2017 Holiday Bowl Betting Line Big Move

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27 December, 2017

2017 Holiday Bowl Betting Line Big Move

Thursday night's Holiday Bowl between Washington State and MSU has seen a line move from Badgers -3 to Michigan State -2.

What You Need to Know About Washington State vs. Michigan State

The Spartans (9-3) rank No. 9 nationally in yards allowed per game (297.8) and No. 24 in points allowed per game (20.3). Michigan State held seven opponents to 14 points or fewer in the regular season, while Washington put up 30 or more eight times.

Michigan State features four pass catchers with between 20 and 51 receptions on the season, paced by Felton Davis III. He caught 51 passes for 658 yards with eight touchdowns.

Though not as explosive as Washington State, Michigan State did score at least 30 four times in the regular season.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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