USC vs

Michigan Prediction

In what promises to be a thrilling matchup, the Michigan Wolverines are set to take on the USC Trojans. According to our simulations, Michigan holds a commanding 80.0% win probability over USC. Quarterback Alex Orji has been a standout performer in our models, averaging 195.0 passing yards and 1.6 touchdowns per simulation. On the ground, running back Donovan Edwards is projected for an impressive 84.0 rushing yards, though our data suggests he may struggle to find the end zone with a 0.0% chance of recording a rushing touchdown.

However, USC should not be counted out completely as they have shown potential to upset Michigan in our simulations, albeit in the remaining 20.0%. Quarterback Miller Moss will play a crucial role for the Trojans, averaging 1.01 touchdown passes against 0.43 interceptions in victories, compared to a less favorable ratio of 0.51 TDs to 0.58 interceptions in losses. Moss also showcases his dual-threat ability in wins, averaging 90.0 rushing yards and 1.56 rushing touchdowns, which drops to 73.0 yards and 0.81 TDs in defeat. Michigan's defense will need to be sharp as they have a 23.0% chance of forcing more turnovers than they commit, an advantage that significantly boosts their chances of victory.

With the current point spread favoring Michigan at +6.0 and an over/under line set at 46.5, this game is shaping up to be a closely contested battle that could swing either way. To gain further insight into how our model is picking this game and maximize your chances of making informed bets, be sure to subscribe to BetQL for detailed analysis and expert recommendations ahead of this exciting clash between Michigan and USC.