Any winless team granting points while on the road grabs my interest. Though the RedHawks have endured a stiffer schedule, their ground game is nonexistent, having failed to hit the 100-yard mark in three games.Their aerial attack will suffer with the loss of injured WR James Gardner and the questionable status of RB Kenny Young, the Hawks’ other top pass-catcher. Miami has covered just once in the past five road games and in the last seven overall. Miami also has a 1-4 ATS record in the series.

Sometimes teams look a lot different during conference play than they did in nonconference play, but based on what we've seen from these two teams so far, the Under is a great value here. Both of these offenses have struggled this season, with Bowling Green scoring .253 points per play (107th nationally) and Miami Ohio scoring .163 points per play (125th).