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AAA's VERY EARLY 10* BIG TEN TOTAL DESTRUCTION (75% w/ ALL CFB LAST WEEKEND!)
(NCAAF) Maryland vs. Penn State,
Total: 57.00 | -107.00 Over
Result: Win
Total: 57.00 | -107.00 Over
Result: Win
This is a 10* TOTAL DESTRUCTION on the UNDER between Maryland and Penn State.
Setting the scene: Maryland is off to a 4-0 start in DJ Durkin's first year as head coach and 1-0 in league play after beating Purdue 50-7 last week. Penn State is 3-2 and comes in with some momentum after holding on for an important victory over Minnesota last weekend. Penn State got the better of the Terps last season, 31-30, after losing 20-19 at home the year before.
Maryland: The Terrapins ran for 400 yards last week, led by RB Ty Johnson with 204 of them, to go along with two TD's off just seven carries. In all, eight different backs would combine to post the whopping production on the ground. QB Perry Hills has 109 yards rushing and two scores, to go along with 550 yards passing and five TD's to just one pick.
Penn State: The Nittany Lions needed OT to beat the Golden Gophers last week, as the defense was gouged for 469 total yards, including 228 on the ground. QB Trace McSorley led the comeback, so far he has 1,284 passing yards with six TD's and three INT's on the year.
The bottom line: Maryland's defense has been a strength of the team and we have a hard time picturing the Nittany Lions being as productive this week. The game plan won't change for the Terps though, who will look to run the ball from start to finish. It's significant to note that Maryland has seen the total go UNDER the number in ten of its last 13 on the road, while Penn State has seen the total dip below the posted number in ten of its last 17 against the conference. Play the UNDER.
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Setting the scene: Maryland is off to a 4-0 start in DJ Durkin's first year as head coach and 1-0 in league play after beating Purdue 50-7 last week. Penn State is 3-2 and comes in with some momentum after holding on for an important victory over Minnesota last weekend. Penn State got the better of the Terps last season, 31-30, after losing 20-19 at home the year before.
Maryland: The Terrapins ran for 400 yards last week, led by RB Ty Johnson with 204 of them, to go along with two TD's off just seven carries. In all, eight different backs would combine to post the whopping production on the ground. QB Perry Hills has 109 yards rushing and two scores, to go along with 550 yards passing and five TD's to just one pick.
Penn State: The Nittany Lions needed OT to beat the Golden Gophers last week, as the defense was gouged for 469 total yards, including 228 on the ground. QB Trace McSorley led the comeback, so far he has 1,284 passing yards with six TD's and three INT's on the year.
The bottom line: Maryland's defense has been a strength of the team and we have a hard time picturing the Nittany Lions being as productive this week. The game plan won't change for the Terps though, who will look to run the ball from start to finish. It's significant to note that Maryland has seen the total go UNDER the number in ten of its last 13 on the road, while Penn State has seen the total dip below the posted number in ten of its last 17 against the conference. Play the UNDER.
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