The Big 10 is an undisputed power conference, if not the best basketball conference in all of America. With respect to the fact, that this conference produces match-ups that yield extensive public interest on a daily basis, you can rest assured that the markets here are most sharp in each and every scenario that comes to fruition. When Iowa came in to this contest as a Pick-Em, that was no gift given to takers by the books, it was a rather observant inference. Iowa sits at 0-5 on the road this season. On the contrary, Rutgers stands at 9-2 at home. Do not let the numbers fool you. Rutgers recently had to face the conference’s two best teams in back to back games away from home when they fell to Maryland and then Wisconsin in extra time. Nevertheless, the emphasis of this market has been the perception that the Hawkeyes are available at a perceived value price after coming in off an impressive win against Ohio State. Given the fact Rutgers lost by six points at Iowa on as a 10-point underdog on the road, the price seems almost too good to be true for Hawkeye enthusiasts. This is assuredly the case as the Scarlet Knights have been tremendously undervalued in their previous two against meetings with Iowa as they also lost by 14 points as a 22-point home pooch in 2016 when the Hawkeyes were in the process of qualifying for yet another Men’s Basketball Tournament. Iowa has gone three years in a row, Rutgers hasn’t been there in 25 years. That is the ultimate driving price in this market. Iowa is extremely vulnerable here heading in to another hostile setting.