Cal Listed as Underdog to Arizona State -- If the Game Is Played

Cal opens the week as an underdog to Arizona State for their Saturday night game in Tempe, Ariz., although it is still uncertain whether the Golden Bears will be cleared by Berkeley Public Health to play the game.
Unfortunately no one in Las Vegas or online seems to be providing odds as to whether Cal will be cleared to play.
We cited two sources for the early-week point spread of the Cal-ASU game, which would be the season-opener for Cal and the second game for the Sun Devils, who lost a heartbreaker to USC on Saturday.
BetOnline.ag lists Cal as a 4.5-point underdog to Arizona State, while VegasInsider makes Cal a 4-point underdog based on its consensus point spread of the six Las Vegas betting sites that have posted point spreads. One Vegas site has Cal as a 3.5-point underdog, and the other five make ASU a 4-point favorite.
Here are the Monday points spreads of the six Pac-12 games from BetOnlin.ag and the VegasInsider consensus
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Friday
Utah (-6) at UCLA -- BetOnline.ag
Utah (-5 ½) at UCLA -- VegasInsider
Saturday
Oregon (-8) at Washington State –- BetOnline.ag
Oregon (-7 1/2) at Washington State -- VegasInsider
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USC (-13) at Arizona –- BetOnline.ag
USC (-14) at Arizona –- VegasInsider
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California at Arizona State (-4½) –- BetOnline, ag
California at Arizona State (-4) -- VegasInsider
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Oregon State at Washington (-13) –- BetOnline.ag
Oregon State at Washington (-13) -- VegasInsider
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Colorado at Stanford (-8) –- BetOnline.ag
Colorado at Stanford (-7½) -- VegasInsider
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Jake Curtis worked in the San Francisco Chronicle sports department for 27 years, covering virtually every sport, including numerous Final Fours, several college football national championship games, an NBA Finals, world championship boxing matches and a World Cup. He was a Cal beat writer for many of those years, and won awards for his feature stories.