Virginia Tech vs. FSU Betting Odds – ACC Men’s Tournament Quarterfinal

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Virginia Tech vs. FSU Betting Odds – ACC Men’s Tournament Quarterfinal

The Virginia Tech vs. FSU betting odds for the ACC Men’s Tournament Quarterfinal had the Seminoles as a -8 favorite after the line originally opened at -6.

VTech comes into this game with a 22-9 record and 15-11 Against The Spread.  They have only failed to cover the spread in two of their last ten games.

Florida State enters this game with a 24-7 Straight Up record and 17-10-2 ATS. They have covered in six of their last ten games overall.

These teams have mostly split wins and losses over the past ten meetings. 

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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