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Gus Augustine
For Saturday, lay the double-digits with Purdue as they play host to a Nebraska team that looks about as lost as lost can be.
Huskers head coach Tim Miles should have been relieved of his duties at the end of last season, but there is no doubt in my mind he will be let go at the end of this season.
Nebraska did endure a key injury to one of their lead weapons when Isaac Copeland went down, but the fact remains, the Cornhuskers were in a tailspin when Copeland was playing, as they head to West Lafayette having lost 6 in a row now and 8 of their last 10 games overall. Against the spread it isn't pretty either, as Nebraska has failed in each of their last 6, and in 8 of their last 9 overall.
Purdue is riding a 7 game winning streak and their only non-cover in that stretch came on Super Bowl Sunday when they allowed a comp lay up in the closing seconds of a 10-point home win over Minnesota as the -11 1/2 point home favorite.
The Boilermakers are 11-0 straight up at home, and have covered in 7 of those 11 home games.
Series numbers show Purdue at 4-1 straight up the last 5 meetings, including all 3 in that stretch at home as straight up "W's", and covers in 2 of those 3 at Mackey Arena/Gene Keady Court.
The Boilers had 4 starters net double-digits in last weekend's win over Minnesota, led of course by Carsen Edwards and his 17 points.
This one should not be close for long.
Play the Boilers minus the points.
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