5Dimes scared to post FSU -2 against Miami?

Wilfred · 11-10-14, 09:44 AM

Originally posted by Big Bear

one other thing Miami has no home field advantage.

They play an hour away from campus and the state of Florida has way more FSU fans than Miami fans.

the U is a small private school with less than 3,000 students.

this should be almost like a home game for FSU.

You realize that Tallahassee isn't very close to Miami at all, right? Why don't you google maps that one.

thetrinity · 11-10-14, 09:49 AM

a Bearial is on the way

jjgold · 11-10-14, 09:57 AM

Books not afraid to take any bets..gamblers all lose long run

KiDBaZkiT · 11-10-14, 11:43 AM

Originally posted by jjgold

Books not afraid to take any bets..gamblers all lose long run

Maybe you.

Bear nobody is scared of your action.

jjgold · 11-10-14, 11:46 AM

Bear claims books afraid of him

Maybe he is bigger than we think??

dfish · 11-10-14, 11:58 AM

Where is this line by Saturday?

James Marques · 11-10-14, 03:12 PM

I bet it stays around the same. Miami can win this game straight up. They are not the team they were 4 or 5 weeks ago.

jgallagher80 · 11-10-14, 03:39 PM

doctor bob 3star best bet on miami

Brutus84 · 11-10-14, 05:07 PM

FSU defense sucks but they will still win. FSU -1.5

Bet10Heinekens · 11-10-14, 05:51 PM

Originally posted by jgallagher80

doctor bob 3star best bet on miami

Dr. Bob backers, please drive the line down to pk

kmarinouofm · 11-10-14, 06:08 PM

Originally posted by Big Bear

one other thing Miami has no home field advantage.

They play an hour away from campus and the state of Florida has way more FSU fans than Miami fans.

the U is a small private school with less than 3,000 students.

this should be almost like a home game for FSU.

Stadium is 30 mins from campus.

Everyone in Miami loves the canes.. we all grew up with them.

Stadium Will be packed. Roughly 60% canes 40% Seminoles.

kmarinouofm · 11-10-14, 06:09 PM

Originally posted by Wilfred

You realize that Tallahassee isn't very close to Miami at all, right? Why don't you google maps that one.

yeah exactly.. The Stadium is like 7 hours from FSU.. and 30 mins from coral gables.

Big Bear · 11-10-14, 06:45 PM

Originally posted by Wilfred

You realize that Tallahassee isn't very close to Miami at all, right? Why don't you google maps that one.

wtf champ u dont have to live in Tahallasee to be a seminoles fan

ask anyone who has ever spent any time in Florida...

Most people in Florida are either Seminoles or Gators fans.

RavensFan2k3 · 11-10-14, 06:52 PM

Originally posted by Big Bear

wtf champ u dont have to live in Tahallasee to be a seminoles fan

ask anyone who has ever spent any time in Florida...

Most people in Florida are either Seminoles or Gators fans.

As a Hurricane alumni and Miami resident, Bear is right about this. Way more FSU and Gators fans in South Florida than Hurricanes fans.

TPowell · 11-10-14, 07:07 PM

I've never been shocked to see a line....... yeah, Miami has looked good this year but come on. That coastal division sucks. They were beaten by double digits by GEORGIA TECH and Nebraska. They have ONE good win on their resume and that is a home win over Duke by 12.

klemopixx · 11-10-14, 07:18 PM

The bye week for Miami is big here. Extra week of rest and preparation helps with a freshman QB. FSU can't fall back early in this one though, Miami will be ready.

Big Bear · 11-10-14, 07:20 PM

maybe the bookies think Jameis gets suspended for this latest rumor

boss_of_um · 11-10-14, 08:12 PM

Raven and I are both UM Alumni. A month ago I would have put this line at 10+ points. Now FSU -2 or -3 does not surprise me.

Miami is going to put up points on FSU. Duke ran wild on FSU last year until FSU broke his ankle in the 3rd QTR and last year's FSU D was light years ahead of this year's D.
Kaaya is not a drop off from Stephen Morris (last year's Canes QB). He is an improvement. He also is not playing on a bum ankle like Morris was last year.
Everyone is talking about the lack of home field advantage but this is the one game that 'Canes fans will come out for this year. It is nowhere near as good as the old Orange Bowl when it comes to home field but it will be louder FOR Miami. Yes FSU fans will be heard easily too but make no mistake it will be pro-Miami and you will be able to tell the difference. Miami played UF in Miami last year, a noon kickoff, the the stadium was packed and the support was much louder for Miami than UF.
Jameis killed Miami last year with his mobility but I do not think he can run as much as he did last year. Miami was also gashed by Devonta Freeman (the quicker RB on last year's team) and this year's speed guy Dalvin Cook got hurt Saturday and may not play. And Miami was the first and only team to intercept Winston twice last year and that was with their passive-pansy zone D. We still play that style but have been blitzing much more this last month which is why the D has played better. People were wanting to take UNC a few weeks ago and Miami made their high--powered offense, one week removed from lighting up Notre Dame on the road, look like SMU.

RavensFan2k3 · 11-10-14, 10:02 PM

Originally posted by boss_of_um

Raven and I are both UM Alumni. A month ago I would have put this line at 10+ points. Now FSU -2 or -3 does not surprise me.

Miami is going to put up points on FSU. Duke ran wild on FSU last year until FSU broke his ankle in the 3rd QTR and last year's FSU D was light years ahead of this year's D.
Kaaya is not a drop off from Stephen Morris (last year's Canes QB). He is an improvement. He also is not playing on a bum ankle like Morris was last year.
Everyone is talking about the lack of home field advantage but this is the one game that 'Canes fans will come out for this year. It is nowhere near as good as the old Orange Bowl when it comes to home field but it will be louder FOR Miami. Yes FSU fans will be heard easily too but make no mistake it will be pro-Miami and you will be able to tell the difference. Miami played UF in Miami last year, a noon kickoff, the the stadium was packed and the support was much louder for Miami than UF.
Jameis killed Miami last year with his mobility but I do not think he can run as much as he did last year. Miami was also gashed by Devonta Freeman (the quicker RB on last year's team) and this year's speed guy Dalvin Cook got hurt Saturday and may not play. And Miami was the first and only team to intercept Winston twice last year and that was with their passive-pansy zone D. We still play that style but have been blitzing much more this last month which is why the D has played better. People were wanting to take UNC a few weeks ago and Miami made their high--powered offense, one week removed from lighting up Notre Dame on the road, look like SMU.

I agree 100%