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Schule's NCAAF "TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE" *BLOCKBUSTER*
(NCAAF) Northwestern vs. Michigan,
10/10/2015 11:30 AM, Score: 0 - 38
Point Spread: 8.00 | -106.00 Northwestern (Away)
Result: Loss
Point Spread: 8.00 | -106.00 Northwestern (Away)
Result: Loss
This is a 10* play on the Northwestern Wildcats.
There is a ton of hype surrounding Jim Harbaugh's Michigan Wolverines, and to their credit they are coming off back to back shutouts, and they have won four straight. I still think you would have to be certifiable to take them as a double-digit dog against an undefeated Northwestern team this week, especially after they lost their best player on defense (Mario Ojemudia).
This game features the two top scoring defenses in the country, and the total for this game is going to be one of the lowest we will see all year. In a game that's expected to see such few points scored, I think Michigan's backers are a little over optimistic that it's going to be their team doing the scoring. After all, if they can score on these Wildcats, they would be doing what the likes of Stanford, Duke and Minnesota all failed to do, as those teams scored a combined 16 points in losses to Northwestern.
The Wolverines have won four straight in this series since 2011, but last year's game was decided by a single point, with Michigan winning 10-9 at Evanston. It really wouldn't surprise anyone to see a similar score in today's game.
Take NW.
GL,
Jesse Schule
There is a ton of hype surrounding Jim Harbaugh's Michigan Wolverines, and to their credit they are coming off back to back shutouts, and they have won four straight. I still think you would have to be certifiable to take them as a double-digit dog against an undefeated Northwestern team this week, especially after they lost their best player on defense (Mario Ojemudia).
This game features the two top scoring defenses in the country, and the total for this game is going to be one of the lowest we will see all year. In a game that's expected to see such few points scored, I think Michigan's backers are a little over optimistic that it's going to be their team doing the scoring. After all, if they can score on these Wildcats, they would be doing what the likes of Stanford, Duke and Minnesota all failed to do, as those teams scored a combined 16 points in losses to Northwestern.
The Wolverines have won four straight in this series since 2011, but last year's game was decided by a single point, with Michigan winning 10-9 at Evanston. It really wouldn't surprise anyone to see a similar score in today's game.
Take NW.
GL,
Jesse Schule
