... strength as Denard Robinson and the Michigan offense take on an Iowa rushing defense that ranks second in the country. When an offense that averages 297 yards on the ground takes on a defense that surrenders only 63, something has got to give. After seeing Michigan State force Robinson to throw, it will be interesting to see if the Hawkeyes apply a similar strategy. Acting on the cliche "you can't stop him, you can only hope to contain him," expect Iowa to spy on the dual-threat QB.

Iowa has allowed only four touchdowns on the season, so it's a safe assumption this will be a low scoring game. When Iowa has the ball, expect to see a lot of Adam Robinson. The sophomore running back averaged nearly 20 carries and 100 yards per game, and should g...

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