I am truly surprised the line is so low on this game.
Yes Denard Robinson is a freak and can make people miss and break ankles on defense, but the fact of the matter is recently he has looked falible. Everyone was loving him for his first 5 games, but really who the hell did he play in those first five games? Uconn, ND, Bowling Green, Umass, and Indiana. Are you kidding me, all shit teams. Teams have figured out how to stack the box and make him resort to throwing which as recent games have shown, leads to him throwing INTS. ALSO in my oppinion there is a huge durability question with him. It seems liek every time he takes a hard hit, hes out and in comes Tate Forcier (who in my humble opinion is a better overall QB).
Now Wisconsin did set all sorts of records last weekend when they threw up 83 points on Indiana, which would have many people fading them here, and seeing them primed for a 10 point day, BUT i just don't see it. This team is ranked #7, and if they win out their #7 ranking will give them the TIE BREAKER in the Big Ten and then they are BCS bound.
Game is at Michigan, where Wisconsin really has never fared well in the past, yet i'm not really a believer in past events dictating how a team plays in the future. I know some people here will argue agaisnt me on that with all sorts of statistics on how Wisconsin hasn't won at the Big House since well forever, and back it up with all sorts of past statistics. The way I look at it is a top 10 Wisconsin team fighting for a BCS berth is enough to break past history, enough said.
Further Wisconsins D has been stingy this year only letting opponents score 30 points 2 times this year. WHich means the high flying Michigan offense is going to be held in check. The only way Michigan wins is if their offense can some how over come the huge hole their defense always digs for them, and against this Wisconsin D who in the past two weeks held Purdue to 13 and Indiana to 20, gets it done.
The Wisconsin offense has been great this year, breaking 70 points twice, and 40 points twice, and 30 points three times. I see them lighting up a totally inferior Michigan secondary.
My play is Wisconsin, but I may let the public jump on the home dogs, which hopefully will drive my line down to -4, or even -3.5.
GL all.
Yes Denard Robinson is a freak and can make people miss and break ankles on defense, but the fact of the matter is recently he has looked falible. Everyone was loving him for his first 5 games, but really who the hell did he play in those first five games? Uconn, ND, Bowling Green, Umass, and Indiana. Are you kidding me, all shit teams. Teams have figured out how to stack the box and make him resort to throwing which as recent games have shown, leads to him throwing INTS. ALSO in my oppinion there is a huge durability question with him. It seems liek every time he takes a hard hit, hes out and in comes Tate Forcier (who in my humble opinion is a better overall QB).
Now Wisconsin did set all sorts of records last weekend when they threw up 83 points on Indiana, which would have many people fading them here, and seeing them primed for a 10 point day, BUT i just don't see it. This team is ranked #7, and if they win out their #7 ranking will give them the TIE BREAKER in the Big Ten and then they are BCS bound.
Game is at Michigan, where Wisconsin really has never fared well in the past, yet i'm not really a believer in past events dictating how a team plays in the future. I know some people here will argue agaisnt me on that with all sorts of statistics on how Wisconsin hasn't won at the Big House since well forever, and back it up with all sorts of past statistics. The way I look at it is a top 10 Wisconsin team fighting for a BCS berth is enough to break past history, enough said.
Further Wisconsins D has been stingy this year only letting opponents score 30 points 2 times this year. WHich means the high flying Michigan offense is going to be held in check. The only way Michigan wins is if their offense can some how over come the huge hole their defense always digs for them, and against this Wisconsin D who in the past two weeks held Purdue to 13 and Indiana to 20, gets it done.
The Wisconsin offense has been great this year, breaking 70 points twice, and 40 points twice, and 30 points three times. I see them lighting up a totally inferior Michigan secondary.
My play is Wisconsin, but I may let the public jump on the home dogs, which hopefully will drive my line down to -4, or even -3.5.
GL all.
