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Florida State

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O 53.5
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U 53.5
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Florida State vs. Miami Betting Odds, Free Picks, and Predictions - 7:30 PM ET (Sat, Nov 5, 2022)

Florida State take on Miami in NCAA College Football action on Saturday, November 5, 2022. Kickoff is set for 7:30 PM ET.

Are you looking to bet on this game? You've found the right article! We at CapperTek have all the latest sports betting tools and information to help put you on the right side of the betting action for this match-up.

Florida State vs. Miami Game Info and Betting Odds

Away Team: Florida State (Favorite)
Home Team: Miami (Underdog)
Date: Saturday, November 5, 2022
Time: 7:30 PM ET
League: NCAA College Football (NCAAF)

Florida State Moneyline: -327
Miami Moneyline: +254

Florida State Spread: -8 (-109)
Miami Spread: +8 (-109)

Game Total Points: 53 (Over -111 / Under -111)

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A Closer Look Inside the Betting Numbers

We here at CapperTek provide in-depth betting trends for both Florida State and Miami, but let's take a closer look inside some of the betting numbers for this match-up right now.

First let's take a look at the away team and -327 betting favorites, Florida State.

In their last 10 games, Florida State has a Straight Up record of 6 wins, 4 losses and an active Straight Up streak of 1 win in a row. Also in their last 10 games, Florida State has an Against-the-Spread record of 6 wins, 3 losses, 1 push and an active Against-the-Spread streak of 1 win in a row. The Game Total Points results for Florida State games has a record of 4 overs, 6 unders in their last 10 games with an active streak of 2 overs in a row.

Now let's take a look at the home team and +254 betting underdogs, Miami.

In their last 10 games, Miami has a Straight Up record of 6 wins, 4 losses and an active Straight Up streak of 1 win in a row. Also in their last 10 games, Miami has an Against-the-Spread record of 3 wins, 6 losses and an active Against-the-Spread streak of 6 losses in a row. The Game Total Points results for Miami games has a record of 4 overs, 6 unders in their last 10 games with an active streak of 1 under in a row.

If you want more detailed betting information for this match-up such as the trends or steaks broken down into Home vs. Away splits, or Favorite vs. Underdog splits, make sure to check out the Florida State vs. Miami Trend Finder directly.

Who's Going to Win This Game? Our Prediction

We pride ourselves here at CapperTek on providing our users with the most advanced machine learning artificial intelligence to simulate game outcomes using algorithms we have custom designed over 10+ years of research and development.

Based on our simulation of Florida State vs. Miami NCAAF game, we have Miami beating Florida State with a simulated final score of: Florida State [26] - Miami [30]

Sometimes our game simulations change, like if there's a major line movement, drastic shift in the odds, or if there's a key injury, etc. To make sure you have the latest and most accurate simulation, you can run the Florida State vs. Miami Simulation directly. Also after the Florida State vs. Miami game is finished, you can re-run the simulation and check out how the simulated final result did compared to the actual final result.

What Should I Bet On? Our Free Picks

Well let's get down to the real reason you're here, who or what should you bet on in the Florida State vs. Miami NCAAF match-up? Based on the simulated prediction and results for this match-up above, we here at CapperTek suggest you make the following bets:

Free Moneyline Pick: Miami +254

Free Spread Pick: Miami +8 (-109)

Free Total Pick: Over 53 (-111)

We hope our free picks and predictions help you out if you're wagering on the Florida State vs. Miami NCAA College Football match-up. Our betting tips are based on detailed analytics and wagering intelligence to provide you the best possible plays. Our goal is to provide valuable sports betting information to gamblers and help put them on the right side of the action.

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Related News (NCAAF News)

Travis' 3 TD passes help Florida State rout Miami 45-3 Sat, Nov 5, 2022 NCAAF News (AP) MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. (AP) - Jordan Travis threw three touchdown passes, Trey Benson ran for 128 yards and two scores as Florida State became bowl-eligible with a 45-3 rout over Miami on Saturday night. The Seminoles (6-3, 4-3 Atlantic Coast Conference) outgained the Hurricanes (4-5, 2-3) 456-188 and were never threatened after a 31-3 lead at halftime. Travis completed 10 of 12 passes for 202 yards before being removed early in the fourth quarter. Florida State exceeded 200 yards rushing for the fourth straight game with 225. Miami quarterback Tyler Van Dyke re-aggravated an injury to his right throwing shoulder early in the second quarter. Van Dyke, who first sustained the injury against Duke on Oct. 22 and missed the next game, favored his shoulder without contact after an incomplete pass. He returned for the next drive but left for good after another errant pass missed its target. It was the Hurricanes' fourth straight loss at home, their longest skid in a season since 1973. They also have not scored a touchdown in nine consecutive quarters. The Seminoles ended their first two drives on Travis' touchdown passes to Ontaria Wilson and DJ Lundy. Travis connected with Wilson for 56 yards 1:38 into the game, then found Lundy open in the end zone for a 2-yard score. Lundy, a linebacker, was utilized in the short-yardage situation. Benson's touchdown runs from 13 yards and 1 yard in the second quarter made it 28-3. The Hurricanes drove to the Florida State 2-yard line late in the third quarter but freshman quarterback Jacurri Brown failed to retrieve a poor snap from center that lost 23 yards with Jarred Verse recovering the ball for the Seminoles. Travis threw his third touchdown pass, an 8-yard completion to Camren McDonald on the first play of the fourth quarter. Andres Borregales capped the Hurricanes' opening drive of the game with a season-high 47-yard field goal. THE TAKEAWAY The Seminoles are going to a bowl game for the first time since 2019. It's a big step in the rebuilding process for the Seminoles, who went 3-6 in the pandemic-shortened 2020 season and 5-7 last year. FSU lost the Sun Bowl to Arizona State in 2019, didn't qualify for a bowl in 2018 and got its most recent postseason win by topping Southern Miss at the 2017 Independence Bowl. Miami: The path to the postseason gets very complicated now for the Hurricanes, who need to go 2-1 in their final three games just to finish 6-6 and meet the minimum standard for bowl eligibility. And considering one of those games is against Clemson, the Hurricanes basically have no more room for error. POLL IMPLICATIONS Florida State got a small amount of attention from AP Top 25 voters last week, but still has a long way to go to get back into the rankings. Miami hasn't been ranked since late September and probably has no chance of changing that by season's end. UP NEXT Florida State: The Seminoles visit Syracuse on Nov. 12 for their final road trip of the regular season. They finish at home against Louisiana-Lafayette (Nov. 19) and Florida (Nov. 26). Miami: The Hurricanes visit Georgia Tech on Nov. 12, then go to Clemson on Nov. 19 before the regular-season finale at home against Pitt on Nov. 26. Article Copyright © 2022 The Associated Press, All Rights Reserved.
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