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Michigan vs. Iowa: College Football Week 14 Same Game Parlay Picks (Saturday)

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Conference championship weekend is here, and for some of these matchups, there’s a lot on the line. We have a few games where a win could put them into the playoffs, and a loss could take them out. We feature three of them in this week’s same game parlay. Here are our top same game parlay picks for college football Week 14. Below we dive into Michigan vs. Iowa.

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College Football Same Game Parlay Picks: Michigan vs. Iowa

(Odds courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook)

Michigan vs. Iowa

  • Leg 1: Michigan -21.5 (-110)
  • Leg 2: Blake Corum Over 92.5 Rushing Yards (-114)
  • Leg 3: Deacon Hill Under 104.5 Passing Yards (-114)

Michigan is coming off the high of beating Ohio State again, but they need one more to get into the CFB Playoffs. They have the ability to dominate on both sides of the ball thanks to the top-scoring defense and the 13th-best offense. The last time Iowa and Michigan met in the Big Ten Championship, the Hawkeyes took a big loss 42-3. The Iowa offense is not remotely any good as they're 121st by averaging 18 points per game. Iowa's defense looks great on paper, but the Big Ten West is far from featuring offensive juggernauts, so don't be surprised when Michigan lights it up.

If Michigan lights up the scoreboard, it will change the game scheme: run the ball and bleed the clock. Blake Corum is the feature back and will get the bulk of the carries. He hit a speed bump in the middle of the season, but it looks like he's regained his momentum with 88 or more rushing yards in the last three games.

This could have been a fun revenge game if Cade McNamara was healthy, but he went down, and Deacon Hill came in. Hill has not been great, as he comes into this game with a 48.5% completion rate with five touchdowns and six interceptions. The Wolverines have allowed the third-fewest completions and second-lowest competition percentage this season.

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