ALSO on the Under 45 here wolv, bc I believe that by running the ball often, PITT spins the clock, shortens the game, and limits ARodg's opportunities with the ball. Hence, in addition to Pittsburgh winning the clock battle on Sunday by employing a run-heavy scheme on the broad shoulders of Rashard Mendenhall, complete with extended drives and tons of first downs (GB gives up 4.7ypc!), Ben will make the necessary reads to move the chains on 3rd downs (Ben does this VERY WELL) while refusing to merely putting it up for grabs with loose throws etc... look for Heath Miller to emerge as a key to these drives... at any rate, experience MATTERS in a game like this one, and nobody can argue that PITT doesn't have a definitive EDGE here.
frankly, I don't believe that GB even reaches 20 points, while I expect PITT to score btw of 21-24... U45 for me too.
ALSO on the Under 45 here wolv, bc I believe that by running the ball often, PITT spins the clock, shortens the game, and limits ARodg's opportunities with the ball. Hence, in addition to Pittsburgh winning the clock battle on Sunday by employing a run-heavy scheme on the broad shoulders of Rashard Mendenhall, complete with extended drives and tons of first downs (GB gives up 4.7ypc!), Ben will make the necessary reads to move the chains on 3rd downs (Ben does this VERY WELL) while refusing to merely putting it up for grabs with loose throws etc... look for Heath Miller to emerge as a key to these drives... at any rate, experience MATTERS in a game like this one, and nobody can argue that PITT doesn't have a definitive EDGE here.
frankly, I don't believe that GB even reaches 20 points, while I expect PITT to score btw of 21-24... U45 for me too.
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