LSU vs. FSU Betting Preview - College Football Week 1

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LSU starts its season against Florida State. LSU was 10-4 last season and Florida State was 10-3. In a battle between 2 excellent teams, should you look to the side, total, or props to make a winning NCAAF pick for this game?

BetUS host Gary Segars, and college football expert handicappers Kyle Hunter and Parker Fleming preview College Football Week 1 game between LSU and Florida State. They'll go over the best value college football odds available and betting trends and share their College Football expert predictions.

This is definitely the Game of the Week as FSU comes into this one ranked No. 8 in the nation and LSU No. 5.

The line opened Tigers -2.5 and has only moved down a half point at a handful of sportsbooks.  It will be played in Orlando, giving the Noles what is pretty much home field advantage.

We get a line of LSU 3.68, suggesting an underlay of 1. Last year's Gambling911.com college football betting model suggests a strong edge for LSU at this number.

The Seminoles return the bulk of their roster from last season’s 10-3 campaign, including star quarterback Jordan Travis and stud defensive end Jared Verse.  LSU also returns most of its starters.

LSU quarterback Jayden Daniels total passing yards number was coming in at Over/Under 234.5.  Travis number was 248.5.

This will be Brian Kelly's debut as head coach for LSU.

“We know what’s in store for us,” Kelly said. “It’s an outstanding football team. Mike Norvell’s done a great job building his program back to elite status.”

LSU vs. Florida State Game Props

LSU @ Florida State
1st Quarter Margin of Victory
17564     LSU by 7 Pts or More         +155     
17567     Florida State by 7 Pts or More         +300     
17565     Tie         +300     
17563     LSU by 1 to 6 Pts         +600     
17566     Florida State by 1 to 6 Pts         +750     
LSU @ Florida State
First Score of Game
17550     LSU Touchdown         +130     
17553     Florida State Touchdown         +150     
17554     Florida State Field Goal         +600     
17551     LSU Field Goal         +625     
17555     Florida State Safety         +5000     
17552     LSU Safety         +5000     
LSU @ Florida State
Margin of Victory
17542     Florida State by 1 to 6 Pts         +375     
17534     LSU by 1 to 6 Pts         +400     
17543     Florida State by 7 to 12 Pts         +550     
17535     LSU by 7 to 12 Pts         +550     
17536     LSU by 13 to 18 Pts         +750     
17544     Florida State by 13 to 18 Pts         +800     
17537     LSU by 19 to 24 Pts         +1200     
17545     Florida State by 19 to 24 Pts         +1400     
17538     LSU by 25 to 30 Pts         +1800     
17546     Florida State by 25 to 30 Pts         +2000     
17539     LSU by 31 to 36 Pts         +2500     
17547     Florida State by 31 to 36 Pts         +3000     
17540     LSU by 37 to 42 Pts         +4000     
17548     Florida State by 37 to 42 Pts         +4500     
17541     LSU by 43 Pts or More         +4500     
17549     Florida State by 43 Pts or More         +5000

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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