PREMIUM
Schule's NCAAF BIG10 *BLOCKBUSTER*
(NCAAF) Michigan State vs. Nebraska,
11/07/2015 2:00 PM, Score: 38 - 39
Money Line: -205.00 Michigan State (Away)
Result: Loss
Money Line: -205.00 Michigan State (Away)
Result: Loss
This is an 8* play on MSU straightup.
The Spartans didn't get any respect from the Playoff Committee, ranking in the 7th slot behind Baylor. They might not have the strongest schedule of the Playoff contenders, but their two signature wins over Oregon and Michigan are better than any game Ohio State has played so far. At the time they played the Spartans, Oregon was ranked 7th, and Michigan was ranked 12th. The Buckeyes have yet to face a Top 25 team. TCU is also ranked ahead of Michigan State, without a single win against a ranked team. Spartans fans don't have to worry though, they were always going to have to run the table to make the playoffs, and if they knock off Ohio State they'll be a sure bet to be in the Top 4.
They are on the road at Nebraska this week, again getting very little respect from the bookmakers. The Cornhuskers have been downright awful this year, losing four of their five games in conference play. Their only win came against Minnesota, when the Gophers had so many injuries they could barely field a team. After watching them give up 55 points to Purdue last week, I am not sure how anyone could think they could hang with the Spartans.
Take MSU.
GL,
Jesse Schule
The Spartans didn't get any respect from the Playoff Committee, ranking in the 7th slot behind Baylor. They might not have the strongest schedule of the Playoff contenders, but their two signature wins over Oregon and Michigan are better than any game Ohio State has played so far. At the time they played the Spartans, Oregon was ranked 7th, and Michigan was ranked 12th. The Buckeyes have yet to face a Top 25 team. TCU is also ranked ahead of Michigan State, without a single win against a ranked team. Spartans fans don't have to worry though, they were always going to have to run the table to make the playoffs, and if they knock off Ohio State they'll be a sure bet to be in the Top 4.
They are on the road at Nebraska this week, again getting very little respect from the bookmakers. The Cornhuskers have been downright awful this year, losing four of their five games in conference play. Their only win came against Minnesota, when the Gophers had so many injuries they could barely field a team. After watching them give up 55 points to Purdue last week, I am not sure how anyone could think they could hang with the Spartans.
Take MSU.
GL,
Jesse Schule
