Notre Dame against the Mac team.
Could it be dicey under the watchful eye of Touchdown
Jesus in South Bend once again against the reigning Mac
champs in Miami of Ohio?
Notre Dame against Mac teams 7 and one straight up
with an average margin of 22.4 points per game.
Their victory margin?
That only loss of course, 2 weeks ago against Northern
Illinois, losing outright as a 28 1/2 point underdog.
But Kev, a pretty similar spread near 4 touchdowns today
against Miami of Ohio.
And you mention it last week, bounce back game for
Notre Dame.
They went 66 to 7 cruising past the Boilermakers in
West Lafayette, easily covering as a 7 1/2 point Rd.
favorite against Purdue.
What do we see out of Notre Dame week four
against yet another Mac phone?
So just to kind of re emphasize the points that
we were making during the wait list with Notre Dame,
but they beat the spread, the spread expectations by 51
1/2 against Purdue.
Their loss to Northern Illinois, they beat, they lost to
the spread by 30 1/2, meaning that it was 3
touchdowns more unlikely what they did to Purdue then what
happened against Northern Illinois who is ranked.
I'm not trying to defend Notre Dame.
I'm again, I don't need to bet this game.
Marcus Freeman, though, should have his team ready to absolutely
unload and roll Miami of Ohio.
It doesn't need to be by 28.
It should be by 20.
Plus, this is kind of just a look ahead bet.
But if Notre Dame does what they are supposed to,
which is get up and roll a bad team because
of what happened in Northern Illinois, Louisville will be a
very sharp side next week because then Notre Dame will
get it over inflated in the market for beating up
on bad teams.
They're supposed to be.
Yeah.
I don't see any way how Miami evoked compete in
regards to putting up points.
That's A cause of consent.
They're rushing for 32 yards on the ground.
They're first in college, completely one-dimensional.
Now Brett Gabbert is an experienced quarterback.
This team was supposed to be one of the better
in terms of the Mac.
They've started and limped right out of the gate.
Oh, and two, but if I'm Notre Damon, I'm Marcus
Freeman, right?
Miami of O has given up 182 rushing yards per
game.
We know we can run it.
I need to see Riley Leonard in that offense.
Challenge defenses over the top because if they are in
fact a contender, they need to know that Riley Leonard
can leave them from behind.
It's the same situation they had with Sam Hartman, only
worse.
At least Hartman could throw touchdown passes.
His first game against Navy threw 4.
I mean, we have none.
We're in week #4 Ben, they only allowed 38 rushing
yards to Purdue last week.
You mentioned it.
The RedHawks 32 yards per game on the ground, they're
Owen 2.
Miami of Ohio under Chuck Martin, two time Mac champion
in the last five years and 11 win football team
a season ago.
But this year they're Owen 2.
They played Northwestern to start, did not score many points
in that one.
And then Cincinnati last week in what is a rivalry
game, the battle for the victory bell.
So they're Owen, two against the spread as a three-point
underdog in both, getting 27 1/2 today in South Bend
the last three years as an underdog prior to 2024
under Chuck Martin, 12 and seven against the spread.
Just something to keep in mind.