CBS Analysts Pick Indiana Blowout: "This is 2019 LSU"

[Butt Munching Sexy Bronco Boy]

5 posts and joined 5 days ago...hmm? Nice try Indy fan. Most of your fanbase is predicting a 14 point win yet we're the arrogant ones. GTFO!

Naw i take offense at that, i am a miami hurricane, grew up in pompano beach. Just being honest we sound like utter morons online saying alabama soft and oregon soft. We sound inbred tbh.

 

[Hawk]

A pair of CBS Sports analysts are betting heavy against the Canes.

Former Ohio State running back Beanie Wells and former James Madison quarterback Ben DiNucci recently provided their analysis and predictions for the Championship Game.

Ben DiNucci: “I’m watching the Miami front seven versus Indiana’s offense. Indiana has scored 50 points seven different times this year. If you can’t pressure Fernando Mendoza, speed up his process, and force third-and-long, it’s going to be a long night. Bain and Mesidor have 19 sacks between them. They struggled to pressure Chambliss against Ole Miss. They have to speed Mendoza up.”

Beanie Wells: “On the flip side, I’m watching Indiana’s front seven against Miami’s run game. Miami has rushed for 175, 153, and 191 yards the last three weeks. Mark Fletcher Jr. has been dominant. Can Rolijah Hardy and Aiden Fisher slow that down? Because if Miami can’t run the football, they don’t win this game. That run game is the catalyst. It starts with Fletcher’s legs.”

Studio Host: “Miami leads the nation in sack differential at plus-28. Indiana leads the nation in turnover differential at plus-21. That will matter. Hard Rock Stadium holds more than 65,000 fans and tickets are expensive. Beanie, how many Miami fans do you think will be there?”

Beanie Wells: “That’s a good question. We’ve seen Miami have home games that are half full. This is their first national championship in 25 years. You’d think they’d show up, but Indiana fans traveled well to Atlanta. It might be a lot of red in that building.”

Ben DiNucci: “You’ve got to pack the house. I know it’s not easy for students to get from campus to Miami Gardens, but don’t make excuses. You’re a great football team. Get to the games.”

Studio Host: “Indiana is a 7.5-point favorite. Beanie, who do you have?”

Beanie Wells: “Indiana. They’re the best team in the country. They’re disciplined and battle-tested. I’m taking Indiana.”

Ben DiNucci: “Indiana, plain and simple. They’ve been the best team from week one. They have the Heisman winner, the coach of the year, and they play complementary football. This is 2019 LSU. They’re steamrolling people. I’ve got Indiana.”

Studio Host: “Score prediction?”

Beanie Wells: “I’m going 35-10 Indiana.”

Ben DiNucci: “I’ll say 34-17 Indiana.”

Talk's cheap. I bet our guys show up and have something to say about all of that. Indiana has great schemes. We have a scheme as well. It's grind them into the dirt and make 'em not want to get up again.

 

[Donny Donowitz]

It’s incredible how people that have played football do not understand the gameplan from our ends against chambliss.

He got lucky we dropped 4 interceptions or his draft stock would have took a hit.

 

[EudocimusAlbus]

Naw i take offense at that, i am a miami hurricane, grew up in pompano beach. Just being honest we sound like utter morons online saying alabama soft and oregon soft. We sound inbred tbh.

I get it, yall have **** to do in Indiana but **** your cousins, but be proud fella, you've got football to cheer for, woo. Your program has only been in a coma for how long?? How many rings yall have again??

 

[Silver King]

too bad the comment sections everywhere are filled with miami fans talking smack, i dont see any indiana fans talking smack about miami...just non stop miami fans saying indiana doesnt deserve to be in the same stadium. Miami fans giving all the reason in the world to light a fire under them.

As long as it isn't the players doing it.

 

[DoctorKrazey]

Ya know, earlier in the year this whole Indiana phenomenon was a cute little story. As the year went on and the media, plus their own fans, started to drool over them and wax poetic about how “unbeatable” they are. It reminded me of the infamous, “If you wanna crown em’, then crown they’ asses.” Lastly, after perusing their obnoxious forum “Hoosier Huddle” I’ve finally come to the realization that yes…yes indeed I really do hate em’.

 

[FL Cane]

Not making a prediction yet but I genuinely wouldn’t be surprised if we won something like 31-20; OSU game type spread.

They feasted on a terrible Alabama team (one dimensional and had played bad since November); and an overrated and injured Oregon team. Those guys were starting DBs at RB 2 and 3 for crying out loud. OSU also should’ve beat them in the Big10 Championship by 10 minimum, and self destructed repeatedly.

We need to play clean and grind them out. They’re experienced and execute at an insanely high level. However, they don’t have depth on either side of the ball. Ole Miss offense is far better than there’s, and OSU’s D is at or above there’s. Mendoza also has the longest release of anyone we’ve played. Hit him early and often. We do our thing and actually capitalize on turnover opportunities, and the story after this game will be about how Miami exposed Indiana.

 

[JD08]

These same people would be saying that if Clemson had made it this far, it would be a dogfight. Most don't watch games, they go off the general sentiment and opinions of others. They might see some highlights here and there, but we know those are cherry picked.

 

[BoxingRobes]

Its Friday, and nothing changed.

We putting a belt to that *** like they are an unruly child.

We the Boss. We the Boss.

 

[marshallrc13]

A pair of CBS Sports analysts are betting heavy against the Canes.

Former Ohio State running back Beanie Wells and former James Madison quarterback Ben DiNucci recently provided their analysis and predictions for the Championship Game.

Ben DiNucci: “I’m watching the Miami front seven versus Indiana’s offense. Indiana has scored 50 points seven different times this year. If you can’t pressure Fernando Mendoza, speed up his process, and force third-and-long, it’s going to be a long night. Bain and Mesidor have 19 sacks between them. They struggled to pressure Chambliss against Ole Miss. They have to speed Mendoza up.”

Beanie Wells: “On the flip side, I’m watching Indiana’s front seven against Miami’s run game. Miami has rushed for 175, 153, and 191 yards the last three weeks. Mark Fletcher Jr. has been dominant. Can Rolijah Hardy and Aiden Fisher slow that down? Because if Miami can’t run the football, they don’t win this game. That run game is the catalyst. It starts with Fletcher’s legs.”

Studio Host: “Miami leads the nation in sack differential at plus-28. Indiana leads the nation in turnover differential at plus-21. That will matter. Hard Rock Stadium holds more than 65,000 fans and tickets are expensive. Beanie, how many Miami fans do you think will be there?”

Beanie Wells: “That’s a good question. We’ve seen Miami have home games that are half full. This is their first national championship in 25 years. You’d think they’d show up, but Indiana fans traveled well to Atlanta. It might be a lot of red in that building.”

Ben DiNucci: “You’ve got to pack the house. I know it’s not easy for students to get from campus to Miami Gardens, but don’t make excuses. You’re a great football team. Get to the games.”

Studio Host: “Indiana is a 7.5-point favorite. Beanie, who do you have?”

Beanie Wells: “Indiana. They’re the best team in the country. They’re disciplined and battle-tested. I’m taking Indiana.”

Ben DiNucci: “Indiana, plain and simple. They’ve been the best team from week one. They have the Heisman winner, the coach of the year, and they play complementary football. This is 2019 LSU. They’re steamrolling people. I’ve got Indiana.”

Studio Host: “Score prediction?”

Beanie Wells: “I’m going 35-10 Indiana.”

Ben DiNucci: “I’ll say 34-17 Indiana.”

God bless them