 2021 Frisco Football Classic, 2022 Bahamas Bowl, 2023 Cure Bowl). The RedHawks are 8-7 in bowl games and have been bowl-eligible in eight of the last nine years.
The Red and White won their final seven games of the regular season to advance to the MAC Championship Game in Detroit and will take an 8-5 overall record into bowl season. Miami was 7-1 in conference play, matching Ohio for the top record in the MAC. Colorado State comes in with a record of 8-4 after scoring 29 fourth-quarter points to rally for a win in their regular-season finale. The Rams won six of their last seven games and posted the program's highest win total since 2014. Nine CSU players were named All-Conference this season.
2024 Arizona Bowl at a Glance
Date: Saturday, December 28, 2024
Time (ET) / TV: 4:30 PM / The CW
Venue: Arizona Stadium, Tucson, Arizona
Matchup: Miami-OH Redhawks vs. Colorado State Rams
College Football Betting Lines
Miami-OH Redhawks -2.5
Colorado State Rams +2.5
Over/Under: 42
Arizona Bowl Preview
Last game, the Colorado State Rams won 42-37 against the Utah State Aggies as 5-point home favorites. The game went over the total of 57. Colorado State has a record of 8-4 straight up, 7-4-1 against the spread, and 5-7 over/under the total. Colorado State ranks 71st for total offense, 87th for passing, 53rd for rushing and 91st for scoring. Defensively they rank 94th overall, 101st against the pass, 78th against the rush, and 63rd for points allowed. Also, Colorado State ranks 58th for fewest turnovers lost and 66th for takeaways.
Last game, the Miami-OH Redhawks lost 38-3 against the Ohio Bobcats as 1-point favorites. The game went under the total of 44. Miami-OH has a record of 8-5 straight up, 6-6 against the spread, and 5-6-1 over/under the total. Miami-OH ranks 102nd for total offense, 75th for passing, 99th for rushing and 106th for scoring. Defensively they rank 24th overall, 25th against the pass, 47th against the rush, and 16th for points allowed. Also, Miami-OH ranks 53rd for fewest turnovers lost and 48th for takeaways.
Arizona Bowl Prediction
In this situation, Colorado State has a shorter trip and deeper team.
Arizona Bowl Format
The Arizona Bowl was founded in 2015 and has current tie-ins to the Mountain West Conference and Mid-American Conference. It is one of the few bowl games not under the ESPN umbrella, which has led to some trouble finding a broadcast home.
The CW currently broadcasts the Arizona Bowl after previously being on the Barstool Network. This matchup is the second bowl game to take place in Tucson, as the city was previously home to the Copper Bowl before it moved to Phoenix.
Arizona Bowl Past Results
SEASON |
WINNING TEAM |
LOSING TEAM |
SCORE |
2023 |
Wyoming |
Toledo |
16-15 |
2022 |
Ohio |
Wyoming |
30-27 |
2021 |
Game Cancelled |
2020 |
Ball State |
San Jose State |
34-13 |
2019 |
Wyoming |
Georgia State |
38-17 |
2018 |
Nevada |
Arkansas State |
16-13 (OT) |
2017 |
New Mexico State |
Utah State |
26-20 (OT) |
2016 |
Air Force |
South Alabama |
45-21 |
2015 |
Nevada |
Colorado State |
28-23 |
The 2021 Arizona Bowl was canceled. Ball State dealt MWC champion San Jose State its first loss of the season in the 2020 Arizona Bowl. The Cardinals jumped out to a 27-0 lead in the first quarter and never looked back in a 34-13 win. This was a mistake-prone game, with San Jose State throwing four interceptions and Ball State fumbling twice in the win.
In 2022, Ohio of the AMC won a close contest against Wyoming.
In 2023, It looked like Toledo was going to spoil Craig Bohl’s going-away party.
His Wyoming Cowboys wouldn’t let that happen.
Wyoming scored ten unanswered points in the fourth quarter to stun Toledo 16-15 in the Barstool Sports Arizona Bowl in front of an announced crowd of 30,428 at Arizona Stadium.
The Cowboys sent their retiring, revered coach out on a joyous note, turning the Arizona Bowl into the Arizona Bohl.
Junior kicker John Hoyland was named the game’s MVP after connecting on three field goals, including a 52-yarder and the game-winner from 24 yards as time expired. It was the fourth walk-off ending in the eight-year history of the Arizona Bowl.
