NCAAF – FREE PLAY: Louisville (315) vs. Miami (316)

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I feel following the Louisville/Miami matchup, the will need to change the bulbs in the scoreboard because there’s going to be so much scoring in this contest. Let’s start with the obvious, these two teams have met four times over the last five seasons with each game going way over the total. As a matter of fact, the final scores and those last four matchups were 52-27, 47-34, 38-31, and 52-45. If you do the math on that it averages out to be 81.5 points per game. Without question, these two offensive units are two of the best in the country. They both account for over 35 points per game (Louisville 36.0 PPG and Miami 35.0 PPG). It’s true, the Hurricanes are a little more well-balanced on the offensive side of the ball. But you can’t ignore the Cardinals 22nd ranked pass offense. It’s also true Louisville turns the ball over a little bit more. Both defenses have looked good thus far. Neither stop-unit allows too many points as the Hurricanes have a little bit of an edge ranking in the top 10 nationally. But I think the way both offenses match up against both defenses, you’re going to see a lot of scoring of this game. If you look at totals going back a bit further, Louisville has played too six overs in their last nine outings. Miami has gone over in five of their last seven at home. The reason why Miami hasn’t given up too many points to too many opponents, is because they haven’t played too many explosive offenses. Notre Dame put up 24 on them while Florida State posted 22. I feel the Cardinals offense will have a lot of success in the air here which will allow them to open up they’re rushing attack. And let’s be honest, there hasn’t been too many defenses that have kept the ‘Canes in check. There’s going to be a lot of scoring here. Take the over. Thank you all.