2016 Citrus Bowl Betting Odds: Louisville vs. LSU

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30 December, 2016

2016 Citrus Bowl Betting Odds: Louisville vs. LSU

The 2016 Citrus Bowl pits Louisville (9-3) of the ACC against LSU (7-4) of the SEC and features a line of Tigers -3.

About the Citrus Bowl

Played in Orlando and founded in 1973, the Citrus Bowl features a payout of nearly $4.3 million. It features a team from the Big Ten and the SEC.

Louisville vs. LSU Betting Preview

Action was balanced on the spread but the Cardinals were seeing over 85 percent of the action on the money line.

Louisiana State comes into this game with a 7-4 record Straight Up and Louisville 9-3 Straight Up. Both teams were 5-6 Against The Spread.

Takeaways

Lamar Jackson became Louisville’s first Heisman Trophy winner but is likely to face his toughest challenge to date against an LSU team that features the likes of Leonard Fournette, who rushed for a record 1,953 yards and 22 touchdowns.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

Sports Betting

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