Maryland vs. Indiana Odds & Betting Predictions - September 28, 2024

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Read full writeup on X: https://x.com/PicksOffice Maryland's offense is led by QB Billy Edwards, who has a 74.3% completion rate for 1,155 yards, 8 TDs, and 2 INTs. However, their ineffective offensive line hampers the run game, making them predictable. Indiana’s defense is elite, ranking 3rd in total yards allowed (199.3 ypg) and 9th vs the run. If Indiana shuts down Maryland’s rushing, Edwards will face pressure, leading to a low-scoring game.

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Follow On X: https://x.com/PicksOffice Indiana has been firing on all cylinders, starting the season with an impressive 4-0 record, and they’ll look to maintain their dominance against a Maryland team that has yet to prove it can keep up with elite competition. The Hoosiers' explosive offense is averaging 50.5 points per game, ranked 5th in the nation, while their defense is a fortress, allowing just 9.25 points per game, which puts them 7th in the country. This balance on both sides of the ball is what makes them such a formidable opponent. The Hoosiers’ defense has been particularly dominant early in games, not allowing a single point in the first quarter through their first four contests. This sets the tone for their offense, which takes advantage of their strong starts to create insurmountable leads. In their most recent game against Charlotte, Indiana jumped out to a 31-14 halftime lead, cruising to a 52-14 victory. The defense completely stifled Charlotte, holding them to 256 total yards and shutting them out in the second half. This trend of controlling both time of possession and the scoreboard early will make it difficult for Maryland to find any rhythm in this matchup. Offensively, Kurtis Rourke has been incredibly efficient, completing 80% of his passes in the last game, with 258 yards, a touchdown, and no turnovers. His decision-making and ability to extend plays with his legs (32 rushing yards and a TD) provide Indiana with a multifaceted attack. The run game, featuring Justice Ellison’s 58 yards and a touchdown on only nine carries, complements this perfectly. Ty Sob Lawton’s short-yardage power game, along with Myles Price’s big-play ability (77 receiving yards), makes this offense a nightmare for defenses to contain. The Hoosiers’ ability to score quickly and often, coupled with their suffocating defense, will put Maryland in a hole they won't be able to dig out of, especially on the road.