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| Sport | Game Selection | Game Time |
|---|---|---|
| CFB | (321) Louisville at (322) Florida State | 8:00pm EST - Dec 2/2023 |
The PLAY: Florida State -2.5 (-110)
Take Florida State (#322)
Jeff Brohm coached Purdue up to reach the Big 10 Championship Game last year. Once the Boilermakers arrived with a chance to win the title, the step-up in class was simply too much, and they lost the game by three scores. Brohm’s coached up this Louisville squad to the ACC Championship Game in his first season on the job. But once again, I’m expecting the talent differential to be too great for his squad to enjoy a breakthrough victory.
Yes, Florida State lost their starting QB, Jordan Travis, to injury. Backup Tate Rodemaker was good enough to rally the team from a double digit deficit in the Swamp last week. Rodemaker was also good enough to beat Louisville last year when Travis was hurt. And Florida State’s talent surrounding their backup QB is elite, with the likes of edge rusher Jared Verse, WR’s Keon Coleman and Johnny Wilson, TE Jaheim Bell, RB Trey Benson and DB Akeem Dent all likely to hear their names called in the NFL draft next spring. Louisville? DT Jermayne Lole is likely to get drafted, maybe WR Jamari Thrash. But there’s a legitimate talent edge for the Seminoles here, on both sides of the football, that is greater than a field goal.
Louisville went balls to the wall last week against Kentucky, a game Brohm called “the most important game of the rest of the season” last week, and they still lost SU as a favorite of more than a TD. They’re an overvalued commodity again here in a game I expect them to lose by a field goal or more. Lay it or don’t play it! Take Florida State.
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