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Quote Originally Posted by bookieassassin:
Could be wrong.....but I just don't see how Michigan is favored here at all......odds-makers required here to make too big of an adjustment I reckon.....thinking it's bet down to pick 'em at some point ?????
Florida?.....a BIASED view here maybe......YES I'm aware Harbaugh and DC Brown do a tremendous job....BUT
*LOOK.....at Michigans schedule LY......annihillated the bad teams sure....when playing somebody that could fog up a mirror....not that impressive IMO...... now most of that team?.....is gone
*LOOK.....at Michigans schedule LY......annihillated the bad teams sure....when playing somebody that could fog up a mirror....not that impressive IMO...... now most of that team?.....is gone
Could be wrong.....but I just don't see how Michigan is favored here at all......odds-makers required here to make too big of an adjustment I reckon.....thinking it's bet down to pick 'em at some point ?????
** also like the (recent) memory of a 41-7 Citrus Bowl beatdown in 2015
NOTE: 'revenge'.....is taken to mean : man Florida is gonna be ANGRY !....PAYBACK TIME !......
NOTE: 'revenge'.....is taken to mean : man Florida is gonna be ANGRY !....PAYBACK TIME !......
* .nope just a (usually small) edge in preparation as Michigan maybe takes them a bit lighter than they might otherwise (SEC is overrated stuff)......Gators (otherwise cocky as helll)...now humbled a bit > maybe work harder / now aware that the 'inferior' B10 is capable of beating their azz......
First of all I am a Michigan fan. This has made me biased to the point that I usually underestimate UM more than I overestimate.
Now, about that not impressive to those who can "fog up a mirror".
1. Penn State, big ten champion, beat Ohio State, beat Wisconsin, gave USC one hell of a game. Penn State's offense averaged 433 yds/game, against UM 191 total yards. Final score 49-10 and yes PSU had no linebackers in that game, but no offense too! Why?
2. Wisconsin, Big Ten runner up, took Ohio State to two OT's. Wisky avg'd 362 yds/gm and had a total of 159 against UM. The game was a total mismatch other than the 14-7 final score.
After Speight got hurt against Iowa the offense, which had a season low against Colorado of 397 total yds up to that point, finished with totals of 201, 284, (310, 2OT's) and 252 against Florida St in the bowl game. Michigan's loses were 1,3, and 1 point loses. Florida's loses were ALL double-digit loses.
But like you said, that team is mostly gone, as is eight starters on Florida's defense and their DC has left. Michigan has now an experienced QB, Florida, even with Zaire, has no starting experience at Florida. That is why I believe the spread is UM -4.
I'm not betting this one because as I said, I have a bias here. Thinking it goes either way.
GL
