No. 2 Clemson Tigers at No. 25 Boston College Eagles (-17.5)
Unbeaten Clemson is facing a ranked team this week but is a hefty favorite as it works toward a fourth straight CFP appearance. The Tigers (9-0 SU, 5-4 ATS) have not messed around the past four games, going 4-0 SU and ATS by a whopping combined score of 240-36. In Week 10, Clemson boatraced Louisville 77-16 as 38-point home favorites.
Boston College has won three in row SU and four in a row ATS in the battle for second-best team in the Atlantic Coast Conference. The Eagles (7-2 SU and ATS) topped Virginia Tech 31-21 as 2-point road faves in Week 10.
“We took a large wager on Clemson as soon as we opened it up, and we went to -18,” Wilkinson said. “Then the whole betting market moved to -20, so we did as well. I think that’s the direction the line is going to keep heading, too. Boston College can’t compete with Clemson, even if the Eagles are at home. I think this line will be 21 or 22 by Saturday.”
Unbeaten Clemson is facing a ranked team this week but is a hefty favorite as it works toward a fourth straight CFP appearance. The Tigers (9-0 SU, 5-4 ATS) have not messed around the past four games, going 4-0 SU and ATS by a whopping combined score of 240-36. In Week 10, Clemson boatraced Louisville 77-16 as 38-point home favorites.
Boston College has won three in row SU and four in a row ATS in the battle for second-best team in the Atlantic Coast Conference. The Eagles (7-2 SU and ATS) topped Virginia Tech 31-21 as 2-point road faves in Week 10.
“We took a large wager on Clemson as soon as we opened it up, and we went to -18,” Wilkinson said. “Then the whole betting market moved to -20, so we did as well. I think that’s the direction the line is going to keep heading, too. Boston College can’t compete with Clemson, even if the Eagles are at home. I think this line will be 21 or 22 by Saturday.”

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