Miami Hurricanes Regular Season Wins Projection Odds - 2022 Regular Season

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Miami Hurricanes Regular Season Wins Projection Odds - 2022 Regular Season

BetOnline recently released their Total Season Win odds for the upcoming College Football Season. And here we've got Drew Butler to tell Ally Melendez just how he sees the Miami Hurricanes performing this regular season.  BetOnline has an Over/Under of 8.5 regular season wins priced at -125.

Athlon Sports Analysis:

The Hurricanes' newfound commitment to spending and Cristobal's promise on the recruiting trail — plus his favored status as a two-time national champion at Miami — mean the coach could have a longer honeymoon period than some other recent hires, but Miami fans are a famously impatient bunch. They might not have to wait long for results. With (Tyler) Van Dyke in the fold, the Hurricanes should contend for the Coastal title. - Athlon Sports

College Football News Analysis:

There will be enough whiffs to get a double-digit win total, but it’ll be a strong first run under the new coaching staff.

Expect at least eight wins, nine is a strong, attainable goal considering those two road trips to Texas A&M and Clemson. - CFN

BetOnline All Access Analysis:

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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