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PennLive.com discussed a few key games featuring the Penn State Nittany Lions that should have bookies squirming a bit. Utilization of a Pay Per Head will be required for PA-based bookies in particular.
The games that will have bookies taking in the most action:
Oct. 21 vs. Michigan
Oct. 28 at Ohio State
Nov. 4 at Michigan State
But Pittsburgh is the one where Penn State will likely be heavily shaded.
You can say that that Pittsburgh lost a number of key contributors (it did), that the game being at Beaver Stadium and not Heinz Field will make an enormous difference (it probably will), and that the spread being set in the double digits indicates that this might not be a competitive game (and maybe it will not be).
All of that said, this is a major revenge spot for the Nittany Lions. Pitt lost QB Nate Peterman, back James Conner, and more to graduation, and do-everything star Jordan Whitehead will miss the game due to a suspension. It doesn’t matter; PSU must get over the hump here in Week 2 and hand the Panthers a loss.
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