Gator Bowl 2011 Spread

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The Gator Bowl 2011 Spread was published at -4 in favor of Mississippi State.

The below article discusses the 2010 Gator Bowl.  Please go here to get the latest Gator Bowl 2011 betting information.

The Seminoles (6-6) are in postseason play for the 28th straight year. Florida State failed to win more than two in a row and fell for the sixth straight time to Florida, 37-10 on Nov. 28, to finish third in the ACC's Atlantic Division.

Florida State has long had a plan in place for Bowden's successor, naming offensive coordinator Jimbo Fisher in 2007. But first, Head Coach Bobby Bowden will get a send-off in a bowl game where he's yet to lose. The Seminoles are 4-0 under him in the Gator Bowl, including double-digit wins over West Virginia in 1982 and 2005.

This game goes off at 1 pm EST on CBS.  ABC will be showing the Capital Bowl at the same time

Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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