$20 Bet Pays $140 With FSU Win By 14-17 Points

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Carrie Stroup here with some important news from Sportsbook.com regarding the Miami vs. FSU game.

This is the most wagered on game of the weekend in College Football and quite possibly in all of Football once everything is said and done.

Action for the most part is balancing out but most bookies still would like to see the Hurricanes cover here.

The best bet perhaps is for Florida State to win outright by between 14 and 17 points as the payout would be $140 for every $20 bet at Sportsbook.com.

Keep in mind the line here is -21.

FSU has destroyed opponents in all games this year but did have a 14 point win against Boston College.

Miami +22 FSU Bet Now

OSU +31 Purdue Bet Now

Tennessee +13 Missouri Bet Now

Clemson -17 Virginia Bet Now

Oklahoma State PK Texas Tech Bet Now

Virginia Tech -4.5 Boston College Bet Now

Georgia -2.5 Florida Bet Now

Michigan +4.5 Michigan State Bet Now

Wisconsin -9 Iowa State Bet Now

Navy +14.5 Notre Dame Bet Now

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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