Wisconsin vs. Miami Orange Bowl - What the Line Should Be

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30 December, 2017

Wisconsin vs. Miami Orange Bowl - What the Line Should Be

Gambling911.com resident bookmaker expert Tony Caliente breaks down the Orange Bowl to determine if the line on this game is accurate.

Action will be brisk on this game as one of the most popular college bowls of the year. For the most part we were looking at relatively balanced betting on both sides.

The line has drifted down to -4.5 favoring Wisconsin after opening as high as -6.5. It is now back up to -5.5 at most books.

It does appear as if books are shading slightly under with the College Football Betting Power Ratings indicating that the line should be Badgers -6.5.

- Tony Caliente, Gambling911.com

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