Wisconsin at Indiana

Indiana played no-huddle on offense under Kevin Wilson the last few years, but he's gone and the Hoosiers have a much slower pace under new coach Tom Allen. Allen previously served as the defensive coordinator at Indiana and South Florida. The philosophy is obvious, with Indiana scoring 14, 27, 20 and 9 points in four of its last five contests. The Hoosiers aren't sure whether redshirt freshman quarterback Peyton Ramsey will be able to play, while Indiana's leading rusher, RB Morgan Ellison, missed the game last week because of an injury and his status in question. The fans will be sky-high with unbeaten Wisconsin in town. The Badgers are all about running the football on offense at #16 in the nation with 245.8 yards rushing per game. Despite a soft schedule, Wisconsin QB Alex Hornibrook has just 13 TDs and eight picks, so the offense runs through freshman RB Jonathan Taylor (1,185 yards, 7.4 ypc). The Wisconsin defense is fifth in the nation in points (12.9 ppg) and in total yards allowed. With the Badgers 18-4 UNDER the total away off a road victory, look for an old fashioned low-scoring Big 10 battle. Play the UNDER.