The problem with this total is that we feel that Indiana will be doing most of the scoring in this game.
That being said, we are not in the habit of laying double-digits with any favorite, but the UNDER is certainly a viable option here. Indiana is allowing just 57.1 points per game vs. Division I competition at home this season, limiting those opponents to only 39.9 percent shooting from the floor overall including 27.0 percent from behind the three-point arc.
Now Iowa averages 69.8 points overall, but that average dips to just 64.6 points on the road. Moreover, you could probably shave some more points off of that average tonight considering the staunch defense that the Hawkeyes are facing. In fact we would not be shocked if Iowa fails to get out of the 50s in this contest, which is right in line with the Indiana home defensive average.
That being said, we are not in the habit of laying double-digits with any favorite, but the UNDER is certainly a viable option here. Indiana is allowing just 57.1 points per game vs. Division I competition at home this season, limiting those opponents to only 39.9 percent shooting from the floor overall including 27.0 percent from behind the three-point arc.
Now Iowa averages 69.8 points overall, but that average dips to just 64.6 points on the road. Moreover, you could probably shave some more points off of that average tonight considering the staunch defense that the Hawkeyes are facing. In fact we would not be shocked if Iowa fails to get out of the 50s in this contest, which is right in line with the Indiana home defensive average.
