Washington vs. Michigan Prediction: Can Michael Penix Jr. Score on Michigan Defense in CFP Title Game?
Washington vs. Michigan Prediction: Can Michael Penix Jr. Score on Michigan Defense in CFP Title Game?
Michigan takes on Washington tonight on ESPN at 7:30ET for the College Football National Championship.
Washington vs. Michigan Date, Start Time, and Where to Watch
- Date: January 8, 2024
- Game Time:Â 7:30 pm ET
- Where to Watch:Â ESPN
Washington vs. Michigan Odds
- Spread: Washington +3 (+125), Michigan -3 (-140)
- Total: Over 56 (-108), Under 56 (-110)
- Moneyline: Washington (+176), Michigan (-198)
Washington vs. Michigan Prediction
Michigan comes into tonight’s matchup with an undefeated record at 14-0. This Michigan team is great defensively only allowing 10.2 PPG. They have a solid pash rush as we saw against Alabama last game in the Rose Bowl.
On the other side of the ball, this Washington offense is explosive. They rank first in passing yards per game, averaging 350 yards led by Michael Penix Jr. The star quarterback has a tough matchup tonight against this skilled Michigan secondary.
I expect this matchup to be a slower paced game. I think Washington is going to want to play fast, yet I think this Michigan defense is too good. If the Michigan pass rush can get to Penix tonight, I can see this game being a low scoring game, with Michigan winning the time of possession battle and eating away at the clock.
Take Michigan/Washington under 56 tonight! Let’s cash!
Washington vs. Michigan Pick
Pick: Michigan/Washington Under 56 (-110) Click here to see which sportsbook has the best odds
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