Virginia Tech and Miami Kick Off This Week’s ACC Action on Thursday Night
Every week, we’ll be providing a quick rundown of which ACC football games are on television, and also list the latest spread on each game (should you choose to engage in gambling-related activities). Please plan your days accordingly.
ACC Football Week 10 Television Schedule & Spreads
Thursday, November 1
Virginia Tech Hokies at Miami Hurricanes (+1.5), 7:30 p.m. ET, ESPN
Saturday, November 3
Syracuse Orange at Cincinnati Bearcats (-5), noon ET, ESPN3
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets at Maryland Terrapins (+8), 12:30 p.m. ET, ESPN3
Virginia Cavaliers at NC State Wolfpack (-9.5), 12:30 p.m. ET, ESPN3
Pittsburgh Panthers at Notre Dame Fighting Irish (-16.5), 3:30 p.m. ET, NBC
Boston College Eagles at Wake Forest Demon Deacons (-4), 3:30 p.m. ET, ESPN Gameplan
Clemson Tigers at Duke Blue Devils (+13), 7 p.m. ET, ESPN2
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Some questions to ponder:
Will VT @ Miami be as entertaining as usual?
Will Clemson @ Duke be entertaining in the second half?
Can Syracuse beat Cincinnati?
Can Pittsburgh cover the spread?
Which QB will tuck the ball & run more often in the GT @ Maryland game?
Will the Wahoos score at all in Raleigh?
Finally…
If Wake defeats BC but no one is watching, will it make a sound?
All good ones. I’ll give it a shot:
- Virginia Tech and Miami will be entertaining since the Hokies’ defense lacks last year’s intensity and Miami’s offense may be rejuvenated with the week off.
- Clemson will run roughshod over Duke, especially if Renfree’s limited.
- Syracuse can beat Cincinnati, but the question is ‘will they?’ If the Orange can get out of their own way, I see this as a hard-fought upset.
- I think that spread is too high for the ND/Pitt game, so yes, I think the Panthers can cover.
- Georgia Tech has a real QB controversy, and I think they’re transitioning to next year already. Vad Lee will get more carries.
- UVa will score, but not much. I see a big game for David Amerson.
- Lastly, no. It won’t make a sound.