Western Michigan struggled to do much in Week 1 against Michigan, but Michigan has proved to have a strong defense so far this season. Pittsburgh, on the other hand, gave up 34 points to a Tennessee offense lacking any star power, although its offense led by senior QB Kenny Pickett has been quite impressive. Pitt has scored 40-plus points in four of its last six games, while Western Michigan has allowed 40-plus points in three of its last five FBS games, including twice to MAC opponents. There is strong value on Pitt, and I like the Panthers given that they have covered the spread in four of five games dating to last season while Western Michigan is 0-4 ATS in its last four games.