Iowa Hawkeyes
Iowa’s offense has QB Deacon Hill, who is 97/201 so far with 48.3% pass completions for 976 yards, 5 TDs and 6 INTs. To help him in the aerial game, the team has TE Erick All, who has 299 yards and 3 TDs, in addition to WR Nico Ragaini with 227 yards and 1 TD. In the running game, they have RB Leshon Williams who has 779 rushing yards and 1 TD, in addition to Kaleb Johnson with 415 yards and 3 TDs scored.
Defense is the team’s strong point, which gives up an average of 105.5 yards per game in the ground game, in addition to 3.09 yards per carry and 2 TDs. In the aerial game, they give up an average of 174.3 aerial yards, in addition to 10 TDs and 10 INTs.
Michigan Wolverines
Michigan’s offense is guided by QB JJ McCarthy who is 191/257 with 74.3% of his passes completed for 2,483 yards, 19 TDs and 4 INTs. To help him in the aerial game, the team has WRs Roman Wilson, who has 648 yards and 11 TDs, in addition to Cornelius Johnson, with 503 yards and 1 TD. TE Colston Loveland has 550 yards and 4 TDs received. In the running game, the team has RB Blake Corum, who is one of the team’s stars with 976 rushing yards and 22 TDs scored.
The defense has been playing very well and only gives up 91.4 yards per game in the ground game, in addition to 3.02 yards per carry and 7 TDs. In the aerial game, the team gives up just 155.3 yards per game, in addition to just 7 TDs and 16 INTs.
Conclusion
My point in the game is how will Iowa score with this attack on Michigan’s defense? I don’t see that happening in the first half at least. But it may be that with the adjustments made over the half this will change. Michigan’s attack should also have initial problems with a good Iowa defense that gives up few yards in the ground game and that should leave the Wolverines depending on their QB.
I really like this under points in the first half and I will go here as the best bet in the match.