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Indiana has been competitive in all of their games this year except one, a 35 point loss at home to Wisconsin.

The Buckeyes have covered the spread every week except against BG.

Indiana averages giving up 29 points a game, including 35 to IAA Southern Illinois in a loss.

The Buckeyes have the second-best scoring D in the country behind Rutgers.

So the odds are very good that Indiana scores 7 or less, and that Ohio State scores more than 30.

I always harken back to the days when our offense was looking anemic in the Big Ten and found its Michigan tune-up remedy in the form of a flaccid Indiana defense. I don't think 42-10 or 41-7 is asking too much. Weather influence would be the possible drawback.
 
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OK, the last time a scenario like this arose I had tickets and put "all in" on the Buckeyes - who did not cover against BG.
This time I also have tickets, but are 31 points too much to ask? I think I will pass, thus ensuring the Buckeyes secure a blow-out victory by 42 points.
 
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sandgk;635364; said:
OK, the last time a scenario like this arose I had tickets and put "all in" on the Buckeyes - who did not cover against BG.
This time I also have tickets, but are 31 points too much to ask? I think I will pass, thus ensuring the Buckeyes secure a blow-out victory by 42 points.

Thanks for taking one for the team. :bow:

I don't think we'll get a spread worth going all in on until November 18th.
 
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