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You can find betting odds on Saturday's Florida Gators vs. Miami Hurricanes game and start betting with just a valid email account.
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The line on Florida can be gotten at -7, though more than 30% of the books have the Gators at +7.5 as of Saturday morning. The Gators were seeing around 70% of the spread action at -7.
Gambling911.com will be offering a free play on Miami here at +7.5 as the books appear to have a strong opinion based on the line reaction vs. betting volume for each side. We especially like that there are some recreational books (Sportsbook.ag) offering the line at Florida -7.
The eighth-ranked Gators and the rebuilding Hurricanes will usher in the 2019 season inside a packed stadium in Orlando.
The Gators are expected to win 8.5 regular season games in 2019.
Regular Season Wins Bet Here
Over 8.5 Wins -135
Under 8.5 Wins +105
From AthlonSports:
"Mullen became the third coach, joining Stanford's Clark Shaughnessy (1940) and Auburn's Gus Malzahn (2013), to coach a Power 5 team to 10 wins after it had won fewer than five the prior season. The next step is a big one: Contend for Florida's first SEC title since 2008. To challenge Georgia in the East, the Gators will need some key pieces to fall into place. But few figured the Gators would be back in top 10 and in the national conversation so quickly. After some lean years under Will Muschamp and Jim McElwain, Mullen's Gators appear poised to once again become an SEC heavyweight."
Miami is actually a slightly bigger favorite to win OVER 8.5 regular seaon games at -165. The UNDER is priced at +130.
StateoftheEU.com offered up this prediction for Miami's season:
"Miami has a new coach, new quarterback, a stellar defense, and championship-caliber talent (51% Blue Chips on the roster per SB Nation Recruiting Director Bud Elliott). While the Canes may be a year or two away from contending on a national level, Manny Diaz’s group should be able to win the ACC Coastal and return to the ACC Championship game. Record prediction: 10-2. Post-season destination: ACC Championship game and then Capitol One Orange Bowl."
- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com
