2016 St. Petersburg Bowl Betting Odds – Miami Ohio vs. Mississippi State

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25 December, 2016

2016 St. Petersburg Bowl Betting Odds – Miami Ohio vs. Mississippi State

The 2016 St. Petersburg Bowl betting odds for Miami (OH) vs. Mississippi State had the Bulldogs as a huge -14 favorite.

The St. Petersburg Bowl

This bowl game has been played annually at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Florida, since 2008. The bowl game features teams from the American Athletic Conference versus the Atlantic Coast Conference or Conference USA. An exception to this rule is if one of the conferences does not have enough bowl eligible teams, in which case the Mid-American or Sun Belt Conference are eligible to send a team.

Miami Ohio vs. Mississippi State

Miami OH finished the season at .500. Mississippi State finished the season at 5-7. It is interesting to note that the Redhawks do come into this bowl game with a solid record of 8-4 Against The Spread.

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