2017 Belk Betting Preview - Wake Forest vs. Texas A&M Odds

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Friday's Belk Bowl between Wake Forest and Texas A&M has the Aggies as a +3 underdog.  All indications are that this line is right on the money according to the College Football Betting Power Ratings.  This is also a rare instance where the line simply has not moved off the 3 at approximately 95% of the sportsbooks. 

Both teams are 7-5 Straight Up while Wake Forest is 8-3 Against The Spread on the season thus far while Texas A&M is 7-4-1 ATS.

63% of the betting action was on the Aggies here.

Wake Forest has not enjoyed many post seasons, but when they have, they’ve been mighty good. The Demon Deacons have gone a perfect 8-0 Against The Spread in December games since 1992.

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

 

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