M-OH @ Kent total up to 49 now, so I'm forced to chase the 1/2 unit I initially put on the Under 46.5 with another 1/2 unit on 49, lol. Every time I do this I'm mandated by conscience to say this doesn't work out at a very high rate. M-OH's run defense isn't actually all that bad, which is a good match up against Kent. M-OH has had one good FBS game of offense this year, against Cincinnati. Kent has also had one, against Marshall last week, where they ran the ball really well for the first time. M-OH was pass happy in the shut out against Wisky but has flipped and run more than they've passed in their last two games. They played at a pretty average pace in their two blow out losses, but very fast in the game against Cincy in which they were tied after 3 quarters and which went down to the wire. A small pattern I've maybe noticed this year is service plays coming in on teams that have shown that they're going to play up tempo sometimes, if not all the time. I was wrong the last time I saw this scenario last week in the UNT @ Iowa game. UNT continued to play fast, and their shite defense just got completely boat raced by Iowa. At the very least in this match up we're talking about Kent, who is still a much stronger team on defense than offense. So while there's a chance that Kent runs the ball well again, and a chance that M-OH has some passing success against Kent's defense (who is better against the run), as long as both chances don't come to fruition I think this game stays in the low 40s, barring the usual possibility of defensive and special teams scores.
