| Indiana vs Iowa College Football Predictions Picks |
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Saturday, 31 October 2009
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Indiana vs Iowa College Football Predictions Picks: The Iowa Hawkeyes look to keep their undefeated season alive for another week as they host the Indiana Hoosiers this afternoon at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City. Kickoff in this Big 10 clash is set for 12:00pm ET on ESPN. College Football Predictions Picks at Bookmaker.com have the Hawkeyes listed as a -17.5 against the spread home favorite. The Indiana Hoosiers season took a turn for the worse when conference play began as they have lost four of their last five The Cardiac Hawkeyes survived another close game last weekend, beating Michigan State in East Lansing with a last second touchdown pass. The 15-13 victory brought No. 4 Iowa's record to 8-0 overall and 4-0 in league action. Unfortunately for the Hawkeyes, they lost leading rusher Adam Robinson for the season with an ankle injury. The freshman tailback had 27 carries for 109 yards before being taken out of the game against the Spartans. Kirk Ferentz troops, despite their perfect record, have just a one game lead over Ohio State in the Big Ten standings. Iowa might actually avoid another scare this weekend as it is highly unlikely that the Hooisers offense will be able to do much against the Hawkeyes defense. Iowa is allowing just 14.8 points and 296 yards per game this season whereas the Indiana offense is posting a medicore 23.6 points and 360 yards per game. College Football Predictions Picks Betting Trend: Indiana is 2-8 against the spread and 1-9 straight up in its last 10 games as a road underdog in the month of October. Bookmaker.com Indiana vs Iowa College Football Predictions Picks: Indiana Hoosiers +17.5 (-110), Over 47 (-110), +700 (Moneyline) Iowa Hawkeyes -17.5 (-110), Under 47 (-110), -1000 (Moneyline) Signup today to bet your College Football Predictions Picks at online sportsbook Bookmaker.com and receive a 20% bonus!                       |
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games. Their latest misstep, which dropped them to 4-4 overall and 1-3 in conference play, occurred last weekend at Ryan Field in Illinois where they lost 28-29 to Northwestern. The gut wrenching setback left the Hoosiers sitting in 10th place in the Big Ten standings with little hope of any advancement. After today's tilt against the Hawkeyes, Indiana has to face Wisconsin and Penn State before closing out the regular season against Purdue.