FSU Seminoles Basketball Rough Patch for Bookies Likely Ahead of March Madness

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24 February, 2017

FSU Seminoles Basketball Rough Patch for Bookies Likely Ahead of March Madness

At 12-6 Straight Up, the Florida State Seminoles have played inspiring basketball this season but bookies aren’t exactly thrilled, especially those serving the Northern and Central portions of Florida.

FSU has gone a respectable 15-10 Against The Spread this season though they cooled off quite a bit in their last ten, covering in just four with another game a push.

Now for the bad news – where bookies are concerned at least – FSU has failed to cover in the most recent meetings against the next three teams they are scheduled to face. All three of those were double digit blowouts.

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