2024 Pop-Tarts Bowl Betting Odds, Predictions, Preview

2024 Pop-Tarts Bowl Betting Odds, Predictions, Preview

Recap all the 2024 Pop-Tarts Bowl Betting Odds, Picks, Predictions and History below and be sure to check back for the 2025 installment.

Pop-Tarts Bowl Betting Odds

IAST @ MIA Odds

  • Opening point spread: Iowa State -1.0
  • Opening moneyline: Iowa State -115/Miami -105
  • Opening total: Over/Under 53.5 points scored
  • Time: 3:30 p.m. ET Saturday, Dec. 28 (ABC)

Pop-Tarts Bowl Betting Resources

  • Date: Saturday, December 28, 2024
  • TV-Time: ABC, 3:30 p.m. ET
  • Venue: Camping World Stadium
  • Location: Orlando, Florida

Pop-Tarts Bowl History

The Camping World Bowl debuted in 1990 and has had a variety of different sponsors, notably the Russell Athletic Bowl from 2012 to 2016. The game debuted in 1990 at Joe Robbie Stadium in Miami, Florida.

The first 11 years of this bowl took place in South Florida under various names such as the Blockbuster Bowl, Carquest Bowl, MicronPC Bowl, and MicronPC.com Bowl. The game moved to the Citrus Bowl in Orlando starting in 2001 as the Visit Florida Tangerine Bowl, then transitioned into the Mazda Tangerine Bowl, followed by the Champs Sports Bowl from 2004 through 2011. 

Camping World took over sponsorship of this bowl in 2017, as teams from the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) and the Big 12 Conference are represented.

In 2023, the Cheez-It Bowl is now being called the Pop-Tarts Bowl.

In 2018, Syracuse outscored West Virginia 17-0 in the fourth quarter to record a 34-18 comeback victory, giving the ACC its second win in the past four seasons in this bowl. The combination of the favorite and 'under' has cashed in three straight in this bowl game. The 'under' has also connected in 12 of the last 14 games, while the losing team has scored 14 points or less in eight of the last 11 games. 

The Big 12 lost for the second straight year as Iowa State was blown out by Notre Dame, 33-9 in the 2019 installment. The Fighting Irish played in this game for the first time since losing to Florida State in 2011.

In 2020, the bowl was renamed the Cheez-It Bowl, a game name previously used in the former Cactus Bowl in Arizona. Oklahoma State of the Big 12 edged Miami (Fla.) of the ACC by a 37-34 score in a high-scoring affair, covering as 1-point favorites as the 'over' easily hit.

Clemson of the ACC topped Iowa State of the Big 12 on Dec. 29, 2021 in Orlando in low-scoring affair, 20-13. The Tigers posted a 10-win season for the 11th consecutive season as a result.

The favorite has now won in eight consecutive Cheez-It Bowls and/or the previously named Camping World Bowl, with the 'under' going 6-1-1 across the past eight.

In 2023, the name changed again to the Pop-Tarts Bowl as Kansas State took care of North Carolina State, 28-19.

Pop-Tarts Bowl Betting Results

YearMatchupLine, TotalATS Result
2023Kansas State 28 N.C. State 19Kansas State -2.5, 48.5Favorite, Under
2022Florida State 35 Oklahoma 32Florida -10, 67Underdog, Push
2021Clemson vs. Iowa StateClemson -2, 45Favorite, Under
2020Oklahoma State 34 Miami (Fla.) 31Oklahoma State -1, 63Favorite, Over
2019Notre Dame 33 Iowa State 9Notre Dame -3.5, 55Favorite, Under
2018Syracuse 34 West Virginia 18Syracuse -3, 67.5Favorite, Under
2017Oklahoma State 30 Virginia Tech 21Oklahoma State -6, 60Favorite, Under
2016Miami (FL) 31 vs. West Virginia 14Miami -3, 58Favorite, Under
2015Baylor 49 North Carolina 38North Carolina -2.5, 74Underdog, Over
2014Clemson 40 Oklahoma 6Oklahoma -6.5, 49.5Underdog, Under
2013Louisville 36 Miami (FL) 9Louisville -5.5, 59Favorite, Under
2012Virginia Tech 13 Rutgers 10 (OT)Virginia Tech -1, 42Favorite, Under
2011Florida State 18 Notre Dame 14Florida State -3, 47Favorite, Under
2010N.C. State 23 West Virginia 7West Virginia -3, 49.5Underdog, Under
2009Wisconsin 20 Miami (FL) 14Miami (FL) -3.5, 55Underdog, Under
2008Florida State 42 Wisconsin 13Florida State -7, 49.5Favorite, Over
2007Boston College 24 Michigan State 21Boston College -5, 59Underdog, Under
2006Maryland 24 Purdue 7Purdue -1.5, 56Underdog, Under
2005Clemson 19 Colorado 10Clemson -10, 48Underdog, Under
2004Georgia Tech 51 Syracuse 14Georgia Tech -4, 44Favorite, Over
2003N.C. State 56 Kansas 26N.C. State -12, 66Favorite, Over
2002Texas Tech 55 Clemson 15Texas Tech -4.5, 64.5Favorite, Over
2001Pittsburgh 34 N.C. State 19Pittsburgh -1, 47.5Favorite, Over
2000N.C. State 38 Minnesota 30Minnesota -3.5, 56.5Underdog, Over
1999Illinois 63 Virginia 21Virginia -2, 56.5Underdog, Over
1998Miami (FL) 46 N.C. State 23Miami (FL) -5.5, 67Favorite, Over
1997Georgia Tech 35 West Virginia 30Georgia Tech -1.5, 51.5Favorite, Over
1996Miami (FL) 31 Virginia 21Miami (FL) -3.5, 43.5Favorite, Over
1995North Carolina 20 Arkansas 10North Carolina -1, 41.5Favorite, Under

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