ESPN televises a game that’s becoming a bigger Labor Day tradition than the Jerry Lewis Telethon: Miami Florida versus Florida State. FSU ranges from a six-point favorite at SportsBook to 6.5 at Bet Online. The over/under is 47. Here is the official betting preview of Miami-FSU. 

Handicapping notes: This begins a brutal four-game stretch for Miami in which each of the first four foes were ranked to start the year, though two Virginia Tech and Oklahoma already have a loss.

Florida State had a fall practice season that was never interrupted by weather, a phenomenon that head coach Bobby Bowden says he can not remember happening before in the notorious Florida heat, lightning, and rain.

Miami has their fourth defensive coordinator in four years. Topping the list of Hurricanes who have been ruled out are defensive back Ryan Hill and safety Vaughn Telemaque.

Both teams are banged up on the defensive line. Canes DE Eric Moncur, who started when the two met last year, is out. FSU DT Justin Mincey is out and other members of the two-deep front four are nursing injuries.

According to Cy McCormick of The MasterLockLine, has the top plays from the top sports services in their highest ranked sports, several scouts told him that UM should be able to exploit several holes in FSU’s secondary.

Against the spread records: The Hurricanes are 9-3 as underdogs of 3.5-10. However, they are 7-18 inside the conference.

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