Does Michigan hate Northwestern enough to beat them by 34? Why is OU a dog? Granted AP is out , but both dogs look pretty good to me.
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Lloyd Carr is not known for his prolific beatdowns. This year they have been covering all the reasonable spreads but he may take the foot off the accelerator here.
The Sooners have only played two games away from home this year. And one of those was on a neutral field.
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As you can see I am new poster here Derm but I to follow the Big-10. Although Northwestern is a bad team, I don't believe they are by any means in the "Temple Class." I am thinking a score of something like 31-10.
I'm in Derm
As you can see I am new poster here Derm but I to follow the Big-10. Although Northwestern is a bad team, I don't believe they are by any means in the "Temple Class." I am thinking a score of something like 31-10.
I agree--I don't think Michigan is looking to hammer NW. Plus, Arrignton may be out, and in recent years NW and Michigan games have been real doozies. Question is, can NW pull it together after last week's monumental collapse??
I will be very surprised if NW scores more than 13 points against this defense. Heres one way to look at this bet.
You have two powerhouses OSU and Mich laying heavy points at home. I'm pretty sure one will cover and one won't. My personal opinion is that Michigan covers and OSU will not.
You have two powerhouses OSU and Mich laying heavy points at home. I'm pretty sure one will cover and one won't. My personal opinion is that Michigan covers and OSU will not.
I'm not sure if OSU covers, but I like their chances better than Michigan. OSU has the better offense, especially if Arrington is out for Michigan.
Sorry, still recovering from the concussion my Horns received againt them. Damit, amnesia can be a good thing....
