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College football week 4 POTW

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For today's pick of the week we go back to the Michigan Wolverines, who we won on in week 2  This week they are 18 point favorites at home against the Nebraska Cornhuskers. Here is my analysis and pick:

Michigan has rebounded nicely from a season-opening loss to Notre Dame, getting blowout wins each of the last two weeks. The pressure is still on head coach Jim Harbaugh to compete for the Big Ten title this year, and they really need to win this game to get off to a good start in league play.

Nebraska had the worst defense in the Big Ten last season (436 Avg. yards allowed per game) and they don't appear to be any better this year.  The really bad news for Husker fans is that this group got worse as the year went on. 

Nebraska fell to Troy, 24-19 last week, as a 10-point home favorite, at one point trailing 17-0. Their run defense is good, but their secondary is suspect. Their quarterback is injured and will not be at 100%. It's not a recipe for success.

I don't think they have the weaponry to hang with the Wolverines. Look for Michigan to start fast in this game, and take control against a defensive unit that probably doesn't have much confidence after Nebraska's 0-2 start. Take Michigan -18.

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