Michigan is currently favored in EVERY game on their schedule

Submitted by LV Sports Bettor on September 10th, 2019 at 1:09 PM

At the Westgate Superbook in Las Vegas on their Game of the Year board. The Westgate is the #1 sports book in the United States. They takes the biggest bets, highest limits so these numbers are very legit.

Michigan -1.5 over Wisconsin
Michigan -10.5 over Iowa
Michigan -6 over Notre Dame
Michigan -11 over Michigan State
Michigan -2 over Ohio State
 

*-I have no idea why the game at Penn State is not on their board but messing around with the spreads against common opponents and adjusting for home field it looks like they would have Michigan around -4 or -5 at Penn State.

MacMarauder

September 10th, 2019 at 4:54 PM ^

I just looked at the O/U on total wins for Michigan and it's 10 on a couple websites.  If I was a gambling guy I would think real hard about betting the under on that, I'm having a hard time seeing this team win more than 10 games.

Panther72

September 10th, 2019 at 7:05 PM ^

I would take stock in the Westgate odds. Here's my reasoning. Odds rule more than not. If Michigan has underperformed with the odds at their back in several cases it only spells out that they are due  to cover more than not cover. And I refer specifically to the tough opponents. Last year we saw great improvement in the Line play. We started 1-1 at this point.  Of course ND was a tough opponent but so is army although in a different way.  This year, we are breaking in a new offensive scheme, new running backs and dealing with two injuries to the tackles. I believe that coaching will show up over the next couple of games.  

uminks

September 10th, 2019 at 7:10 PM ^

The offense better improve drastically! I'm not sure if it will improve enough @ WI and I would be surprised if Michigan wins this road game. May be by the time we play MSU, ND @ PSU the offense will be clicking.

Hotel Putingrad

September 10th, 2019 at 7:40 PM ^

If they beat Wisconsin, I'm definitely buying being favored the rest of the way.

It's all about mental toughness at this point. They have enough talent to win the conference, assuming Shea stays reasonably healthy.

 

bluegary

September 10th, 2019 at 9:21 PM ^

Wisconsin is probably Harbaugh’s most important game of his career. If we look like we have the first 2 weeks this fan base is going to turn on him. I expect a totally different team on the 21st. Go Blue.

Durham Blue

September 10th, 2019 at 10:55 PM ^

In light of the first two games I am really surprised we are still favored over @Wiscy, vs ND and vs OSU.  Could be sportsbook psychology of some sort to spur more action.  Or they really believe Michigan will turn a corner and get much better.

Beat Wisconsin and I am fully on board with their numbers.