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Discussing the early ACC football contenders through the lens of over/under win total betting lines

from Through the Smoke: A Miami Hurricanes football podcast · host 247Sports, Miami, Miami Hurricanes, Miami football, Miami athletics, College Football

The college football conversation never stops and with that in mind InsideTheU’s David Lake and Gaby Urrutia took the time to discuss the early landscape of the 2024 ACC race. FanDuel recently released its early regular season win total betting lines for the ACC and it revealed some of the favorites to contend for the conference in 2024. Who are the key teams to know? Which teams have the favorable schedules to navigate? Which win totals make the most sense? Which teams are we skeptical on? Where does Miami fit into the equation going into 2024?The 2024 ACC race looks to be wide open at this stage of the offseason and this podcast helps set the table for what will be a critical year for the Miami Hurricanes football program. Enjoy the podcast cast!

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