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<\/a>Indiana is just as bad as they were last year, and Wisconsin may even be better than last year. <\/p>\n
**BETONLINE – THE BEST SPORTSBOOK FOR NCAA FOOTBALL BETTING! \u2013 CLICK HERE NOW + BET TODAY!**<\/strong><\/a><\/h3>\nIndiana vs. Wisconsin<\/strong>
\nCamp Randall Stadium<\/strong>
\nSaturday October 15, 12:00 PM EST<\/strong>
\nNCAA Football Odds from Bookmaker<\/strong>
\nMoneyline: <\/strong>Off
\nCollege Football Spread: <\/strong>Wisconsin -40 (-110) Indiana +40 (-110)
\nOver\/Under: <\/strong>60<\/p>\nCan we expect the same type of massive blowout in this matchup?<\/p>\n
Kevin Wilson took over the Hoosiers football program in the offseason. Wilson has implemented a new faster paced offense, but it hasn\u2019t done anything to help the team\u2019s results as of yet. The quarterback spot has been a big question mark this year after Ben Chappell graduated at the end of 2010. Edward Wright-Baker started the year at quarterback, but he has missed the last few games with an ankle injury. Wright-Baker is expected back this weekend, but don\u2019t be surprised if Tre Roberson gets some time under center as well. The Hoosiers really don\u2019t have an established running back, and that really hurts this offense. The two main play makers for this offense are Demarlo Belcher and Kofi Hughes on the outside, and they need to get the ball more often.<\/p>\n
Indiana\u2019s defense has been terrible for several years in a row, and things really aren\u2019t any different this season. Despite playing a weak schedule so far this year, the defense has given up 27 points per game. The front seven continually has a horrible time stopping the run, and that will be a real issue against the Badgers.<\/p>\n
Wisconsin\u2019s offense was only missing a quarterback as they headed into the offseason after last year\u2019s Rose Bowl loss. Russell Wilson transferred in to the program and the Badgers picked up a Heisman Trophy type quarterback that has become the center of the team\u2019s offense. The Badgers offensive line continues to be dominating, and the running game is as strong as ever. Now, the Badgers also have a solid passing game to go along with the running attack. [soliloquy id=”82219″]<\/p>\n
Wilson has the mobility to keep plays alive, and he also has the big arm to stretch the defense. Wisconsin is averaging 48 points per game so far this year. This is an offense without a weakness, and they are clearly one of the best in the country.<\/p>\n
The Wisconsin defense has been much better than most expected them to be so far this season. Wisconsin is giving up just 10.2 points per game, and they rank seventh in the nation in total defense. Chris Borland has emerged as a leader for this defense. The Badgers secondary has been great against the pass this year. If Wisconsin\u2019s defense continues to be dominant, the Badgers will be extremely difficult to beat this year.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s hard to imagine Wisconsin winning this one by 63 points like they did last year, but this game should get very ugly. I think the Badgers have a good chance of getting to 55 or 60 by themselves, so I like the over in this one.<\/p>\n
\nCamp Randall Stadium<\/strong>
\nSaturday October 15, 12:00 PM EST<\/strong>
\nNCAA Football Odds from Bookmaker<\/strong>
\nMoneyline: <\/strong>Off
\nCollege Football Spread: <\/strong>Wisconsin -40 (-110) Indiana +40 (-110)
\nOver\/Under: <\/strong>60<\/p>\n
Can we expect the same type of massive blowout in this matchup?<\/p>\n
Kevin Wilson took over the Hoosiers football program in the offseason. Wilson has implemented a new faster paced offense, but it hasn\u2019t done anything to help the team\u2019s results as of yet. The quarterback spot has been a big question mark this year after Ben Chappell graduated at the end of 2010. Edward Wright-Baker started the year at quarterback, but he has missed the last few games with an ankle injury. Wright-Baker is expected back this weekend, but don\u2019t be surprised if Tre Roberson gets some time under center as well. The Hoosiers really don\u2019t have an established running back, and that really hurts this offense. The two main play makers for this offense are Demarlo Belcher and Kofi Hughes on the outside, and they need to get the ball more often.<\/p>\n
Indiana\u2019s defense has been terrible for several years in a row, and things really aren\u2019t any different this season. Despite playing a weak schedule so far this year, the defense has given up 27 points per game. The front seven continually has a horrible time stopping the run, and that will be a real issue against the Badgers.<\/p>\n
Wisconsin\u2019s offense was only missing a quarterback as they headed into the offseason after last year\u2019s Rose Bowl loss. Russell Wilson transferred in to the program and the Badgers picked up a Heisman Trophy type quarterback that has become the center of the team\u2019s offense. The Badgers offensive line continues to be dominating, and the running game is as strong as ever. Now, the Badgers also have a solid passing game to go along with the running attack. [soliloquy id=”82219″]<\/p>\n
Wilson has the mobility to keep plays alive, and he also has the big arm to stretch the defense. Wisconsin is averaging 48 points per game so far this year. This is an offense without a weakness, and they are clearly one of the best in the country.<\/p>\n
The Wisconsin defense has been much better than most expected them to be so far this season. Wisconsin is giving up just 10.2 points per game, and they rank seventh in the nation in total defense. Chris Borland has emerged as a leader for this defense. The Badgers secondary has been great against the pass this year. If Wisconsin\u2019s defense continues to be dominant, the Badgers will be extremely difficult to beat this year.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s hard to imagine Wisconsin winning this one by 63 points like they did last year, but this game should get very ugly. I think the Badgers have a good chance of getting to 55 or 60 by themselves, so I like the over in this one.<\/p>\n