Florida Gulf Coast vs. FSU Betting Line – West Region 1st Round College Basketball

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Florida Gulf Coast vs. FSU Betting Line – West Region 1st Round College Basketball

The Florida Gulf Coast vs. FSU betting line had the Seminoles as a -11.5 favorite

Florida Gulf Coast comes into this game as a 14 seed with Florida State as a number 3 seed.

The Eagles went 26-7 Straight Up and 4-0 Against The Spread in lined games.

FGCU are 30-9-1 ATS in their last 40 games overall

FSU went 25-8 Straight Up on the season and 17-12 Against The Spread.

The Noles have covered in 60 percent of their last ten games.

Florida State last faced Florida Gulf Coast in 2014 and beat them by just five points as a 10.5 favorite.

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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