The Miami (FL) Hurricanes (6-5) and the Boston College Eagles (6-5) link up in an ACC showdown on Friday afternoon. The Hurricanes are reeling and hope to get back into the win column. They’ve dropped three straight games, including a 38-31 loss to Louisville in Week 12. Boston College, meanwhile, has lost two games in a row. On Nov. 16, the Eagles fell to Pittsburgh 24-16.
Kickoff from Alumni Stadium in Chestnut Hill, Mass., is set for noon ET. The Hurricanes are 10-point favorites in the Miami vs. Boston College odds via SportsLine consensus, while the over/under for total points scored is 48. Before making any Boston College vs. Miami picks, you need to see the college football predictions and betting advice from SportsLine’s proven computer model.
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Now, the model has set its sights on Miami vs. Boston College and just revealed its picks and college football predictions. You can visit SportsLine to see the model’s CFB picks. Here are several college football odds and trends for Boston College vs. Miami:
- Miami vs. Boston College spread: Hurricanes -10
- Miami vs. Boston College over/under: 48 points
- Miami vs. Boston College money line: Hurricanes -378, Eagles +296
- MIA: The Hurricanes are 5-5 ATS this season
- BC: The Eagles have hit the Over in nine of their last 12 games
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Why Miami can cover
The Hurricanes have plenty of talent on offense. Miami heads into this conference affair ranked fifth in the ACC in scoring (30.9) and total offense (432.9) but third in passing offense (262.1). Junior quarterback Tyler Van Dyke leads this talented group. The Connecticut native has completed 66% of his throws for 2,413 yards and 17 passing touchdowns. In his last outing, Van Dyke threw for 327 yards and one passing score.
Miami also has a balanced ground attack, with three players logging at least 400 rushing yards. Freshman running back Mark Fletcher Jr. provides the team with a speedster who gets downhill in a flash. Fletcher Jr. has 468 yards and four touchdowns. In his last contest, he…
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