The ACC Coastal Champions the Miami Hurricanes (10-0) will take on the Pittsburgh Panthers (4-7) at Heinz Field in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on Friday, November 24th, 2017 at 12:00 PM ET. The game will be aired for national audiences on ABC. In this ACC series, the Hurricanes have won nine of the previous ten matches overall. Last year, Miami routed Pitt at home by a score of 51-28.
Miami Hurricanes at Pitt Panthers Handicapping Overview:
The Hurricanes come in off an outing where the game was a lot closer than the scoreboard indicated. Last week, the Canes hosted the Virginia Cavaliers in Coral Gables and trailed by as much as two touchdowns. The Hurricanes were in a notorious danger spot as they hosted the Hoos after achieving one of the most impressive victories nation-wide the week before when they planted the then ranked #3 Notre Dame Fighting Irish by a score of 41-8. Pitt comes in off a 20-14 loss to Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, last week. Miami owns a dominant win over VT in the week previous to their huge win against Notre Dame. The Panthers will need a win in this contest to have any chance of making a bowl game.
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Betting Trends:
- Miami has won their last 15 contests overall.
- Miami is 5-5 ATS this season.
- Pitt is 4-5-2 ATS this season.
- Miami is 5-1 ATS in their last six outings against Pitt.
Public Money
So far, we have seen the consensus take a fondness to the Hurricanes. As a team sitting within the top-four of the current College Football Playoff poll, the Hurricanes now have a propensity to inflict lofty point spreads on any taker. Lest us forget Miami is a name-brand team and has a propensity to generate action by namesake alone. Nevertheless, the market has only risen by half of a point. This incremental rise coming despite 83% of the cash and 79% of the action being on the Canes. In Over/Under markets, the number has raised by a point to indicate action on the Over.
