Indiana vs. Miami: The Surprising Twists That Could Change the CFP National Championship Forever

I don’t see Beck playing INT-free against the defense that had the eighth-highest defensive interception rate (4%) in the country and confuses QBs so thoroughly that it has picked them off on the first drive three times.
Aren’t things supposed to be scripted out for simplicity that early in the game?
I think the Hoosiers will get Beck at least once, and if they get him twice, that’s the signal that Miami has no real chance to pull the upset. 
6. Indiana will win and cover an 8.5-point spread. 
Don’t just take it from me, but from the Opta supercomputer, which gives Indiana an 85.7% chance of winning. The Hoosiers are the better team. Â

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