Bet Tulane vs. Wake Forest Week 1 College Football

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29 August, 2016

You can bet Tulane vs. Wake Forest online with odds for Wake Forest at -17. The total was coming in at 43. This game kicks off Thursday September 1 at 7 pm EST.

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Action was balanced on the spread, which should mean no major line moves of more than a half point.

These two schools last faced one another 21 years ago.

The Green Wave are 0-6 Against The Spread in their last 6 vs. ACC.

The UNDER is 12-5-1 in the Demon Deacons last 18 home games.

Regarding Wake Forest chances in 2016, ESPN writes:

There is chatter about the Demon Deacons returning to a bowl game this fall, but better days are still a little bit further down the road. The program took a baby step from 2014 to 2015, and it is poised to take a slightly bigger one in 2016. Wake Forest is a developmental program, and it’s still building toward that future.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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