No Strong Opinion on Michigan-Indiana Game Tonight

Submitted by Dan Shapiro on

Written by :

Dan Shapiro

Published on :

The books haven't shown any real lean one way or another in regard to the Michigan-Indiana College Basketball game Friday night.


START YOUR OWN SPORTSBOOK - PAY A SMALL FEE PER CUSTOMER PER WEEK

The Wolverines are the single highest exposure for the North American facing sportsbooks Friday night, still seeing better than 80% of the spread action as a -4.5 favorite on the road.

Though Pinnacle was holding at -4, most books sat on the -4.5 and a handful of books were not moving off the -5. This one opened at -3.5.

More aggressive line movement to -4 across the board would surely have helped boost the notion that books believed Indiana could cover here, especially being that Sagarin suggests a line of Michigan -2. Recent series history goes against the Hoosiers however.

The Hoosiers also enter this game having dropped five consecutive games following a strong start. 

The Wolverines (18-1, 7-1 Big Ten) won the first meeting with Indiana on Jan. 6, 74-63, with Matthews and Jordan Poole each scoring 18 points.

That began the Hoosiers' tumble down the standings.

Indiana's slide has been partly due to poor perimeter shooting. It has made just 25 percent of its 3-point shots in the past five games.

"We've got to be better and figure out different ways to re-create some of our movement," coach Archie Miller said. "We have to be able to be harder to guard, not as much stationary. We're not shooting the ball well right now."

Record So Far

2018-19 College Basketball Record: 6-5 (54.5%)

2018-19 NBA Record: 3-2 (60%)

2018 MLB Record: 45-35 (56.2%)

2018 NBA Record: 12-4-1 (75%)

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

Related Content

FBI

Major Sports Betting Business Taken Down in Northwest Indiana: Schererville Restaurateur Alleged Mastermind

The 87-page indictment from January 2021 to April 2026 was unsealed revealing James “Jimmy the Greek” Gerodemos as the alleged mastermind
Alex Cora

Red Sox Fire Manager Alex Cora Amid Huge Coaching Shakeup: Boston Odds Plunge

The Boston Red Sox fired manager Alex Cora and five members of his coaching staff Saturday in a stunning early season overhaul with the club sitting in last place in the American League East with a 10-17 record.
AcePerHead.com bookie

How Do Bookies Make Money?

Back in the day, a corner bookie had to work 60 hours a week or more. Today's bookmaker spends more time on the beach courtesy of their friend the Pay Per Head platform. And here is the best part: They have the ability to make double the income than when they were putting in those 60+ hours a week.
NBA Playoffs

Pay Per Head (PPH) for the NBA Playoffs

Explore a sampling of betting opportunities for the 2026 NBA Playoffs. These are not available at all PPH services.