- Duce Robinson has a 59.5 receiving yard total.
- Mark Fletcher’s rushing yard total is set at 80.5.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – This could easily go down as the biggest game of the season for the #3 Miami Hurricanes and #18 Florida State Seminoles. That said, oddsmakers are listing this one extremely close with just a 4.5-point spread in favor of the Canes.
There are also several key players in this one to keep an eye on at college football prop betting sites, which is also where we’re finding the best betting value for the game. Specifically on Miami running back Mark Fletcher, and Seminoles wideout Duce Robinson.
Duce Gets Loose Vs. Miami Secondary
Duce Robinson Receiving Yard Total
- Over 59.5 +100
- Under 59.5 -130
Duce Robinson absolutely broke out last week against Virginia for 147 receiving yards and we’re riding the wave on him to continue that breakout here against Miami. This mainly stems from the fact that in both matchups this season against ranked opponents, Miami’s secondary has allowed an opposing receiver to go for 97+ receiving yards.
The Hurricanes also haven’t seen a receiver like Robinson yet this season, at his 6’6 frame towering over the rest of Miami's secondary by a minimum of four inches on each of them. Robinson has also been the most relied on receiver this season with 17 receptions for 346 yards, both of which lead the team.
Fletcher Kept In Check On The Ground
Mark Fletcher Total Rushing Yards
- Over 80.5 -114
- Under 80.5 -114
This might be a tough pill to swallow, but hear us out, the Seminoles' defensive front will hold Fletcher under his rushing yard total on sportsbooks in Florida with CFB props. Yes, this Florida State team was gashed for 211 rushing yards against Virginia last week, but they are still boasting just 111.5 rush yards allowed per game this season, the third least in the ACC.
Also, while the Canes have predominantly been a run first team, they’ll certainly be forced to throw more in this one against the top ranked Seminoles offense that is putting up 600 yards and 53 ppg.
This pick has nothing to do with Fletcher’s ability as a runner, but more on the game script shifting out of his favor.
