FSU-Auburn Point Spread – BCS Championship Game 2014

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The FSU-Auburn point spread for the BCS Championship Game 2014 opened at -8 Florida State and has mostly hovered between this number and -9 over the past two weeks.  WagerWeb.com had this line at Noles -9 as of Sunday afternoon.

A handful of books opened at -7.5.

Caesars in Las Vegas only moved the number to -9 on Sunday after opening at -8 and holding at that number throughout much of the past two weeks.

LVH and The Mirage had also moved to Seminoles -9 with the Mirage moving to that number on Saturday.

Both these teams had records of 11-2 Against The Spread during the regular College Football season.  The Noles have covered the spread in their last 8 Bowl games and are 12-3-1 ATS in their last 16 neutral site games.

The Tigers are 10-1 ATS in their last 11 games following a Straight Up win but if there is one kink in the armor, they are just 2-7 Against The Spread in their last 9 games versus the ACC.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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