UMASS is gonna get rolled over here look for a dominant performance for South Flirida today
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Adding Indiana +27 here's a write up I found to be interesting and why I will take a stab at this
This is definitely a flat spot for the Ohio State Buckeyes. They are coming off a huge 27-26 road win at Penn State last week with ESPN’s College Game Day in attendance. The game actually lived up to the hype, and now the Buckeyes are feeling fat and happy after picking up the one-point victory. Look for them to suffer a hangover here against Indiana this week and fail to cover this 26.5-point spread.
Indiana seems to be underrated every season, and this year has been no different. The Hoosiers are off to a 4-1 start this season with their only loss coming to a Michigan State team that was coming off a bye. Indiana has a balanced offense that averages 179 rushing yards and 233 passing yards per game. But the Hoosiers’ strength is their defense, which gives up just 322 yards per game and 5.0 yards per play this season.
Indiana just has a knack for playing Ohio State tough. In fact, the Hoosiers are 6-1 ATS in the last seven meetings. They haven’t lost by more than 28 points in any of their last nine meetings with Ohio State, and the Buckeyes are going to have to win by four touchdowns or more to cover this massive 26.5-point spread. I don’t think they’ll have what it takes given the hangover spot they’re in from that Penn State win.
Ohio State was actually outgained by 103 yards by Penn State and fortunate to win. They gave up 492 total yards to Trace McSorley and company. And their defense also gave up 511 total yards to TCU a few weeks prior. This is a banged-up Buckeyes defense that is missing some key players right now, most notably DE Nick Bosa. And S Isaiah Pryor has to sit out the first half of this game due to a targeting suspension.
Ohio State is 6-18 ATS in its last 24 home games vs. a good pass defense that allows 5.75 or fewer yards per attempt. This Indiana pass defense, which gives up just 164 yards per game, 5.7 per attempt and 53.8% completions, has the goods to slow down Ohio State’s Dwayne Haskins. The Hoosiers are 4-0 ATS in their last four trips to Ohio State.Comment -
Good info, Harry. Going with those 2 plays and the over on USF game 72 pts.Comment -
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