Miami Florida at Florida State

Miami-Florida was embarrassed by Florida State last year, 45-3. Unlike last season, Miami-Florida is in line for a bowl at 6-3. They have experience and balance on offense behind junior QB Tyler Van Dyke (16 TDs, 11 INTs) and a ground attack that averages 5.2 yards per carry. The defense is 26th in the nation in total yards allowed, 31st on third down (34.48%), and 31st in points given up (21.6 per game). Miami has been an underdog three times this season and won twice, upsetting Texas A&M (48-33) and Clemson (28-20). Florida State has all kinds of injuries to their wide receiver corp with four questionable to play, including the top two receivers Johnny Wilson (415 yards) and Keon Coleman (538 yards). In this huge ACC in-state rivalry, play Miami-Florida on the moneyline.