College Football Odds Week 13: Florida State vs Florida Lines, Spreads, Betting Trends

Patrick Everson Sports Betting Expert

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Plenty of eyes will be on the "Sunshine State" this Saturday as Florida looks to knock off Florida State and ruin its bid for a perfect regular season in Week 13 of the college football campaign. Despite being 11-0 and on the road, the Seminoles have been installed as -6.5 road favorites over the Gators. ESPN will provide national coverage for the rivalry matchup from Gainesville at 7:00 p.m. ET.

Here's everything you need to know about the college football odds for Week 13 Florida State vs Florida, including the opening lines, spreads, betting trends and more. Check back regularly for updates and use our BetMGM bonus code to get the most out of your action.

No. 4 Florida State vs Florida Odds

• Opening point spread: Florida State -6.5
• Opening moneyline: Florida State -430/Florida +330
• Opening total: Over/Under 51 points scored
• Time: 7 p.m. ET Saturday (ESPN)

UPDATE 6 P.M. ET SATURDAY: An hour before kickoff, Florida State remains nailed to -6.5 at BetMGM Nevada. The only movement all week was on the juice, and the Seminoles are currently -6.5 (-115).

"It's just over 2/1 tickets Florida State, and money is running almost 4/1 Florida State," BetMGM Nevada's Scott Shelton said of spread betting in the sportsbook's Las Vegas market. "On the moneyline, it's just over 4/1 tickets and 10/1 money on Florida."

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So bettors are taking the 'dog for the outright upset, currently at +200. Shelton said BetMGM Nevada needs a Seminoles win/Gators cover tonight.

The total went from 51 to 50.5 Monday and has been at 49.5 since Wednesday. It's currently 49.5 (Under -115).

"Tickets are 2/1 on the Under, but money is 3/1 on the Over," Shelton said.

UPDATE 4:30 P.M. ET FRIDAY: DraftKings' lookahead line on Nov. 15 had Florida State -11.5. But in the wake of QB Jordan Travis' season-ending injury, the spread reopened Seminoles -6.5 Sunday afternoon.

After brief early-week stays at -5.5 and -7, the line has been steady at Florida State -6.5 since Monday afternoon. Spread tickets are running 2.5/1 and spread money 2/1 in DK's college football odds Week 13 market.

The total dipped from 51 to 50 Monday and has been at 49 since Wednesday. The Over is seeing 63% of tickets, while money is running almost dead even.

UPDATE 8:30 P.M. ET MONDAY: Florida State (11-0 SU/6-5 ATS) warmed up for this Sunshine State showdown with an easy game against FCS foe North Alabama. The Seminoles breezed to a 58-13, just short of covering a massive 47.5-point spread.

But the victory was costly, as quarterback Jordan Travis suffered a serious left leg injury in the first quarter, ending his season.

Florida (5-6 SU/4-7 ATS) tuned up with a much tougher game and nearly pulled off a big road upset. The Gators were catching 12.5 points at Missouri and lost 33-31 on a final-seconds field goal.

Florida State hasn't moved off -6.5 in TwinSpires' college football odds Week 13 market. Underdog Florida is attracting 57% of early tickets/66% of early money on the spread.

"Florida is a trendy 'dog, as Florida State is missing its star QB for the rest of the season," Lucas said.

The total is down a point to 50, with 60% of tickets/64% of money on the Under.

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Patrick Everson

Patrick Everson is a senior reporter for VegasInsider. Based in Las Vegas since 1994, he's worked in the sports betting journalism/content space for more than a decade. He's most known for his deep roster of contacts behind sportsbook counters, providing readers and viewers with the ins-and-outs of how events are being bet. He's also a thought leader in the sports betting space, often appearing on or moderating panels at national conferences. More from Patrick Everson