Lowest college o/u I've seen in a long time. I know they're both defensive minded teams that run - but what am I missing here? I took a small play on the over for fun.
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10-05-13 01:29 PM #1
Why was Iowa/Mich St o/u so low at 37?
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10-05-13 01:34 PM #2
Did you decide to take the over with 34 pts in the 4th?
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10-05-13 01:35 PM #3
Oh give me a break numbnuts. I'm not trying to impress anyone with my tiny bet - I want an answer about why the line was so low to begin with. It's a legit question, just wanted some insight. Get over it.
Originally Posted by nvrlose37
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10-05-13 01:37 PM #4
Both offenses were supposed to suck. Iowa is basically doing their portion, Michigan St has shown up.
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10-05-13 01:37 PM #5
They both went in to the game with more pub on their defense, than the offense. And the forecast had it raining the whole game...that could be why the total was so low.
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