Virginia Tech at FSU NCAA Football Week 1 Spread & Prediction
GOT HEZY ❓@Talented_Hezy doesn’t pay attention to outside noise, is confident in the ability of Tech’s receiving corps to step up in 2018! #Hokies 🦃 pic.twitter.com/jQjfCptush
— Virginia Tech Football (@VT_Football) 24 de agosto de 2018
- When: Monday, September 3 at 8 PM EST
- Where: Doak Campbell Stadium, Tallahassee
- TV: ESPN
- Radio: TuneIn
- Live Stream: WatchESPN
- NCAA Football Week 1 Odds: Florida State -7.5 (Total 56.5)
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Recent Head to Head (Last 7 Games)
- Record: Florida State leads 5-2
- Score: Virginia Tech 27.71 / Florida State 30.71
- Rush Yards: Virginia Tech 128.29 / Florida State 60.57
- Pass Attempts: Virginia Tech 30.41 / Florida State 31.43
- Completion Percentage: Virginia Tech 54.46 / Florida State 56.82
- Passing Yards: Virginia Tech 251.14 / Florida State 257.71
- Total Yards: Virginia Tech 379.43 / Florida State 318.28
- Turnovers: Virginia Tech 1.86 / Florida State 1.43
Why bet on the Virginia Tech Hokies?
This is one of the biggest games of Week 1 of the college football season, and it is definitely the biggest game on the ACC calendar this week. The Hokies have a legitimate shot at taking the ACC Coastal Division, although they are going to have a tough fight on their hands against a Miami Hurricanes team that came very close to making the playoffs last season. A win in the opening week against a top 25 team could certainly serve as a major boost for the Hokies, who have many starters returning this year. They will be looking for the same type of start that they had last season when they beat a ranked West Virginia team in the opening game of the season. They finished last year 9-3 before losing their bowl game, but with so many returning starters, including at QB, they could be poised to take a step forward.Why bet on the FSU Seminoles?
The Seminoles are much like the Hokies in that they have a lot of talent returning to the field this season, but the big question here is how they will all react to a new coach on the sidelines. While last season was a huge disappointment for the Seminoles, you do need to feel some sympathy for them.