(Photo by Matthew Holst/Getty Images) (Matthew Holst via Getty Images) How bettors view Michigan and Georgia

No Kirk, the total for your team's game against Rutgers is not going up. Given the betting trends this week, the Rutgers vs. That number got bet up to 32.5 before kickoff and the under comfortably delivered as Iowa kicked a field goal with 14 seconds left to get a 10-7 win. In the hours after that game, the total for the Hawkeyes’ Week 10 game against Northwestern opened at 29.5. At the time, that was the lowest total since 2003. The next week, Iowa lost 12-10 at home against Minnesota in a game that had a total of 30.5 points. The total before Iowa’s game at Wisconsin was 33.5 - paltry, but not a modern record - and the Hawkeyes won 15-6. The last three Iowa games have gone under by a comfortable margin. Over 60% of bettors are backing the under and those tickets make up nearly 60% of the money bet on the total.īettors looking at the under have a good reason to like a low-scoring game. It’s the lowest college football total dating back to 2003 and the third straight game that an Iowa total has attempted to set a modern record. But that’s not the most interesting betting aspect about this game.Īs of Friday morning, the total sits at 28 after opening at 29.5. 22 Hawkeyes are 1.5-point home favorites against the Scarlet Knights and are getting 60% of the money wagered at BetMGM against the spread. Bettors are not scared by the historically low total in Iowa’s game vs.

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