Miami of Ohio has one of the worst offenses in the country devoid of skill position talent and averaging fewer than 18 points a game. RedHawk quarterbacks have been picked off six times this season. Their ground attack hasn't been any better averaging less than 74 yards per game and scoring only once.

Buffalo's defense should be able to handle the RedHawks, especially playing at home.

The Bulls do have a slightly better quarterback, Joe Licata. But Buffalo doesn't have a great multi-offense either minus their top offensive player from last year, running back Branden Oliver. I don't give much credence to their 36-7 win over Norfolk State last week.

Note that the under has cashed in 17 of the Bulls' last 25 home games and in 10 of the Bulls' past 14 MAC games.