Northern Illinois Huskies vs Red Wolves in GoDaddy.com Bowl Gambling

8th January, 2012 - Posted by writer - No Comments

On January 8th, postseason college football comes to Mobile, AL when the Red Wolves battle against the Huskies at the GoDaddy.com Bowl. Both teams come into play with rookie head coaches with the Huskies led by first-year head coach Dave Doeren. Temporary head coach David Gunn who has been the running backs coach all season helms the Arkansas State Red Wolves. Arkansas State has chose Gus Malzahn who will take control after the season ends. The take from the sports book is currently Arkansas State (-1 ½) with an over-under established at 63 points.

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The Huskies come into play with a 10-3 record and a 7-1 record in the MAC. The Huskies average 31.1 points on defense and 38.3 points per game on offense. They furthermore average 247.6 Rushing Yards per game, which is 9th in the country. They have lost to #7 Wisconsin 49-7 on September 17th in their only game against a rated adversary this year. Dual-threat senior Qb Chandler Harnish who has 2,942 Passing Yards and 1,382 Rushing Yards leads the Huskies offense. Harnish also has 26 passing Tds and 11 rushing Tds with a passer rating of 155.7. Senior RB Jasmin Hopkins comes into play with 932 Rushing Yards and 15 Tds.

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The Red Wolves arrive in Mobile with a 10-2 record with an 8-0 record in the Sun Belt. They lost to #13 Virginia Tech 26-7 on September 17th in the one game against a rated adversary they’ve competed this season. With 33.5 points per game on offense and 19.3 points per game on defense, the Arkansas State Red Wolves have a quality equilibrium. With junior Qb Ryan Aplin rushing for 605 yards and 9 rushing Tds, the Arkansas State Red Wolves furthermore have a 2-pronged thread behind center. Aplin also has 3,235 Passing Yards, 18 Passing Tds, and a passer rating of 138.5. Senior RB Derek Lawson is stable behind the snap with 459 Rushing Yards and 3 Tds. Senior WR Dwayne Frampton has had an awesome year with 90 receptions and 1,125 receiving yards with 6 touchdowns. Fellow WR junior Josh Jarboe is a practical second option for Aplin with 52 receptions and 707 receiving yards.