Where Can I Bet on Indiana-MSU: Spartans 11-5 ATS at Home, 4-2 ATS vs. Hoosiers

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You can bet on the Indiana-Michigan State game at AceSportsbook.com, where number 9-ranked Michigan is a -7 point favorite vs. the Hoosiers.     

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MSU has won the last four games in this series.  They have covered the spread in four of the last six meetings. 

The eighth-ranked Spartans have usually proved victorious in the Hoosiers' recent visits to East Lansing and seek a fifth consecutive overall win in the series Sunday.  Indiana is actually 3-2 Against The Spread in the last five games at Michigan State.

MSU are 11-5 ATS in their last 16 home games however. 

Both teams come into this game with identical records of 20-5 Straight Up though MSU has been especially solid Against The Spread, going 15-9.  The Hoosiers were hovering around the .500 mark. 

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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