Michigan State to Outscore Indiana in Closely Matched Game at Memorial Stadium on Saturday
5 as the two teams look to break into the top of the Big Ten standings. Both teams are 3-7 on the season and 1-6 in the Big Ten. Michigan State was run off the field against
Game outlook
5 as the two teams look to break into the top of the Big Ten standings. Both teams are 3-7 on the season and 1-6 in the Big Ten. Michigan State was run off the field against #1 Ohio State in their last game while Indiana fell 48-45 in overtime vs. Illinois, covering as the 4.5-point underdog spread. Saturday's game at Memorial Stadium in Bloomington is set to kickoff at 12PM EST on the Big Ten Network.
Game Info
When: Saturday, 11/18/2023 @ 12:00pm EST
Where: Memorial Stadium Stadium Betting Odds Moneyline: Spartans +160 | Hoosiers -180
Spread: Spartans +4 (-110) | Hoosiers -4 (-110)
Total: Over/Under 47 (-110)
Based on the moneyline, the implied probability that Indiana will win straight-up is 64%.
Michigan St. Spartans
Michigan St. has struggled offensively, as freshman quarterback Katin Houser averages only 121.6 yards through the air and relies on running back Nathan Carter for production, as Carter averages 71.1 rushing yards per game with four total touchdowns. The Spartans are led defensively by linebacker Cal Haladay, who has 74 tackles, linebacker Aaron Brule with four sacks and defensive back Jaden Mangham with four interceptions. With four games left on their schedule, Michigan St. is hoping to gain some momentum with a strong finish. Michigan State has an overall power ranking of 104 and is struggling to find success this season. They rank 73rd in defense (allowing an average of 26.56 points) and 122nd in offense (scoring an average of 18.22 points) and hold a 3-7 record (4-5-1 ATS). Freshman quarterback Katin Houser leads the offense, averaging 121.6 yards per game, while sophomore running back Nathan Carter averages 71.1 rushing yards per game and four touchdowns. The Spartan defense is led by Cal Haladay (74 tackles), Aaron Brule (four sacks) and Jaden Mangham (four interceptions). With four games remaining, Michigan State is hoping to gain some momentum with a strong finish.