Indiana vs. Penn State odds, line: Week 11 college football picks from proven model

When they meet Saturday, the second-ranked Indiana Hoosiers hope to prevent Penn State Nittany Lions from winning in Big Ten competition. Penn State is coming off of a 38-14 loss to Ohio State. Indiana, on the other hand, just defeated Maryland 55-10. Hoosiers (9-1), who are leading the Big Ten, have been 3-0 in the road this year. The Nittany Lions (5-3, 0-5 Big Ten), which have lost five games in a line, are 3-2 at home this season. Curt Cignetti says that Elijah Sarratt (hamstring), a senior wide-receiver for Indiana, is day-to-day. So, his status is unknown. The game will kick off at Beaver Stadium in University Park. In the most recent Indiana vs. Penn State wagering, the Hoosiers were 14.5 points favorites, and the over/under total for the number of points scored was 49.5. This is down a point compared to the opening odds. Before making any Indiana vs. Penn State picks, check out the college football predictions from the SportsLine Projection Model. New users can target the DraftKings promo code, which offers $300 in bonus bets if your bet wins + 3 months of NBA League Pass:The model simulates every FBS game 10,000 times. Since its launch, the model has produced a betting profit for $100 players of more than $2,000. This is based on its best-rated college football spread picks. Anybody following its college football betting picks at sportsbooks and on betting sites could have seen strong returns.Now, the model has set its sights on Indiana vs. Penn State. Visit SportsLine to see the picks. Here are the FBS college football odds and trends for Penn State vs. Indiana:Indiana vs. Penn State spreadIndiana -14.5 at DraftKings SportsbookIndiana vs. Penn State over/under49.5 pointsIndiana vs. Penn State money line Indiana -676, Penn State +486Indiana vs. Penn State picksSee picks at SportsLineIndiana vs. Penn State streaming Fubo (Try for free)  Why Indiana can coverThe Hoosiers are led by Heisman Trophy candidate Fernando Mendoza. This is the first season for the junior quarterback who moved from California. In nine starts he has completed 162 out of 224 (72.3%) passes for 2,124 yard and 25 touchdowns. He only had four interceptions. His rating is 153.3. He also ran 50 times, gaining 220 yards and scoring four touchdowns. Omar Cooper Jr. is a junior wide-receiver who has been one of his most reliable pass catchers. Cooper has 46 catches for 669 (average of 14.5 yards) and 8 touchdowns in nine matches. In a 56-9 win against Kennesaw State, he also had a 75 yard rushing touchdown. In the win over Michigan State he caught 8 passes for 115 yard and 1 touchdown. SportsLine will tell you which team is the best to bet on. Penn State is a good bet. With senior quarterback Drew Allar sidelined with a fractured ankle, the Nittany Lions are turning to Ethan Grunkemeyer, a freshman quarterback. In the first five games of this season, Grunkemeyer has completed 42 out of 67 (62.7%) passes for 343 yard and 1 touchdown. He also had three interceptions. He also scored one touchdown rushing. Kaytron Allen, the senior running back for Penn State, is the engine of their ground attack. He completed 19 out 28 passes last week in a loss to Ohio State. In eight games he has carried for 688 yards (average of 5.8) and 10 touchdowns. He also caught 12 balls for 43 yards. In a loss of 25-24 to Iowa on October 18, he ran 28 times for 145 yard and two touchdowns. He gained 50 yards on eight carries and scored two touchdowns during a 42-37 defeat at UCLA. See which team to back at SportsLine.New users can also check out the latest FanDuel promo code and get $150 in bonus bets at FanDuel if your $5 bet wins. Picking Indiana vs. Penn State SportsLine’s model predicts 51 points combined. The model also shows that one side of the spread is correct in 60% of simulations. The pick is only available at SportsLine. Who wins Penn State and Indiana? Which side of the spread is the most accurate over 60% of time? Discover which side of the Indiana Penn State spread you should bet, based on SportsLine’s advanced model. It has made over $2,000 since it was founded on FBS college football predictions.

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