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Christopher Boan is the lead writer at BetArizona.com after covering sports and sports betting in Arizona for more than seven years, including stops at ArizonaSports.com, the Tucson Weekly and the Green Valley News.
After a bit of a midseason slump, it seems like Kenny Dillingham’s Arizona State Sun Devils squad has found their footing, with Saturday’s 25-23 win over West Virginia, upping the team’s record to 7-3 overall.
The Sun Devils’ latest win came on the heels of a five-point squeaker in Ames over Iowa State, with losses to Houston (24-16) and Utah (42-10) happening over the last five weeks. This weekend, the Devils head to Boulder to play a mediocre Colorado team, looking to earn their eighth win of 2025.
BetArizona.com, as part of our Arizona sports betting coverage, has updated our running Sun Devils’ postseason odds.
Bowl, Location | Conference Opponent | Odds | Percentage Chance |
Vegas, Las Vegas | Vs. Big Ten | +180 | 35.7% |
Holiday, San Diego | Vs. ACC | +210 | 32.3% |
Sun, El Paso, Texas | Vs. Notre Dame/ACC | +625 | 13.8% |
Alamo, San Antonio | TBD (formerly vs. Pac-12) | +1200 | 7.7% |
The Field |
| +900 | 10% |
These odds are exclusive to BetArizona.com and not available at Arizona betting apps.
After the Sun Devils’ latest victory over the Mountaineers, it seems like ASU’s postseason is bound to wind up in Sin City, with the leading contenders to land Kenny Dillingham’s team being the SRS Distribution Las Vegas Bowl (+180) and San Diego’s DirecTV Holiday Bowl (+210).
Outside of the two west coast contests, keep an eye on ASU bowl game hotspots like El Paso’s Tony The Tiger Sun Bowl (+625) and San Antonio’s Alamo Bowl (+1200) as potential landing spots for the Devils this year.
For now, what seems far more likely is for the Sun Devils to make the team’s return to Las Vegas or San Diego as the most likely spot for Dillingham and company this bowl season, barring a late year slide that drops them down a peg or two by the time the regular season wraps up in a few weeks.
Year | Bowl | Result |
2024 | CFP Quarterfinals (Peach Bowl) | Loss, 39-31 vs. Texas |
2021 | Las Vegas Bowl | Loss, 20-13 vs. Wisconsin |
2019 | Sun Bowl | Win, 20-14 vs. Florida State |
2018 | Las Vegas Bowl | Loss, 31-20 vs. Fresno State |
2017 | Sun Bowl | Loss, 52-31 vs. NC State |
Looking at ASU’s postseason history, the Sun Devils have been frequent visitors to El Paso, Las Vegas and San Diego. The program’s most recent trip to Phoenix’s other bowl game besides the Fiesta Bowl was in 2015, when then head coach Todd Graham finished off a 6-7 campaign with a 43-42 loss to West Virginia in what was called the Cactus Bowl at the time.
The Devils’ last trip to El Paso was when Herm Edwards was the team’s coach in 2019, with ASU beating Florida State, 20-14. The Sun Devils played in the 2021 Las Vegas Bowl, falling to Wisconsin, 20-13. Looking back, the Tempe university’s last trip across Interstate 8 to San Diego was in 2013 when ASU lost to Texas Tech, 37-23, capping a 10-4 season on a sour note.
Sun Devils fans don’t have to turn back the clock nearly as far to find the school’s one and only appearance in the CFP, with ASU falling to Texas in last year’s Peach Bowl (which was a CFP quarterfinal site), 39-31, finishing off an 11-3 campaign in Tempe.
USA Today photo by Rob Schumacher/The Republic
For the current 2025-26 college football season, we currently project ASU to play in the Vegas Bowl.
Arizona State as of Nov. 2 is bowl eligible. The Sun Devils’ most recent bowl game was the 2024 College Football Playoffs quarterfinals at the Peach Bowl, when they lost 39-31 to the Texas Longhorns.
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Christopher Boan is the lead writer at BetArizona.com after covering sports and sports betting in Arizona for more than seven years, including stops at ArizonaSports.com, the Tucson Weekly and the Green Valley News.
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