SportsLine’s model just revealed its college football picks, predictions and best bets for Iowa Hawkeyes vs. Michigan Wolverines in the 2023 Big Ten Championship Game are arrived. The second-ranked Michigan Wolverines, who have lost to the No. 16 Iowa Hawkeyes in the previous two seasons’ College Football Playoff semifinals, will play the Iowa Hawkeyes in the 2023 Big Ten Conference Championship Game on Saturday at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis in hopes of getting revenge and another chance. But in order to advance to the semifinals, the Wolverines (12-0) must overcome Iowa. In the 2021 Big Ten title game, Michigan defeated Iowa 42-3; however, in the national semifinals, they were defeated 34-11 by Georgia. The Wolverines defeated Purdue 43–22 in the Big Ten title game the previous season, but they fell to TCU 51–45 in the semifinals. The Hawkeyes (10-2) are trying to win the Big Ten championship for the first time.
The match will begin at 8:15 p.m. Eastern Time. Michigan’s total offense is averaging 394.5 yards, while Iowa’s is 246.3. According to the most recent Michigan vs. Iowa odds, the Wolverines are favored by 21.5 points, while the total number of points scored has an over-under of 35. Check out the SportsLine Projection Model’s college football predictions before choosing an Iowa vs. Michigan team.
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The model has now locked in its selections and CFB projections for Michigan vs. Iowa. Visit SportsLine right now to view the model’s selections. The following are the Iowa vs. Michigan FBS college football odds and betting lines
- Michigan vs. Iowa over/under: 35 points
- Michigan vs. Iowa: Michigan -2840, Iowa +1212
- MICH: The Wolverines are 6-2 ATS in their last eight games
- IOWA: The Hawkeyes are 5-1 ATS in their last six games played in December Michigan is able to pay
Spreading the ball about to a strong receiving corps that has eight players with at least 11 catches, including five with 21 or more, is quarterback J.J. McCarthy’s forte. Roman Wilson, a senior wide receiver, is leading the bunch. With 40 receptions for 648 yards (16.2 average) and 11 touchdowns, he leads the club. In three games, he has scored two touchdowns or more, including three in a 30-3 victory over East Carolina on September 2 to start the season. Against an Iowa secondary that is without standout cornerback Cooper DeJean (leg), Michigan’s passing attack will be tested.
Iowa can cover To get this far in the season, the Hawkeyes have primarily relied on their defense. Jay Higgins, a senior linebacker, leads the group with 141 total tackles, 60 of which are solo, along with two fumble recoveries and one forced fumble. He has three pass breakups, one interception, and one sack for two yards. In eight games, he has recorded double-digit tackles; in the Sept. 23 loss against No. 7 Penn State, he recorded a season-high 18 tackles, including 10 solo.
