Oct. 18 Virginia vs. Wazzu Football Tickets

On Saturday, October 18, 2025 at Scott Stadium, the No. 19 Virginia Cavaliers will be away versus the Washington State Cougars (3-3).

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Virginia has averaged 15.0 more points scored this season (43.0) than Washington State has allowed (28.0).
In games where the Cavaliers score more than 28.0 points they have put together a record of 5-1.
The Cavaliers' offense holds a 140.9-yard advantage in yards gained per game versus yards allowed by the Cougars' defense this season (489.2 to 348.3)
In contests where the Virginia offense has totaled over Washington State's average yard allowance this season (348.3), Virginia is 4-1.

In six contests, Chandler Morris has thrown for 1,428 yards (238.0 per game), with 11 touchdowns and four interceptions, and a completion percentage of 69.9%.
On the ground, J'mari Taylor has scored eight touchdowns and totaled 465 yards (77.5 per game).
In the passing game, Trell Harris has scored three TDs, hauling in 26 balls for 384 yards (64.0 per contest).
Cameron Ross has reeled in 28 passes for 329 yards (54.8 per game) and two touchdowns in six games.
Mitchell Melton has been causing chaos on the defensive side of the ball, collecting 21 tackles, 2.0 TFL, and three sacks for Virginia.

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Virginia has allowed its opponents an average of 23.8 points per game this year, 3.1 more than the 20.7 Washington State has put on the board per contest.
In games where the Cougars score more than 23.8 points this year, they have put together a record of 1-1.
The Cougars' offense has averaged 313.0 yards per game this year, 45.5 yards fewer than the 358.5 allowed by the Cavaliers' defense.

In four contests, Zevi Eckhaus has thrown for 756 yards (189.0 per game), with six touchdowns and two interceptions, and a completion percentage of 68.6%.
In six games, Tony Freeman has tallied 30 catches for 302 yards (50.3 per game) and one touchdown.
Jaxon Potter has aired it out for 604 yards (201.3 per game), completing 70.5% of his passes, with four touchdowns and three interceptions in three games.
In six contests, Josh Meredith has 24 catches for 285 yards (47.5 per game) and one touchdown.
Isaac Terrell has been providing a big boost on the defensive side of the ball, amassing 13 tackles, 7.0 TFL, and 4.5 sacks for Washington State.

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