I don`t see much defense being played in this Toledo - Iowa st game..........
Even with the loss of QB Gradkowski for Toledo i still see them putting pts on the board.....Last season 38.8 ppg.........8 starters return on offense........The receiving crop is in tack from last season..led by Steve Odom 55 catches.....690 yds....6 tds....Also Nick Moore and Speedster Andrew Hawkins will be targets for QB Clint Cochran.
Iowa st returns 9 starters on offense 28 ppg last season...Led by QB Bret Meyer 2876 yds....19 tds...receivers Austin Flynn 56 catches and Todd Blythe 1000 yds and 9 tds will be targets.
As loaded as the Cyclones are on offense, their defense has been trimmed down to the bone. Only four players return to a defensive unit that ranked 10th in the conference against the pass, though it did rank third in points allowed. Adding insult to injury, linebacker Matt Robertson, who led the team in tackles last year, was dismissed from the team in April for using an illegal supplement. Defensive end Jason Berryman, a 12-game starter who tallied 72 tackles (11 for loss) and seven sacks, was cut loose for legal issues. Cornerback DeAndre Jackson, who reeled in a team-leading five interceptions in 2005, will be counted upon to again make plays in the defensive backfield. Other than Jackson however, the competition is wide open for the remaining D-back spots, and for the most part, every other position on this side of the football.
Iowa st will give up points and they should be able to score plenty at home against Toledo...
Now this total opened at 49 and has shot all the way up to 56.5.....7 pt rise.....Public on the under slightly 53%
I see this game being played in the mid 60`s possibly...With not too many punts
The play......Toledo - Iowa st.....Over 56.5...........Small play
ADDING...........................
FLORIDA iNTERNATIONAL.............+10
Even with the loss of QB Gradkowski for Toledo i still see them putting pts on the board.....Last season 38.8 ppg.........8 starters return on offense........The receiving crop is in tack from last season..led by Steve Odom 55 catches.....690 yds....6 tds....Also Nick Moore and Speedster Andrew Hawkins will be targets for QB Clint Cochran.
Iowa st returns 9 starters on offense 28 ppg last season...Led by QB Bret Meyer 2876 yds....19 tds...receivers Austin Flynn 56 catches and Todd Blythe 1000 yds and 9 tds will be targets.
As loaded as the Cyclones are on offense, their defense has been trimmed down to the bone. Only four players return to a defensive unit that ranked 10th in the conference against the pass, though it did rank third in points allowed. Adding insult to injury, linebacker Matt Robertson, who led the team in tackles last year, was dismissed from the team in April for using an illegal supplement. Defensive end Jason Berryman, a 12-game starter who tallied 72 tackles (11 for loss) and seven sacks, was cut loose for legal issues. Cornerback DeAndre Jackson, who reeled in a team-leading five interceptions in 2005, will be counted upon to again make plays in the defensive backfield. Other than Jackson however, the competition is wide open for the remaining D-back spots, and for the most part, every other position on this side of the football.
Iowa st will give up points and they should be able to score plenty at home against Toledo...
Now this total opened at 49 and has shot all the way up to 56.5.....7 pt rise.....Public on the under slightly 53%
I see this game being played in the mid 60`s possibly...With not too many punts
The play......Toledo - Iowa st.....Over 56.5...........Small play
ADDING...........................
FLORIDA iNTERNATIONAL.............+10
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