Illinois
Illinois vs. Michigan: Sportsbook promo codes, odds, spread, over/under – January 18
The Michigan Wolverines (7-10, 2-4 Big Ten) play a fellow Big Ten opponent, the Illinois Fighting Illini (12-4, 3-2 Big Ten), on Thursday, January 18, 2024 at Crisler Center. It begins at 8:30 PM ET on Fox Sports 1.
Find odds, spreads, over/unders and more from multiple sportsbooks in this article for the Illinois vs. Michigan matchup.
Illinois vs. Michigan Game Info
- When: Thursday, January 18, 2024 at 8:30 PM ET
- Where: Crisler Center in Ann Arbor, Michigan
- How to Watch on TV: Fox Sports 1
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Illinois vs. Michigan Odds, Spread, Over/Under
See the odds, spread and over/under for this matchup available on different sportsbooks.
Illinois vs. Michigan Betting Trends
- Illinois has covered nine times in 16 games with a spread this season.
- Fighting Illini games have gone over the point total eight out of 16 times this season.
- Michigan has compiled a 6-11-0 ATS record so far this year.
- Wolverines games have hit the over 11 out of 17 times this season.
Illinois Futures Odds
- Odds to win the national championship: +4000
- Illinois is 15th-best in the country in terms of its odds to win the national championship (+4000), much lower than according to the computer rankings (ninth-best).
- The Fighting Illini were +5000 to win the national championship at the beginning of the season, and have now moved up to +4000, which is the 49th-biggest change in the country.
- With odds of +4000, Illinois has been given a 2.4% chance of winning the national championship.
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Illinois
Two rounds of snow on the way to central Illinois – IPM Newsroom
Snow is making a comeback in Central Illinois.
IPM meteorologist Andrew Pritchard said A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for Champaign County and surrounding portions of east-central Illinois beginning Thursday at 3:00 p.m. to Friday at 6:00 a.m.
Snow will spread into Champaign-Urbana between 3-6 PM late this afternoon into the evening with periods of moderate to heavy snowfall continuing overnight. Snow should taper off around sunrise on Friday morning, with around 2-4″ of new snow accumulation expected across Champaign County.
Winds will blow out of the east around 5-10 mph, with minimal impacts from blowing & drifting snow. Still, snow accumulation on roadways could lead to hazardous travel conditions overnight into the Friday morning commute.
On Saturday, the National Weather Service in Central Illinois forecasted for snow to return on Saturday afternoon. The chance of precipitation is 80%. New snow accumulation of 2 to 4 inches possible. Temperatures will drop below zero across much of central Illinois both Saturday night and Sunday night with resulting wind chill values as cold as 15 to 30 below zero.
Illinois
Woman facing charges 5 years after infant’s remains found in north suburbs, police say
RIVERWOODS, Ill. (WLS) — A woman is facing charges five years after the discovery of a dead newborn in the north suburbs.
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Riverwoods, Illinois police say Natalie Schram gave birth to the baby in May 2020 and then dumped the baby’s body in a wooded area in the 1800 block of Robinwood Lane.
Schram was arrested earlier this month in Washington State and has now bee charged in connection to the crime, police said.
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The suspect is expected to appear in a Lake County, Illinois courtroom on Thursday.
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Catching up with Illinois State after huge playoff upset victory
Illinois State Redbirds pulled off the comeback of the year and maybe all-time this past Saturday.
ISU, who were 23-point underdogs, rallied from 14 points down with three minutes to go to knock off No. 1-ranked and defending champion North Dakota State in the Football Championship Subdivision playoffs in Fargo, North Dakota.
Quarterback Tommy Rittenhouse overcame five interceptions to engineer the huge 29-28 upset.
Head coach Brock Spack and Arlington Heights receiver Dan Sobkowicz, who caught the game-winning touchdown, discussed the team’s spirit following the win.
“I had 142 texts, and so, I answered every single one of em, how about that. Either with a fist bump or thumbs up or ‘thank you very much,’ I answered every one,” Spack said. “Our players persevered, and they never lost. You can tell this is a different vibe. They just never lost confidence that they were going to win. To have five turnovers, and to be able to survive that and win, and beat these guys like that is amazing.”
“Obviously, it was a really good scrambler,” Sobkowicz said. “Just kinda wanted to make something happen, I mean, he found me, and, uh, obviously, I didn’t really think much of it, honestly, at that play right after, but words can’t really explain how much that meant. I think it’s just a cool moment that I’m probably never going to forget.”
The Redbirds will play UC-Davis Saturday in the FCS quarterfinals.
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