2011 Rose Bowl Betting Odds: Wisconsin vs. Oregon Line at Ducks -6

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2011 Rose Bowl betting odds had the Ducks as -6 point favorites as Wisconsin vs. Oregon features two teams with just two losses during the regular College Football season.  Just over 60 percent of those betting the spread were backing Oregon early on.  BetOnline.com is offering live in-play wagering on this game.  Mobile betting is available.  You can receive up to $900 in FREE CASH when you open an online betting account here. 

Blake Frazier notes that “the month-long layoff takes away rhythm and precision from Oregon’s offense, which thrives on repetitions and is not primed to play well following an extended break. If ever there was a good time to play Oregon, it’s after a long layoff. Wisconsin is catching UO at the right time.”

There is, however, a concern over holes in the Badgers defense.  “Wisconsin’s defense was gashed by Michigan State in the Big Ten Championship Game on Dec. 3; if that can happen, Oregon coach Chip Kelly can surely exploit the Badgers’ defense on the second day of January.”

These two teams haven’t played one another since 2001.  The Badgers are 6-1 Against The Spread in their last 7 bowl games as an underdog of 3.5-10.0.  Other than that particular stat, there aren’t a whole lot of trends that give either team a substantial advantage here. 

The OVER/UNDER on this game is 71.5.  Two of Wisconsin’s last five games have gone OVER that number.  Three of the Ducks last five have gone OVER this number. 

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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