If you prefer your Bowl games hot and ready, the Little Caesars Bowl begins at Ford Field in Detroit on December 26th with the Broncos facing the Purdue Boilermakers. Back in 1998 when it was formerly called the Motor City Bowl, former Michigan State football coach George Perles helped give birth to the Little Caesars Bowl. It’s been a Michigan custom since then with great fights annually and this year is no different. The sportsbook has the line pretty tight with Purdue at -2 ½ with the over/under at 60.

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The Broncos come into play with a 7-5 in total record and a 5-3 record in the MAC West division. With a 47-38 in total record at Western Michigan, Bill Cubit is now in his seventh year as Broncos head coach. Offense comes to mind and plenty of it when you talk Broncos football in 2011. The men from Kalamazoo have won their last two games and average 28 ppg on defense. As earlier said, the offense is where the Broncos genuinely shine on the field. The greatest weapon down the field for the Broncos and maybe the complete country is star senior Wide receiver Jordan White. He’s also second in the country with 16 receiving Touchdowns and White leads the country with 127 catches and 1,646 receiving yards.


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The Purdue Boilermakers arrive in Motown with a 6-6 in total record and a 4-4 record in the Big Ten. Head coach Danny Hope is in his third year in West Lafayette with a 15-21 in total record. Purdue averages 26.1 ppg on offense and 26.4 ppg on defense. The Purdue Boilermakers have a 1-2 record versus rated opponents this season.

Junior Quarterback Caleb TerBush sets the pace for the Purdue offense with junior running back Ralph Bolden dependable behind him. Junior Wide receiver Antavian Edison and senior Wide receiver Justin Siller remain TerBush’s favorite targets down the field.