2024-25 College Football Bowl Games
BOWL |
TIME (ET), VENUE |
Saturday, December 14 |
Celebration Bowl |
South Carolina State vs. Jackson State |
12:00 PM, Mercedes-Benz Stadium |
Salute to Veterans Bowl |
South Alabama vs. Western Michigan |
9:00 PM, Cramton Bowl |
Tuesday, December 17 |
Frisco Bowl |
Memphis vs. West Virginia |
9:00 PM, Toyota Stadium |
Wednesday, December 18 |
Boca Raton Bowl |
James Madison vs. Western Kentucky |
5:30 PM, FAU Stadium |
LA Bowl |
UNLV vs. Cal |
9:00 PM, SoFi Stadium |
Thursday, December 19 |
New Orleans Bowl |
Sam Houston vs. Georgia Southern |
7:00 PM, Caesars Superdome |
Friday, December 20 |
Cure Bowl |
Ohio vs. Jacksonville State |
12:00 PM, Camping World Stadium |
Gasparilla Bowl |
Florida vs. Tulane |
3:30 PM, Raymond James Stadium |
College Football Playoff First Round Game |
(8) Indiana at (5) Notre Dame |
8:00 PM, South Bend, IN |
Saturday, December 21 |
College Football Playoff First Round Game |
(10) SMU at (4) Penn State |
12:00 PM, University Park, PA |
College Football Playoff First Round Game |
(16) Clemson at (3) Texas |
4:00 PM, Austin, TX |
College Football Playoff First Round Game |
(7) Tennessee at (6) Ohio State |
8:00 PM, Columbus, OH |
Monday, December 23 |
Myrtle Beach Bowl |
Coastal Carolina vs. UTSA |
11:00 AM, Brooks Stadium |
Famous Idaho Potato Bowl |
Northern Illinois vs. Fresno State |
2:30 PM, Albertsons Stadium |
Tuesday, December 24 |
Hawai'i Bowl |
South Florida vs. San Jose State |
8:00 PM, Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex |
Thursday, December 26 |
GameAbove Sports Bowl |
Pittsburgh vs. Toledo |
2:00 PM, Ford Field |
Rate Bowl |
Rutgers vs. Kansas State |
5:30 PM, Chase Field |
68 Ventures Bowl |
Arkansas State vs. Bowling Green |
9:00 PM, Hancock Whitney Stadium |
Friday, December 27 |
Armed Forces Bowl |
Navy vs. Oklahoma |
12:00 PM, Amon G. Carter Stadium |
Birmingham Bowl |
Georgia Tech vs. Vanderbilt |
3:30 PM, Protective Stadium |
Liberty Bowl |
Arkansas vs. Texas Tech |
7:00 PM, Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium |
Holiday Bowl |
Syracuse vs. Washington State |
8:00 PM, Snapdragon Stadium |
Las Vegas Bowl |
USC vs. Texas A&M |
10:30 PM, Allegiant Stadium |
Saturday, December 28 |
Fenway Bowl |
UConn vs. North Carolina |
11:00 AM, Fenway Park |
Pinstripe Bowl |
Boston College vs. Nebraska |
12:00 PM, Yankee Stadium |
New Mexico Bowl |
TCU vs. Louisiana |
2:15 PM, University Stadium |
Pop-Tarts Bowl |
Miami (Fla.) vs. Iowa State |
3:30 PM, Camping World Stadium |
Arizona Bowl |
Colorado State vs. Miami (Ohio) |
4:30 PM, Arizona Stadium |
Military Bowl |
NC State vs. East Carolina |
5:45 PM, Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium |
Alamo Bowl |
BYU vs. Colorado |
7:30 PM, Alamodome |
Independence Bowl |
Army vs. Louisiana Tech |
9:15 PM, Independence Stadium |
Monday, December 30 |
Music City Bowl |
Missouri vs. Iowa |
2:30 PM, Nissan Stadium |
Tuesday, December 31 |
ReliaQuest Bowl |
Alabama vs. Michigan |
12:00 PM, Raymond James Stadium |
Sun Bowl |
Louisville vs. Washington |
2:00 PM, Sun Bowl |
Citrus Bowl |
South Carolina vs. Illinois |
3:00 PM, Camping World Stadium |
Texas Bowl |
LSU vs. Baylor |
3:30 PM, NRG Stadium |
College Football Playoff Quarterfinal Game (Fiesta Bowl) |
(9) Boise State vs. TBD |
7:30 PM, State Farm Stadium |
Wednesday, January 1 |
College Football Playoff Quarterfinal Game (Peach Bowl) |
(12) Arizona State vs. TBD |
1:00 PM, Mercedes-Benz Stadium |
College Football Playoff Quarterfinal Game (Rose Bowl) |
(1) Oregon vs. TBD |
2:00 PM, Rose Bowl |
College Football Playoff Quarterfinal Game (Sugar Bowl) |
(2) Georgia vs. TBD |
8:45 PM, Caesars Superdome |
Thursday, January 2 |
Gator Bowl |
Mississippi vs. Duke |
7:30 PM, EverBank Stadium |
Friday, January 3 |
First Responder Bowl |
North Texas vs. Texas State |
4:00 PM, Gerald J. Ford Stadium |
Duke's Mayo Bowl |
Minnesota vs. Virginia Tech |
7:30 PM, Bank of America Stadium |
Saturday, January 4 |
Bahamas Bowl |
Liberty vs. Buffalo |
11:00 AM, Thomas A. Robinson National Stadium |
Thursday, January 9 |
College Football Playoff Semifinal Game (Orange Bowl) |
TBD |
7:30 PM, Hard Rock Stadium |
Friday, January 10 |
College Football Playoff Semifinal Game (Cotton Bowl) |
TBD |
7:30 PM, AT&T Stadium |
Monday, January 20 |
CFP National Championship Game |
TBD |
7:30 PM, Mercedes-Benz Stadium |
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